Weirton Steel labor dispute and NRA stance
The article reports on tensions around the Weirton Steel election where workers claim intimidation and that a company loyalist slate won while union candidates were excluded. NRA officials face questions over possible actions and the fight over a closed shop amid government recovery policy.
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NRA
National Labor Board
Weirton Steel Company
J. T. Weir
Labor Board
Weirton
Workers’ Union
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
Roosevelt
Theemus EF. Millsop
Willams
Weirton Steel
Geo. Waugh S. Johnson
William Creen
American Federation of Labor
Recovery Administration
Green
Flo
New NRA code authorities to include labor and consumer veto power
Eseral Jomanson outlines code authority reform with an NRA appointee backed by two advisers from labor and consumer boards. NILA veto power is proposed over production, pricing, and wages. Leon Henderson and J Schlink named as assistants. Mary Stumsey to stay as consumers advisory head. Van Swearlozen railroads order $25 010 000 of rolling stock financed by PWA trusts.
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Eseral Jomanson
NRA
Labor
Labor Advisory Board of
NILA
Consumers Advisory Board
Johnson
Tale
NEA
Leon Henderson
Russell Sage Foundation
New York
J. Schlink
Consumers’ Research Bureau
Mary Stumsey
van Swearlozen
PWA
Londi
Ohio
Secretary Roper and Secretary Wallace Report on Policy
The message notes activity by Secretary Roper of the Commerce Department and Secretary Wallace of Agriculture, detailing ongoing policy discussions and potential administrative actions. No specific decisions are provided in the fragment.
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Roper
Commerce Department
Wallace
Agriculture
Greek order on Exile for Insull and Tax Tug-of-War
The Greek government ordered Samuel Insull to leave when his residence permit expired on December 31 but granted an extension to January 31 after he pleaded fitness. Insull holds 20 consulor status as an American citizen with a reissued passport. Washington has begun tax collection actions against Insull, his wife, and his son for 271 dollars.
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Greece
Samuel Insull
Insull
United States
Washington
Insur
Roosevelt’s TVA loan plan aims to boost electric appliance sales
President Roosevelt advances Tennessee Valley Authority power projects by creating a million dollar mortgage loan corporation using public works funds. The plan provides cheap credit to homeowners in the TVA region to purchase electrical appliances, with manufacturers welcoming government financing to expand demand. Stephen T. Early outlined the program criteria.
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Roosevelt
Tennessee Valley
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Stephen T. Early
Dalai Lama Dies in Lhasa Amid Poison Claims
Reports from a Dhepgal correspondent say the Dalai Lama died in Lhasa and was poisoned. He was revered as reincarnation of a Buddha and worshipped as a deity. His life included exile and political upheaval as Tibet shifted between China, Mongolia, and India, with Tibetan independence declared in 1912.
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Ibet
Dalai Lama
Lhasa
Saya
Asia
Tibet
Mongolia
India
Debt payments and Monaco suit against Mississippi noted
The article reports on European nations paying only a fraction of their war debt to the United States and notes Monaco seeking permission to sue Mississippi in U.S. courts for bonds defaulted in 1841. It highlights delays, partial payments, and a historic legal challenge by a sovereign state.
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Ken
United States
France
Poland
Belgium
Hungary
Estonia
Finland
Great Britain
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Lithuania
Latvia
Uncle Sam
Supreme Court of the United States
Principality of
Monaco
Mississippi
Monagesque
New York
Delta
Boise
It.a
Lewiston
Public Utitities Commission
Supreme Court
Commission
Leiarno Lirroutn Forms Coalition Government in Spainegala
Leiandro Lirroun becomes premier of Spainegala succeeding Diego Martinez Barrios who is named vice president of the cabinet and minister of war. Lerrour says the mixed left right center lineup is compatible with a conservative dominated new parliament.
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Leiandro Lirroun
Spainegala
Diego Martinez Barrios
Lerrour
Japanese envoy Balo confirmed as ambassador to United States
The Tokyo cabinet confirmed Ppointment of Ehlashi Balo as the new Japanese ambassador to the United States. The foreign office cabled instructions for him to proceed at once to Washington from The Plague where he has been serving as minister to the Netherlands.
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Ehlashi Balo
United States
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Washington
Netherlands
Truce Reached Between Taraguay and Dolivia Ends Jungle Warfare
Peace comes to Grao Chaco as Taraguay and Dolivia agree to a four month truce in the Jungle region. League of Nations commission and Pan American delegates back the halt in fighting. Negotiations for a permanent settlement continue in Montevideo with Secretary of State Yio receiving much credit.
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Grao Chaco
Taraguay
Dolivia
League of Nations Commission
Sfontevideo
Yio
Ten spies arrested in alleged international espionage ring
Trench police broke up what they said was an international espionage ring and seized ten persons. Among those held were Robert Switz and his wife of East Orange New Jersey. Authorities claimed the gang reported to no specific nation.
IEFLIN of Alabama Announces Primary Candidacy for Congress
The long time senator hopeful IEFLIN seeks the fifth district seat arguing the Democratic party lacks debating vigor. He vows to aid the president to shift control of the money supply, linking to periodic panics. Also noted are the deaths of Louis Joseph Vaneé and Stephen W. Chambers.
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Ieflin
Alabama
Senate
Washington
John A. Fankhead
Democratic Party
Executive Committee
Alfred
Flying pair ends long overseas trip in Miami arrival
OLGNEL and Mrs. LINDBERG closed a world tour as they landed in Miami from the Dominican Republic and prepared to fly to New York. Their journey covered two transatlantic crossings, four continents, and thirty nations aboard the Western Newspaper Union report.
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Olgnel
Mrs. Lindberg
Miami
Fla
Dominican Republic
Oif
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Walon
Tax Revenue Totals Reported Across Utah Idaho Regions
Intermountain brief notes sales taxes paid to the state tax commission totaling 151312.19 in a 30 day period, with July totals at 627152.3. Utah State Agricultural College leads in agri forestry enrollment per population. Idaho and Utah rail and waterworks projects, crop shipments, drought relief, and livestock industry updates follow with multiple city mentions.
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Salt Lake City
State Tax Commission
Logan
Utah State Agricultural College
Agriculture and Forestry
Utah
Utah State Agriculture College
Idaho
P.O
Bears Not Vicious Says Hunter
The article argues that American black bears pose no greater danger to hunters than hogs of equal size. It emphasizes bears are not inherently vicious and challenges common perceptions of threat.
Heavenly Collisions in the Vast Heavens
Collisions among celestial bodies occur routinely in space, as vast as the universe, despite the idea of endless room. The article notes that such events are common and part of cosmic dynamics.
Russians Lost in Wars and Famine Years Ago
The record notes that about 15 million Russians perished across World War I, the civil conflict, and the ensuing famine. It cites the cumulative toll of those wars and the famine that followed.
World’s smallest porcelain table service stars at Munich show
At the House and Home exhibition in Munich the chief display is a porcelain table service of 142 pieces. A two-set dish for six weighs just 15 grams and fits inside a safety match box, highlighting extreme miniature craftsmanship.
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Munich
Early Velocipede Sells at London Auction for 120 Dollars
An 1810 velocipede, one of the earliest known, sold in London for 120 dollars at auction. The sale highlights the rarity of early pedal vehicles and their collector value.
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London
Buy Mountain Made Goods From Your Local Dealer
A vintage pitch urges readers to buy mountain made goods to support local merchants and farmers. It argues shorter shipping distances keep money in the community and benefits both neighbors and regional manufacturers, encouraging purchases from nearby dealers.
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Intermeentany Gooda
Would Fit Well Here In Abyssinia Policy Censures Guaran Tor
A discussion notes that in Abyssinia every man before marriage must obtain a guaran tor an elder who swears to financially support the wife for life if the husband fails to keep promises or mistreats her.
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Abyssinia
Hoare's Bank Claims Status as London’s Oldest Bank
The article notes Hoare's Bank as London’s oldest, citing a 1603 receipt as evidence of its long history though the exact founding date remains uncertain.
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London
the Hoare's
Jerusalem's hill top fortress origins
Jerusalem was built on a rocky hill top, a natural fortress that aided defense in ancient times before gunpowder or artillery. The elevated position made direct attacks harder and helped the city withstand early sieges.
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Jerusalem
Wisest Minds and To Choose Your Books Daily Guidance
Quote highlights choosing wise companions via books. Emphasizes daily few minutes with great thinkers to gain guidance and insight from celebrated authors.
Digestion Times for Venison and Other Meats
A historical note cites a Scientific American table stating venison digests in one hour, compared with one and a half hours for raw eyes, three hours for mutton, and five hours for pork. The source reflects early nutrition experimentation.
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Scientific American
Pernicious Anemia Defect Described in Digestive Failure
A definition of pernicious anemia as a deficiency disease arising from the digestive system’s failure to properly process certain essential foods.
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