Fair and Just on Eight Hour Rail Worker Reform
A written statement by rail workers argues eight hours is fair and that overtime pay is a burden on both workers and railroads. The piece contends overtime incents abuse, cites examples of wages for carmen and conductors, and appeals to public support for humane, eight-hour standards without harming rail service. It compares conditions to other industries and references Taft’s criticism of railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy BE. Hale
Ian
Emx
Ulku
Amiployan
Wiichor
Paul Tran
Wong
Laura
Walus
Sosme
Invar- Ashly
Balariea
Palatov
Courag
Nome
Great Transportation Army
New York
Taft
Wilton
Theralbeny
Theralbeny Omuloyen Mnrely
Weston City Notes and Local News Recap
Local Weston items cover DAR activities in Weston City April meeting supporting a national fundraiser for civilians and wounded in Belgium and northern France. Community notes include lectures on rural churches, car shortages easing after 200 cars arrive from Broncwick, courthouse actions on road bonds, and plans for open air concerts. Also reported are residents’ travels, court attendance, school events, church notices, and various personal notices among Weston families.
Nursing man story in Plainview reveals inheritance detail
In Plainview Texas an elderly nursing man described as poor is linked to a family mystery. Mrs 3 O Krnext and her mother learned their father J M Tite of Macon bequeathed them $20 000 before Wallenthaid. The man arrived seeking work and was to join several fraternal orders.
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Plainview
Tex
Krnext
J. M. Tite
Macon
Wallenthaid
Turget
Nerv Worth Health Tonic Ad From Burke Drug Store
Mr Martin reports a dramatic health improvement after using Nerv Worth tonic advertised at Burke Drug Store. He claims chest congestion and related pains vanished, and urges others to try the remedy with a money back offer if no benefits are seen. The testimonial-style notice promotes the product for general relief of suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Martin
Thinery
Willala
Martin Hays
Burke's Drug Store
NorysWorth
Bmck
Suchen
Paina
Mirrander
Achan
Palna
Nery-Worth
C. T. Martin
Chonan
Nery- Worth
Polley
Martin
Burke
Clarksburg
Dying Fast in Carmel At Local Car Event
A terse in local notes from Carmel reports a dire forecast with the Bit Carsyel dent rate. Officials warn if the present pace continues, no deaths will occur in 1940. The remark is attributed to Eliir Komblo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Ealiir Komblo
Saloon screens ban enforced in Kentucky. penalties set
In Flankport Kentucky Attorney General Logan outlines penalties for banning saloon screens and requiring transparent views into rooms. Offenses carry fines from twenty five to one hundred dollars, up to thirty days in jail, or both. Forfeiture of licenses possible upon repeat violations. enforcement urged by mayors, sheriffs, and county officials.
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Flankport
Iutchcraft
Logan Sald
Poiten
Logan
Yioin- Hon
Court of Appeals
Citiea
Scounty
Commonwealth
aMdlayita
Henry
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Europe
Weston
Oval
the Daughters of the American Revolution of
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France
Agricultral Experiment Station
Men's Brotherhood
Harlo A. Crooks
Martimers
Ohio Hoya
Whem
Bronkwick
Richwod
Randeo
Factorica
Bullimors
Avenine
Stalnaker
Ling Crannon
Circurt Court
Upshur County
Duck
Hannyn
Homer Haya
Fender
Wew
J. C. Bright
Railroad —Co-Operative
Sutton
Pialion
Mis
McNary
Dornox Society of the Presbyterian Church
M. Burton
Virginia
Simmonn
O Clarkaburg
Hop Natural Gay Company
Jackson
Freeman
Ag Berets
Golorado
Fred Moneypenny
Colorado
Lome
Loronte Thinnett
Walkpravilie
Elly Vriday
Wiy
Cleveland
Alvin Halley
Clarks- Dore
The
Sprige Lumber Company
Stobert Ly
Bland
Buckhianos
St. Maryn Hospital
Clarkeburg
Clemens
E. A. Brooks
Boington
Southern Presbyterian Church
Lena Holbert
Salon College
Theister Owenn
Lee Francie Lyborgh
Ivotre
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Mr. Lyborgh
Pennsylvania
Wil
Mra
D. G. Swick
Chittum
Ling
Clariabure
John Bib
J. M. Hickman
Buckhannon
Bowls of
Charlinburg
E, L
Smith
Hornor
Wrnton
M. T. Brannon
Judge Linn Brannon
Kort
Glenyville
Guy. Pritchard
Fairmont
R. H. Hareyom
TL. G. Rinehart
Morgantown
Boyd E. Horner
Clarkensburg
W. W. Reynolds
FC. Meath
J. A. Vandervort
W. Rbiuithi
Mishop May
Myrtle Atkton
Nord Gillooly
Mary McCray
Madge Houghton
May Drummons
Virginia Edwards
Pauline Brooks
Humphreys
Mon
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Ralph Smith
Opa Chittant
Califor
Carl Hoskins
Oklahoma
Mr. Hoskins
Florida
Florence McClelland
Prudence
Washington
Villa
M. P
Tully and
E. L. Green
Orlando
Miles Mattie Ramaburg
Telonds
Belle Vernon
Taylor
Freeman’s Creek
W. F. Flr
Troy
Wis
Thur
Misa Hope Myles
Freemans Hurg
Captan
Jack Arnold
Nartin
Firstst
Vernica Martin
Louis Hiller
Mgr
Bargain Furniture Store
Main St
Bell
Kentucky
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