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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1920
Page
4
A historical warning frames Bolsheviks as dangerous enemies of government, church, and home. It argues that rioters and destroyers of life and property undermine stability and urges citizens to support government efforts to root out what it calls an insidious gang led by Lenines and Trotskyists.
Navy Recruiting Station Chicago reports a Navy Department plan to issue Victory Buttons to Naval Reserve Force members who served on active duty between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918 and have been released. Buttons are obtainable on presenting release to the commanding officer.
The American Federation of Labor and all railway unions oppose returning railways to owners on March first. They argue wartime control has not yet shown what government control can do, and doubt Congress will extend the period under its current make up.
Official publication shows the West Hammond Trust and Savings Bank at West Hammond Illinois reporting its condition as of November 17 1919 to the Auditor of Public Accounts. Total resources amount to 44310788 with deposits of 36499518 and capital 2500000 plus surplus and profits. The cashier Paul I Muschelewicz swore to the accuracy before Notary Andrew J Stachewiczi on November 26 1919.
Village ordinance prohibits distributing handbills on Dolton streets without a permit and fixes a one dollar per day fee. It requires written applications listing principals and business location, and sets fines from five to two hundred dollars for violations. The measure, passed January 5, 1920, was published January 9, 1929, amid local school staffing concerns.
Readers comment that sports opinion holds irrigation efforts progress never seemed slower. The piece notes a prevailing view among athletes and associated groups that implementation has stalled and momentum is lacking.
Railroad workers declare that denying them the right to set their own wages amounts to slavery. They argue for wage autonomy and bargaining power in the labor dispute.
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