Amoskeag Fiasco Reflects Community Strike on Tax and Wages
An Associated Press dispatch from Boston on December 24 1935 examines the Amoskeag Manufacturing Co of Manchester New Hampshire. The world’s largest cotton flannel mill has not operated for a year yet remains stocked and influential in Roanoke Rapids and Halifax County. The piece argues excessive taxation and wage demands helped seal the mill’s fate, praising a Manchester plan to cut taxes and labor costs while urging cooperation among employer employee and public to salvage the mill’s legacy and avert future closures.
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Jackson Day Dinner Opens 1936 Campaign in Halifax
The Jackson Day Dinner at Halifax next Wednesday night launches the 1936 Democratic presidential bid. Tickets are donations to the Democratic National Committee and urged for all office holders precinct and county committee members and loyal Democrats to attend.
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