Toledo Ohio Electric Strike Ends After Wage Talks Begin
Workers at the Toledo power plant of the Toledo Edison Company ended a strike that shut down much of the area’s electricity. Negotiations for a wage increase will start in New Ford on Monday with approval from Henry L. Doherty Company officials. Officials reported pressure from labor and business groups helped end the stoppage which paused production and affected Toledo factories. Temporary pay arrangements were made for striking workers and office staff will return pending wage talks.
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Oy Oliver Myers
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American Federation of Labor
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Randolph Flier Charged in Death
Lieut Jerome E stair of Randolph field was charged by complaint with negligent homicide in County Court at Law No 2 regarding the death of Claude L Voight of 18 Lancaster Street in an automobile crash on the Austin highway April 9. The complaint was signed by E Jeek Voight.
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Randolph Field
County Court-at- Law No. 2
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Jeek
Voight
Alcohol Tragedies Prompt Student Expulsion
SHERMAN June 6. TM- Dr. E. B. Tucker, president of Austin eat announced that a student was expelled after investigation of a campus tragedy which resulted in the death of two students from drinking wood alea hol.
Recreation Posts Much in Demand in City
The city recreation board will be appointed by Mayor C. Quin Friday. He commented that every organization in town wants a representative. Call The Light at Broadway and Fifth Street for a desk blotter. Free.
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Banks decline city fund bid in sinking fund talks
City banks Thursday morning failed to bid on the 1.8 million dollar sinking fund depositary amid concerns the city charter may force higher interest. Mayor Quin said a temporary contract might be proposed and the city will not withdraw funds unless necessary. He asked City Attorney Dobbs to consult bank counsel and observed charter requires at least 3 percent interest.
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Weather and finance notes blur city travel and bids
A garbled article records scattered weather data and quotes from bankers about bids and money. Joe Frost of Frost National Bank declines to comment while Walter Napier of Alamo National Bank dismisses 3 percent money as not worth much.
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Frost National Bank
Walter Napier
Alamo Natonal Bank
Postmaster Seeks Bail After Waiving Hearing
Eye etel Vordenbaum, Randolph Geld postmaster, waived preliminary hearing and sought a $5600 bond to gain release from Bexar county jail. He is charged with fraudulent issue of a money order and conversion of postal funds to his own use. Attorney H. Groesbeeck urged for a quick bail decision as supporters faltered. Assistant U S district attorney Ben Foster pushed for a higher bond. Inspector T. D. Dawking said inquiry continues.
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Randolph Geld
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Sniield
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T. D. Dawking
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