Rail union shop crafts vote to stay at work amid rail labor crisis
The Federated Shop Crafts representing about 600000 railroad workers voted to remain at work as the U S Railroad Labor Board prepares a ruling on rules and working conditions. The decision signals a setback to the big four brotherhoods and the switchmen's union which had ordered a walkout for October 20. Officials led by President Jewell and John Scott urged members to await board decisions on general rules and classifications before striking.
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Railroad Workers of America
Federated Shop Crafts
United States Railroad Labor
g + * board
Big Four Brotherhoods
Switchmen's Union
Railway Employes’ Department
American Federation of Labor
Jewell
John Scott
United States Railroad
Associated Press
Mr. Jewell
Brotherhoods
Labor Board
Japan notes seek Shantung settlement talks with China
The text of Japan’s October note to China opens to negotiations on the Shantung dispute. It says Japan seeks a speedy settlement, urges China to show willingness to negotiate, and questions China’s view that the Japanese project conflicts with treaty principles. It cites the Versailles framework and Germany’s renunciation of rights in Shantung.
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Japan
China
Shantung
Washington
Germany
Kaia Chow
Denver Weather Forecast from New Mexico to Arizona
Weather report for Denver area dated Oct 22 describes New Mexico and Arizona forecasts. It notes fair conditions in the south and east, unsettled northwest regions, and cooler temperatures in the north portions for Sunday and Monday with possible rain in extreme north areas.
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Denver
Colo
New Mexico
Arizona
Powers at arm parley to have many doctrines not on agenda
A Paris dispatch discusses the Washington conference as delegates from the U S and Britain weigh Monroe and empire doctrines. It notes Europe faces divided aims, France lags in preparation, and a broad plan for peaceful order across the Rhine to the Pacific would aid stability if adopted.
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Andre Tardel
Morning Journal
Albuquerque Journal
Paris
America
Pacific
Washington
United States
North America
South America
Roovsevelt
Inurope
Thu
Great Britain
London
Abbce ‘Supreme Council
Lievyd-George
France
Millerand
Briand
Germany
Austria
Europe
Rhine
Farmers Warned Against Free Grain Shipments
Chicago traders cautioned farmers not to ship grain too freely amid a possible railroad strike. The warning stressed risk of deterioration if corn or other grain is delayed in transit and highlights grain that could worsen while awaiting transportation.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Outlaws Leader Predicts Railroad Strike Failure
Chicago October 22 Special. John Grunau leader of the American Employer Association claims only about 20 percent of the 60,000 railroad workers who struck in 1920 remain out of work. He argues brotherhoods cannot win and many workers face loss of seniority pensions and earnings as layoffs continue across departments.
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Chicago
Railroad Brotherhoode
Cleveland
St. Louis
Jersey City
Buffalo
Brotherhoods
John Grunau
Association
Yardmen’s Association
W. G. Lee
Grunau
St. Paul
Lee
Railroads Listed for First Strike Tie Up
A list shows railroads expected to be disrupted if a proposed strike by railroad employers proceeds on October 30. The routes include Chicago & Northwestern 8462 miles Texas & Pacific 1946 Kansas City Southern 845 Missouri Pacific 9765 Inter and Great Northern 1159 Southern Pacific 4525 Southern Railway 5785 St Louis Southwestern 1776 Rock Island Railroad 10613 Northern Pacific 6890 Chicago Great Western 1496 Seaboard Air Line 3567.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Texas & Pacific
Kansas City Southern
Mssouri Pacific
Inter. & Gt. Northern
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
St. IL. & Southwest
Erro Fo Chi
St. P
Northern Pacific
Chi
Great Western
Seaboard Air Line
Finance Board Backs Meeting for New Livestock Loan Firm
J B Herndon president of State National Bank to lead a New Mexico cattle loan venture with War Finance Corporation support. Twenty bankers and cattlemen expected for a 10 o'clock Monday Chamber of Commerce meeting in Albuquerque.
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J. B. Herndon
State National Bank
Eugene Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico
Utah
Finance Corporation
Idaho
Wyoming
Nebraska
Ft. Wrth
Tex
Colorado
South Dakota
Okahoma
Lenine admits Soviet defeat and retreat in 1921 policy shift
Riga reports Premier Lenine, in a Moscow speech, acknowledging a defeat of communism and outlining a strategic retreat. He says the new policy blends old regime elements with reforms, citing faults in requisitioning, village socialism, and the need for a gradual move toward communism amid crises.
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Premier Lenine
Congress of Political Workers
Riga
Associated Press
Lenine
Soviet Russia
Congress of Pollutcal Workers
Moscow
Rosta
Bolshevik Pews
Communist Party
Michael Collins Returns to Dublin Amid Irish Question Talks
Michael Collins, finance minister of the Dáil and Dublin conference delegate, left London for Ireland on private business amid crisis in negotiations with British officials. He is believed to seek a meeting with Eamonn de Valera to discuss the telegram to Pope Benedict and the possible exclusion of a republic question from talks.
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London
Associated Presa
Michael Collins
Daileireann
Dublin
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Pope
Portland Club Sold in Pacific Coast League Deal
W. H. Klepper former Seattle baseball club president announced the purchase of the Portland club of the Pacific Coast League for $150 000 in a deal announced in Portland Oregon on October 22
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Portland
Ore
W. H. Klepper
Seattle Baseball Club
Portland Club
Rylan Predicts Re election as New York Mayor
John F. Hylan of Tammany hall is predicted to win re election as mayor of Greater New York. The coalition against him lacks cohesion and enthusiasm while Hylan campaigns on a five cent fare. Jerome returns to politics aiding Curran as the rival battle intensifies.
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Omall
John Rylan
New York
Robert T. Ss
Dlevutch
Woodes Sota
Allaquerque Journal
John F. Hylan
Tammany Hall
Greater New York
William R. Hearst
John Purvey Mitchell
Mr. Hearst
Tammany
Henry H Curran
Manhattan Borough
Womn
Hylan
Democratic Party
Smith
Harding
Repubblican
Cox
Ecoalition
William Travers Jerome
Jerome
Curran
Coe
Gre
Times Square
Coney Ad
van Cortland Park
242Nd. Street
Manhattan
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
York
Freight Service Resumes on I and G N Lines Within 42 Hours
In Houston and San Antonio reports, E G Goforth says freight traffic on the International and Great Northern will restart within 42 hours after a noon walkout by about 600 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen members. Replacement workers and armed guards accompany passenger runs as yard and switch crews strike.
Non union trainmen to run Wile Mas trains in Houston
Houston Texas October 22 ring of freight and passenger trains on the International and Great Northern railroad by non union trainmen to take the places of striking members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen who walked out at noon today were announced tonight by FE G Goforth general manager of the road first Monday
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San Antonio
Tex
Brotherhood of Railroad
International and
Cceat Northern Railroad
Texan
J. R. Jones
J. M. Landis
F. M. Lewis
R. D. Frame
I. and
G. N
Jones
Houston
Texas
Great Northern Railroad
FE. G. Goforth
Former Partner of Rockefeller Dead in Minneapolis
C. MacPadden a former partner of John D. Rockefeller in the oil business and a Minneapolis native died today at age as relatives report. He had spent recent years in southern California cultivating fruit and eucalyptus groves and will be interred in Freano, California.
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Minneapolis
Ming
C. Mac
Padden
John TD. Rockefeller
At A . Secorting
California
Freano
Calif
Attorney General Daugherty Arrives in Columbus
Attorney General Daugherty arrived in Columbus today after a secret western trip tied to a threatened railroad strike. He declined to reveal locations or details of his trip but stated he does not believe a general railroad strike will occur and soon left for Washington.
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Columbus, White
Daugherty
Columbus
West
Washington
Rail Labor Threat Casts Shadow Over Government Control Return
Washington reports warn of a possible nationwide rail strike led by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and other unions as they push for a government return to railroad control. The Plumb Plan and public ownership are central themes, with executives preparing for a possible walkout and lawmakers weighing impact on the nation.
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Locomotive Engineers Union
Warren & Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Arren S. Stone
Leagus
Tme
Thany
Harding
Labor Board
Stone
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Balkouts
THE
Monroe
England
European
Finance Board
Wires
Sie
B. of
R. T
Pres
International and Great Northern Railroad
E. G. Goforth
I. & G. N. Union
Wile Mas
Rockefeller
Ohio
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