Republicans Find Industry Court Favored
The Republican National Committee advisory group reports support for the Kansas Industrial Relations Court principle across major social policy topics. It cites motherhood, child labor, and employment safety safeguards, noting state trends and widespread backing for protective measures amid debates with figures like Henry J. Allen and Samuel Gompers.
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Republican National Committee
Industrial Relations Court
Kansas
Henry J. Allen
Samuel Gompers
Carnegie Hall
Kansas Cour
Socia
Merhood
Palmer Allegations Highlight Prohibition Campaign Fight
Judge Bonniwell charges that the Palmer steamrolling campaign violated liquor laws through bonded warehouses and Treasury laxity. He accuses Palmer supporters in Scranton and Luzerne of open sale of 9 percent beer, while Palmer and backers deny the claims and defend party unity amid pressure from Federal enforcement and Internal Revenue actions.
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Topenny
Pennsylvania
Hareau
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Cass
Bonniwell
Bos
Penrone
Philadelphia
Sayng
Democratic Party
Hoth
Adoo
Stiee
Palmer
API
Kenyon Wed
Fenniwell
Wold
Reed
Great An
Kenyon
Cornelius Dorin
A. J. Casey
Palmer Deleretes
P. F.cusack
Andrew Breslin
Dude Bonniwell
Judy Bonniwell
Sevanne
Falmer
Reewtt Frimavies
Unclear Public Interest Fails to Solve Industrial unrest
Review and analysis of official and unofficial inquiries into the U S industrial situation in recent years fail to provide conclusive solutions to the problem of industrial unrest. The text notes public interest is uneven and some industries are less affected than others.
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United States
Taft Discusses Veto of Knox Resolution And Senate Fails
Taft criticizes the Knox resolution as misdirected while noting the Senate’s failure to ratify the Treaty of Versailles and the ongoing political struggle over war responsibilities. testimony mentions Edward Keating, Mrs Annoiette Punk, J F Sinclair, and Norman Bridges in campaign contexts tied to transportation and party aims. A commission proposal to study trade relations with Russia was approved at the Chamber of Commerce annual meeting in Atlantic City.
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William Howard Taft
Wilson
Versailies
Senate
Edward Keating
Leagur
Congress
Annoiette Punk
Hiiness
Ae Ein Tinerty Loak
Inter
Campgien
McAdoo Direct
Mnilireet
J. F. Sinclair
New York
Tell Company
Norman Bridges
Doheney of Interests
Russia
Chamber of Vminerve
Europe
Ny Chamber of Commerce
United States
Atlantic City
England Plans Renewed Trade With Soviet Union
The report states Britain aims to renew trade with the Soviet Union, favoring American suppliers for faster aid delivery. It mentions requests for locomotives, farming implements, and Russian goods, while noting political shifts including rumors of a cabinet resignation linked to foreign affairs.
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Hussan
Europe
Bnisheyik
America
Russia
Karl Carson
Redlestom
Cabyn
Iay
Holsheviki
Russian Passport Refusals Highlight U S Policy
Washington reports that the United States continues to refuse entrance requests by Russian passport holders. The State Department indicated the policy remains unchanged amid ongoing London negotiations among Bolshevik leaders. The stance precedes any potential shift from allied powers affecting travel and recognition.
Rail Ven Demand Pay Rise At Once
Urges immediate wage increases for all rail workers as the United States Railway Labor Board awaits final decision. BL Jewell and others press for end to delays, seeking 18 cents an hour raise and full compensation for overtime, Sundays, and time. Dispatchers object to wage methods and insist on accountability for supervision and discipline. Catherine Ge tkepnre mentioned among speakers as wage talks proceed.
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Hisagn
Nicle
United States
Rulway Labor Board
Davis
Jewell
Astin
Railway Federated Shop Crafts
Devia i
Mick de Band
Dudge Rirom
Eliaiyninn
Ted
Arcumen
J. G. Lahrsen
Almertan Thin Dispatchers Association
Rain Dispatchers
1920 Tax Rate Boosted 150 Percent in Statewide Change
The state Tax Commission raises the 1920 tax rate by about 1.8 mills, boosting assessments across real and personal property. The plan shifts more money to teachers, with $220,000,000 of the total to education. Overall property values rise by $521,000,000, real property totals $2,525,190,000, and the average assessment rate is 5.99 percent affecting local distributions statewide.
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Warners
Cher
Nagraes
Sundar Sehools
Tribune
Sroater
NY Voirk
Navy Works On 18 Inch Gun For Future Warships
Washington June 2 Construction of an 18 inch naval gun has begun at the Navy Department. The ordnance officials say the weapon is in an experimental stage and its ultimate use to arm ships remains to be decided. No particular difficulty is encountered in its fabrication.
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Washington
Navy Department
Ordnance Offals
Tax deductions from new rate in New York City area
Deductions to be made across Greater New York show varied rates by borough with totals exceeding 70000000 in assessments. Bronx rate fixed at per cent while Queens and other counties report different percentages and sums. Upstate counties also see adjustments below commercial rates.
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Tiia
New York
Bronx
York
Queens
Upstate
Ceantion
Alou Be
Mann Millions Go to Widow and Daughter
Court records reveal a will directing the sale of Town Topics and distributing a large estate. The widow and daughter share the Mann fortune, with sale proceeds tied to the couple’s steady income sources and local holdings.
Town Topics executors modify will with cash sale condition
1915 will provisions set Town Topics for sale by executors at not less than 11 times the average annual net income of the previous ten years. Mrs Sophie Mann and St Wynne Mann inherit residuary shares. Colonel Mann receives annuities and a loving cup. Magstrate Joseph Duel named director with annual salary. other family members and employees receive varying bequests.
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Sophie Mann
St Wynne
Colonel Mann
Waltonea Island
Joseph M
Mann
Horsce W. Mann
Teron
Mra
Jenni L. Mann
Twiee
Seward W. Mann
Finandivet
Knickerbocker Ice Making Described In Detail
The piece explains a process where four times filtered water is placed in covered containers set in brine. Ammonia-rich brine circulates to absorb heat and lower its temperature, freezing the water as part of the ice production described.
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England
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Great Britain
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Partine
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Knickerbocker Ice Company
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