Russians Raise Fund To Help World Strikers
An International Solidarity fund of 100000 dollars is being raised by the Profintern to aid strikers worldwide. Seals sold by affiliated unions in 30 countries will fund the effort, with quotas for the United States, England, France, Germany and others. The drive aims to keep the fund at its initial level as subscriptions from Russian workers have supported foreign strikes.
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Moscow
Trade Union International
Profintern
Red International
United States
England
France
Germany
Leningrad
Solidarity Fund
I Fe
Craga
Funeral for H. W. Butcher in Birmingham
H. W. Butcher aged 74 died January 16 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Clary. Funeral held at Birmingham M E church with Rev. W M Kinsley and Rev. W L Burner officiating. Burial in Birmingham cemetery. Numerous local residents visited, with social notes and sports results from Henrietta and area communities following the service.
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Elyrin Ciriule
Wm. Spiegelberg
M. J. Ludwie
Jeannette
Milton
Painesville
Ludwig
W. C. Bechtel
Emma Sommers
Robert
Lakewood
First Evangeal Church
Amherst
Katherine Kolbe
Earl] Spiegelberg
William Spiegelberg
Alfred Hostettler
R. H. Hearn
William A. (Billy
Elyria
Robert and
Jay Hall
Carrie
Louise Schmitkens
Fred Herrmann
Ruth
Frank
J. C. Ossmann
Cleveland
Hickory Tree Grange
Bert Webb
Brownhelm
W. B. Webb
Birmingham
H. W. Butcher
M. E. Clary
Birmingham M. E
W. Mm.kinsley
W. L. Burner
Fast Grand Boulevard Christian Church
Iroquois Avenue
Detroit
Mich
M. E
Billy
Elyria Tabernacle
Will Glime
Lorain
Minnie Glime
William Krebs
August Phararoc
Edward
Dergue Ford
Ben Langphorp
William Conray
Billy Joe
Fred Parker
Colling
J. D. Parker
Jessie Berkmeyer
Joe Bickel
la Grange
C. J. Lehnert
Collins
Willard Davidson
Charley Grenzebach
Pir
Charley Gerber
Orain
Elmer Vietzen
W. A. Moulder
Mary Ladrach
Hartman Holzhauer
Henrietta Girls
Henrietta
Ben Faler
John Ives
Oberlin
Adam Horn
Art Gilder
Mary Bogart
Starkey
Akron
Anna Krieg
Lew Heidrich
Barbara Latteman
George
George Harrison
A. D. Sprague
Florence
John Henning
Vermillion
Philip Fiebach
Esther
Philipp Frankenberg
Adolph Frankenberg
Mildred Prince
Ed Princes
L. A. Andrews and
Glenn
Arron
George Wiiter
L. D. Sherod
Huron
Charney Grenzebach
George Dickel
Leo
Jennie Dickel
Mason's
El~ia
John Ladrach
Lewis
Marr
Walter Ladrach
Milton Schlecter
Ruth Fowl
South Ridge
William Schlecter
Elia Brandau
Mae Church
Len Kelley
Elsra
Mrs R J Fitch of Elsha Recovered From Illness
Friends report Mrs R J Fitch formerly Alberta Spiegelberg has regained health after a period of illness at Elsha. Word comes from the Middle Ridge area where many locals know her.
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Middle Ridge
R. J. Fitch
Elsha
Alberta Spiegelberg
New York Brokers' Loans Show Weekly Rise Amid Gold Movements
Brokers' loans rose by 71 million in the week ended January 16, reaching near 5.394 billion, while the Federal Reserve Bank of New York kept rediscount rate at 5 percent. Gold earmarked rose 20.09 million with speculation it funded Bank of France holdings, though overall gold imports and movements showed a net weekly loss of about 15 million.
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New York
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Reserve Bank
Bank of France
Canada
Europe
New York Reserve Bank Signals Stronger Stability
The weekly banking report shows a net rise in reserve ratios at the New York Fed from 67 to 70.8 percent as total reserves reach 926 million dollars. Local banks withdrew 90 billion and opened market activity in bills purchased rose by 6.195 million amid shifts in call loans and federal borrowings.
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Herald Tribune
Federal Reserve
Reserve
New York Reserve Bank
New York Bank
Focal Bank
LiNs
New York
the Stock Exchange
College Grads Learn Ropes Of Jobs At Tech Survey
Carnegie Institute of Technology finds one third of last year’s graduates train with employers for three months to three years, earning far less than the average mechanic. Of 5772 placed students, total earnings reached 770,580.02, with 374 taking full-time jobs earning 662,262.50 annually.
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Bureau
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Tech
John B. Beatty
Bureau of Recommendations
Shortest Railway Observes Sabbath at West South Carolina
West, a Piedmont town of about 500 in South Carolina, boasts two claims: one of the oldest colleges in the South and a four mile railway headquarter, among the shortest in the world. No train has run on Sunday in its 21 years, a life and death question resolved by local sentiment rather than charter.
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S. C
Piedmont
South Carolina
South
Interior Department Created in 1849
The Department of the Interior was formed in 1849 to oversee Indian affairs, public lands, the pension office, and the cabinet office, consolidating responsibilities under a single federal bureau.
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Department of the Interior
Indian Affairs
Public Lands
Pension Office
Cabinet Office
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Silvertone
Atwater Kent All-Electric Radio
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Lyon & Healy
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