Milk Wagon Drivers End Cincinnati Strike With Arbitration
In Cincinnati on November 15 1924 1200 milk wagon drivers returned to work after agreeing to arbitration of wage cuts proposed by dairy men seeking a 10 day process They opposed a 20 percent cut but accepted 410 percent reductions Both sides signed the accord Violent incidents followed the strike and a Thanksgiving meeting of Old Glory was announced with Lattle Opfer winning the penny match and refreshments served after the lecture
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Cincinnati
Fred Keightly
United States Department of Labor
Albert Archer
Wilmont Long
Lewia Runals
Cyril Reinders
Stewart Alden Hopkins
Chaplin
Blanche Spicer
Frank Godridge
Pearl Opfer
Charles Yates
Cerea
Marian Sanders
Flora
Gertrude Chamberlin
Pomona
Emily Buckingham
Mary Bober
Darius Holcomb
Fred Prosser
Old Glory
Lattle Opfer
County Grange Rally Set for December 3 in Grange Hall
Old Glory Grange held a regular session with Worthy Master Albert Archer presiding. Thirty seven members attended as four officers were absent. The meeting approved bills and minutes. A notice announced the county Grange Rally at the Grange Hall on Saturday December 3 with a member dinner.
Schooling for the Masses Versus Individual Needs
The educator of today focuses on mass arrangements in ordinary schooling rather than treating each child as a distinct individual. The text argues for recognizing individual differences in students within classroom systems.
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