Railroad Labor Board Opens Door to Ten Hour Day
Chicago Feb 1 Renoviated Press The Railroad Labor Board ruled to replace the national agreement on February 16, moving toward a ten hour day while maintaining eight hours as the core standard. The plan eliminates overtime pay but keeps base pay through a new monthly rate formula. About 13,000 workers would be affected and annual railroad labor costs cut by roughly 390000 dollars. Fixed start times and lunch breaks vanish with new rules.
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Chinese recall of envoys sparks Washington speculation
In Washington on February 12 officials weighed a Chinese recall of envoys linked to a recent arms conference in Peking. Dr. Wellington Koo, China’s minister to London, was the sole envoy remaining in Washington, with confidential reports noting mixed reactions at home and cautious official interest in how Beijing might respond to requests.
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Herman Voight Chess Player Dies at Age 65
Philadelphia report states Herman Voight a famed chess player died February 12 at 63 or 65. He was a former world champion and member of the American team that competes in international matches in England.
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Jealous bank clerk kills widow and self in Buffalo NS
A 30-year-old Buffalo bank clerk fatally shot widow Mrs Augusta Miller then killed himself. The tragedy, described in garbled notes, appears to be a jealous murder suicide. Authorities reported the events occurred yesterday and noted the widow’s family was shocked by the double death.
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Liquor Imports Rise Across 1921 Records
Washington reports 1921 liquor imports rose by about 1.6 million dollars from 1920, while soft drink imports declined by over 290 thousand dollars. Total spirits wines and malt liquors imported reached 4.7119 million, versus 3.209 million in 1920, with mineral waters and other beverages totaling 7.87 million, up from 5.9 million.
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Arrest Looms For Taylor Murder Slave, Police Say
In Los Angeles on February 13 authorities expected the arrest of a key suspect in the William Desmond Taylor murder. Capt. Adams disclosed a pivotal admission pointing to the actual slayer, hinting the arrestee would be closely tied to the principal suspect.
Sennett Questioned As Taylor Murder Probe Expands
A wave of statements from officials reveals Sennett been questioned despite illness while Mabel Normand lies ill and secluded. The probe centers on who killed Taylor as officers pursue leads and possible arrests, with secrecy surrounding interviews and future inquiries.
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Salad sickness hits 300 women at Mississippi college
In Columbus Mississippi a mass illness infected about 300 women students after eating a chicken salad served at the evening meal at the State College for Women. Doctors attended many, and while several were seriously ill, all were reported out of danger by night.
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Prohibition Agent Shot Dead From Ambush
A Prohibition agent, William Meale, aged 56, was shot and killed in Wayne County while alone at a post. The ambush occurred at night, with authorities saying several raids have taken place recently in the area. Investigators note ongoing enforcement actions amid the violence.
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Board to Discuss School Day Length at Meeting
The Board of Education will hold its monthly meeting tonight at 8 o clock in the board rooms. Topics include the lengthening of the school day and related arrangements. Superintendent Samuel Kehonis is expected to attend and present details. A military guard was posted at the newspaper office earlier tonight amid heightened security.
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Neva Gerber Explains Checks From Taylor
Neva Gerber describes checks from Taylor given over time as a Christmas present and an understanding of financial support for her engagement. She says he helped with career guidance and travel while she pursued acting work.
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Stores Open Banks Closed Today Lincoln Birthday Holiday
Lincoln's birthday is observed today citywide. Transit and county offices including schools and libraries are closed. Banks and brokerage houses close. post office remains open with regular delivery. Factories and stores stay closed.
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Sales tax plan revived as source for bonus
Washington February 12 The House Ways and Means committee may revive a sales tax as a compromise to finance the soldiers bonus amid broad opposition. Senators Smoot and McCumber and committee chairs said the president left it to Congress to set methods, while opposition grows to taxes on gasoline autos parcel post and transfers. The White House is reportedly delighted to see a revised plan and a possible end to the deadlock.
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Crowning of Pope Leo III Amid Unprecedented Crowds
In Rome on February 18 the basilica of St Peter hosted the coronation of Pope Leo III, watched by princes, dignitaries, and a vast crowd. The pope appeared on the balcony after hours of cheering, signaling a landmark papal event with over 290,000 inside and outside the church, and a historic reception unmatched in memory.
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Hoover tells Soviet friends in U S Russian relief workers too busy
Washington date Feb 2 reports Hoover reiterates to President Harding that American relief work in Russia must be controlled by Americans. He assures Soviet friends in the United States they will not face political consequences over the expenditure of 30 million dollars for relief. The statement mentions Walter Lige tt, and notes pressure from press and Congress for action on relief and political implications.
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Magnitude of Republican Demonstration in Dublin Led by De Valera
Dublin crowds packed OConnell Street and surrounding lanes as Eamon De Valera led a large Republican demonstration. The event featured a substantial paramilitary show and speeches urging Ireland to reject the Treaty as duress bound. Resolutions declared Ireland indivisible and anti partition, praising the Republicans and denouncing British authority.
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Textile strike hits New England mills over wage cuts
Boston Feb 13 Organized textile workers in New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island and Maine prepare for strikes protesting a 20 percent wage reduction and a 14 hour week across northern England branches. About 8 000 Rhode Island operatives and tens of thousands more in Maine Vermont and Massachusetts face walkouts amid union tensions with several mills in Lowell and Manchester signaling potential action. Governor Saunderson dispatches National Guard cavalry to Providence armory amid unrest and threats of further violence.
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Aggett Challenges Hoover to Ask Probe
Walter W. Limanth, secretary of the dmerinur Comittee for Tinesian amine Tollof, appeals to Hoover for a Congressional investigation into German and Soviet influence. He seeks relief aid tied to Trieger interests, alleging misinformation and foreign propaganda tied to a Relief organization.
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Mad Dog Bites Girl Boy and Twelve Dogs
In Suppiela town this afternoon a dog bit Miss Untis Greenwood, 18, on the left hand and Alphonso Carney, 12, on the left arm after a dog ran through the streets. The animal was shot by local authorities and sent to a laboratory in New Haven for testing. the town warden ordered quarantine for those bitten.
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Elsie Hill Withdraws Congress Nomination
Washington February 12 Mlale Hill Chairman of the National Council of the Woman party announced withdrawal of her nomination for Congress. The move, made at Scraggile Connecticut, was unauthorized and conducted without her knowledge or consent. She said she would not contend Congress on any terms.
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Fire causes investigated by Chief Johnson at Lion Store
Chief Fensinger Daniel Johnson of the tre department will probe the fire Saturday night at the Lion Store. The blaze caused about 1,000 in damage to the ruble building and the Patt balldding, with police and city officials noting extensive damage.
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Clones Border Tension With Ulster Forces Massed
Dublin reports fierce border patrols and blockades as clashes loom between Irish factions. Britain hints at sending troops to enforce the treaty, with Sir James Craig and Ulster leaders pressing for security and possible suspension of Irish legislation. Loyalist kidnappings and border incursions prompt Cabinet telegrams urging occupation to secure release of captives.
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Trinity Students Fight Fire at Seabury Hall
Fire at Seabury Hall, Trinity College, Hartford, Conn., drew a large student turnout and firefighters. Students removed much furniture as flames were checked before significant damage. loss from the blaze estimated around $1,000.
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Plan to store liquors in federal buildings
Washington February 2. Vacant government owned buildings nationwide will be converted into storage facilities under a budget plan by the Budget Bureau. A report to Congress by Director Dawes says President Harding’s recommendations are nearly complete, with intoxicating liquor seized under the Naval Prohibition Act to be stored in Government warehouses and shipping board facilities at an estimated annual loss of about several million.
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