Governor Receives Mail by Flying Machine from Washington
Vice President Coolidge sent a letter to Governor Cox carried by a flying machine from Washington. Lieutenant R C Moffat piloted the craft, which covered the distance in about three hours and three minutes at speeds up to 120 miles per hour. The mail arrived at Framingham Field and was quickly moved to the central post office.
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Strike Board Won’t Propose Settlement Plan
The United States Railroad Labor Board announced it does not plan to present a settlement proposal when 1600 union and carrier chiefs meet with it on Wednesday. It said any plan must come from labor leaders or railroad heads, as officials clarified their stance amid the strike situation.
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Rail labor board debates crisis as strike eyes October start
The labor board aims to determine if railway transportation laws were violated and to promote a resolution while a public hearing at the Coliseum opens. About 1.4k union men and 165 rail heads must attend. 15,000 signalmen reportedly won’t strike, narrowing potential strikers to about 475,000 rail workers.
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Tanlac credited with saving wife’s life, Reading man testifies
Benjamin H. Kauffman of 505 Bingaman St Reading Pa praises Tanlac for restoring his wife’s health after a year of stomach catarrh and indigestion. He claims she looks twenty years younger and feels better than ever after a five week course. Tanlac is distributed by Interna tens Proprietaries Inc and sold at Liggett Drug Stores.
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Government Plans Unified Action to Protect Transport
Attorney General Daugherty met with district attorneys from New York Chicago Cleveland Buffalo and Indianapolis to craft a concerted response to a potential railroad strike. They plan to notify additional prosecutors and prepare emergency instructions while asserting the government can act to prevent transportation paralysis under Supreme Court rulings.
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