Strike called off as rail unions halt October 30 walkout
Leaders of the Switchmen Trainmen conductors engineers and firemen unionized groups withdrew their authorization for a strike planned for October 30 after negotiations. The move followed warnings from the United States Railroad Labor Board and Gov ernment opposition, with unions declaring the strike not to go forward amid public opinion and wage-standards discussions.
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Assen Chicago
Associated Press
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
L. E B. Sheppard
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Fsler Board
Washington Administration
Asid
Mr. Sheppard
Sheppard
United States Railroad Labor Board
Lee
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Japan Navy Armament Modest Under Financial Strain
Vice Admiral Kanji Kato’s reported remark in San Francisco that Japan must minimize naval armament due to finances unsettles Japanese naval authorities. The Asahi Shimbun calls the statement inconsistent with the navy department’s policy of coordinated restraint with other powers and doubts miscopying.
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Rokio
Associated Press
Kanji Kato
Washington
San Francisco
Asahi Shimbun
Admiral Kato
Japan
The
Asahi
Japanese Navy Department
Denver Weather Forecast for Friday and Saturday
Fr day and Saturday generally fair with cooler Friday in the east and south portions. Arizona forecasts show fair conditions Friday and Saturday with warmer Saturday.
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Denver
Colo
New
Arizona
Tocat University Weather Summary
Conditions for the past day recorded by the university show a high of 5 Wekks 20 WOMNhs 2, with 4 meen at noon. Humidity at 6 am and 6 pm, barometric reading unclear. Maximum wind velocity 30, from the southwest, day described as clear.
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TOCAT
Ivan Se
Bartid
New Photos From Trish Parley Resume
Irish republican sympathizers remain hopeful for a settlement as crowds gather outside Lloyd George’s residence amid ongoing conference efforts.
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Trish Parley
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Downing Street
Arthur Griffith
Irish Republic
Michael Collins
Blanton of Texas Publicly Reprimanded for Rough Talk
Texas Democrat Thomas Blanton was censured by the House for inserting obscene language into the Congressional Record. After a tense session he collapsed outside the chamber and, later stripped of coat and collar, returned to his office amid pressing correspondence with his wife present. The House vote to expel failed 203 to 113, but Speaker Gillett announced a formal reprimand for publishing indecent material.
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Asso
Washington
House of Representatives
Thomas TL. Blanton
Illett
Congress
Representative Mondell
Mondell
Longworth
Ohio
Blanton
House
Summers
Texas
Garrett
Tennessee
Mr. Blanton
J. G. Rodgera
Representative Blanton
Gillett
Gilette
New Federation of Women's Clubs Elects Parker President
Roswell New Mexico October 27 Mrs Frank W Parker of Santa Fe was chosen president of the New Federation of Women's clubs at the three day session. Other officers elected include Mrs J G Gould Albuquerque as vice president at large and Milley B Taylor Springer as first vice president The convention marked the federation s tenth anniversary with a largest attendance in its history and a program that featured state music night and a lecture by Dr E L Hewitt of Santa Fe Albuquerque will host the 1922 convention.
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ONG OU Onaal
Walter Mayes
Clovis
Myre. KR
Teneyek
Santa Fe
H. R. Parsons
Fort Sumner
McDowell
Artesia
L. 8. Wilson
Raten
Federation
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico West Point
Ben Ames
Wyoming man testifies in roadhouse shooting manslaughter case
Gerald A Stack a Lander Wyoming broker and real estate dealer testified in Chicago that at a roadhouse dinner Brown was being ejected, Stack grabbed Brown by the throat, and he fired several shots after a struggle. He said he did not realize he had killed Brown.
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Chicago
Det
Cgerald
Stack
Lander
Wyo
Paul Brown
Brown
Coca Cola Declares Dividend on Common Stock
The Coca Cola Company announces a dividend of 1 per share on common stock. This marks the first dividend payment on that issue since July 1920.
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New York
Coca -Cola Company
Harding Seeks to Weld North and South Into Unity
President Harding urges national unity in a fall address, praising his superior on race relations and calling the effort vital to the South, as he frames reconciliation and common purpose across regions.
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Harding
Fall
South
President Harding speaks at Grady monument amid rain in Atlanta
President Harding concluded his Georgia visit with speeches in Atlanta and Columbus focusing on reconciliation and a united north and south. Large crowds braved drizzle as schoolchildren waved flags and cadets helped maintain order while police and reserves managed disturbances. He urged world harmony and warned that if the arms conference fails it will not be America's fault.
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Atlanta
Harding
Aguth
Georgia
Columbus
Henry Grady
National Reconciliation
United States
Grady Monument
Manny
Georgia Terrace
Washington
Columbia
Camp Benning
Birmingham
Asia
Fall
South
Grady
Mrs. Harding
White Robed Men Warn Negroes To Leave Enid Oklahoma
A night parade of about 250 cars carried four to five white robed men through Enid in a bid to drive black residents away. Reports say roughly twenty negroes had received anonymous warnings and several fled after a pistol battle earlier linked to two alleged thieves and a wounded officer.
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Enid
Okla
Attorney May Plead Admitted To Federal Practice In LA
Chartesa Erbstein a Chicago attorney who led the defense in the Madalynne Obenchain murder case has been admitted to practice in the United States district court in Los Angeles after his local bar admission was blocked by actions of Thomas Woolwine district attorney.
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May
Los Angeles
Calif
Chartesa Erbstein
Chicago
Madalynne Obenchain
Los Angeles County
Thomas Woolwine
United States District Court
Most Loot in New York Mail Robbery Is Non-Negotiable
The Postmaster General reports the New York hold up of a mail truck yielded 1 454 129 88 in loot on Monday night. The breakdown includes cash, jewels, negotiable and non negotiable bonds, stocks, coupons, notes and drafts, and letters and papers.
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New York
Associaton
Hays
Government's Attack on Railcar Policy by Dunn
S O Dunn editor of Railway Age accused the interstate commerce commission and railroad board of inefficiency. He told the Elevator Manufacturers association that continued policy would worsen traffic congestion and demoralize industry, recalling outlaw strikes of 1920.
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Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroad Board
S. O. Dunn
Railway Age
Elevator Manufacturers’ Association
Labor Board
Government 10 Protect Roads in Receivership
San Antonio reports that U S District Attorney John K Hartman received instructions from Attorney General Daugherty to seek a federal proclamation against rail worker strikes on Texas roads under receivership if violence or service interruption occurs The move aims to protect the International and Great Northern and L and G N lines with possible federal aid to operate trains if a nationwide strike goes ahead James A Baker the federal receiver would coordinate with federal authorities to enforce any orders and bonds of up to one thousand dollars may be required for arrests
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San Antonio
Texas
United States
John K. Hart
Daugherty
Federa
Hartman
International
Joe Hutcheson
Houston
James A. Baker
Attorney General
Embargo Lifted on Texas Railroad Freight Traffic
Palestine Texas Oct 27 Modification of the freight embargo on the International and Great Northern railroad became effective today because traffic conditions continued to improve. During the strike by switchmen and brakemen last Saturday, traffic disruptions prompted the embargo.
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Palestine
Texas
International and Great Northern Railroad
Bloodhounds Track Slayer of Priest to House
Bloodhounds on the trail of the priest slayer press on through a blinding snowstorm to the house where an Italian reportedly found the body.
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Slayer OF Priest
Posse
O Itatian
Priest Murder Sparks Human Hunt In Snowbound County
A priest's body was found on a dark road and a manhunt followed. Suspects Bartaline and Kootzeman gave conflicting statements as bloodhounds tracked the trail to a house opposite the scene. County officials warned arrests could come soon and fingerprint work was planned on the priest’s car.
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A. B. Belknap
Tony Partolino
Nimon Kootegman
Bartolingo
Kootzeman
James Fowler
Warren Owen
Kootzman
Bartaline
Barteline
Partoline
Rapia City
Mitchell
J. J. Lawler
Father Belknap
Harding Address on Race Sparks Senate Debate
President Harding’s Birmingham speech on race drew mixed Senate reactions. Democratic critics Harrison Watson Heflin McKellar urged caution and warned of harm to African Americans, while Republicans Calder Spencer Willis praised the president’s stance on political and economic equality. Watson argued southern realities differ and questioned northern understanding.
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Washington
Harding
Birmingham
Harrison
Mississippi
Watson
Georgia
Heflin
Alabama
McKellar
Tennessee
Calder
New York
Spencer
Missouri
Willis
Ohio
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Woman's Clubs
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J. G. Gould
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