Cantafe VP Demand End Lawless Big Four Strike
A. G. Wells vice president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe demands that Big Four leaders end what he calls lawless and inhuman contract violations by train service crews. He asks for explicit replies and warns the company may hire substitute workers if strikes continue, citing threats of broader sympathy actions and a militant tone from Winslow to California.
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Cantafe
Big Four
Chicago
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
A. G. Wells
Warren S. Stone
D. B. Robertson
W. G. Lee
L. E. Sheppard
Trainmen Instructed To Return To Work
Cleveland August 14 by the Associated Press The demand of A G Wells vice president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railway was read to W W Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen It was announced that if men do not comply with the brotherhoods laws and return to work the company may cancel the current schedule on the coast line
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California
Winslow
Ariz
Br P
L. EL
Needles
Bie
Cleveland
Associated Press
A. G. Wells
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway
Lee
Brotherhood
Weather Forecast For Denver And Southwest Regions
Denver region forecast for Aug 14 indicates generally fair conditions in New Mexico with possible showers in the north and slight temperature changes. Arizona expected to be generally fair with isolated showers, otherwise steady temperatures. Local report shows yesterday's conditions with a high of 88 and notable humidity readings, plus light wind and cloudy to partly cloudy skies.
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Denver
Colo
Newexico
Arizona
MEDIATION PLAN REJECTED IN SOFT COAL TALKS
Cleveland Aug 14 AP The withdrawal of five billion tons from joint wage talks by soft coal operators triggered by arbitration demand splits the conference. Gallagher of Ohio group quits with Robbins and Robinson, while Maher acts as chair as talks resume to broaden participation. Conferences move to Philadelphia Wednesday.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
Michael Gallagher
Pittsburgh
Gallagher
John N. Lewis
Mr. Lewis
D.warriner
Premier Gall Meeting Of The French Cabinet
Premier Poincare calls a cabinet session for Wednesday to review the international situation and renews orders to M. Louis Dubois to oppose a moratorium for Germany. French officials expect Belgium to share the same stance, leaving the reparations commission split two to two unless Dubois has a deciding vote.
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Associated Press
Paris
Poincare
M. Louis Dubois
Germany
Belgium
France
M. Dubois
United States
Striking Railway Shopcrafts Reply To Passenger Telegrams
Federated Shop Crafts of Albuquerque denounces Mr Martin as misrepresenting passenger sentiment amid the nationwide railway strike. The letter criticizes union reluctance, accuses company officials of marooning riders for public sympathy, and defends workers’ right to withdraw services under unbearable conditions. A second passenger letter to President Harding notes ongoing marooning.
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W. G. Harding
Albuquerque
N. M
Warren G. Harding
United States
Washington, D. C
Warding
Martin
Association of Railway Executiver
Needles
Mr. Martin
Federated Shop Crafts
Fetter
Harding
Trains Stalled at Albuquerque May Be Moved
Trains stalled on the Santa Fe Lines west of Albuquerque N M started today and have been held there. General Manager Hibbard said efforts will now be made to move the group of trains at Albuquerque as initial attempts proved successful.
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Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
N. M
Hibbard
Striking Railway Clerks Disrupt Western Rail Lines
Rail workers arrested in Nevada and California as a car strike impacts the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific. Governor Boyle participates in Las Vegas arrest, no charges filed. Eastbound California limit test and embargoed perishables threaten fruit shippers. federal marshals increased patrols to enforce injunctions while trains move between Los Angeles and Chicago.
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San Francisco
Nevada
California
Santa Fe
Emmett Boyle
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Chicago
Southern Pacific Company
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Union Pacific
Boyle
Roseville
Calif
Pacific Express
Western Pacific
Brotherhoods
New Mexico
Grand Canyon
Trans
Winslow
Ariz
Needles
Eugene Mulvey
Mulvey
Longeles
Transportation Brotherhood
Middle Western
Albuquerque West
Desert Points
Seligman
Ohio Oil declares regular and extra dividend
Findlay Ohio August 14 The Board of directors of the Ohio Oil company today declared the regular quarterly dividend of 1.25 a share and an extra dividend of 75 cents a share payable September 10 to holders of record August 30
Sun Yat sen offers joint program to end Chinese strife
Sun Yat Sen, displaced leader from Canton, arrives in Shanghai by ship and says his aim is to work with China’s dominant military and political forces to end strife and reunite the country. He vows to obey a functioning parliament and publish a manifesto once parliament operates unfettered by factions.
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Shanghai
Associated Press
Sun Yat-Sen
Canton
Chen Chiung- Ming
China
Sun
Peking
JT Aim
Coal Supply To Move Vastly Into Northwest
Washington among federal coal distribution plans to ship more than 500000 tons to the northwest in the next two weeks. Senators Kellogg and Lenroot announced after meeting C F E Tuttle that 50000 tons go to Michigan peninsula ports and 100000 tons to Lake Superior ports this week. Next week 400000 tons are slated for ports on Lake Superior and Michigan north of Chicago.
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Washington
Federal Central Coal Distribution Committee
Northwest
Kellogg
Minnesota
Lenroot
Wisconsin
C. F E. Tuttle
Lake
Central Committee
Michigan Peninsula
Lake Superior
Meadowbrook Club Wins Sixty Mile Relay Marathon
Meadowbrook Athletic club of Philadelphia won the sixty mile relay marathon from Camden to Atlantic City in six hours and seven minutes. The Finnish American club of New York finished second, Shanahan Catholic club of Philadelphia third, and the Enterprise club of Philadelphia fourth. Thirteen teams started. Relay distances ranged from 4 1/2 to 7 1/2 miles.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Meadowbrook Athletic Club
Philadelphia
Camden
New York
Shanahan Catholic Club
Enterprise Club
Postponement of River Commission Meeting Probable
The Colorado River Commission meeting planned for August 28 in Santa Fe New Mexico was declared probable by the commerce department Secretary Hoover as chairman may be needed in Washington for the rest of the month He may attend but the commission could meet in Santa Fe without him if required
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Associated Pres
Washington, Ng. Sr
Colorado River Commission
Santa Fe
N. M
Commerce Department
Hoover
Washington
Commission
Mediation Talks Resume as Rail Walkout Fails to End
Washington August 14 The Associated Press reports mediation efforts over the rail walkout continue after a White House conference. Union leaders say they will keep the dispute in their hands while emphasizing safety and service as they seek balanced concessions from railroad executives. Fairfax Harrison of the Southern urges hiring new workers to restart operations if needed. House plans a six week adjournment precedes any further action on the strike.
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Washington
Associated Press
White House
Sheppard
Order of Yallway Wonllactore
Davis
Railroad Labor Board
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Meveland
Fairfax Harrison
Southern
Road
Mr. Harrison
Southern Railway
Watson
Indiana
Borah Flags Winter Strikes Threatening Nation
Washington August 14 Senator Borah Republican Idaho warns rail and coal strikes will create a harsh winter test for patience, courage and patriotism of the people. He opposes the soldiers bonus bill, arguing it would deepen burdens on farmers and industry and erode public confidence in government.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Congress
Lisbor
West
Republican Party
Michigan State Police Deployed to Avert Railway Turmoil
Governor Croesbeck ordered a strike era police deployment to Channing Michigan after an appeal to protect property and workers of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway. A sufficient force from the nearest upper Michigan post was to be sent to maintain order.
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Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
Channing
Croesbeck
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Upper Michigan
Department of Public Safety
Four Brotherhood Leaders Meet Over Strike at Pueblo
A noon meeting of the four railroad brotherhoods in Pueblo, Colorado, adjourned to 10 AM Tuesday without action on a general walkout. Missouri Pacific locomotives remain idle on the division, though one eastbound passenger train operated with a special crew.
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Associated
Presas
Pueblo
Colo
Four Brotherhoods
Missouri Pacific
Santa Fe
D. & R. G. Western
Missouri Pacific Railroad
East
Biz Four Brotherhoods Refuse Walkout Over Guards
In El Paso on August 14 a mass meeting of the Biz Four brotherhoods declined to vote on a proposal to walk out due to guards in rail shops. The gathering aimed to rally sympathy but did not put the suggestion to a vote amid unclear attendance.
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el Paso
Texas
Nuimbers Presen
Soft coal strike talks move toward partial contract end
In Cleveland a closed conference of soft coal operators and miners began drafting a wage scale. An agreement预计 to extend last April 1 scales to March 31 with a fact finding committee set up. Operators from central and western Pennsylvania Illinois Indiana Michigan West Virginia are involved.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Illinois
West Virginia
Michigan
Coal Walkout Near End as UMW Ends Strike Spread
The soft coal strike neared settlement with agreement in principle reached between United Mine Workers and operators, covering about sixty million tons annual output. Draft contract to be prepared by a sub committee and signed after a policy committee meeting. Ohio Governor Davis canceled a governors conference and withdrew Ohio militia. Estimated workers to return range from sixty thousand to seventy five thousand. total on strike cited as around fifty thousand militiamen and workers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Harry L. Davis
Oho
Enid. Tich
35 B of R C members ordered to walkout
Prescott Arizona August 14 thirty five members of the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors of the Santa Fe railroad were instructed to join the Big Three brotherhoods in their walkout. P L Turner local union chairman said the instructions came from Cedar Rapids Iowa and the organization headquarters.
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Associated Press
Prescott, Ariz
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Santa Fe Railroad
P. L. Turner
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Caldwell Quiets Crowd With 225 Yard Hole In One
Taylorsville Illinois August 14 W and Caldwell holder of the world long drive record qualified for the hole in one era when his drive from the first ten rolled into the cup 225 yards away Caldwell's record drive 489 yards was made in a St Louis meet two years ago.
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Taylorsville
W. &. Caldwell
Caldwel
St. Louis
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