Colorado Coal Miners Face Wage Cuts Threat
Industrial Commission approves general wage reduction of 30 percent, effective tomorrow, affecting 13 Colorado coal companies with 26 mines. Potential strikes loom in Las Animas and Huerfano counties as workers rally, with possible walkouts from other Colorado mines in support. Company officials deny widespread stoppage but warn of temporary shutdowns if reductions hold.
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Bdenrer
Cob
Colorado
Colorado Feel and Iron Company
Womeu
Las Animas
Huertonsy
Mings Ay Brewene
Gunnison Crudies
Fred Furtar
Canvass
Remont County
Ure
Ge Biogn
Huerfana
Thy. Commany
Industrial Commission Rules On Wage Reductions
The Colorado Industrial Commission took jurisdiction and, after preliminary and final hearings, upheld wage reductions proposed by the company and found August wage agreements with employees valid and binding. Company offices reported no plans to halt aircraft strikes if a strike is called.
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Colorado Industrial Commishion
Industrial Commission
Eis
New Realty Directors Plan Growth for Bay Antonio Board
Six new directors joined the Bay Antonio Real estate Board at a Tuesday meeting held at the Gunter hotel. Members pledged to increase the board’s membership and discussed electing a new president vice president and treasurer at the first regular luncheon. A report on twelve months of activity highlighted a yards contest and the San Antonio domes project.
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Bay Antonio
Dickinson
San Antonio
Vce
Evans Sues Over $20 Million Estate Inheritance
In White Plains New York on November 16 Miss June Avis Evans filed suit to contest the will of Dan It Hanna the Cleveland publisher who left about 20 million dollars to his three sons with provisions for his daughters.
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New York
Dan It
Hanna Estate
White Plains
N.Y
June Avis Evans
Hanna
Cleveland
Srorth
Heumia
Willy
Congress Reaches Excise Tax Agreement on Beverages
Conferees from the house and senate agree to excise taxes on various goods including automobiles, cameras, candy, firearms, and soft drinks. The plan sets rates from 2 to 20 percent on different items and details taxes on luxury and novelty products while repealing prior measures.
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Washington
DD. C
Ruil Seniute
Senate
Minygigers
Eevate
Ares
Manfacterer
Vanoce
Jules
Vupon
Testimony Scorches Court in Judge Cornell Trial
Numerous witnesses testified as the state presses charges against Judge Cornell of the Eighth Third District Court. Banker B W Dieece described seeing Cornell reach for Hobman, then firing twice with a firearm. Another witness noted powder burns and a rushed scene as the jury weighs the indictment.
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Cornell
del Rio
Tex
Rtate
Pou
Jamey Cornell
Uie
Third District Court
Oider
W. O. Holman
Sultan County
Hobarn
Ullman
Haleman
Hobnan
Waltman
Corme
Fragmented Trial Narrative Missing Key Details
Witness testimony recounts a shooting in a town near a pharmacy and hotel. Cornell fired multiple shots striking Helman and Holman after an altercation at a dry goods store. Rhodes and Grey corroborate events while Cornell disputes earlier statements.
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Wardlaw
Pharipacy
Cinell
Lore
Cornell
Hols
Delman
Helman
Trey
Belcher
Anyine
Rhodes
Ayith Grey
Holman
Boll
Plan for 20000-strong parade marks church anniversary
A meeting at the First Presbyterian Church planned a 20 000 person parade and procession for the 75th anniversary of founding Protestant churches in San Antonio. Bill, pastor of the First Pres, was named chair of the organizing committee with leaders from First Baptist Episcopal Methodist and Central Christian assisting. The publicity committee includes Hull Gates and McLellan.
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Presbyterian
San ‘Aritonui
Schorl
Bill
Pres
Prireria
O Feomaitte
Othes
BB. Es
First
Cesper
Weisht
Elfer
Willian T. Capérs
Episcopal Church
Wat
Texas
Hugh McLellan
Central Christian
Ste’ Pe Hull
Gates
Mcllplan
Women May Become Deacons in Presbyterian Church
Fragmentary notes indicate a General Assembly discussion on ordaining women as deacons. Some Presbyteries reportedly favored admitting women to ordained diaconate. sentiment mixed across congregations and regions. Burial at Cemetery noted. date unclear.
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Presbyterian
Crockett
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted for Women's Ailments
An advertisement urges women to check female disorders and backache with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound at first signs of distress. It frames the product as a home remedy for жен issues and related symptoms, presenting it as essential for health and comfort.
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Lydia
Tinkhom
Federal taxation urged to encourage savings and deter wealth hoarding
New York on November 16 Postmaster General Witt Hays urged a new federal revenue plan that blends taxation with incentives to save while discouraging wealth hoarding. He argued taxation should push investment toward savings and away from idle wealth, ensuring war-time needs are met without eroding peacetime growth.
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New York
Witt H. Hays
Hays
United States
War Finance Advances Approved for Agriculture Exports
The War Finance Corporation approved advances totaling 1,202,000 for agricultural and livestock exports and 500,000 for exporter loans, funding a 1.7 million dollar program to support agricultural production and export activities.
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Washington, DA
War Finance Corporation
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