The Connecticut labor news., 1924-11-29
AS THE WORKER
 SEES HIS WORLD
Summary and Digest of Important Events of the Week, Here
 ana Abroad.

hrst2 session in joint meeting with Mexican Federation of Labor; repre- sentatives of United States, Mexico Canada, Great Britain and Germany attend sessions
 Four n1a1leable iron manufacturers held in bail under Sherman antitrust law.
 Baltimore jury holds Representative John Philip Hill did not violate law by making intoxicating wine and cider in his home "= .u.t
 Senator Borah urges extra session of Congress after March 4.
 Danish baeteriologist discovers a serum hailed as cure for tuberculosis.
 New York, State Federation of Women's Clubs urge ratification of Child Labor Amendment.
 William M, Butler, Republican Ma tional Committee chairman, named to succeed Senator Lodge of Massachu- setts.
 Three hundred persons reported killed by earthquake in Java.
 Louis Morones, Mexican labor lead CT, wounded in pistol fight in Mexican Chamber of Deputies
 Three workers killed, several in l jured, by explosion in Grand Rapids, Mich. postofice. Edmund Dene Morel, Labor member of British House of Commons, dies j; was active in exposing rubber horrors of the Kongo.
 Teachers Union and American Civil Liberties Union protest against par ticipation of American Legion in Ed ucation Week. l Oil leases to E. L. Doheny scored in suit to have leases cancelled. Denver in grip of Ku Klux Klan, Judge Ben B. Lindsey charges. Overnight air mail service between New York and Chicago planned. University of Chicago offers $5,000 prize for best essay on "The Theory of Wages"
 Dinner given Mrs. Florence Kelley in honor of her 18th anniversary as leader of National Consumers League
 Hundreds lose homes by big fire ill Jersey City, N. J.
 Metal Trades Department of Amer ican Federation of Labor urges navy be built to full strength allowed by arms treaty. i Six persons killed, many hurst, in Florida train wreck. l Called ''bobbed-hair sissies," mem bers of Washington, D. C., church choir go on strike.
 Sinking of warship under arms treaty is upheld by District of Colurn- bia court.
 Foreign policy of Premier Mussolini upheld by Italian Chamber of Depu- ties by SIS to 6 vote.
 Fireman killed, engineer hurt, when B. & O. crack trai his wrecked.
 France invotes world peace by sup porting Geneva protocol, Premier Her riot asserts.
 Launching of S3,O00,000 corporation to promote Jewish colonization of Pal estine announced. Pennsylvania Superior Court up holds conviction of IA Ku Klux Klans men for part in fatal riot at Lily, Pa.
 Fifth avenue, New York City, cele brates century of progress.
 Severe cold wave causes death and suffering in many states. l Fourteen thousand miners strike, closing II collieries near Nanticoke, Pa.
 l Joseph Caillaux, former premier, and Louis Ma1vy, former minister of the interior, granted amnesty by French Senate.
 Denmark proposes to abolish army and navy; plan opposed by conserva- tives.
 Teachers Union complains of crowd ed conditions in New York City night schools.
 ] Dr. George w. Carver, negro, as tounds New York audience with his discoveries in agricultural chemistry. l Texas republicans drop plan to con test election of Mrs. Ferguson as gov ernor.
 Railroad executives declare new rail Legislation by Congress is not needed.
 B1asco 1banez, famous author, calls upon Spain to depose King Alfonso; j; brands monarch as dishonest despot.
 President Coolidge urges drastic conservation measures to save forests. Cardinal Logue, primate of all Ire land, dies at age of 84. Perform Successful