Automobile Labor Board protest echoed by AFL president
In Washington on January 25, William Green of the American Federation of Labor announced that mobile workers local unions had enhanced recognition of the automobile labor board. He condemned the board and protested renewal of the automobile code amid the dispute with the board.
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Automobile Labor Board
Roosevelt
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
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Fortune Claimed Spent on Widow by Rich New York Millionaire
A New York divorcee Geraldine Ott claims a widow’s share of the $1,250,600 Taylor estate after the 1928 alleged secret marriage. The hearings reveal about $220,000 spent by the late millionaire on Ott as part of the dispute over inheritance and the will.
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Fortune
Une York
Wastspent
Sy. Bertend L. Taylor
New York
Gerealiine Ott
Kansas
Sidow
Taylor
Miss Ott
Pittshurch
Kaw
Geraldine Tate
Elk Hills Reserve Belongs to United States Government
Secretary Ickes ruled the Elk Hills oil reserve in California, linked to the Teapot Dome case, is owned by the U S government. The decision allows federal sales to recover about 25 million dollars for oil taken from the reserve by private interests. Bertrand A Taylor of New York and his daughter Countess Di Frasso of Rome and Hollywood are mentioned in connection with the case.
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Washington, D. C
Interior
Ickes
Elk Hills
California
United States
Bertrand A
Taylor Dr
New York
Countess di Frasso
Rome
Hollywood
Six Dead and Two Injured in Durango Outbreaks
Two outbreaks in Durango districts caused five deaths and two injuries. Trainmen were killed when outlaws attacked a passenger train derailed near Salto and Durango. In another clash, three were killed and two wounded as residents resisted eviction from lands near Ville Union, with federal troops and Coahuila police involved. Opposition to the federal government featured in the reports.
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Piedras Negras
Mexico
Durango
Salto
Durangor Cuy
Spra- Hans
Mussolini reshuffles cabinet to favor Mussolini family
Rome reports Premier Mussolini overhauled his cabinet replacing six ministers while keeping control with himself and his son in law Count Costanza Ciano. Rebels had burned bridges and cut telephone lines in a bid to spark an uprising as authorities described the upheaval.
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Rome
Mussolini
Count Costanza Ciano
Riiiateral Communications
Texas relief expenditures and income tax publicity debate
Austin reports the Texas relief commission authorized 115245.9 to fund BT projects aiding 2656 workers, with county spending of 76489.18 on the same schemes. Forestation and equipment reconditioning costs are noted along with a note on a Montana regional service. The Washington discussion centers on income tax return publicity denounced as a privacy violation and calls for consolidating returns, with further tax policy adjustments. A classified ad notes a Shoe Acofe at 4406 South Presa Street for sale.
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Austin
Texas Relief Commission
Tncome
Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce of
United _States
Birthday for Pension Plan Observed at Mast Meeting
Towns celebrate the first anniversary of the old age revolving pensions and prosperity plan with a meeting at the tabernacle on South Presa street at 2 30 p m Sunday. Speakers include Miss Gertrude Wilton of San Antonio and Judge Adolph Seldemann of New Braunfels with representatives from surrounding towns.
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South Presa Street
R. W. Wilson
Gertrude Wilton
San Antonio
Adolph Seldemann
New Braunfeld
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