Speedy end to railway strike seen as talks extend in Washington
Leaders in Washington reported hopeful progress as labor officials met with the President to discuss settlement proposals. A possible rehearing before the Railroad Labor Board was noted, with seniority rights seen as the main obstacle and several lines willing to restore seniority if a general withdrawal of the strike followed.
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Chicago
Capitol
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Watson
Indiana
Dean Located as Flagman on Alabama Southern
J Cleve Dean chairman of the Railway Employees Publicity Association will be called before the Chattanooga Federation of Shop Crafts to explain a telegram he allegedly sent to President Harding attacking the administration over the railroad strike. Union men condemned the telegram. Dean is a flagman on the Alabama Great Southern Railroad and could not be reached for comment. The association aims to disseminate trade union information among farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Alabama Southern
Rail Strike Talks Focus on Seniority Rights and Settlement
President Harding discussed with labor and railroad leaders to press executives on restoring seniority to strikers while returning workers to service. Strikers had walked out over a July wage cut and union leaders urged all lines to concede seniority, with arbitration seen as a possible fallback.
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Southwest
Harding
Labor Board
The Woman Who Refused to Fuss Dessert Scheme
Mrs Crosby questions dessert options and learns about Puddine from Mrs Morris. Puddine is praised as easy to make with sugar and milk, offering versatile uses such as cake fillings and ice cream, with flavors including rose vanilla chocolate orange lemon.
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Mrs. Crosby
Mrs. Morris
Mary
Rail executives under fire from Boston & Maine federation
The executive board of the system federation of the Boston and Maine charged that railroad leaders nationwide preach one thing and practice another in a sharp critique delivered yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
System Federation of the
Boston & Maine
Gaston Daughter Hope Registers to Vote for Father
Hope Gaston, daughter of Colonel William A. Gaston, registered at City Hall to vote in the Democratic U S Senate primary. She said she will vote for her father and will work hard for his campaign as Assistant Registrar Joseph A Calkins Jr recorded her details and read the literacy sentence.
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Hope Gaston
William A. Gaston
United States Senate
City Hall
Joseph A. Calkins, Jr
Miss Gastonin
Gaston
Daddie Gaston
Father and son rescue 11 from Brockton fire
John Maloney and his son John Jr. saved Mrs. Maloney and 11 children from a burning Brockton dwelling today. They were exhausted by smoke and had to be carried out by patrolmen as the home suffered heavy fire damage.
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Brockton
John Maloney
John Jr
William P McCue Dies at 84 in Brookline
William P McCue, longtime Kearsarge Naval Veterans member and former Post Commander of the William B Eaton Post G A R No 199, died yesterday at 55 Eliot Street Brookline of pneumonia. He served in the Navy until 1865, sailed to China aboard the Hartford, was a printer in Boston, and leaves two sons Charles F B McCue and Joseph W McCue. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM with burial at Holyhood Cemetery Chestnut Hill.
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East Somerville
Mystic River
Boston
Dover
Portsmouth
N. H
North Station
Somerville Yards
Camp Devens
North Adams
East Deerfield
William P. McCue
Kearsarge Naval Veterans’ Association
Eliot Street
Brookline
Pheumonia
Milford
McCue
Kearsarge Naval Veterans
William B. Eaton
Revere
United States Navy
China
Hartford
Charles FB. McCue
Boston Globe
Joseph W. McCue
Somersworth, N. H
Boston Post
Bus Service Extends Routes From Brighton To Arsenal Bridge
Beginning tomorrow the bus line between Allston bridge and Market street will extend to Arsenal bridge. Buses depart Arsenal bridge at 5:40, 6:00 and every 15 minutes until 6:45 and 7:02, then every 15 minutes to 8:32, 8:45 and every 15 minutes to 4:45 pm, 5:02 and every 15 minutes to 6:17, 6:30 and every 15 minutes to 12:45 am.
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Allston Bridge
Market Street
Brighton
Beacon Street
Arsenal Bridge
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Railroad Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Railway Employees’ Section
American Federation of Labor
W. H. Johnston
International Association of Machinists
J. A. Franklin
M. F. Ryan
Carmen
Timothy Healy
James Burns
Sheet Metal Workers
Edward Evans
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Jewell
Washington
White Beauty Electric Irons
Wright & Ditson
Spalding
Cork
Bradlystat
Burgess
Klosner
Richardson’s
Atlantic Ave
Norwood Steel Car Shops
Foreman N. Y
Norwood
Mass
South Station
England
United States Labor Board
New Haven
System Federation
Hope
Medford Junction
Clinton
Lowell
Portland
Malden
Woburn Junction
Red
Paris
Carpenter-Morton Company
Sudbury Street
O. K
American Fruit Growers Inc
New Mexico
Rockyford
Colorado
American Fruit Growers Inc, Distributors
Commercial Street
Richmond
Blue Goose
WM. P. M
Holyhood Cemetery
Chestnut Hill
LOW Price Stores CO
Tsed Ptt Pri
Boy Scouts
Navy
Athletic Union
Army
C. D
Pi Low Price Stores CO
Dept
Hanover Street
Fice
Post
You Weil
Avery Street
Imeeal
Washington Street
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