AFLPessimism Over Expelling John L Lewis At Issue
Tampa reports that the American Federation of Labor executive council favored expelling John L Lewis and his 10 rebel United Mine Workers unions by a slim margin. The council previously suspended 14 unions over organizing plans. Expulsion would need a two thirds convention vote. William Green was due to speak at pre convention department meetings.
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Tampa
Fla
American Federation of Labor Executive Council
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Committee For Industrial Organization
John P. Frey
A. F. of L. Metal Trades Department
William Green
Toftay
Kilbourne's Daughter Injured in Stable Accident
Mrs. Elizabeth Tracy 26, daughter of Maj. Gen. Charles E. Kilbourne, was critically injured at Fort Sheridan stables when her mounted horse slipped and fell, crushing her. She suffered concussion and serious injuries and was taken to the post hospital. Capt. Maxwell Tracy, her husband at Fort Monroe, and General Kilbourne were notified during Armistice Day ceremonies.
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Fort Monroe
Oasis Club Damaged by Bomb Blast Near Fort Worth
A dynamite blast damaged the Oasis club on the town’s outskirts early this morning, destroying about $400 worth of liquor. A large black sedan sped away from the scene shortly after the explosion. The incident marks the second such attack in less than four months.
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Fort Worth
Liguur
San Francisco Oakland Open Largest and Costliest Bridge
The 477 million Bay Bridge opens to auto traffic after long buildup with ceremonies in Oakland and San Francisco. Governor Meiriam starts events, Roosevelt activates lights, parades and regattas follow. Toll rates, traffic limits, and budget details frame a historic completion that reshapes regional travel.
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San Francisco
Bay
Oakland
Frank F. Meiriam
Roosevelt
Washington
Dante Corporation
Tash Bay
Uuilernesth
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Carry
Interurban. Cay
World War Power Higher Still as League Reports Armies
The League of Nations reports that twenty two years into the war the world now counts 7.6 million land forces plus 8.2 million in navies and 1.7 million more men under arms. Treasury position shows receipts 59.24 million with expenditures 74.24 million and a gold asset total nearing 11.11 billion.
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Geneva
League of Nations
United States National Guard
Treasury
Washington
The
Pint Drink of Whisky Fatal to Gridster
Frederick Mangas 18, a high school football star, died after drinking a pint of whisky with two companions who bought the liquor. Police say he collapsed from alcoholism after the gulp. Mangas’s mother denounced the sale to minors as murder. Purchasers aged 17 and 18 claimed they bought the liquor from a druggist. A separate note mentions Frank Lloyd scheduling a one day location trip to Carmel, California for final sequences of Maid of Salem.
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Devrolt
Inc
Frederick Mangas
Paig
Che
Mangus
Gelet
Jora
Michigan
Gas
Carl Comp Merson
Walter Jeeskelian Fn
Fed
Iun
Frank Lloyd
Paramount
Maid of Salem” Company
Carmel
California
Three Injured in Traffic Accidents
Griffen, 24, of Canton Avenue, treated at Robprt B. Green hospital Thursday for injuries from an auto accident at Levara and South Alamo. Ermadine Eggleston, 12, of Gibbs Street, injured when struck by a hired driver at Dakota Street and New Braunfels Avenue. Dr Fryar, Kerrville, escaped injury when his assistant struck a horse near Leon Spr.
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Griffen
Canton Avenue
B. Green Hospital
Levara
South Alamo Sheets
Ermadine Eggleston
Gibbs Street
Dakota Street
New Braunfels Avenue
Fryar
Kerrville
Ulrick
Leon
Wheat Crops to Hit Record Despite Regional Shortfalls
The International Institute of Agriculture reports lowest word wheat production since 4922 with Russia China and Turkey at normal levels while Danubian and Argentine output is poor. Projected world export around 671,800 million bushels, about ten percent below 1935 and 1996 figures.
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International Institute of Agriculture Today
Russia
China
Turkey
Body Found On Slope In Nevada Ranch Report
A rancher near Craic Gola Nevada reports a body discovered on a slope at Gola manorain. The finder believed the remains might be that of a missing hunter, with a Deer hunting trip four weeks prior noted in court reports.
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Craic
Gola
Nev
Bherha Ovorge Kriesen
Gola Manorain
Leceye
Deweer
270 Members Enrolled in Y Drive The YMC Report
A luncheon on Wednesday reported 270 acres enrolled in the Y Drive The YMC. Fred Felly Rantha Grande led the list with 71 PLE while Dicksen's Flying Branch, Oscar McCracken's Late Star, and William B. Garsnow's T. V. T. T. ranch posted figures of 637, 4, and 63 respectively.
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YMC
Dan Guill
Fred
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