Michigan Eyeing Sit-Down Strike Legislation At Capitol
Michigan lawmakers weigh broad labor measures after Supreme Court rulings shift power to state. Experts cite language on employer employee relations enabling health safety protections and possible outlawing of sit-down strikes by legislative decree amid pending bills on minimum wages hours and strike regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Michigan
Murphy
State Capitol
United States Supreme Court
No Man’s Land
Washington
University of Michigan
State of Michigan
Supreme Court
State Legislature Dominates Michigan Labor and Industry Policy
The article notes the Michigan legislature, not Congress, shaping labor and industry laws, and cites a Virginia milk pricing ruling. It describes milk price increases in Detroit after farmer threats, proposes teacher minimum wages, and highlights Rep. Peter B. Legg’s schoolteacher wage proposal. It outlines Phillip Rahoi’s progressive bloc pushing higher pension and relief spending, and lists related state bills on unemployment relief, direct relief funding, and motor vehicle regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Michigan
Virginia
Detroit
Peter B. Legg
Escanaba
Philip Rahoi
Iron Mountain
House
Rahoi
Senate
Army of Lansine
Poultry Outlook Sees Possible 1937 Hatch Shortage and Price Rise
Analysis from Feed Stuffs Magazine indicates mild winter conditions boosted egg production while storage stocks and the Agricultural Adjustment Administration programs cushion price declines. With laying flocks below average and high feed costs, hatchings may shrink in 1937 and eggs could rise by mid year, aided by improving consumer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricutural Adjustment Administration
Chicago
United States
Cocker Spaniel Tops 1936 Dog Breed Popularity List
The cocker spaniel leads the 1936 AKC breed registration, with 12 714 dogs, ahead of the Boston terrier 10 678 and Scottish terriers 8 359. Fox terriers, beagles and greyhounds also rise in popularity as 84 475 total purebreds were registered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Kennel Club
Boston
The Coney Is a Strange One
The hyrax or coney, rabbit-sized, looks rodent like with long front teeth and a pointed muzzle yet lacks five toes and strong claws. Nature Magazine notes it resembles an elephant and rhinoceros in anatomy, with short rounded toenails and three sided upper teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Magazine of
Washington
Boxer Dogs Name and Early Fighting Style
Boxer dogs are named for their sparring with front paws resembling a gloved fighter. In the mid nineteenth century these dogs fought similarly to pit bull types, using displays of strength and agility.
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale Notice for Starks in Pittsfield Township
Default on a mortgage by Rexford D. Starks and Iane Starks of Pittsfield Township Washtenaw County Michigan to Huron Valley Building and Savings Association of Ann Arbor triggers foreclosure sale. The notice outlines action by the lender and the mortgagors as party in interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw ‘County
Michigan
Office of the Register of Deeds
Washtenaw County
Huron Valley’ Building and Savings Association
Ann Arbor
County of
Washtenaw
Huron Valley , Building and Savings Association
Pittsfield
Springwater
Dana S. McComb
Huron Valley Building and Savings Association
Michigan Corporation
W. E. van Ameringen
Ann Arbor Trust Bldg
Rexford D. Starks
Iane Starks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Michigan Mirror
Gene Alleman
Michigan Press Association
Ederal
State Supreme Court
Schoolcraft
Wayne County
Clinton
Livingston
Roscommon
Ohlivion
Feed Stuffs Magazine
Wei
Pat i
Rasy
the Observer
By C. M. Payne
Furey
Finney
Ted O'Loughlin
Western Newrenee
Orion
Walz
Smallterr
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Otbornae
Westen
Aper Thien
Felix
IM Gong
Phoolossis Firney
Qi Quan
Tou
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!