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Newspaper
Oshkosh Republican
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1925
Page
8
Readable line items show parts for Fords including absorbers, wheels, 59/100 foot coils, glass insulators, rear view mirrors and radio batteries. Items are catalogued with prices and brief notes on availability and guarantees.
Canadian shoe workers protest wage reductions averaging 40 percent in 14 boot and shoe factories in Quebec City. They say proposed cuts range from 20 to 40 percent while offering to accept 7 to 15 percent, return to ten hour days in winter, and place work on a large scale. They propose arbitration and belong to the National and Catholic unions. Sixteen factories continue operations on the old scale as negotiations proceed.
Reports cover orders for 390 more coke ovens at four Connellsville plants, Dutch miners winning a 43 hour week, Bombay cotton mill strikes with 150000 out and 60 000 returning home, and unions pushing for eight hour and pay scales. Also notes on US rail crews returning from Italy, US industry wage talks, and labor arbitration across regions.
A garbled report outlines government involvement in a new deep sea fishing program in Shula. It mentions a managed system, tensions over feeding and supply, and a push toward man made herbs as a potential ally to the industry. The fragment hints at state roles, funding, and potential impacts on fishing communities.
James M. Lynch, president of the International Typographical Union, urges shorter work hours as the only cure for overproduction. He argues that many people fear idleness but that life offers education recreation and happiness. work should only suffice to meet essential needs.
Government clerks in Hungary receive marked wage increases while Communists lose clout at the International Fur Workers Union convention in Boston. Italy reports high unemployment, and a U S yard wage board proposes a 1.50 per hour rate. AF of L opposes immigration changes and prison-made goods, with child labor and long-workday proposals advancing in Boston.
A garbled excerpt discusses rulers in a mythical empire with references to emperors named Thuy and Constantiangle. It mentions identity decrees under a joint unity and notes confusion over plural rulers and their legal acts. The readable parts imply a disputed history fragment about imperial authority.
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