Postal Wages Bill Reclassifies Fourth Class Postmasters
Washington reports a wartime scale reclassification bill for fourth class postmasters aims to raise pay to parity with wartime salaries. The measure allows special clerks and raises minimum for first class foremen, with new grades and overtime pay to address office costs and service needs.
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Elect San Antonian Sock Waheyty Dr Made Recretacy
A local electors slate leans into continuity with reelecting a treasurer and port office role. The text confirms the Texas state office as well as a supervisor position in mail administration and a workforce association.
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Sock Waheyty
Dr. Made
Fosterfive Association
M Sanders obituary notes sudden death during travel
M Sanders aged 75, father of R L Sanders secretary of the Tess Hotel Weavers association, died suddenly en route from Greenville Mississippi to San Antonio while traveling. Body sent to Ardmore for burial. Funeral directors listed.
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M. Sanders
Mo Sanders
R. L. Sanders
Tess Hotel Weavers’ Association
New Ore Jeane Sundsy
Greenville
Miss
San Antonio
Ardmore
Fie
Lome
Forurial
Saders
Queenville
An Ave
New Orleans
Mr. Sanders
Army bonus payments for July discharges to be processed
War Department guidance indicates July enlistment bonuses for soldiers discharged will be paid upon written application. Eighth Corps Area reports few applications yet as camps await processing, with reports due to headquarters by September 9. Requests are sent to camps to report the percentage applying for discharge and bonus eligibility.
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Migheh Corps
Monta
Corny Arm
Ebrsa
Tee Sea Division
Camp ‘Travis
Stock Market Rally Rebounds After Early Lows
The New York stock market opened weak but recovered as Mexican Petroleum rose to 964 and rail shares led gains. Pan American Petroleum fell to new lows earlier, while United States steel and allied industries posted gains. Tokyo rail plans threaten regional growth as towns within ten miles join a new metropolitan area.
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Mexico
High-Clary Railroad
Loiliy, InNe & Nashville
Kansas wage case debate under industrial tensions
A Topeka wage dispute case weighs in on whether state directives exceed market rates. Judge Roxging of the district court ordered a minimum wage higher than the market price, aimed at preventing industrial strife and protecting workers in the trading and packing sectors. The report notes broader concerns for labor relations and price stability amid emerging industry pressures.
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Roxging
Eh Duilustriat
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