Labor News And Notes From Around The World
Australia produced 515 986 000 gallons of beer last year. St Louis Missouri has thirty four shoe factories. Sixteen new railways are being built in Switzerland with some due this year. Verona New Jersey dairy workers forbid rough speech to cows. North Dakota Federation of Labor pushes factory inspection laws. Paris stores workers average long hours from 7 am to 7 30 pm. Am in Federation of Labor reports 35 000 union shopmen out of work for thirty three months. Nearly 29 percent of agricultural workers belong to industrial unions. A British bill proposes lowering the old age pension eligibility from 70 to 65. A small fraction of union men could push federal and state laws through. W S Tyler wire works Cleveland adopts profit sharing based on efficiency. International Brewery Workmen meet in Baltimore this September with speakers. Fall River textile workers press for sanitary mills amid protests.
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Verona
N. J
North Dakota Federation of Labor
Paris
Railway Department
Amin Federation of Labor
Illinois Central
Harriman
United States
House of Commons
Barnes
Einc
W. S. Tyler Wire Works
Cleveland
International Union of Brewery Workmen
Baltimore
Taft not seeking Supreme Court seat amid future plans
Political brief notes Friends of former President Taft say he does not want a Supreme Court appointment because it would hinder his future plans. The item also cites Dublin Belfast uniforms for armies and a Detroit campaign to inspect schoolchildren teeth. Louisiana politics see-saws with Democrats and Progressives. Commissioner P P Cleaton faces protests over eliminating women teachers with a 1959 replacement forecast.
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Taft
Supreme Court
Dublin
Belfast
London
Detroit
Mich
Board of Health
Louisiana
Louisana
P. P. Claton
United States
Indiana Governor refuses Tennessean extradition for seven brewery officers
Gov. Ralston of Indiana on Monday declined to honor requisition papers from Gov. Hooper of Tennessee seeking extradition of seven Evansville brewery officers indicted by a Memphis grand jury for violating the Tennessee liquor law by shipping liquor into dry territory.
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Ralston
Indiana
Hooper
Tennessee
Evansville
Memphis
Dry
Woman and Forgiveness Quote From The Making of an Englishman
A quip on forgiveness by W. L. George notes that reconciliation with a woman comes only after another offense. The remark appears in the author’s The Making of an Englishman and reflects social humor of the period.
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W. L. George
Bathing in Polluted Waters and Health Advice
Medical commissioner Samuel G Dixon warns that clear water may still carry typhoid and dysentery germs. He advises avoiding polluted streams for drinking and bathing, boiling drinking water, and avoiding wells near barns and road runoff to reduce typhoid during vacation season.
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Woodlawns
Legal Blanks For Sale Include Leases Deeds Mortgages
A catalog lists in demand legal forms including Landlord's Warrants House Leases Warranty Deeds Quit-Claim Deeds Mortgages Executions Judgment Notes and other items. The notice markets a full line of legal blanks available for purchase.
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Labor News and Notes
Australia
St. Louis
Switzerland
Fall River
Mass
Politics
the Smith Shoe Store
CVS
Hanan Oxfords
Oxfords
Ladies
Second Ave
Warren, Pa
Ziegler
Dorothy Dodd
Zieder
Samuel G. Dixon
Warren Mail
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