The Connecticut labor news., 1924-11-15
AS THE WORKER SEES HIS WORLD
Summary and Digest of Important Events of the Week, Here
 and Abroad E


 with big majority; La Follette's popu- lar vote estimated at o,000,O0D; Cover nor Smith wins over Theodore Roose- welt in New York New York tax experts says nearly all business men legally evade income levy. Japanese mission arrives in Mexico to study country's agricultural possibilities. Representatives of organized labor take leading part in welcome at Wash ington to President-elect Gales of Mexico.
 Pennsylvania bans hunting to check forest fires.
 Fire causes death among earthquake victims and makes 5000 of them home less in Tol<io. Ramon de Valera, Irish Republican leader, sentenced to prison once more.
 Ku Klux Klansmen and foes riot at Niles, Ohio, wounding 12, state. militia establishes martial law James M. Lynch, new president of !! International Typographical Union, with other new officers, installed in office at Indianapolis.
 One killed, three hurt, as wall falls when housewreckers demolish building in New York City.
 Two army reserve officers die when their planes collide at Columbus, Ohio.
 Charles O. Beals, union cigar maker and former president of Maine state branch of American Federation of La bor, made Maine state commissioner of labor
 Execution of two leaders of mob which killed Vice Consul Imbrie ends United States-Persian crisis Twelve killed, many hurt, in English railroad wreck Los Angeles reports 24 deaths from plague.
 Young Women's Christian Associa- ton to ignore education work oh ground program Is n1ilitaristic. Eleven killed, four injured, as train hits bus at Hampton, Va. Mime. Dewitt Schlumberger, noted French suffrage leader, dies at z1. Labor party loses British election as Tories gain big majority Tn House of Commons total of Labor vote increased more than million. International Congress of Social Economy, at Buenos Aires, asks univer- sal 8-hour werkday law.
 Paraguay signs League of Nations protocol for peaceful settlement of in ternational disputes.
 Hotel, cafe and confectionery workers strike in Naples. Italy.
 Labor holds own and gains 20 seats in British municipal elections.
 Have1ock Wilson, head of British Ma tional Sailors and Firemen's Union, asks President Coolidge to give full pro tection to British seamen in administra- ton of immigration law. strikers in Corona Companys. oil field strikebreakers will not be permitted in field
 Swedish engineer announces process of extracting pure steel and forge iron directly from iron ore, eliminating use of melting furnaces.
 Senator La Toilette ascribes Cool idge's victory to A'use of slush funds, intimidation and technical obstruction"
 China's deposed boy emperor driven from imperial palace after monaTchist coup is frustrated
 Woman governors elected m Texas and Wyoming; woman member of Con- gress elected from New Jersey and wo- man secretary of state chosen in N. Y.
 Militia sent to Marion, III, as Klan trouble is feared
 Stock market prise rise following Re publican victory.
 Packers attack court decision holding them strictly to meat business.
 Secretary of Labor Davis leaves for, extensive tour of South Africa, where he will study immigration methods