Miners and Rail Unions Eye Joint Wage Fight
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, says miners are willing to unreservedly pool their interests with railroad organizations in resisting wage schedule attacks. Invitations have been sent to officers of sixteen major railroad unions to participate in a meeting. Cobait, a mineral used in glass and porcelain coloring, is noted in the report.
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Lewis
Associated Press
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis International
Favorites Ignored In Today's Stock Market Sessions
New York Feb 1 former favorites were largely ignored as trades moved stocks upward for some issues. American Telephone Gulf State Steel Butterick Kresge Kayser Remington Typewriter and Electric Storage Battery led gains up to 2 to 3.5 points. Davison Chemical Texas Gulf Sulphur and Industrial Alcohol posted about one point advances. Union Pacific and Texas Pacific rose modestly while Canadian Pacific fell. Mail order and chain stores weakened with Sears Roebuck down about two points. Studebaker price declines added further pressure. Cal money opened about 1 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Amecan fee
Gulf State Steel
Butterick
Kresge
Kayser
Remington
Davison Commercial
Texas Gulf
Union Pacific
Texas Pacific
Roebuck
Studebaker
Cal money
Negro to Be Given Important Post in District of Columbia
Washington report states Arthur G. Frea a black attorney from Welch West Virginia was indicated for recorder of deeds in the District of Columbia by Senator Elkina and Rep Goolly koontz after a White House meeting. Henry Lincoln Johnson a black Republican from Georgia was nominated last summer but not confirmed by the Senate.
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Associated Press
Washington
Arthur G. Frea
Welch
W. Va
District of Columbia
Elkina
West Virginia
Goollykoontz
White House
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Georgia
Senate
Secretary Davis Suffering from Physical Collapse
Battle Creek Michigan February 1 Secretary of Labor Davis is a patient at two local sanatoriums He arrived yesterday from Washington suffering from what is described as nearly a physical breakdown
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Associated Press
Battle Creek
Michigan
Davis
Washington
Wind Reveals Armament In Windstorm Scene
Uniontown reports a windstorm exposed a woman’s holster with a 9 yearLhande revolver cited as part of dress she wore. The incident prompts inquiry into concealed weapons amid a rise in crime across the region. Local women justify carry for self defense if knocked down or disarmed.
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Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Indictments Highlight Boston Bank President Fraud Case
Max Mitchell, president of the defunct Cosmopolitan Trust Co, arraigned on five secret indictments accusing larceny, fraudulent loans, and conversions totaling 1.5 million, false reports, and altering a promissory note. He pleads not guilty and is freed on $50,000 bail as part of a probe into five trust companies collapsing in 1920. The grand jury continues hearings with Tremont Trust Co records examined.
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Associated Prose
Boston
Max Mitchell
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Mitchell
grand
Tremont Trust Co
New York Reports 1052 Flu Cases and 20 Deaths Today
For the first day of the year the City Health Department reported 1,052 influenza cases in New York with 20 deaths. Pneumonia rose to 246 cases from 186 yesterday, and total pneumonia deaths reached ninety one, while yesterday saw 66 pneumonia and 12 influenza deaths.
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Associated Press
New York
City Health Department
Eastern Rail Presidents Meet on Wage Conference Plan
Presidents of thirty five eastern railroads met in New York to discuss revival of prewar wage conference method. The talks aimed to outline a policy for regional wage conferences with Big Four Brotherhoods leaders. Hoover had signaled possible use of such conferences to resolve current disputes.
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Eastern Lines
New York
Big Four Brotherhoods
brotherhoods
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Mr. Hoover
brotherhoad
Association of Rail Execatives
Chicago
Wis
Kenyon Appointed Judge Stirs Senate Deliberations
In Wasehinsion on February 1 President forwarded to the Senate the nomination of Senator Wii S Kenyan from Iowa as judge. The confirmation moved through open executive session with support and questions raised about timing and authority. Senator Kenyan urged swift action while some members pressed for further review and legislative discretion.
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Kenyon
Wasehinsion
senate
Wii
Lowa
Kenyon iavmeron
ucemeds
Waiter L Stith
Plans Pact on War Claims
Waldonzten February reports a mixed commission will handle war claims between governments. A direct treaty with Germany is denied. the effort aims to settle postwar claims through a joint commission while noting differing views on gender roles among European countries.
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Waldonzten
Germany
Hughes Outlines Naval Treaty and Capital Ship Limits
Secretary Hughes defended the American naval plan as preserved in the proposed treaty. He said the United States retains capital ships and that the four governing principles guided the agreement. French officials expressed sincere support as New Jersey elected a new treasurer and director at a legislative session in Trenton.
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Hughes
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bin
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digsen
Shine
Japan
Arthur J. tour
China
Great Britain
U. S
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North Dakota
Hughes cone
M. Sarraut
caton
France
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