Reno Cafe Workers Win Higher Pay After Strike
The A F I Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union says it secured vastly improved wages and working conditions in a contract with the Reno Employers Council ending a six day strike that closed most of Reno’s restaurants and bars. Wages rise for bartenders to 11 to 13.25 daily, cooks and dishwashers gain 1 day, waiters 60 cents, with vacations holiday pay meal periods and separation pay included.
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Reno
A. F. I. Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union
Reno Employers Council
Employers Council
Airliner Seven Seas Flies Again to London
The Pan American World Airways stratocruiser Seven Seas, which returned from an Atlantic flight yesterday due to engine trouble, departed for London with 57 passengers after dumping 1,200 gallons of gasoline into the sea as a precaution.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Stratocruiser
Seven Seas
London
Mileage Up 2 Cents Ohio Assembly Relaxes Jurors Fees
Ohio Senate approves House measure to raise jurors mileage from 3 to 5 cents per mile and switch to daily payments. The bill aims to ease financial strain on jurors serving in county seats, while per diem limits and judicial rules shape final compensation. Also discusses ballot reforms and party loyalty affidavits in Ohio.
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Senate
Circus Parade Dispute One-Day City Standoff
Reprinted memoir recalls Canton mayor Charles M Ball pushing a no parade no circus rule to force a permit. Judge Edwin W Diehl faced a moot ruling after circus won a court order and public pressure watched the legal skirmish unfold before the parade went on. The piece also recalls a Western show prelude with kids watching rehearsals and sold-off gear.
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Charles M. Ball
Common Pleas
Win W. Diehl
Canton
Diehl
Vote Plan Would Erase Party Lines on Ballot
A proposed constitutional amendment may remove party symbols from Ohio ballots in November. The plan hinges on sufficient valid signatures and timely filing with the secretary of state to authorize a Massachusetts type ballot.
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Ohio
Secretary of State
Massachusetts
State Law Opens Ballot for Third Party in Ohio
Ohio allows a third or even fourth party to seek ballot status but requires a petition signed by voters equal to 15 percent of the governor vote from the last election. Prospective groups must file with the secretary of state 90 days before the election and have signatures verified and certified like referendum petitions.
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Secretary of State
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Progressives
Ohioan Takes Treasury Post Oath Tuesday at 10
Harlan T. Chapman of Elyria Ohio newly confirmed by the Senate as assistant register of the treasury will be sworn into office at 10 a m Tuesday in the undersecretary s office Chapman formerly headed enforcement and permit duties in the Ohio Department of Liquor Control and will begin his post with the Treasury Department in Washington
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Washington
Harlan T. Chapman
Elyria
Senate
Register of the Treasury
Chapman
Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Child Dies After Striking Car in Cleveland
Seven year old Gentle Thomas of Cleveland died at Charity Hospital from injuries after running into the side of an automobile.
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Cleveland
Gentle Thomas
Charity Hospital
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