Railroad chiefs and unions discuss walkout before labor board
Leaders of the Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen and other unions met in Chicago to discuss potential actions before the labor board regarding a threatened walkout on the International and Great Northern and related railroad issues. Union officials warned against public harm and sought clearer guidance from chairmen of affiliated groups.
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Cleveland
Ginu—Bour
Bsgh
Elilee
G. Bee
Aruthanead Oc
Trutames
Ware Aye Atone
Brothen= jal
Locomotive Engineers
Joner
Brotheynvud
Ongen Aid Bnginemen
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Order of Easy Conductora
Abeetuyen
Chicags
Hremen
McI
Enateneers
Mtr. Lee
Stone
C. Cashen
Switchmen's Union of
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Lee
Internationalus
Tellia
Mr Stone
Labor Board
International
Great Northern
Luukiaden
Meardent Lee
Bulgarian War Minister Killed in Car Attack near Kosterdil
Minister of War Demitroff and his chauffeur were killed when a motor vehicle was fired upon near Kosterdil, about four miles southwest of the city. Two companions also died in the incident, reported by Associated Press.
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Associated Press
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Kosterdil
Hin
Senate Adopts Income Surtax Plan Amid Tax Debate
Reported in Columbus, the Senate approved 64 to 13 a Republican plan to limit war tax rates with a top rate of 60 percent for incomes above 100000. Calder and other Republicans backed a 32 percent cap for higher brackets, while Hitchcock’s amendment failed 43 to 23. Democrats and Republicans sparred over revenue estimates and potential tax schemes as the chamber weighed further changes.
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Washington
Senate
Calder
York
A Norieck
Peer Norkte
Anils Serta
Rand Wy Eioeid
Gromla
Tadzi
Massachusetts
Gerry Hag
Announcement of Winners Aid the Drizes
Fragmentary notice reports forthcoming announcement of winners aiding the Drizes. The text is garbled with unclear phrases and lacks coherent details about locale or event.
Pope seeks bail in murder case as appeal to high court proceeds
John H. Pope a Jacksonville attorney convicted of first degree murder in the slaying of George H. Hickman last month asks Circuit Judge Gibbs for bond while his appeal for a new trial awaits action by the Florida Supreme Court. Gibbs reserved ruling on the request.
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Jacksonville
Fla
John H. Pope
George H. Hickman
Gibbs
Pope
State Supreme Court
Thompson Not Hanged as Murder Trial Looms
Prosecutors delay execution of Thompson slated for November 18 after defense motion for new trial. Attorney Dor eey Davia argues alibi and trial irregularities while new evidence emerges about the Huff case and alleged killing. A hearing set for November 12 could push appeals to higher court, potentially delaying fate for months.
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D. W._ Hutt
Ruperpendado
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Blanton Fortson
Doreey Davia
Davia
Fortfomah
Court of Georgia
Davis
Thin-Herald
Turday
Actin
Alipeney
Davin
Thompson
Fyn Iipalvo
Danlauphter
Marcey
Huff
Margey
Vin Revieal
Deen
International Agricul Summ
Athens Reads Plan for New Modern Hotel Project
Athens plans a new modern hotel after closing the Bhackelford and Clayton buildings on the main street. Tenants must agree to the plan as the city aims to add state of the art facilities and bring 61 rooms under a single project led by local developers.
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O'Neal
Ar Bhackelford
Ington Bate U
Clayton
Bitech
Emi
Rail unions falter in nationwide walkout amid rate news
Amid a broad walkout plan, shop crafts groups with 875000 workers halt action while 600 I G N brakemen strike. telegraphers and other ranks delay decisions. The Labor Board reports Louisiana Tremont Gulf line open shop resolved dispute, and Interstate Commerce Commission cuts western hay and grain freight rates 16 percent.
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San Antonio
International
Great Northern
Chicago
Labor Board
Tremont and Gulf Railroad Company
Lousiana
Seui
Gains
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Standard
States Railroad Labor Board
Ouston
Texas
International and Great Northern Railroad
North
Neah
I. & G. N. Union
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
Louisiana
Tad Oasui
Statentry
Hi Ve
Gaid
Conference Committee
Fels Ton
Tex
Abe’ International
Great Nor- Railroad
Jon-union
Witi Goforth
Storm Warning Issued For Caribbean Storm Near Florida
The Weather Bureau on Saturday night warned of a tropical storm over the Caribbean, centered west of Grand Cayman and north of Swan Island, moving west with gales and probable hurricane force winds. Vessels are at risk in the northwestern Caribbean Sea, Yucatan Channel, and southeast Gulf of Mexico as warnings extend to extreme southern Florida.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Caribbean
Grand Cayaman
Swan Island
Caribbean Sea
Yucatan Channel
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Spectacular bid for Hungarian throne by ex emperor
Former Emperor Charles of Austria Hungary mounts another coup to regain the throne in Hungary with Empress Zita. He lands in Burgenland amid a monarchist cabinet setup and military support led by Major Ostemburg, while Budapest vows strong measures to block the attempt.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Chariea
Austria-Hungary
Hungary
Oedenburg
Zita
Burgenland
Ostenburg
Stephan Rakovsky
Albert Apponyi
Julius Andrassy
Gustave Gratz
Budapest
Mystery Murder Shocking Find Near Queens Boulevard
Upper portion of a young woman’s body found by a worker in a pond near Queens Boulevard, Long Island City. The body was hacked above the hips, wrapped in white oil cloth, and a linen belt bound the neck. The skull shows a crushed forehead. police drain the pool to search for the rest. The scene echoes the 24 year old Guldenuppe murder. The victim appeared about 25 with auburn hair.
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New York
Metropolitan Police
Queen's Boulevard
Long Island City
Guldensuppe
Nack
Martin Thorne
Department foresees no change in cotton crop estimate
Washington officials said the Agriculture Secretary will release a statement next Tuesday with the cotton ginners report from the Census Bureau. Southern Senators claim the department has no information to alter its 6 537 000 bale forecast for the year based on data through September 25. They fear ginners data could trigger bear movements by cotton manipulators.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Census Bureau
Senat- Ranadell
Loulasland
Sor
Pat Eitn
Wallace
Graethy
Harris
Augusta Dentist Shot While Bird Hunting
Dr. J. T. Whitlaw a prominent Augusta dentist died in a local hospital after a hunting accident earlier in the day. He reportedly stumbled while crossing a ditch near his North Augusta home and a birdshot load entered his body. He was 45 and well known in Georgia and South Carolina circles.
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Augusta
J.T. Whitlaw
Whitlaw
North Augusta
South Carolina
Federal action on rail strikes cuts freight rates and protects property
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered broad freight rate reductions on grains and hay across the western domain while the Department of Justice instructed guardians to protect International and Great Northern Railway property in Texas as a national strike loomed. The move aims to ease railroad costs and hasten recovery, with new schedules due by November 20 amid a larger labor dispute.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Miaslasippi River
Pacific Coast
Departmen of Justice
International
Great Northern I
Texas
Ite
Howaton
Five Brotherhoods of
Railroad Ral Board
Chicago
Commission
Western
Mountain Pacific
Agericulture
Little Stories of Athens and The University of Georgia
Poem tribute dated June 17th 1919 from the University of Georgia honoring soldiers who served in World War I. References include Argonne, the horde of shells, and a pledge to freedom and country. Expresses pride in returning servicemen and their sacrifices for right and honor.
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University of Georgia
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