Leader Predicts Demand for Redyeing Hard Ainers Pay
A leader states that hard hit workers will demand redyeing pay after wage pressures. The comment underlines labor cost concerns and potential wage adjustments in the sector.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1922
Page
8
A leader states that hard hit workers will demand redyeing pay after wage pressures. The comment underlines labor cost concerns and potential wage adjustments in the sector.
Atlantic City hosts two day conference of coal operators and miners leaders. John L. Lewis invited to New York on March 15 to discuss a joint meeting as miners threaten April 1 wage cuts. Warriner notes miners earned 181 percent above 1914 levels while living costs rose sharply. 20 percent cuts deemed unnecessary, with impact on 150000 anthracite workers and the public.
A commentator argues that high production costs remain elevated across commodities. only a drop in labor prices can reduce overall costs. He warns deflation harms operators, workers, and the consuming public and stresses the shared economic stakes in deflationary pressure.
Miss Eleanore Dunning 40 of Liberty New York falls from an eighth floor window at the Hotel Aberdeen on West Thirty fourth Street. Her body found on the engine room roof. room showed lowered window and bolted door. Jewelry valued in thousands and a cash sum were recovered. Police report the victim was in a cheerful mood before retiring.
A Belfast scene on Saturday night left James Hughes, two years old, dead after three men sprang from a side street and fired as he crossed Millfeddd Street. The boy’s mother witnessed the attack. The shooters, who apologized later, claimed they had mistaken him for targets.
Worry and excitement rise as an Italian laborer, Thomas Dodore, who received blackhand jetters from a Turko gang, becomes violently insane and is committed to Rittersville State Hospital. He fears for his life after failing to spay them. A Connecticut Valley sandstone slab bearing seven footprints of a giant dinosaur was presented to the geology department at Mt Holyoke College.
Miss Dorothy Nichols, 18, a Washington Heights society student, was struck with an object and a wall clock weight used as a weapon in her masquerade party aftermath. She survived, aided by thick blonde hair. The intruder fled. jewelry was not taken. Police questioned the escort and found no proven link to prior break-ins.
A historic pattern shows the nation allocating about a billion dollars annually to the film industry and a similar magnitude to funding for schools. The emphasis reflects broad cultural investment in both entertainment and education.
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