Gleaks Stand Against Walkout as Labor Board Delays Rules
Labor board delays ruling on rules and working conditions as unions debate joining the Big Five walkout set for Oct. 20. Clerks vote to stay on job while signalmen prepare a strike ballot among 14,000 members. Officials say the standard unions will not strike Oct. 30, and rail service would reset quickly if action occurs.
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Nyangard
Fremen
omMcinia
Conse Sar
Dig Pour
Federated Shop Crafts
Standard
D. W. Helt
Felt
American Federation of Labor
Helt
Labor Board
Iess
Big Five
Farwa
Railroad Labor Board
Chicago
Sheppard
Doctor says Grumfeld survives suicide attempt crisis
Dr. Charles Wade reports that Richard M. Grumfeld, convicted killer of Dennis Russell, has passed the crisis after slashing his neck in an attempted suicide. Medical officer notes infection risk remains and court appearance possible within a week if improvement continues.
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Ore
Richard M. Grumfeld
Dennis Russell
Charles ‘Wade
Wade
Brumfield
Freight Service Resumed in Part on I G N Line
Houston reports partial resumption of freight on the International and Great Northern after a 600 union strike. General Manager Goforth says crews from various applications, including some union applicants, staffed trains. Armed guards patrolled company property. passenger service remained halted. Union officials claim continued success of the strike while noting limited passenger movement.
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Associated Pres
Houston
Texas
International & Great Northern
E.G. Goforth
Goforth
Tring
Average rate of pay greater than in 1917
United States railroad labor board figures show the average daily pay for all railroad work now stands at 4.64 dollars, up from 2.87 dollars in 1917, reflecting a July wage cut of about 12 percent. The table lists cuts and current wages by supervisory, clerical, and maintenance groupings, with 1917 wages shown for comparison. Washington watchers note officials expect the administration to keep dealings with the strike to the railroad labor board, while freight-rate moves influence wheat shipments and lumber producers seek further reductions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Doard
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Commerce Commission
Baller
The
Standard
Irish Republic
Empire of Great Britain
Pearson
Pearson's Magazine
Ireland
England
America
Europe
Jong
Eo Tong
Englan
Unm
Mankind
Menac
India
Egypt
Bess
Amerion
Nct
Amer
League of Nations
Versailles
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Lloyd George
Capital Welcomes Dignitaries Amid Parade
The article describes a formal welcome at the station for Admiral Coonts Brig Gen Andre Brewster and accompanying officials, with honors from American Legion representatives. It notes processions past the Capitol and Pennsylvania Avenue, plus visits to officials and embassies including Willard Hotel and the Belgian embassy. A tropical storm near Yucatan channel threatens hurricane-force winds affecting vessels in the Gulf.
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Admiral Coonts
Andre Brewster
American Legion
District of Columbia
Lord Beatty
Lady Beatty
Baron Jacques
J. A. McCus
F. 8. Maharty
Washington
Yucatan Channel
Weather Bureau
Gulf of Mex
Board Blamed by Heads of Unions
A conference of four of the Big Five rail labor leaders produced a statement by Warren B. Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The chiefs warned that if railroads press wage and service cuts without assurance for workers, employees may retire. They noted a spike in freight-rate talk from the Interstate Commerce Commission amid wage cuts since July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren 8. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Labor Board
Mr. Stone
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Sheppard
Order of Railroad Conductors
W. G Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
TC. Caaden
Switchmen's Union ‘of North America
Big Five
Tremont & Gult Failro
International Great Northern Railroad
Lee
International & Great Northern
Terview
Tremont & Gulf Railroad
Phey
Tremont & Guilt
Rallt Fond Iabor
Chicago
Negro fugitives burned to death in Virginia barn
In Orange Virginia on October 23 two suspected fugitives linked to the murder of Sheriff W Bond and Town Sergeant Julian Royer were burned alive when a barn was surrounded by a posse and set ablaze. One body was found in the ruins, the other buried beneath debris. seven posse members were wounded. The two men were accused of attempting to collect a liquor violator warrant. A search led to the fugitives near their home.
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Associated Pens
Orange
W. Bond
Julian F. Royer
Pouwe
Walter Ware
Bond
Sergeant Over
Ware
Guns for Mexico Seized at Border
At the San Diego border early this morning a shipment of 250 high power rifles bound for Tijuana in Lower California was seized. U S justice agent David Hersnon and his two sons, Jack and Frank, led the operation in Ban 3A, Los Angeles.
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Associated Plan
San Diego
Galy Oot
Amnion
Tiajuana
Lower California
David Hersnon
United States
Wintilve
Los Angeles
Hie
Jack
Frank
King and Army Reach Capital
In Budapest as Charles and his army near the capital, government troops fortify a defense line around Birkewich, rails torn up to stop the monarchists. Bethlen cabinet claims control amid calls to arrest Archduke Friedrich while Empress Zita travels with Charles. Regulator Horthy appeals for order as rival factions clash in a tense standoff.
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Preas
Budapest
Charles
Birkewich
Komora
Zita
Foy
Archduke Friedrich
Ina Hella
Vaid
Bethlen
Ini Inn
Hungary
Horthy
Pte the Tae Th
South Side Residents Seek Home Protection
South Side residents report a wave of robberies and burglaries over the past weeks. Families fear returning home at night as absentee property enters and valuables are taken. The latest targeted home on Harrison Avenue saw a diamond ring, a string of Romary beads, a Colt revolver, an eight dollar gold piece, and a purse with seven in a liver after a 11 PM break in.
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Mullen
Harrizon Avenue
Forced Into Ring Fight In Picture Scrap Iron
The Rialto presents Scrap Iron with Charles Ray as a leading man in a boxing tale. The plot follows a mill hand who becomes a boxer to help his ailing mother, facing pressure and sacrifice as he vows to win and protect his family.
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Rialto
Charles Ray
Butte
Ray
Charien van Loan
Tony Denerven
Pratae
Boraptron
Rade i ‘Arat
Thie
Atellar
Hll Hand
Florida
Burke Blue Town
Colera
Tom
Bull Montana
Tom O'Brien
Burke
Koko Taxpayers Move to Form Union
Park County state senator C. B. Hefferlin advocates a statewide taxpayers union to press curtailment of state county and city expenses and seek equalized taxation. He argues a united taxpayer voice could secure hearings and influence state policies while highlighting Livingston and Montana conditions and growing prosperity in Park County.
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Hefferlin
Park County
Livingston
Montana
Butte
Helena
Hemterlin
Heffernin
Final Rites for Mrs J H Craig
Funeral services for the late Mrs John H Craig were held yesterday afternoon from the family residence at 4207 State Street. Many friends paid respects to the beloved matron as floral offerings were received. The Rev. Frayne officiated with pallbearers named Hewitt Skinner Hi SB Anderson Acock Halsman.
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John H. Craig
State Strest
Frayne
Hewitt
Skinner
Hi Sb, Anderson
Acock Halsman
Harry Stone
Isle of Somewhere
Jesus
M. G. O'Malley
Deputies patrol coal strike zone in King County towns
Deputies tonight patrol Tremquah and Renton following nine turbans in which a score of persons were injured none seriously. A union miner’s relief caravan returning from New Castle delivered food supplies to striking miners. In Renton clubs were used freely and rocks thrown. The home of Frank Bavage in Tremquah was destroyed by fire amid looting. a lookout fired several shots on the street.
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Associated Pres
Seattle
Trraquah
Renton
King County
Beattie
New Castle
Frank Bavage
Fasaquah
Tomlent
Lamen
Ster Sevage
Fife
Safe cracking in view of passersby at auto company
In full view of pedestrians, safecrackers broke open the safe in the room of the B. B. McGill Automobile company near the downtown police station and escaped with negotiable bonds valued at 3,500 dollars. Mr. McGin reported the incident to the suites.
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Associated Press
BT. Paul
B. B. McGill Auto~ Mobile Comepany
McGin
Presbyterian and guild notices from Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge October 28 the Presbyterian guild plans a meeting at Mrs. C W Speers home next Thursday in the afternoon. St Marys guild will host an apron shower at Mrs Fitzpatricks home on Fourth Street in the afternoon of November 3. Milwaukee superintendent Frank Rusch and K Lillcox visited Deer Lodge today, with Lillcox meeting Mobridge on his route. Bikedl, long employed at Milwaukee shops, departs to Tacoma then Japan. C W Johnson of Milwaukee offices in Beattie was in town on business, with J W Davin and J G Alsop from the Shelby area town also noted.
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Deer Lodge
Presbyterian Guild
C. W. Speer
St. Mary's Guild
Fitzpatrick
Bikedi
Milwaukee
Tacoma
Japan
Biked
Dete Lodge
C. W. Johnson
Beattie
J. W. Davin
J. G. Alsop
Shelby
America's Interest in the English Irish Negotiations
A lengthy opinion piece argues that Ireland England talks affect American destiny and sea rights. It notes Ireland’s ties to the U S, warns England seeks domination of trade routes, and praises Irish American unity against imperial aims amid looming Washington conference.
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America
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Gleaks
International
Great Northern
Stone
Mexico
Purgenlandre
Oedenbursh
Tagblatt
Bethien
South Side
Koko Taxpayers
J. H. Craig
Bureau
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