Labor leadership clash over Richberg and labor loyalty
The piece defends Donald R. Richberg against labeling him a traitor to organized labor and argues loyalty to labor must align with public interest. It cites Roosevelt's stance on the automobile labor board, its government mandate, and calls for fair representation of workers while warning against autocracy within labor unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Richberg
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Greer
B.C. Forbes
Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Automobile Labor Board
Tie Board
Alaska statehood and strategic value debated in early plan
The piece argues Alaska must reach a population threshold for statehood while highlighting its riches and strategic position. It notes 29,500 whites and 30,500 indigenous people, calls for 200,000 residents, and criticizes federal neglect of forts and development. It stresses oil, paraffin, and copper resources and urges western lawmakers to push Alaska’s cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
American
Army General Staff
Congress
California
Oregon
Washington
Pacific
Fuard Aletke
Fame and reform push against alienation suits in Indiana
Rebel state legislator West Nicholson proposes a bill to ban alienation and breach of promise suits and to shield co respondents in divorces. She argues such cases are blackmail and urges wider utility regulation in Indiana. Other voices debate court reform and fair rates while criticizing sensational legal theatrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
America
Indianapolis
West Nicholson
Indiana
Nicholson
Everthing
Commission
Judge Woodhull to Attend Friday Hearing in Austin
Judge Woodhull will go to Austin Friday to attend a public hearing on road maintenance. The session, sponsored by the Texas County Assn and Commissioners, will discuss a proposed one cent per gallon gasoline tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Woodhull
Udge
Frost Woodhull
Willo
Austin
Texas Countyahah
Socstion
Whipping Posts Debate in Delaware Press
The long standing push for whipping posts resurfaces in Delaware amid calls to limit witnesses at public punishments. A January incident at New Castle saw three young burglars flogged publicly, causing injuries and renewed debate among lawmakers, reformers, and police officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin C. Hill
Delaware
Brudge
Joseph Corrigan
New York
Herene
Tobbere
New Castle
Ay Leach
Drlis- Cenlenbhy
Warren Graw
San Antonio Directory Data From 1934 City Census
The new city directory lists San Antonio population at 120 811 with ward car counts showing Fourth ward highest and Seventh ward lowest. An automobile directory tied to the city guide notes 75 percent of vehicles in Fourth ward and 3531.10 net profit for a company cited in related reports. Local figures include El Paso and Torreon notes on confidential communications as Washington seeks lines of contact with Gen. Villa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
el Paso
Duval West
George C. Carothers
Tye
Torreon
Francisco Vitla
Mr. Wealls
Washe Ington
Once-Over Portraits Broadway Greats and Gossip
A breezy reminiscence sketches D O Mcintyre figures like Bromfield and Hemmingway, noting Paris influence, stage fame from The Green Bay Tree, and ties to Lindy’s club. It mingles celebrity quirks with social scenes, citing Seabury, Kahn, Baruch, Cohan, and Garbo in vivid, period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. McIntyre
New York
Toula Bromfield
France
India
Robert Sherwood
Genlis
Algonquin
Bromfield
Ernest Hemming- Way
Paris Latin Quarter
Nto
Bach
Gertrude Stein
Sf Mannfield
Ohto
Meteoric Wonders From Ancient Skies Across Two Continents
A dramatic account describes ancient meteorite impacts near Egypt and a Siberian fall in 1908, detailing the creation of the Meteor Crater in Arizona and the immense effects of air blasts, fire, and ground shock. The piece notes the rarity of large meteorites, the frequency of smaller falls, and explains shooting stars as meteoritic debris from interstellar space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Yennissei
Lena
Siberian
Rairroad
Ronny
Sobedy
Earth
Tmr
Money, war and race in a muddled wartime brief
A jumble of opinionated lines notes money for armed forces and a call for white supremacy, followed by a North Carolinian injured after being kicked by a mule and a remark on Chicago murder jobs. the piece blends satirical misprints with stark social commentary from a wartime column.
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BY Korburg
Organized Labor and
Richberg
United States
Alaskan
Chicago
Texas
Gerg
Corbhgial
Bexs
Hoveton
Ransom
Boston
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
Airling
Lindbergh
Ransom Pitts
Providence
New York Bar Association
Sal
Charlie
Arc
Nebretrey
Pennsylvania
Auden Corrigan
Corrigan
Tie Tha
House of Commons
New Statesman
Adtion
Edward P. Mule Tomey
Gorripan
Parichment
Missouri
Mulrooney
Cony
Kime Peas
Syny Fee
A. Li
Anstgarang
W. Kuday
San Antone
N. St
San Permands
Edgwick
Pnp
Lindy's
Low Holtz
Abe Lyman
Harry Richman
Athur Cabsat
Phil Baker
Frisee
Variety
Lindy
Parea
Legal
Noe
Dudge
Samuel Seabury
Hughes
Madison Avenue
Otto Kahn
Ber
Mard Baruch
Hope Williams
Gracie Allen
Ziegfeld
Dolores
Teachloris Elnlin
Garbo
McNaught Syad, Inc
Hiram Percy Maxim
Egypt
Ageia
Rome
Cadiz
Spain
Arisoin
Europe
England
Semenov
Doris Duke Cromwell
Ander
Jing
Renty Tord
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