Railways and Unions Agree to Arbitrate Forces
New York July 26 The threatened strike of 1600 conductors and trainmen on eastern railroads over wages and conditions will not occur as articles of agreement to arbitrate were signed by employee representatives and railroad managers. The plan excludes arbitration of managers broader claims, aiming to avoid a public disruption. The Newlands act inspired a conciliatory board to secure a peaceful outcome, with arbitration to proceed under the agreed panel and specific terms, though some contested issues remain unresolved.
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New York
Rhewlinds
Shevaneas
Tarif Meiaton
Newlands
Willam Lea
Wart
Ronferenres
Elatterievan
Tie Oil
Used Bullets on Debt Collectors Case Details
Fragmentary text hints at a crime or trial involving bullets used against debt collectors. Mentions names or places unclear. The readable portions reference a person or event connected to violence, with unclear dates or outcomes.
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lWzero
Last Organ Recital By Dr Percy J Starnes
Free concert at the Auditorium features Dr Percy J Starnes farewell recital with Mrs Lillian Belle Starnes soprano. Program includes Mozart overture, arias from La Traviata and Die Zauberflote, and a Gabriel La Cinquantaine piece.
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Percy J Starnes
Lillian Belle Starnes
Wra Tillen
Gabriel Maria la
Favorable Senate Report on Diplomat Nominations
Washington reports favorable senate action on nominations for ambassadors and ministers. James Gerard of New York for Germany and Frederick JC Penfield of Pennsylvania for Austria, plus Charles Hartman of Montana for minister to Turkey, are to be favorably reported. Joseph F. Willard of Virginia is slated for confirmation as minister to Spain.
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Washington
James Gerard
New York
Germany
Frederick JC Penfield
Pennsylvania
Austria
Charles Hartman
Montana
Tr Ketador
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Joseph F. Willard
Virginia
Pain
The Full Flower of Joyeuse Mr and Wes John Ottley Move In
A newly built suburban residence belonging to Mr and Wes John Ottley is described with vivid detail of its architecture. The home features a large front entrance a grand mantel in Rek and forest motifs and an ornate interior setting designed for gracious hospitality. The piece notes mixed reception from neighbors and references to decorative elements and room layout.
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Mr and
Wes John K Ottley
Harary
Larrest
Ottey
Changes in Nicaragua Pact Reported Amid Diplomatic Tensions
A fragmented summary notes important changes in the Nicaragua pact and debates in the United States over security and aid. Officials and committees discuss draft terms, with references to Secretary and government positions and potential impacts on foreign policy.
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Nicaragua
Wad
United States
Nivatawe
Ian Sbon
Trent
Piyssel
Dutiis
Sali
Hustis for President and the Boston railroad talk
Fragmented text mentions Hustis for President in New York and a rail line matter. It references a Boston and Atlantic organization, a director, and a November 1 date. The text is garbled with names and roles unclear.
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Railways and Unions
Board of Mediation
Gate City Lodge
Anita
Honsun
Atlanta
Omar
Harald
Will Allfn Dromgoole
Jack Roseleigh
Miss Dromgoole
Tennessee
Wr Roseleigh
Nashville
Billy Long Stock Company
Ltaditman
Wiss Drumgoole
Percy Starnes
Adam Schaaf Pianos
W. F. Malcom
Lynch's Moving Picture Theatre
the Old Mill
Whitehall
Mitchell
Absolutely New
Verna Sterry
al. Johnson
W. A
Joyeuse
Finner
York
Isonet
Hustis
Shastis
Boston
Welters
Wall Street
Wheriott
Grant Park
Piedmont Park
Fifth Regiment
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