Railroads Not Opposed to Boosting Wages
Chicago March 26. Railroads are not opposed to wage increases totaling up to 1 billion dollars if granted by the labor board. They oppose some demands as unjustified and not supported by the facts and oppose incorporating national agreements into the awards. Chairman Whiter notes railroads expect honest work in return and reserves hearings on national agreements.
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Railway Wage Disputes Spark Hearings This Week
Today and tomorrow rebuttals by the railway employees begin with the railway trainmen heard first led by vice president W N Doak. after all groups have rebuttals the railroads may present further testimony. Whiter says wage increases are not opposed as a whole but against unjust demands. He notes repairmen, mostly unskilled, do not seek parity with the higher paid workers and cites existing payrolls rising by 1,000,000,000 since 14.
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Holy Ghost and Us Colony Goes to Work in Boston
Hijah San ford and the Holy Ghost and Us colony members have gone to work in Boston. Rev Willard Gleason leads a decline in activity and the class of the society meets for a final gathering. John Sanford son of the founder is reported working in Lisbon Falls Maine. N. G Brown is also employed in a factory there.
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Willard Gleason
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Ain
Women Footballers Clash Over Dress Code in Geneva
Dispute erupts among Swiss women footballers over attire as club members in Geneva debate appropriate dress. Opinions split, with supporters seeking guidance from English sisters and planning further talks with teams in England.
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Tlaxcalantongo captives held until Huerta takes office
At Tlaxcalantongo after Venustiano Carranza’s death, military officers and civilians captured will be imprisoned until Adolfo de la Huerta, the provisional president, assumes office to decide their disposition.
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Associated Press
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Mandate Draws Many Opponents in Congress
Washington May 26 Opposition from Democrats grows as pressure mounts over a mandate linked to Armenia. Senate and House members debate authority while Republicans join some Democrats in resisting the proposal. Conferees and committee members weigh the issue amid calls for restraint and legal authorization.
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Chaos and clashes mark Rome anniversary violence
In Rome on May 25 royal guards clashed with students during a fifth anniversary WWI entry celebration. At least six people were killed and more than 30 wounded, with higher death tolls reported. Police detained several Dalmatia and Fiume residents for repatriation or relocation to avoid investigation of disorders.
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Fiume
Salvatore Col Orassi Case Shrouded by Domestic Dispute
In Pueblo Colorado Salvatore Col Orassi faces a troubling domestic dispute as questions about his 15 year marriage arise. The case centers on accusations of control and strained relations within the household.
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Salvatore Colorassi
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Morton Will Filed for Probate in Washington
Probate action opened today in federal district court for the estate of Morton. Executors named include Alten of Lowell and Bronvon Winthrop of New York, with American Security Trust Company acting in trust.
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Washington
Ribiod
P. Martone
Indian Reserves Opened in Canada for Soldier Settlers
Ottawa Ontario reports three Indian reserves totaling 42,239 acres will be opened before June 1 for soldier settlement. Lands include Ochopawaee near Broadview and Foweh 904 near Sasteatoon in Touchwood Hill, and Pinot near Regina. Government aims to move troops from frontier districts to farm settlements amid private and railway land holdings.
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Sastea
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Unaa
Sausted
Bolshevists Occupy Villa Near Dnieper River
May 26 Moscow reports say Bolshevist forces occupy a villa on the right bank of the Dnieper about 125 miles north of Kiev and advance on Hobruisk fortifications at the Beresin river. Attacks by Polish and Ukrainian troops southeast of Kiev along the Kiev Poltava railway are denied. Soviet forces reportedly hold several villages along the upper Beresina.
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Beresina
Lawson Sends 100 Tons News Print to Smaller Papers
Victor Lawson publisher of the Chicago Daily News released 100 tons of newsprint to aid smaller newspapers amid mill shortages. J. J. Fearing Western manager of International Paper said Lawson and other publishers acted to relieve distress and safeguard paper supplies. The move follows requests from publishers to ease supply pressures and potential outages affecting papers nationwide. The relief effort aims to stabilize distribution and prevent further disruption to newsprint availability.
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Victor ¥. Lawson
Chicago, Daily News
J. Ja Fearing
International Paper Company
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Fearing
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Auton
Tierlar Lamers
Alreay
From Inte in 1915 until the dead death apoplexy
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a death attributed to apoplexy with unclear phrasing and no identifiable names, dates, or places readable for a complete summary.
Armenia Work Mandate Urged By Chronicle and Wilson
The Chronicle reports there is little chance of Congress acting on President Wilsons Armenian mandate. It notes Prime Minister Lloyd Georges views and urges immediate compulsory work in Armenia without delay, reflecting international pressure and policy debate in the era.
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