Chicago City Clerks Strike For Higher Pay
Chicago city clerks and stenographers employed in the municipal service strike for higher salaries. The walkout disrupts city business as workers threaten a general stoppage if demands are not met.
30 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Tonopah Daily Bonanza
Location
Tonopah, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1920
Page
1
Chicago city clerks and stenographers employed in the municipal service strike for higher salaries. The walkout disrupts city business as workers threaten a general stoppage if demands are not met.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss the Oriental Mine board actions and various names such as Mish gliettittig, Grimes, and Merion. The text references a prosecution timeline, signatures, and possible actions by a superintendent, with unclear dates and roles.
Fractured OCR text notes a call for an enormous Allied force to drive Turkish troops from Europe. The garbled lines mention large manpower, Western front context, and names or places obscured by transcription errors.
A fragmented report depicts heated calls to expel socialist members during a New York Assembly session. Observers note party divisions, with tensions rising as representatives clash over expulsions and immediate political consequences.
Court records show a wealthy defendant received a prison sentence after pleading to draft evasion. The case details include charges, sentencing length, and a brief outline of the defendant’s actions and motives as presented by prosecutors.
ELAS initiates this evening with 243 candidates the largest turnout this lodge year. Officiating officers include Eaahedier and Wm Mo Rranks with new officers to assume duties and a formal install after induction.
A fragmented wartime dispatch reports political turmoil and economic strain as authorities declare a half holiday and assess wartime measures. The article mentions Governor Hagle and delays tied to a Pekin observance, with references to hotels, warrants, and local governance.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a transfer of Finn Boarding House with unclear details about involved parties and dates. The readable portions mention Bath, a street, testing, and inquiries about a "tanner" or related parties, but specifics are obscured by garbled words and misspellings. Further legible context is needed to determine exact action and timeline.
Navy units stood ready as Rear Admiral Victori an Institute noted improving readiness and warm reception for the fleet. A naval review highlighted enhanced hulls and crews preparing for potential operations, with observers praising drill precision and logistical support amid steady wartime tensions.
Fragmentary text mentions a bank cashier being vindicated amid unclear details and scattered names. The readable portions do not establish a clear event, date, or involved organizations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Tack Johnson with scattered phrases and names. Core readable items include references to a galenico context and a date fragment, suggesting a brief item about an individual named Tack Johnson and associated events or notes, though many words are garbled. The readable content is insufficient for a clear event, place, or outcome.
Storm totals swell as late reports add to the overall figures. Weather already cited widespread rainfall, gusty winds, and isolated flooding, with totals varying by location and timing.
A fragmentary coastal report mentions aerial mail activity and related communications. The text references routes and methods amid unclear notation and garbled phrases. No clear names dates or organizations are discernible in the readable portion.
An incident near Bryan involves customs officers shooting a man at a saloon. The chaotic scene includes conflicting reports and unclear motive as authorities describe the event. Local residents await clarification amid tense fallout and ongoing investigations.
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