Simplicity in Accounting in an Era of Labor Strife
A critical essay argues for transparent business reporting to reveal how receipts are divided among wages, capital, and government. It cautions that strikes disrupt production and profits, boosting unemployment and shifting costs across the economy, urging reforms to highlight true take at all levels. It notes the limited scope of strike impacts and questions unions’ broad influence on employment.
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Murryle
Rukeyser
Uyniversal Service
New York
Social calendar of wedding and bridal events in Houston area
Monday evening social calendar lists a wedding rehearsal and a reception for Miss Ketsy Ewing and Lieut. Duff Sudduth, hosted by Mr and Mrs Bunley Whiter. Tuesday features a luncheon and show at Anthony Hotel for debutante Vera Frances Leng and Mrs Clare Adams, with bride elect Jane Spencer noted. Additional notes cover showers, dinners, motor trips to Galveston, and gatherings for members of the Sudduth Ewing party, Fort Sam Houston officers, and Galveston Mardi Gras attendance. many names, places, and dates mentioned.
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Bunley Whiter
Ketsy Ewing
Duff Walker Budduth
Lou Dickinson
Funcheon
Anthony
Clare Miike Adams
Vera Frances Leng
Jane Spencer
Stacy Gath
Fea Oie
Fort Sans Houston
Bagbara Bristol
Henry W. Harms
Juncheon
Randolph Field
Social notes on visits and gatherings around St Louis
Mrs A B Kindervater hosts dinner for Officers Club at Fort Sam Houston as guests arrive from Denver San Francisco and Philadelphia. Mrs W H McNutt and daughter Amy Lilian plan a California trip. Mrs Paul Christian from Overbrook Pa visits aunt Mrs Horace Thorpe. Families return from Monterrey Saltillo and Mexico City. garden club meetings feature international tables. Pan Hellenic dance committee meets. various social engagements and upcoming shows noted at the St Anthony hotel and Gunter hotel with several local hostesses.
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Paul Christiian
Overbrook
Horace Thor
Oakmouth
Court
Christian
Richard Henry Russell
Mildred Grice Wood
Russell
Pair Charged With Owning Marihuana
Jesus Pernendez and Mrs E Fernandez listed at South Comal Street faced charges in Corrigan's district court for possession of marihuana. Det. HG signed the complaint noting a quantity of marihuana and seeds found in their possession.
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Jesus Pernendez
E. Fernandez
Comal Street
K of C Members to Gather Data on Communism
Henry Guerra grand knight of the San Antonio Knights of Columbus says the council will, with 2500 units, collect data on communism and related influences for six weeks. At a council session at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Father Gilbert, prior of St Ans Church, will speak.
Firm Defends Securities Act as Unconstitutional
Washington February 8 The stock exchange firm of W F Hulton and company facing charges of manipulating Atlas Tack corp stock began its defense contending the Securities Act was unconstitutional The case references stock market exchanges and alleged improper conduct by the firm in its trading activities.
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Washington
Stock Exchange
W. F. Hulton and Company
Atlas ‘Tack Corpora Hoostock
Burglary Charges Hold L. F. Hartsell
Police report says L F Hartsell faces burglary charges after a February theft at Burns Drug Store on 315 East Josephine Street. Detective Ho signed the complaint in Raymond Gerhardhs court, alleging purloined merchandise.
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Mord
Raymond Gerhardh
Alten
Hurns
Train Cry of Denver Wrecked Near Orchard Colorado
A Union Pacific passenger train named Cry of Denver wrecked near Orchard Colorado early today. Railroad officials reported several passengers were bruised and shaken but no one was seriously hurt.
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Colorado
Denver
Union Pacific
Orchard
Colo
Trolley Races Down Slope Injuring Eight in Downtown Los Angeles
A trolley car on a steep grade in downtown Los Angeles crashed into two parked cars and harmed eight people after brakes failed. Police say high voltage wires sparked as the car veered, sending pedestrians ducking for cover and motorists stopping suddenly.
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Los Angeles
Michigan Woman Sought by Postmaster In Paw Paw Message
Postmaster Dan Quell received a telegram from Tom Goule of Paw Paw Michigan asking to locate Mrs. R. C. G. Smith whose father is seriously ill. Quell had not been able to reach Mrs. Smith by noon Monday.
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Michigan
Dan Quell
Tom Goule
Pawpaw
Mich
Himo
R. CG. Smith
Quill
Smith
Petty Shoplifter Caught With Glasses, Cash Found
A man was arrested for shoplifting a pair of glasses worth 3B cents. Police recovered about $200 in cash from his pockets during the search. The standay noted his admission but questioned why he did it.
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Ythry
Corporation Tax Hike Measure Falls in House Vote
Representative Merman Jones urged Decatur to advance a bill raising the corporate franchise tax by about 790 percent. The house vote ended 6 to 1 in favor of defeating the measure, halting action on the proposal.
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Merman Jones
Decatur
Howe
Gicht War Aims Darken Placid Peace Talks
In a terse dispatch, authorities report rising tensions as government leaders seek to avert a fresh war. Military blocs mobilize, while diplomatic channels remain open, but confidence wanes amid stalled negotiations and external pressures.
Missing cabin boat rescued by tanker near Jacksonville
In Jacksonville a fishing party missing since Thursday were rescued when the tanker St Anastasia found the cabin Nancy and ten people aboard near Allantin 209 gates northeast of Jacksonville. The Nancy had one casualty and four were saved earlier.
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Jacksonville
Fla
St. Anastasia
Nancy
Court Delays Two Rulings Amid Supreme Court Session
The U S Supreme Court postponed decisions on two matters for at least a week. One involves a Washington state law setting minimum wages for women, the other whether a 1933 congressional resolution restricting gold payments extends to bullion. The court declined to rule on the railway labor act provision limiting deductions from workers pay to other organizations.
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Washington
Supreche Court
Roosevelt
Railway Labor Act
Kansas Federal District Cow
Tenth Circuit Court
Chicago
Rock Island
Faeffie
Rove Island and
Gulf
Study of Rio Grande Waters Requested Feb 9
Four representatives from districts along the Rio Grande introduced a bill to appropriate 35000 to the state board of water engineers for a scientific study of the river waters. The win came from Augustine Celaya Brownsville Arnold Vale Rio Grande City Harold Hannamer El Peso and BL Leyendecker Laredo.
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Rio Grande
State Board of Water Highests
Augustine Celaya
Brownsville
Arnold J. Vale
Rio Grande City
Harold M. Hannamer
el Peso
BL J, Leyendecker
Laredo
Funeral Held for Victim of Crash
Funeral services were held at Devine for H. L. Talley 60, motion picture operator killed when his car was struck by a Missouri Pacific train near Pearsall. Talley owned cinema houses in Pearsall Devine Pleasanton Fatesh and Mathis. Survivors include his widow and two children in Pleasanton and Pearsall.
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Devine
H. 1
Talley
Missouri Pacific Railway
Pleasan=ton
Fatesh
Mathis
Sch
G.falley
Pleasanton
Viola Hubbard
Cits
Remodeling At The Alamo Opens Space For Visitors
Work completed on the Alamo interior begun December 7, removing a central partition in the chapel room and re arranging relic cases along walls to create more space for visitors says custodian Mrs. Lefty Smeil.
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Alamo
Lefty Smeil
Traffic Through Oakland Bay Bridge Steady At 35 Cars Per Minute
Report shows about thirty five cars cross the New Oakland Bay Bridge each minute on a typical weekday. Fog and dim lighting are noted as factors affecting visibility along the vast span.
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San Francisco
Gallf
Oakland Bay Bridge
Orltge
Red Cross Relief Quota Reached in Bexar County
The Bexar county chapter of the Red Cross announced it had surpassed its relief quota for food sufferers with $28,010 received to date, beating the $24,000 goal. Executive secretary Mrs Augusta TD Barnes said the drive would continue to accept contributions.
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Bexar County
The
Red Cross
Augusta Td, Barnes
Motors Exposition Set February 17 to 21
The Chamber of Commerce sponsors the General Motors Parade of Progress exposition at Lionsfield Firnekneides Park from February 17 to 21. A luncheon at the Plaza Hotel Tuesday will discuss exposition details.
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Ehameter of Commerce
General Motors
Lionsfield
Firnekenieides Park
Chamber
Plaga Hotel
Maniac Killer of Girl Fought in Buffalo Slaying
Police hunted an unidentified man 20 to 25 wearing a brown fur trimmed jacket, driving a sedan, as Buffalo detectives questioned an 18-year-old youth on vagrancy for the slaying of Mary Ellen Babcock, 18. Authorities canvassed the Buffalo district for clues as scientists studied scant evidence from the crime scene.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Mary Ellen
James W. Rigging
Rochester
Mary Ellen Babcock
Child rescued in Martinez as father charged
A one-year-old girl chained to a bed with a dog collar was found in Martinez. She was placed in a convent pending cruelty charges filed against her father. The case centers on alleged abuse and imprisonment with authorities pursuing legal action.
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Martinez
Calif
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