Transit workers weigh unions amid NYC labor push
In New York City, Patrick Shea of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees announced a drive to organize 90,000 workers across elevated, surface, and bus lines and to seek a national referendum through the NRA on preferring company unions or the A F L union. Company resistance and potential strikes loom as code negotiations strain relations, with several thousand workers involved in ongoing walkouts and related protests.
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New York
New York City
Locny
Amalgamated Association of
Stept and Electric Railway
NRA
A. F. of L
Washington
Between Season Colds Quick Relief Promised
Describes Penetro Nose and Throat Drops as a cure for autumn colds, claiming germ spread prevention, congestion relief, and eased breathing. Advertises a 25c bottle and a larger 50c option, with reference to a general endorsement by throat specialists.
San Antonio social notes show many travels and visits
The Junior League plans a Friday meeting at the San Antonio Country Club as lists of guests and long journeys unfold. Mrs. Ruth Lewright, Misses Ruth and Josephine Lewright, and numerous others return from six week trips to Chicago, Lafayette, Schofield, and other Midwestern points, while Miss Eloise Warren's upcoming wedding prompts gatherings.
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Clara C. Pancoast
San Antonio
Wilbur D. Masterson
Austin
Reba Mat Masterson
University of Texas
Denver
Lillian Anthony Lee
Richard
Spencer Carter
Fort Sem Houston
West Texas
Carter
C.c. C
Davis Mountains
Betsy Jane Simmons
West Craig Place
Eloise Warren
L. D. Middleton Jr
Feablé
Edward F. Warren
Wire
Thomas Greer
Division Reunion Draws Five Thousand Veterans to Fort Worth
Five thousand veterans of the Trikty fisth division from World War I are expected to attend a division reunion in Fort Worth October 6 and 7 chaired by Col. Dallas Matthews. The program includes a division parade and other entertainments. Transportation will run from Trinity Park to Camp Bowie sites for veterans visiting old company streets. Registration at the Texas hotel will be handled by E. B. Melton.
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Fort Worth
Dallas Matthews
Teunion
Eit Old Company
Trinity Park
Appetites Have EARS Rice Krispies Ad
A vintage Kellogg advertisement extols Rice Krispies as appealing to children and easy to digest. It touts the cereal as nourishing and suitable for meals, noting production at Battle Creek and broad appeal for breakfast or evening fare.
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Kellogg
Batile Creek
Exchange set for Jersey opening
New Jersey stock exchange plans were approved by the New York Stock Exchange governing committee. Richard Whitney will be president and Allen Lindley vice president of both exchanges as 1153 of 1375 NYSE members subscribe to the Jersey market plan. The opening is slated for October 2 with a small initial list and more stocks to be added. a broader exodus from exchanges in New Jersey is anticipated as dealers seek to avoid a New York tax on gross profits.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
New Jersey Stock Exchange
New Jersey
Richard Whitney
Ard Allen L. Lindley
New York Exchange
New Exchange
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Turb Exchange
New York City
City issues beer permits amid slow initial uptake
City hall processed six beer permits in the first 24 hours, raising the total since September 15 to 31. Mise Maule Goggan, Kranss and dues Collecter reported the figures as officials note revenue of $11,415.03.
Open Forum Letter Opposes Bond Issues and Tax Waste
A reader argues against government bond issues and reconstruction money, urging immediate cash payment to employ workers and raise wages. The writer condemns wealthier interests, warns of taxpayer burden, and calls for fair distribution of food clothing and money amid inflation and shortages. MAY BEE IMAN NUTT
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The
Light
Tam & Democrat
NRA
Lam
U. 3
Ima Nutt
Boy Hit by Stone Wakes in Hospital After Injury
Paul Adones ten of 518 San Fernando street woke in Robert B Green hospital Thursday after a stone thrown by a group of boys struck him on the head as he watched pecan trees threshing nearby.
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Paul Adones
San Fernando Street
Robert B. Green Hospital
Beer Returns Boosts Downtown San Antonio Shops
A survey of downtown cafes and bars shows beer's return has boosted business by about 26 percent. Merchants report sausages cheese and snacks selling well as pretzel makers struggle to meet demand. cheese and deli items up 25 percent, snack sales up around 50 percent, and fountain beverages shifting toward delicatessen fare with beer volumes rising.
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San Antoniony
San
City Receives Bids for Park Pecan Crop and Fire Alarm Batteries
The city commission on Thursday received five bids for the pecan crop in municipal parks described by Jacob Rubipla as the biggest yield in three years. Bids were tabulated by the purchasing agent to determine the best offer. Four bids were opened for 300 batteries for the fire alarm system.
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Jacob Rubipla
Bes
Guilty Flea Pleads in Lottery Case Before County Court
Guilty plea entered by Max Grossman in County Court No 2 on a charge of selling and offering for sale a lottery. Judge Charlee Matthews presiding. Fined $10 plus costs. Complaint by city policeman W T Mitchell alleges offense on August 1. CODE UNDER FIRE Washington Sept 21. Claims shopping nine publishers for code of their own presented to NRA and struck by ANPA.
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Max Grossman
Charlee Matthews
Angle Lottery Hoketa
W. T. Mitchel
Washington, D.C
NRA
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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