Labor groups stir talk of a national party
A labor movement narrative forecasts a new political force for next year as railroad brotherhoods and United Mine Workers push for nationalization of railways and coal mines. The idea widens to a potential coalitions with transportation unions and possibly the steel sector if the steel trust dispute lingers.
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Republican
Democratic Party
United Mine Workers of America
Brotherhoods
Transportation Workers
Steel Trust
Eliminating Groceries in High Price Debate
Several committees blame overstocked and poorly run groceries for high food prices. Proposals include taxing and licensing to cut store numbers or encouraging housewives to boycott unfair shops. The idea is to push reform, force underperforming grocers out, and help others earn fair profits. Some grocers may find better work or become salaried employees elsewhere.
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Grocery
Busi
Nybody
President names Pueblo woman receiver of public moneys
A Pueblo, Colorado woman has been named to a federal post as receiver of public moneys. The appointment signals a move to place capable administration in charge of government funds.
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Pueblo
Colo
Woan
Hoover and his children return to praise for relief work
The article recalls Hoover as a world figure known for saving Belgium and much of Europe from famine. It notes a Warsaw demonstration of gratitude with children cheering for hours, and Hoover’s remark that he believes in children. The piece highlights public praise and his humane impact.
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Hoover
United States
Belgium
Europe
Allied Council
Humanity
Atlantic
Warsaw
Allusions from a lively wartime era strike column
A satirical column riffs on the actors strike in New York and the era’s headlines. It jokes that compromise yields victory for all, notes the rising cost of raisins, and mocks investigations and food shortages. References Pershing Hoover and Allied Ultimatum headlines appear with playful critique.
Wilson Defends Shantung Policy and League of Nations
President argues against protests over the Shantung award citing prior cessions to Germany and European powers. He says only war could remove Shantung from Japan while a questioner asks the purpose of the league of nations as a tribunal for China’s grievances. the crowd cheers.
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Shantung
Wilson
United States
Germany
France
Great Britain
China
Japan
League of Nations
League
Forego Inquiry Into Death Of Newsman Ben Allen
Portland officials said no action would be taken to fix responsibility for the automobile accident Monday that caused the death of Ben F. Allen, a newspaper correspondent. The district attorney announced there would be no proceedings or charges connected with the collision.
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Portland
District Attorney's Office
Ben F. Allen
Corre
Accident investigation finds no definite blame
Stanley M. Reynolds Baltimore Sun correspondent injured in Monday accident improved today though still in pain. Reynolds is being cared for by Baltimore nurse Miss Isabel McManus. A Portland realty dealer linked to the incident was named in a preliminary report, but investigators could not fix blame.
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Spondent
James R. Patterson
Portland Realty
Stanley M. Reynolds
Baltimore Sun
Reynolds
Baltimore
Isabel McManus
Japanese Arrested on Charge of Being Drunk
S Kaddejakito, a Japanese national, was arrested last night by local authorities for drunken and disorderly conduct. He was placed in jail and will have a court appearance today. A chimney 115 feet high is expected to sway no more than ten to twelve inches in a strong wind.
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S. Kaddejakito
Notice to Contractors for Twin Falls School Building Bids
The Board of Trustees of Independent School District No. 1 Twin Falls Idaho invites sealed bids for the general construction of an Intermediate School Building to be added to the high school. Bids must follow plans by Morse and Kaufman with a $25 deposit to obtain drawings and a 2 percent certified check, payable to W. E. Nixon, due within five days of bid opening. The board may accept or reject all proposals and reserves right to act as it sees fit.
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Board of Trustees of
Independent School District No. 1
Twin Falls
Idaho
Burton E. Morse
Charles R. Kaufman
First National Bank
W. E. Nixon
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