Bargain violations charged in House labor debate
Washington D C April 1. Representative Wood of Missouri charged wholesale violation of the cooperative bargaining requirement of GRA agreements in a 30 minute defense of organized labor. He argued a conspiracy by industrialists aimed to defeat the recovery law’s employer freedom to organize and bargain. He cited hundreds of codes and said betrayals by employers have kept strikes below normal, praising labor leadership and discipline.
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Washington, D. G
Wood Democrat
Missouri
Wood
House
Blanton
Democrat
Texas
American Federation of Labor
United States
City Manager Faces Threats Ahead of Inauguration
Kansas City report details renewed threats to City Manager Harry McElroy as suspects linked to a Pendergast era political fight press for his ouster. A sniper event and extortion note followed a ransom paid last year in a separate kidnapping case involving McElroy's daughter Mary.
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Kansas City
API
Harry
McElroy
Political Storm Center
Kate Sis
Twilce
Twler
Sevenan
Mery
T. J. Pendergast Democratic Organization
Ciraen-Fusionist
Nampalon
Pendergast
Armenians Clash In Boston injures Fifty?
Boston clash leaves dozens injured as Armenian factions fight outside Steinert hall near Boston Common. police quell riot after hours of street fighting with fists stones bricks and clubs. Four men and three women arrested amid chaotic scene tied to December assail on Archbishop Leon Tourian death.
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Joston
Steinert Hall
Hoston Common
Leon Elisee Tourian
New York
Chicago
Iném
Charter drafting committee names appointed in Hexar county
Morris Sle and John Clossen were named to the county home rule charter drafting committee by the Hexar county commissioners on Monday. They replace Martin Wright and B. R. Boyle who declined to serve. The committee meets at the courthouse at 4 p.m. Wednesday to study home rule laws. a secretary will be employed.
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Morris Sle
John Clossen
Hexar County
Bexay
Martin, Wright
BR. J. Boyle
US McLeod bill pushes to release deposits in closed banks
Washington April 4 The McLeod bill aims to release 1816 million dollars of deposits from closed banks under federal reorganization. Senator Pittman Democrat of Nevada and Representative Colling of Mississippi voiced support while cautioning potential presidential vetoes. House Appropriations will vote on the financing clause directing RFC to assume assets and pay depositors in full, with bankers urged to keep funds in banks.
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USI
Senate
House Appropriations
Congressional
Meg Pittmn
Nowaday
Ross Colling
Missis
Sioni
Pittman
Ohio
House
RFC
Collins
Tam
Fui
Uyem
Secretary of the Treasury
Pri
Congress
Presbytery
Texas
Rues- Barlandale
McLeod Bill Sought Immediate Banking Committee Report
A petition filed in the House urged the banking committee to report the McLeod bill calling for a four percent government pay to depositors in closed Federal Reserve member banks. Opposition from the REG was voiced by Jesse H. Jones, described as commerce chairman.
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Washington, D
House
Banking Committee
McLeod
Federal Reserve
Jesse
H. Jones
Johnson Fails to Appear at Hearing on Wagner Bill
Washington reports that NRA administrator Hugh S. Johnson again did not appear for a senate labor hearing on the Wagner labor bill, citing he was out of town. Treasury data for April 6 show receipts of 19.8 million and expenditures around 39.6 million, with fiscal year totals and gold assets also listed.
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Johnson
Washington, D. G
Apr
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Senate
Treasury
The
NRA Order Hiking Miners Wages in Alabama Attacked
Forney Johnston representing Alabama’s principal commercial operators led a attack on the NRA wage order. He claimed the order violates the recovery act and soft coal code, cites chaos in Alabama, and says it raises wages to 120 dollars a day, putting 15,000 miners out of work and disrupting relations between operators and miners.
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Washington, D. C
Forney Johnston
Birninghans Atorney
Alabsm
MRA
Rainers
Alabama
Johnston
Recov
NRA
Wea
Oil Shipments From Texas and California Warned as Threat to Stability
Washington April reports from Secretary Tekes of the oil administration note ships carrying Texas and California crude and products to domestic markets. He warns such movements threaten the stabilization program and calls for scrutiny of outbound shipments.
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Texas
California
Washington, D. C
Tekes
Edinburg Barnstormer Charged With Intoxicated Flight
Floyd Hi Rodgers a barnstorming flyer from Edinburg faced an examining guns today on a charge of piloting an airplane while intoxicated after his craft crashed into a crowd at an onion festival injuring five persons.
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Raymondville
Rexes
Floyd Hi
Rodgers
Edinburg
Ilista
Bids for Highway Work Tabulated in Four Counties
Bids for state financed highway improvements were tabulated by the state highway commission covering Uvalde, Comal, Gonzales and Angelina counties. A Fort Worth bulletins report says Dr. A P Hubbard, 52, formerly of Dallas, died after being shot at his home yesterday afternoon. details show a fatality in a separate incident.
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Austin
State Highway Commission
Uvalde
Comal
Gonzales
Angelina
Fort Worth
A. P. Hubbard
Dallas
Woodin Improves in New York April 9
William H. Worth, former secretary of the treasury, was reported improved today at a local hospital. Also appears an old Ford, $3145, and a harsh crime brief from Bellefonte, Pa, noting the execution of a youth named Richard Bath at Rockview prison for the murder of Rose McCloskey in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia.
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Woodin
New York
Wiliam H. Woorth
Bellefonte
Richard
Big Slim
Bath
Rockview Penitentiary
Rose McCloskey
Fairemount Park
Philadelphia
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Frank Grigware
James Fahey
Leavenworth
Lafer
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Alberta
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