Raymond Mills To Run Monday In Spruce Milling
Milling of spruce lumber will resume in the Raymond district this week, announced by the Lumbermen's Protective league. League members say they fear no action from the Building Trades council, declaring ten hour lumber unfair will impact few mills. Officials report 106 mills in the state operate on eight hours and will supply carpenters with fair lumber.
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Building Trades Council
Doctor Shortage Looms Across United States
The United States faces a looming doctor shortage as many physicians enlist to serve in a national army. An estimated 60,000 doctors will be needed, with 20,000 in constant service and 10,000 relieving on leave, while a second draft will add 30,000 more. Quackery fears rise as war drains civilian practice, with only top medical schools and universities guiding selection.
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Star Labor Day Bicycle Race Starts and Finishes
Echo Zahl describes the Star newspaper Labor Day bicycle race with 65 riders on Second Avenue. Adolph Turcoffe suffers a chain break early, while Arthur Vanderlip wins amid cheering crowds as reporters note race drama and family pride.
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Bakoe Parade Observers Cheer As Marching Units Line Up
The article describes a parade scene with groups like the Hog union, telephone girls, and street car men marching along a Central Labor Council route. It notes large crowds and multiple sections forming a lengthy procession through the city streets.
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Eddy
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Central Labor Council
Burrows Plans Inter schooled Oversight in County
The county superintendent Burrows outlines aims for better supervision of one room rural schools and enhanced interschool activities during his term. He explains his past service as head of the county school system and notes his win on Tuesday.
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