Mele Desires Law Makers View On Equal Suffrage Session
Governor McKelvie asks Nebraska lawmakers for opinion on calling a special session to ratify the national women’s suffrage amendment. He also appeals to governors elsewhere regarding similar action to hasten ratification, noting a brief one day session could suffice.
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Labor Leaders Rally Against Radical Trend at AFL Meeting
Samuel Gompers led the American Federation of Labor as delegates denounced industrial autocracy and urged constructive reconstruction. The executive council urged a forty four hour work week, wage protections, public utilities ownership, child labor limits, and stronger union rights while condemning meat packing monopolies and wartime shortages.
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Goal Not Yet Reached in Chicago Methodist Campaign
The joint centenary drive did not meet its original goal of 105,000,000 dollars. The quota was later raised to 118,000,000 but contributions to date total just over 106,009,000 dollars.
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Nebraska Echoes of Progress and Peril Across 1919
Nebraska reports flood damage, crop losses, and rainfall shortfalls while planning state growth. New hospitals and college moves, wage rates for harvest, and migration to Fremont shape a busy postwar year.
Rail workers strike broad impact as orders halt
In Sioux City workers walk out amid a nationwide railroad telegraph and telegraph line standstill. Officials report 35,000 and 4 million joined the stoppage with many crews leaving their posts, threatening prolonged disruption. Union leaders say they have enough replacement staff to sustain the action and press for action from General B.
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New Packing Company Takes Over Local Facility
A new packing company led by John A has acquired control of a local facility amid a transition plan. The move centers on operations and potential staff reassignment as the firm integrates its processes.
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