Roosevelt appoints textile strike board of inquiry
President Roosevelt forms a five member board to study complaints in cotton textile woolen rayon and allied industries. The panel includes Gov. John G Wigant Marion Smith and Raymond V Ingersoll. The group reports to the president by October 1.
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Gruening Named Director of Territories Division
Dr. Ernest H. Gruening renowned Latin American expert and liberal editor was appointed head of the Interior department division of territories and island possessions, effectively becoming the United States’ first colonial administrator.
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Shipping board taps James C Peacock as director
James Craig Peacock, a Washington attorney, is named director of the United States Shipping Board Bureau within the Department of Commerce. His appointment elevates the bureau’s leadership as the nation seeks to oversee maritime policy and port operations.
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Racing Dogs Worth High Prices From Mick the Miller Litter
The Racing Association of England reports six greyhound pups from Mick the Miller valued over $5,000. Expectation is they become track winning stock.
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