Controversies Won’t Be Heard by U S Railway Board
Chicago May 19 The United States Railway Labor Board refused to hear the petition for Shearing from John Grunau Chicago Yardmen’s Association and others. The board said it cannot hear disputes not authorized by law and rejected the wage relief plea while considering a sliding wage scale proposal tied to cost of living for about 1 000 000 000 in wage demands.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
John Grunau
Chicago Yardmen’s Association
H. E. Redding
United Ninemen’s’ Association
McBarton
Boar
Wen
E. Z. Whiter
Chicagoans Will Visit City Today
Members of the Chicago Chamber of Commerce foreign trade commission arrive in the city at 7 30 AM for a program of automobile tours and visits to surface workings of mines. The party is directed by Arthur Perham Frank T Bailey N B Braly A J Davis Louis Dreibelbis John Scovil K J McGrew and Charles Austin. They travel from San Francisco where they attended the national foreign trade convention May 13 to 15 and will continue to Helena after brief visits to other towns in the state.
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Foreign Trade Commission
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Perham
Frank T. Bailey
N. B. Braly
A. J. Davis
Louis Dreibelbis
John Scovil
K. J. McGrew
Charles Austin
San Francisco
Butte
Helena
State
Eee
Supreme Court Decisions In Montana Courts
Supreme court actions from Helena report several rulings. National Cash F company loses an appeal from Musget ahell county jury verdict in favor of F. M Wade trustee JH Worden. Morgeau Wooster wins against Leo Mccurloch in a case against Henry A Jane. McCulloch disqualified and transferred to another county. Writ of mandate denied against Musselshell county over a county election issue for Gol ley county creation.
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Supreme Court
Helena
Saeme
National Cash F Company
Musgetahell
F. M Wade
Sanders County
JH. B. Worden
EU Morgeau Wooster
Leo Mccurloch
Henry A. Jane
Freezone Corn Remedy Claims Painless Lift Off
An advertorial touts Freezone a four-application remedy from a Cincinnati genius promising painless relief from hard, soft, or toe corn and calluses. It claims instant relief and simple use with minimal cost, marketed as a druggist sellable product.
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Cincinnati
Red Blood Cure Claims For Pale People Gains Fame
A claim touts red blood corpuscles as the fix for pale skin and frail bodies. Hypoallergenic tablets are said to add flesh, improve color, and support nature’s transformation, sold for self administration at apothecary shops.
Tribune Again Faces Libel Suit In Milwaukee Circuit Court
Milwaukee May 15 A $100000 libel suit names the Tribune as defendant in circuit court here. Carlos Ferrer bond salesman of Milwaukee claims the Tribune published a letter written by Ferrer to Ernest Arthur but asserts it was addressed to another person. Annenberg distributor of the Tribune is named garnishee in related papers.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Tribune
Carlos. Ferrer
The
Ferrer
Ernest Arthur
Nc. Berement
Annenberg
Simmons
Deer Lodge News Summary May 19
Sylvia Pauley, a Georgetown University student, underwent appendectomy on Monday. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pauley, were informed on Tuesday and Mrs. Pauley promptly traveled to be with him. Unique Tailoring Co. advertises cleaning services at 314 East Park Avenue, Anaconda. Chief Justice Theodore Brantly greeted friends in Deer Lodge. Helena reports Secretary Stewart seeks auto license enforcement. Montana livestock shipments resume with cattle and sheep returning to the state as range conditions improve in Eastern Montana.
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Sylvia Pauley
Georgetown
D. C
Peter Pauley
Montana
Helena
W. J. Butler
Dreuth
Wallace Cannery Vessel Burned Near Claxton
The Wallace cannery freight boat P. & W. was burned near Claxton, Prince Rupert, B C, causing a loss of nets tin and equipment totaling $150 000. The hulk was beached in shallow water.
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Prince Rupert
British Columbia
Wallace Cannery
Claxton
Houston Opposes Bonus Proposal in House Caucus
Washington May 19 Congress debated soldier feller legislation as Secretary Houston sent a letter opposing any bonus plan financed by retroactive war profits tax. The letter warned against loan markets and higher prices, urging focus on funding current government expenses. a Lane-Mondell land settlement vote failed 95 to 8. Great Falls laborers demanded six dollars daily, while motorists faced one quarter tank capacity due to taxoline stock shortages amid freight congestion.
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Washington
House
Pordney
Ways and Means Committee
Houston
Fordney
Congress
Wood
Indiana
Foraney
Tne
American Legion
AOD
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Tribune Again
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Charles F Stewart
Stewart
Republican House Caucus
Lal Son
Great Falls
Homer Oolice
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
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