Senators Hear Westerners Oppose Packing Regulation
A Colorado delegation led by former governor R E Ammons dominated the Senate agriculture committee hearing on Kenyon and Kendrick packing bills. Ammons warned laws granting discretionary power threaten liberty and warned against divorcing packers from ownership of refrigerator cars and stockyards. He said he knew no evil in the industry and urged caution in regulation. Senators Kenyon and Kendrick presented opposing arguments.
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Kenyon
Kendrick
Senate Agriculture Committee
Colorado
RE. M. Ammons
Ammons
Wage Plan Hearing Sets New Minimum for Women Workers
A minimum wage board meeting in the District aims to fix a new wage scale for women workers in mercantile industries. The proposal sets $16.50 per week from November 1, with apprentices at $12.50 for three months and $14.50 for four months. Representatives from employers and workers participated in the conference.
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George de Neale
Philip Kine
Louis Meyer
Ina Courtney
Mae Dobkins
Mary Sullivan
Clarence R. Wilson
Newton Baker
Miss Molla Bjurdstedt Engaged to Franklin Mallory
Former national women’s tennis champion Miss Molla Bjurdstedt becomes engaged to Franklin G. Mallory of Philadelphia, now with Drayton Penington & Collier in New York, who has a country home at Milton Point Rye New York. Mallory confirmed the engagement by long distance call from Fairfield Connecticut. He says the match was not a romance born from tennis rivalry but a genuine union.
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Molla Bjurstedt
Molla Bjurdstedt
Franklin G. Mallory
Philadelphia
Drayton, Penington & Collier
New York City
Milton Point
Rye
N. Y
Mallory
Fairfield
City Club announces committees for new clubhouse drive
J Whitfield president of the City Club declares the general activities committee to spur interest ahead of a proposed 1 million dollar clubhouse. Walcott chairs the main panel with Freeshit as vice chair and Norwood as secretary. Members include Ulman May Reeder Evans Ayers Bulkley Johnson Stock Finigan and others. Three subcommittees were named for facilities forum and publicity with chairs Finigan Evans Shaw and Shaw respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Activities Committee
City Club
J. Whitfield
Elu
Hos Walcott
Charles Freeshit
Guy V Norwood
Leon S Ulman
Leo C May
F M Reeder
H S Evans
E J. Ayers
Barry Bulkley
Tombe Johnson
EB L Stock J A Finigan
Roland Robbins
J H Cunningham
Edgar D Shaw
J R Biggs
Forum
J A Finigan
Holcombe Johnson
Ulman
BE. Ll. Stock
Charles W. Semmes
Harry S Evans
C F Nesbit
KE J Ayers
J. R. Biggs
Theodore W. Noyes
Ora E Bennett
L M. Bell
Gus H Karger
F. M. Reeder
J Harry Cunningham
Leo C. May
Judge Kathryn Sellers Oversees Wage Recommendation Hearing
Judge Kathryn Sellers presides as public representative over a hearing to adjust details of wage recommendations. The session will issue the formal order and hear objections to the minimum wage if any arise.
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Kathryn Sellers
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