Minimum $2500 Year For Family Of Five Say Rail Labor Expert
Washington May 10 A minimum of 2500 a year is necessary for the support of any American family of five W Jett Lauck consulting economist for the railroad brotherhoods told the railway labor board He charged corporate profit eers with high living costs and urged the board to establish a 2500 minimum wage across the industry He cited living budgets prepared under his supervision and by federal and state agencies for the claim.
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Washington
W. Jett Lauck
Railroad Brotherhoods
Railway Labor Board
Lauck
Fderal
Workers Boycott Sugar Over High Living Costs
In Palestine five hundred employees of a tire and rubber company signed an agreement not to use sugar in coffee or tea until prices drop. The action is described as the first in a wave of protests against the high cost of living.
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Rubber Concern
Ohio
Fast Palestine
Tire and Rubber Company
Stop watch aids drivers by timing internal engagements
A newly designed stop watch for car interiors is connected to an on dashboard clock to remind the chauffeur of upcoming engagements. The device links to an inside clock and vibrates or sounds to alert the driver at set times.
Legal Notice of Estate in Cheyenne County Nebraska
Hermann Meyer deceased heirs and all interested parties are notified of Charles T. Tate's petition filed April 26 1920 in the Thirteenth Judicial District Cheyenne County Nebraska District Court seeking relief against the defendants regarding the South half of the Northeast Quarter and Lots 1 and 2 in section 2 township 14 north range 47 west. The case is pending and lists the object and prayer of said petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Meyser
Herman Meyer
Hermann Meyer
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Charles T. Tate
District Court
Thirteenth Judicial District of
Charles 7
Tate
Peti
Notice to Respondents in Quiet Title Suit 1920
District Court orders publication to require all named defendants to appear by June 14 1920 or suffer default and judgment. The suit seeks removal of clouds on plaintiff’s title and full quieting of title in the plaintiff for real estate, due to over ten years of continuous adverse possession by the plaintiff and grantors. Charles L. Tavern is the plaintiff. Isola B. Wasson the Clerk. Arthur S. Churchill attorney.
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Railroad Brotherhoods’ Economiis
Driver
Charles L. Taver
Isola B. Wasson
Arthur S. Churchill
Valiant Lodge No
G. Griffith
Exide
M. W. Osborn Motor Co
Buick
Prices F. O. B
Flint
Michigan
Hahler Garage
Lincoln Highway
Sidney
NEBR
Titan
Little Genius
Sidney Transfer and Implement
E. L. Uptegrove
Union Pacific Hotel
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