Church Council Attacks 12 Hour Day Defense
A joint statement by 69 million Protestants Catholics and Hebrews condemns the American Iron and Steel Institute for opposing ending the 12 hour day in steel. The report favored by Ebert Gary is labeled as shattering public confidence and calls for abolition of the long day despite industry claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asociated
New York
Tto
American Iron and Steel Institute
Ebert H. Gary
U. 8 Steel Corporation
Iron and Steel Institute
Commission On the Church and Social Service
Federal Council of Churches
Social Action Department
National Catholic Welfare Council
Social Justice Commission
Central Conference of American Rabbis, Fallows
United States
United Steel Corporation
America
Steel Institute
United Steel Corporaion
United States Steel Corporation
Tron and Steal Institute
Young Couple Wed in All Saints Catholic Church Rowley
Independence Iowa June 6 this morning at All Saints Catholic church Rowley Miss Genevieve Kirsch of Rowley and Leo Strang of this city were united in marriage Rev Father ODonnell Walker officiated The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Kirsch and the groom is the son of John Strang They will live on a farm seven miles southwest of town
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Independence
All Saints Catholic Church
Rowley
Genevieve Kirsch
Leo Strang
Frank Kirsch
John Strang
Father O'Donnell
Walker
Gen Lee heirs case opens in Fort Worth fraud trial
Fort Worth, June - The first case in the government drive against alleged fraudulent outfits operating from Fort Worth goes to the jury. Defendants in the Gen Lee interests trial are H. Hy Schwarz Charles Sherwin and Gen Robert A. Lee. Testimony closed with Lee describing protests against misstatements mailed under his name and letters sent with his name. Lee spoke of seeking gold and minerals on his property and urging deeper exploration at Roanoke. He claimed to act as an honorable gentleman to compel Sherwin and Schwarz to fulfill their contract. He cited civil suits in the record.
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Associated Press
Fort Worth
Tex
Angrainst
KH. Hy, Schwarz
Charles Sherwin
Robert A. 120
Gen. Lee
Robert A. Lee
Lea
Gold Quest
Iifs Inn
Roanoke
Bledsoe
Leo
Sherwin and
Schwarz
Otto Fenton Elected President Of Iowa Sportsmen
Mason City June 6 Otto Fenton of Jewell was named president of the Iowa Sportsmen's Association at the annual meeting. Other officers elected include B J Hegina Mason City first vice president John Gillemie Des Moines second vice president A L Yearous secretary treasurer and H M Jones James Powell and M Coleman as directors. Bam Foster Mason City was chosen as state representative for a Chicago zone shoot. Warrens D Seconds 72 years old of New Rebelia Minnesota claims to be the youngest Grand Army member.
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G. K.le Nunn
Jefferson
W. G. Athpaugh
Hampton
Tueaday
Aingles
ATA
Masonry Wna
Otto Fenton
Jowell
Iowa Spertsmen's Association
Billy) Hoos
B. ‘J. Hlegina
Mason City
John Gillemie
Dea Yolnas
A. L. Yearoua
Jagic Rave
H. M. Jones
Sioux City
James Powell
Ottumwa
M. Coleman
Lacey
Bam Foster
Ahootera
Chicago
Warrens D. Seconds
New Rebelia
Grand Army of the Republic
Remedy Ad Promises Cure for Digestive Ailments
A testimonial claims intense hospital confinement and relief after using a remedy advertised as a simple, harmless preparation that removes intestinal mucus and reduces inflammation. The writer cites weight gain to 180 pounds and states money is refunded if not convinced, with availability at all druggists.
Explosives and Coal Fueled2500 Tons of Daily Output
The report notes dynamite and other explosives totaling 42,000 pounds used daily to power crushers handling 130,000 pounds of raw materials per minute. Mills consume over 30,000 tons of coal daily, providing enough fuel to heat two average homes each winter.
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Church Council
Gary
Bishops
West Side
Dodge Brothers Motor Car
Hatter B. Hull
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Cage OF
Lee
Ife
Ildrom
State Sportsmen’s Ass
Portland Cement Association
Hubbell
Des Moines
National Organization
Stuaes” Seger
Black Hawk National Bank
Daul Davis Dry Goods
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