Garden Monte HN Take Charge
Continued from page one the six day week issue stirs labor questions. Steikers cannot seek page increases or recognition of the confederation of workers. Syndicate types are allowed under labor law. the Pendens number about 42 with contracts waving by employers. The confederation seeks control of independent contracts, aiming to end independent bargaining and gain profits from employees. Independent employer contracts exist since 1918 and merchants oppose cancellation without a fight. Perez and Trevino clash over leadership of the local labor board amid anti Communist sentiment. Shop windows display anti Communist cards as officials call a conference to decide questions.
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Steikers
General Confederation of Workers
Mexico City
Farias
Perez
New Deal Squandermania as Roosevelt Termels Costs Soar
A historical notice compares federal outlays. It states from 1789 to 1913 total government spending reached about 24.53 billion dollars, while Roosevelt’s four year term alone is estimated at 22.44 billion dollars with 1934 actuals pushing total near 29 billion. It lists expenditures by presidential terms and wars.
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Frontein TD. Roosevelt
White House
Mexico
US S. Treasury
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevalt
Roosevelt
Washington
John Adams
Madison
Monroe
John Quincy
Jackson
van Buren
Wiliam Henry Y Harrison
Trier
Zachary Taylor
Fillmore
Pierce
Buchanan
Lincoln
Johnson
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Lars
Cleveland R
Benjamin Harvisu
Cleveland Wees
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Mengo Chief May Preside At National Party Meeting
The governor of Coahuila Dr Valdez Sanchez left Saltillo for Monterrey to invite President Lazaro Cardenas to preside at a meeting of National Revolutionary party members. A telegraph report noted the plan was learned today.
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Laredo
Tech
CING
Coahuila
Mexico
Valdez Sanchez
Saltillo
Monterrey
Lazaro Carreras
National Revolutionarro Party
Retail Trade Holds Gains Despite Severe Weather
Washington reports retail trade last week held its gains from 1933 despite nationwide weather disruptions. Wholesale activity remained mostly dormant yet showed rising signs of spring business with plans maturing for heavy capital expenditures, especially in steel.
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U. S
Washington D. C
Commerce Department
Frigid Wave Grips U S Midwest and Plains
A severe cold front sweeps from the Northwest into the Plains and Midwest, freezing temperatures plunge to extreme lows. Denver records the coldest in 62 years at times dropping to 25 below zero, while Wyoming, Utah, Nebraska, and the Dakotas endure subzero blasts with drifting snow and potential coal shortages.
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Cricago
USI
Arctic
Eash
Iowa
Atlantic Seaboard
Rockies
Yellowstone National Park
Mountain States
Rocky Mountain
Denver
Tees
Colorado
Zara
Sterling
Greeley
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska
Dakotas
Lander
Mercury
Sheridan
Wyo
Chevonne
Havre
Monk
Neleha
Bozeman
San Francisco Bey
Des Moines
Clyde
Herring
Chicago
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Students Join to Fight Reds in Ohio Colleges
In Columbus a vigorous campaign to combat communism in Ohio schools and colleges was launched. Three students filed incorporation papers for the American Student Union, a patriotic youth movement formed in December. Leaders Arden Tyrtor Arkh4u Barrows and Noah Ihe Ohio State volunteers joined the effort while Turner noted mobilization of student volunteers.
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Columbus
Ohi
Zermetica
Avertenneers
Wnsaer
Xouths
Army of
Bisdeny Amerloa
Arden
Tyrtor
Arkh4u
Barrows
Noah
Ohio State
Turner
Gertzin
Van Viack Convicted in Wife Murder Case
A court found Van Viack guilty of murdering his wife in a case that drew attention for its contentious early arguments and the unusual defense presented. The trial revealed details of the couple’s troubled relationship and the prosecution’s case tied to the alleged motive and opportunity.
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van Viack
Watie Te Fen
CNS
Meath
AL der van Vinck
Roosevelt mourns death of Charles Curtis
President Roosevelt issued a statement mourning the sudden passing of Charles Curtis his longtime friend former senator and vice president The outpouring of condolences came from Senate leaders and Vice President Garner Capper and others noting his quiet effective service and long public record Also noted is an advertise for paste paint sale at two dollars per gallon under light classified ads.
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Washington, RD
Roosevelt
Curtis
Charles Curtis
United States
Legion of Friends
Senate
Leacher
McNary
Gregan
Juhn N. Garner
Garner
Tim
House
Arthur Capper
Peety
Nine Sample Cases Stolen In City Theft Report
A theft was reported Saturday by L Blumberg of St Louis and Ma W E Rica of Hallingen. Six sample cases containing hats valued at four dollars each were taken from a car parked near the Tanler hotel. Three sample cases were also reported stolen from a car on East Commerce street.
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Tanler Hotel
L. Blumberg
St. Louis
W. E. Rica
Hallingen
McShane to Sponsor Jefferson Pep Squad Leader
Captain Joe B. McShane, commandant of the R C T C, will sponsor Jefferson High School’s Lassos of Jefferson senior pep squad in 1925. He plans to enlarge the pop squad and support school spirit efforts.
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McShane
Jefferson
Joe B. McShane
Capitan McShane
Alcatraz mutiny spreads as riots rock the prison
Mutineers at Alcatraz seize tools and machines while new recruits join the rebellion. Warden Johnston denies food, blocks water, and orders guards to remove seats and blankets as the mutiny continues into a second night. Authorities struggle to quell the uprisings across prison industries and cells.
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Thasg
Capone
Kelly
Bates
Bailey
Alcslez
AL Jen
Byios
Johnston
Alcatraz
Ciarm
Janwilhys
Denen
Rescue Trip Ends in Death Amid Icebound Chesapeake Mission
A Maryland state police rescue party attempting to supply marooned settlers on Smith and Tangier islands broke through ice near shore. Sgt. William Hunter died. Maj. Enoch B. Gary and five others suffered exposure or injuries while navigating to the Travis schooner. Hunter’s body was recovered aboard the vessel. Gary remained in serious condition.
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Orisfield
Mid
INS
Maryland
Joey
Chesapeake Bay
Smith and
Tangier Islands
Sgt
William
Hunter
State Police
Eilard
Travis
Shrerlee
Gary
McCready
Tillet
Aye Parinty
Downyard
Little Theater Casting Final Play at Austin Street Workshop
Director Frank Beckwith announces the Little Theater Workshop at 422 Austin Street will host the final play on Monday evening. Castings will begin promptly at 6:20 p.m with public attendance invited to witness and participate.
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Crothers Comeviy
Little Theater Workshop
Austin
Frank Beckwith
Interpetaons
Abe
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