Rail strike developments prompt delayed wage talks and board actions
Across cities labor boards push for conditional wage cuts with a July 1922 decision window while roads warn they cannot concede further. The Labor Board sets rules for working conditions, and arguments unfold as rail executives, district attorneys, and union leaders clash over authority and strategy amid walkouts and transportation plans.
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Associated Press
Chicago—Labor Board
Roads
Labre Board
Washington
Daugherty
New York
Cleveland
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Chicago
Warrens. Stone
W. S. Carter
Walker D. Hines
Labor Board
Cinceinnati
Houston—International
Great Northern
Railways Refuse To Postpone Pay Reductions Strike Tension
Chicago October 25 The United States Railroad Labor Board asked railroads to delay seeking further wage cuts until rules and working conditions are settled. Carriers say they must cut wages to lower freight rates, while unions threaten to strike over existing reductions. The board notes docket delays push decisions past July 1922.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United Stes Is
Railroad Labor Board
Carrrers
Union Chief Sees Plot To Destroy Rights Of Labor
W. S. Carter, president of the union, declares in a statement that reports claim a plot to erode labor rights. He notes tensions among railroads and their workers over adjustments and accuses capitalists and administration of shifting burdens and delaying normalcy.
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Carter
Land
Associate Press
The
Eee
Cotton prices gain after Census report on ginning
The Census Bureau counted 5,477,297 bales ginned by October 18, below private estimates, triggering a roughly 4.50 per bale rise in cotton futures. December rose to 19.43 with January at 19.25, and the market closed steady with a 0.70 to 0.75 point net advance amid schedules, Liverpool tone, and rail strike optimism.
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Arsocated Press
New York
Census Bureau
Liverpool
Rebel Yell Heard As Vets Begin Reunion In Tennessee
The thirty first annual United Confederate Veterans reunion opens in Chattanooga with Governor Alf Taylor and ex Senator James B Fra zier of Tennessee delivering addresses. Taylor praises Dixie and national unity linked to Spanish American War and World War I service. He leads a fiddling show with Johnny Bass as the audience joins in Dixie and the Rebel yell. The session closes after welcomes from Col McDonald Lee and Hoyd Bears. CONTINUED ON PAGE THO
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Alf. A. Taylor
United States
James B. Frazier
Tennessee
Taylor
Dixie
American Republic
McKinley
South
Johnny Bass
Nashville
Tabernacle
Col McDonald Lee
Hichrven
Hoyd Bears
County Clerk Issues Dallas Marriage License
Dallas County clerk issues a marriage license to J. East and Miss Gertrude West in Dallas Texas on October 25.
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Dallas
Texas
Dallas County
J. East
Gertrude West
Sweden Ready to Negotiate Treaty with Soviet Russia
A wireless dispatch from Riga reports the Swedish government told the Soviet minister in Stockholm it is prepared to negotiate immediately toward a formal treaty with Soviet Russia. In Vienna, reports say former Emperor Charles has accepted terms from Admiral Horthy and is assigned to the Benedictine Abbey of Tihany to reside until further orders.
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Axcoriated
Riga
Stockholm
Sweden
Russia
Charles
Associated Press
Vienna
Admiral Horthy
Tihany
Platten Lake
Budapest
Four switchmen Fired Over I G N Yard Refusal
Four switchmen were discharged at Texas City today after refusing to switch cars in the I and G N yards. Service was resumed without trouble, said E A Bynum manager of the Texas City Terminal company.
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Galveston
Texas
Texas City
E. A. Bynum
Texas City Terminal Company
Taylor Succeeds Father as Sixth District Congressman
Chester W. Taylor of Pine Bluff was elected to succeed his father Samuel M. Taylor in the Sixth District. No opposition was offered and only a light vote was cast in the election.
House sets Thursday vote to expel Blanton
The House scheduled a Thursday vote to expel Democrat Thomas L. Blanton of Texas for publishing an obscene affidavit in the Congressional Record. Presentations by Rep Mondell of Wyoming set the timing as Blanton was away in Wheeling, and leaders pledged a party‑line free decision.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Sim
Thomas L. Blanton
Texas
Congressional Record
Government
Mondell
Wyoming
Blanton
Wheeling
W. Va
Neff Hertzberg Clash Over Prison Reform At Texas League Conference
Governor E. Neff and State Senator Ha Hertzberg clashed over Texas prison reform during a Texas League of Women Voters conference in North Texas. Hertzberg condemned conditions, urged retention of suspended sentence law, restoration of the board of prison advisers, and human treatment of convicts while Neff touted recent improvements and a rosy view of the system. Other speakers backed vocational training, prison industries, and women’s reform efforts.
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North
Texas
E. Hertzberg
San Antonio
Texas League
Pat M. Neff
Associated Press
Governor Women Voters
League
Neff
Hertzberg
Huntsville
Board of Prison Advisers
Hertaberg
Repator Hertaberg
Board of Parson Advisers
Renate Rh. M. Dudley
el Paso
Circulation Statement and Advertising Outlook for Amarillo News
The Amarillo News prints its circulation figures in compliance with federal law. The piece promotes advertising as a vital investment tool, emphasizes reaching the local audience, and urges readers to support the newspaper’s mission to aid the community and local businesses.
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Amarillo
Meade
Tooting & Coure
UU Satielis
Sad Old Ruler Tries to Take His Own Life
Fragmentary OCR reports a ruler attempting suicide amid a palace scene. Mentions Ancorinted Pree, Charios and a wife arriving at a castle, and a commander named Pato with tied involvement. Text is garbled with unclear names and places.
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Hermer
Cumat
Tatatevaros
Corere Pato
Mathomal
Cattle Growers to Get Help Under War Finance Plan
Washington reports agreements to advance funds for New Mexico and Texas livestock sectors. A New Mexico stockmen loan firm formed in Albuquerque, and a Texas venture led by Robert E. Goree of Houston will operate under War Finance, with Texas capital of 500000.
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Cattle Growers OF
Texas
Houston
Washington
Associated Press
New Mexico
War Finance Cor
Albuquerque
Robert E. Goree
Tampa Flooded as Gulf Hurricane Rages Across Florida
The Gulf storm flooded Tampa with three feet of water and cut lights, telegraph, telephone, and streetcar service. The hurricane spread northeastward toward Jacksonville causing property and crop losses near one million dollars and isolating much of the west coast. Highways blocked by fallen trees and rail lines under water disrupted transportation as crops and cattle were harmed.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Associated Press
Tampa
Florida
Plant City
Lake Land
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Lakeland
Punta Gorda
Boca Grande
Bay Shore
Bay Shore Drive
Senate votes to kill measure to keep profit tax
The Senate voted 39 to 27 against retaining the excess profits tax after January first at the current rates. Senator Reed proposed retention at reduced rates but failed. A separate amendment by Senator Trammell allowed some tax deductions for net income related to interest.
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Senate
Washington
Associated Press
Reed
Missouri
Berah
Kenyon
Lafellette
Nerkech
Trammell
Florida
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Julia K. Jaffray
National Committee On Prisons and Prison Labor
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Ginesville
Roar Hunteville
Carrie
Zita
Palm City
Plain City
Tamps
Associated Prees
West Palm Beach
Fia
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