American Legion Policy Outlined By Col Lindsley
Col Henry D. Lindsley former Dallas mayor and veteran explains the American Legion aims to recruit a million new members by October 1. He cites patriotism democracy and justice as guiding ideals and notes the Legion is a civilian nonpartisan organization focused on welfare issues for veterans and their dependents. The national convention at Minneapolis will shape a constitution reflecting wartime ideals.
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English Strike Causes Disaster to Industry Throughout the Isle
A government statement sparred with union leaders over a nationwide strike. Cramp denounced the government as biased while Thomas warned of bloodshed if demands were not met. Some non unionist trains ran, others were halted by pickets as the conflict disrupts rail service.
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Unions Mass Forces for a New Attack
The article notes Mr. Parks refusing to provide figures but saying requests are arriving steadily while W A Dayton of the strikers press committee downplays the significance of this development.
Steel plants brace for union showdown in Chicago area
Chicago on September 27 reports that steel firms plan a coordinated test of strength with labor unions next Monday. Appeals urge workers to return at once and a number of plants may close indefinitely if demand is not met. Police protection for returning strikers is arranged.
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Chicago
Announcement by J. Fl. Rose in Youngstown
Youngstown Ohio reports an evening announcement by J. F. Rose. The brief notice notes a forthcoming statement or event to be released tonight, with limited details available from the fragment.
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J. FL. Rose
Plant Chief Says Carnegie Works Will Not Open Monday
The superintendent of the Ohio works of the Carnegie Steel company states the plant will not attempt operation on Monday and that there will be no action to break the industrial paralysis that has tied up all plants for a week.
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Carnegie Steel Company
Connecticut Player First To Die On Gridiron In ’19
Gardner Dow of New Haven, center on the Connecticut Agricultural College football team, died tonight from a brain concussion suffered in the game with New Hampshire college. He tackled a returner in the second half and was knocked unconscious after earlier stomach injuries.
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Durham
Shipyard Workers Demand Action Prompt Fresh Rejection
Officials for the wards announced tonight that new demands from New York district shipyard workers were rejected. Preparations to prevent a potential strike affecting between 20,000 and 380,000 men began today and arrangements to safeguard the yards are under way.
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New York
Packers and Producers to Hold Conference Soon
Chicago Sept 27 A meeting of livestock producers and packers is expected within 60 days. The outline followed a Kansas producers briefing on their Washington trip with packers in attendance.
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Kansas
Washington
Reds Celebrate Pennant Triumph with Banquet Attending Dignitaries
Cincinnati guests include Governor James M. Cox and Mayor John Galvin at a largely attended banquet honoring the National League champion Reds. Chicago Cubs, visitors earlier that afternoon, also attended the event recognizing a long hard pennant fight.
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James M. Cox
John Galvin
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Preparations for Strike at Hightly Shipyard New York
Sept 27. A decision to strike at Hight Shipyard in New York is reported as preparations begin. The brief note warns of labor action and potential disruptions to operations as workers mobilize.
Von Bulow denied residence in Dessau by city authority
Brerein Sept. 1280 The Tarelische Rundschau reports General Von Below has been refused permission to reside in Dessau by the Sneyer. He is said to have been told that an influx of generals into the city is not desired.
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Flu cases rise modestly across states at week end
More than 30 influenza cases were reported to the public health service this week by 14 states but no state is facing an epidemic. The reports indicate most infections are mild in nature and contained, with no widespread spread noted.
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Wasteington
Public Health Service
Porto Rican laborer claims oppression in Hawaii denied
Ro Mead of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association rejected charges that Porto Rican laborers on Hawaiian plantations face oppression and unequal justice. He called the protest a document from agitators in Honolulu led by a disgruntled laborer. The Porto Rican legislature sought an investigation, directed by Attorney General Harrys Irwin, with a report to Governor McCarthy for transmission to Puerto Rico.
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Hawaiian Sugar Phanters Association
Honolulu
Harrys Trwin
Hawath
Terriforall Diendth Board
C. J. McCarthy
Porto Rico
Local Directory Listing for Tir and Wasson Offices
G Tir and Wasson operate offices at 116 1-2 Main Ave North opposite Perrine Flotel. Phone 745-J Adv.
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