NYC Rail Strike Leaders Reach Talks With Executives
Union chiefs from five train service crafts including engineers conductors firemen brakemen and switchmen agreed to send most of their group to New York to meet with railway executives l e Sheppard says seniority rights remain a non negotiable core issue as wage cuts from July 1 loom and talks continue with no formal proposal from management.
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New York
Warren E. Stone
B. M. Jewell
Mr. Stone
Brotherhood
L. E. Sheppard
Order of Conductors
Railroad Labor Board
Harreld Opposes Muscle Shoals Plans Amid Senate Debate
The text reports Henry Ford era remarks on Muscle Shoals projects, with Sen Dor Oklahoma and a senate agriculture rep discussing costs and feasibility. It notes Harreld’s stance against high expenses and suggests possible alternative approaches, citing property concerns and committee reviews.
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Uton
Jug
Henry
Petroleum Tariff Fight Splits Senate Votes
In GON on August 16 reporters note trouble over a crude petroleum tariff bill as two key amendments were offered. Senator Harreld of Oklahoma led opposition to the proposal while Democrats struggled to reduce the rate, leaving the measure debated without clear support.
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Gon
Senate
Harreld
Oklahoma
Tost
Earl Perrine Weds Billings Resident Miss Spurgin
Earl Perrine son of Mr and Mrs S A Perrine and Miss Gladys Susan Spurgin of Billings were wed at the home of Rev Robt A Cameron on Saturday August 12 The ceremony was witnessed by several friends and the couple planned a Yellowstone trip before settling in Billings after September 1 Both already work in Billings with Perrine on the Gazette staff and Spurgin employed by the Travelers Insurance Billings branch.
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Earl Perrine
S. A. Perrine
Billings
Gladys Spurgin
the Gazette
Stephen Earl Perrine
Gladys Susan Spurgin
Robt
A. Cameron
Cameron
E. M. Birley
Herrick Swan
Matelia Spurgin
Bankers Meet as Editorial Roundup Aims at Conference
Independent notes Lankers counts on the state program hosting 19th annual Mortafa Bankers association gathering. Secretaries announce cancelation of Senator Hitchcock’s Paris voyage and Mauretania sold out. Stephenson to preside, with Van Engplen, Clapp, Carlson and Hitchcock among speakers at Great Falls session on August 18.
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Paris
Mauretania
Sam Stephenson
Association
First National Bank of Great Falls
Henry van Engplen
C. H. Clapp
University of Montana
C. A. Carlson
Commercial National Bank of Great Falls
New Geyser Emerges in Yellowstone Park
A quiet mud pool near Obsidian Creek erupted yesterday sending a 300 foot column of mud and rocks. The eruption blocked the road from Mammoth Hot Springs to Norris Geyser Basin and repeated at irregular intervals today. Guards were posted to keep visitors back from the mud-filled crater. The pool’s 1915 activity was brief and the new geyser will be named Sem i Centennial to mark Yellowstone Park's fiftieth anniversary.
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Obsidian Creek
Yellowstone Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Norris Geyser Basin
H. M. Albright
Fruit Growers Vow Aid to Move 825 Million Crop
In Wenatchee Washington growers and shippers from four counties pledge support to staff trains moving the 825 million fruit crop. A 15 000 car requirement is noted and a committee is empowered to secure action. Wires go to western districts urging cooperation and presidential support to end private rail labor clashes.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Washington
Wenatchee District
United States
Large List Of Candidates Out For County And Helena Jobs
Primary filings closed at 5 pm on Monday showing a large slate of candidates for county and Helena offices. Republicans field four for representative and three for other posts, with Democrats listing fewer for some offices, including Joseph Lay and J J Lacklen for representative in the Democratic column.
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County
Helena
Train hits oil truck at crossing. several dead
In Annandale Minnesota a freight train struck an oil truck at a crossing. At least six people are dead with twelve or more injured. Named dead include Chris Wallace engineer and drivers Fred Lamer Nels Hanson and two Ulrich brothers. The passenger train derailed and three cars piled onto the freight engine.挥
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Annandale
Minn
Chris Wallace
Minneapolis
Fred Lamer
Maple Lake
Nels Hanson
Lamer
Edmund Ulrich
Horicon
Wis
Raymond Ulrich
Edmond
Big Stick of Teddy Recalled by Harding
President Harding cited Theodore Roosevelt as a model of bold direct action in public problems in a telegram to Dr. Henry Waldo Coe of Portland Oregon. He praised Roosevelt for studying issues, recognizing key elements, and courageously addressing them. The note urged the nation to remember Roosevelt's example.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Harding
Henry Waldo Coe
Portland
Ore
Flexible Tariff Plan Advances In Senate Vote
The Senate approved a flexible tariff plan authorizing the president to adjust tariff rates until July 1, 1924 by a 36 to 20 vote with three Republicans opposing and two Democrats supporting. The body then tackled unfair competition provisions and began considering scientific tariff amendments by Frelinghuysen and Jones, both of which were rejected.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Jones
New Mexico
Ashurst
Hitchcock
Kendrick
Tariff Commission
Bursum
Congress
Prohibition Chief Haynes Suspends Montana Official
Washington Aug 11 Prohibition Commissioner Haynes announced a temporary suspension of C H P Shelley Montana federal prohibition director as the investigation into certain matters continues. In Blair C P Smith acting as commissioner in the absence of the Internal Revenue Commissioner.
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Washington
Haynes
Shelley
Montana
Smith
Blair
P. Smith
Harding to seek federal control of coal distribution
President Harding plans to urge Congress to grant the federal fuel emergency organization powers to control coal distribution this winter. The move would replace voluntary coal controls with legal authority and may create a federal coal commission to study the industry and labor issues.
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Wahington
Harding
Congress
Federal Fuel Emergency Organization
Fuel Administration
Hoover
Federal Coal Commission
Mr. Hoover
Federal Coal Committee
Commerce
Spencer
Livingston Shopman Assault Sparks Strike Action
United States marshals prepared to issue warrants for several striking shop workers over an alleged assault on Ham Peterson yesterday, but delays due to missing information from the district attorney. Peterson returned to work Saturday and yesterday. Rail operations resume with 168 new men at work. seniority rights for late hires will be protected per Northern Pacific assurances.
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Peterson
J.M. Rapelje
Northern Pacific
J. E. Craver
Livingston
Death of Arthur Griffith Shocks Dublin Citizens
Arthur Griffith president of the Dail Eireann dies suddenly in a Dublin nursing home after an operation for tonsillitis, reportedly from a heart attack. Flags at half mast rise as Ireland faces an uncertain path without the Free State leader. William Congreve acts as head of the Irish government during illness. Colleagues express shock and acknowledge a great loss for Ireland.
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Dublin
Arthur Griffith
Dail Eireann
Ireland
Free State
Michael Collins
Griffith
William Congreve
Troops Called to Spencer as Rowan Sheriff Seeks Aid
State troops were requested by Rowan County Sheriff to quell disturbances at Spencer shops of the Southern Railroad. Governor Morrison plans to visit Spencer for a personal investigation tomorrow before acting on the request.
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Raleigh
N. C
Rowan County
Spencer
Southern Railroad
Govenor Morrison
Borah Warns of Winter Strikes Testing Nation
Washington, April 14. Senator Borah, Idaho Republican and chairman of the Senate labor committee, warned that rail and coal strikes will test the patience courage and patriotism of the people this coming winter. He urged against enacting the soldiers bonus bill, arguing such debt would worsen the unsettled situation and harm business, labor, and living costs.
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Hoover
Borah
Republican
Idaho
Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
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Mermie Harreld
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Gilbert, Jr
United
Nebraska
Holden
Agricultural
International Citupans
National
Wyo
Robert A. Bray
E. H. Ellingson
George O. Campbell
Alfred Hermanson
W. N. Nye
Ole Birkeland
Reider Anderson
A. Ruth Sheridan
Charles B. Lamb
W. A. Conwell
F R. Hickman
James G. Woods
Paul L. van Cleve, Sr
Clyde Davis
Horace S. Davis
Dorman Kellogg
A. W. Strickland
O. A. Fallang
Geneva Crest
Margaret Deegan
Inga Solberg
A. E. Busse
D. J. Walvoord
E R. Patterson
Orlando Miller
Joseph Lay
J. J. Lacklen
Henry Schrader
Ed Brannin
L. C. Bade
Teddy
Livingston Shopman
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