Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-12-04
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u..tbaw Vol denounees Senator
p.rsb's foreign debt views; urges re
-.,rtion Of war obligations % promote
world prosperity.
Wayiean Chamber Of Deputies pass
- biI enacting article Of Mexican
,1rstitution providing for establish
nent Of s-hour day.
New Zealand votes against prohibi-
ZION; to continue present liquor license
Army air force is facing collapse,
Witnesses at Mitchell court martial
strike of 1000 Vienna bakers ends
when workers are given . per cent
wage increase.
81. Louis-San Francisco railroad
halt strain in northeastern Oklahoma
10 rush injured girl 10 hospital.
More automobiles made in October
than any month in history of the in
dustry, says report,
Striking anthracite mine workers
stand ready to negotiate new wage
scale in a spirit Of compromise and
give and take" says President Lewis
II United Mine Workers.
Owners of silk mill at North Ber-
gen, n. j., announce they will move
mill to North Carolina as striking
workers refuse to accept proposed set
Element.
German labor delegation returns
home after two months study of labor
and industrial conditions in United
States.
Chile and Irish Freen State ratify
child labor conventions of Information
a Labor Conference.
Bruce government makes gains over
Labor party in general elections in
Australia.
Massachusetts, textile interests press
campaign for repeal of 4S-hour law;
seek to employ women 81 hours a
week.
President Glenn Frank of Univer-
sity of Wisconsin condemns tendency
TO "Fordize the brains and opinions of
the nation"
Gerald P. Nye, Progressive, appoint
ed by Governor of North Dakota TO fill
vacancy in U. S. Snate caused by
death of Senator Ladd.
Twenty thousand infant death,
10000 abortions and $4,000 deaths
among adults is the toll exacted by
syphilis in France each year, accord
ing to the Minister of Labor, Hygiene
and Social Welfare, says 1.-THE Lam
Get" London.
British labor to boycott Premier
Mussolini of Italy if he visits London,
says report.
Entombed IL hours, seven coal min
ers dig way to safety at Trenton, Mo.
Gov. Fuller of Massachusetts de-
nounces organization of State en-
ployes for seeking to gain salary in
creases.
Sinking of big British submarine
with loss of 6S lives brings demand
for universal adjustment of subma-
rines.
Newspapers that criticise Fascist
government now "bootlegged' in Italy.
American Legion members attempt
to disrupt big parade for peace" IN
Boston; police protect marchers.
Tenants strike at Vera Cruz, Mex
leo, settled when tenants agree to re-
sumption of rent payments.
Three workers die in explosive plant
blast at Beloeil, Canada.
Russia attends League of Nations
conference for first time when navi-
CATION convention meets at Paris.
Confinement of convicts in sweat
boxes supplants the lash in Georgia
prison camps, Investigators charge.
Europe can not pay war debts, says
Dudley Field Malone, back from
abroad.
Engineer blamed for Pennsylvania
railroad wreck near Plainsboro, N. j.,
that caused death of ten; is held on
charge of manslaughter.
Italian Senate passes bill giving
women right to vote in municipal cleo
tions.
Communists lose in fight to control
International Fur Workers Union, at
annual convention in Boston.
Boiling soap kills three workers at
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Executive Council of the American
Federation of Labor decides to oppose
any legislative move that might mini
mize or weaken the present immigra-
ton law and to indorse bill designed
TO confine use of articles made in pris-
ons to government institutions and