Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 167, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1924 — Page 13

FRIDAY, NOV. 21,1924

A. P. UN OK ON STEEL MILLS Campaign Begun to Unionize All Workers. B-1 I'nitrd Press EL PASO. Texas. Nov. 21. Starting with a nucleus of 20.000 union steel workers, organized labor : .s going to launch another campaign to bring the 400,000 steel mill workers into ranks of the American federation of Labor. Campaign headquarters already nave been established in Cleveland, Bethlehem and Chicago. Michael F. Tighe, leader of the steel workers -aid. “We will be some what handi•apped in our work by the action >f Elbert H. <?ary last spring in .'ranting workers in the steel •orporatlon the eight-hour-day and a vage increase.“ Tighe said. Tom-Toms Popular ALGIERS. Nov. 21. —Tom-toms, native musical Instruments of the Vfrican jungles, are being maniifacured here for sale to gullible imtrsts. Tom-tom makers have tak"n heir cue from the way in which he Hawaiian ukulele was popular zed by American manufacturers

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MISS OLIVE KILER

Indiana Central College Orchestra. directed by Miss Olive Kiler. will give a public recital Friday evening in Kephart Memorial Auditorium. University Heights. Orchestra members: C. Pills, H.

Phippa, L. Turner, T. Rider, J. Crocker, M. Lynch, E. Lynch and F. Pinkstaff, violins; D. Velander, cello: K. Parsons, L. Karnes and D. Marshall, clarinets; P. Arbogast. E. Parker, K. Noll and T. Reckard, brass; M. Johnson, drums, and L. Arbogast, piano. Paul, (.’halfant and Miss Alletah East; ire soloists. REMY TO FIGHT POOLS Says He Will Curb Gambling When Charges Fail. “I will fight these baseball pools and other gambling schemes until a way is found to curb them,” declared Prosecutor William H. Remy as the case of Frank Kothe and Mrs. Nellie Wright, indicted on charges of operating a baseball pool, was ordered back to the grand jury by Criminal Judge James A. Collins. Judge Collins ruled that under -Supreme Court decisions he could not find the defendants guilty of the pool charges. Remy said it is probable charges of operating a lottery and gift enterprise will be returned. Evidence showed defendants had women manufacture hundreds of ticket books and sold them through agents. The skylark holds the altitude record among birds.

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