Arguments on Dry Amendment in Supreme Court Conclude
The Associated Press reports in Washington on March 30 that final arguments addressed the constitutionality of the prohibition amendment and parts of the enforcement act. Seven cases rest before the court, including challenges by Christian Feigenspan of Newark and Manitowoc Products of Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Christian Feigen
Span
Newark
N. J
Judy Currents
Manitowoc Pro- Poinets Company
Wisconsin
William S. Guthrie
Congress
Tives
Guthrie
Volstead
House Judiciary Committee
Anti- Saloon League
Ralph W. Jackman
Manitowoc Products Company
Ens
Jackson
King
Frierson
Jacob Ruppert
New York
WAGE RAISE ADVANCES COST IN COAL TRADE
New York March 30 The action of President Wilson's coal commission grants bituminous mine workers a 27 percent wage increase. Prices at the mines will rise 65 cents to 1.26 a ton, as operators cite higher labor costs and market bids. Government price stands at 2.95 through April. Operators say some districts have driven delivery prices to 4 a ton. The wage rise is expected to add about 25 cents a ton in cost, with ratification likely tomorrow by central competitive field participants.
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New York
Wilson
Coal Commission
Tinois
Charges of incompetency against federal board arise
A March 30 hearing before the house education committee heard charges by Cornelius Wickersham for the American region of New York that the federal board for vocational education delayed, misallocated, and showed little contact with veterans seeking training. Charles Danielson of Columbia University testified tuition totaling 15,600 dollars for veterans had not been paid, draining the university endowment. A note mentions want ads for quick results.
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Federal Board For Vocational Education
House Education Committee
Cornelius W. Wickersham
New York
Wickersham
Charles Danielson
Columbia University
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