Proposal on Railway Labor Board partnership plan sparks debate
Amid House debate Nav. 2- The speaker urged a plan to place rail workers into a capital and labor partnership. The scheme would divide profits with living wages for workers and a set return for capital partners, while keeping current wage boards in effect and giving the Titersate Committee power to lower rates on farm produce coal and lumber.
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Reilroada
Atonkholders
Railway Labor Board
Partnera
Premier moves toward signed accord amid stalled talks
The report outlines Premier Craig’s delayed plans with negotiations dragging until an actual written agreement. political figures including Balfour weigh the Irish question as pressure rises for peace. Officials stress that a substantive accord must be committed in writing to avert further delays.
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Neorke
Aquitania
Craig
Playning Street
America
Balfour
Colfensnes
Unis Conferante
Medford Concert Heard Here by Wireless Phone
Wireless operators in Medford relayed last night’s concert via amateur stations as the government lifted wartime bans on such events. The program featured masters’ selections and talks by station men, with listeners in Medford and as far as Tanah aboard ships able to receive the broadcast.
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Medford
Apharatus
Menford
Nerzhhorn
Tanah
Non-Party Leader Begins Jail Sentence in Minnesota
A nonpartisan leader, identified as Tawaley, began a ninety day jail term in Jackson County Jail. The U.S. Supreme Court refused to review the case, while Democratic candidates address the Venice Club at 138 Hurd Avenue on Saturday, with Transative chairman presiding.
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Tackeon
Minn
Naty
Tawaley
Jackson County
Minnesota
Kupreme Mourt
Méidatés Con
Venice
Hurd Avenue
Tronatie
Repuriacan Women to Hold Big Rally Monday Night
Repuriacan women plan a large meeting in the High School auditorium Monday night. Speakers will be announced, including Efe G and Fleck. He Mean chairs the event.
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Rapusticeans
Mondor
Jars
Efe
Fleck
Coal Strike Spread Delayed as Checkoff Ends Delayed
Large scale coal mine walkouts spread across states as union leaders expect a nationwide stoppage to wait on the discontinuance of the checkoff system. United Mine Workers say operators will cease deductions from miners wages, delaying action for about 40 000 workers until a court ordered move is finalized. Officials report the stoppage begins with Pennsylvania and Indiana sites as talks continue with operators.
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Tivliana
United Mine Workers of America
Chechkof
Drdicaons MA
Indiana
Union
Peensylvania
Senterin Argus Pittshaven
Le Doux Church Closed After Hunger Amid War Calls
A Boston church for idle men, led by Le Doux, closed after protests about war and food shortages. Officials said the building would be used to help the hungry while leaders planned to relocate workers to New York and Washington to continue relief efforts. Local authorities emphasized inadequate resources and warned against fear and unrest as civilians faced hunger.
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York
Washington
Lana Walls
Boston
Bandits Escape With 150000 Jewelry Heist
A crime report states two Salgatees and four accomplices robbed jewelry worth about 150000 at Higiland Park. Police, including detective Buren, issued alerts as suspects fled in an automobile after a swift daylight theft.
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A. Selina
Maronda
Higiland Park
Wmsiburk
Buren
Two Held in Jersey for New York Mail Robbery
New York police report two men arrested in Jersey City in connection with a $2,000,000 mail truck robbery on October 24. They face charges of attempting to commit a robbery and possessing suspicious charade tools. suspects include Michael Anbesi and Frank Calabrese of Woodhaven.
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New York
Jersey City
Michael Arbesi
Frank Calabrese
Hoboken
Post Office
Jergex City
Tata
Sera
Poles
Michesl Anbesi
Alfin Tataelo Deross
Woheken
Uta Raboery
British to Confer With Soviet on Debt Assumption
Lord Curzon, foreign secretary, sent a note to M. Krassin, Soviet minister of trade, about a possible ally’s condition for assuming Russia’s debts to 1944. Premier Lloyd George reportedly favors talks, and a conference between Britain and the Soviet Union may be held within weeks to discuss economic cooperation and the debt issue.
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M. Kassin
Dorothy Smith Bandit Queen Faces Court Testimony
Dorothy Smith known as the Bandit Queen testified in New York court as the Darwin and Jung psychologist’s assistant explained the ring's crimes. The young woman, who hid her identity to spare her Bridgesport family, is tied to a major robbery ring that saw dozens of cars and other goods vanish. The defense pressed for leniency as the trial against Edward Lange, the alleged king, closed without a verdict.
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Bridgeport
Doret Smith
Darwin
Jung
Conte Crimina
Charles Gordon
Kange
Timothy
Auto Fatalities Doubling Over Five Years
Distorted figures show motor vehicle deaths rising across states and cities. The report cites 1920 death rates per 100000, with California and Ohio among higher rates and Youngstown Ohio leading cities at 26.7. New York and Philadelphia figures appear, while Memphis and Los Angeles show high percentages.
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Youngatown
Ohio
Memphis
Exa
Philadelphia
Francisco
Los Angeles
Milk strike threat prompts 6000 quarts delivery by non union men
Prospects ease as milk conference board rejects arbitration. Twelve wagons manned by non union drivers plan 500 cases or 6000 quarts delivery at 7 AM from 838 Bronte Street to Water Street. Wagons operate on commissions with 1 percent of milk sales and 4 percent of butter egg takings, while unions seek instruction from New York.
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Bronte
Water Street
Bully Beck
Agaiin
Park Theatre
Turner
Cornell Calls On Connor To Explain Factory Tax Reductions
Democratic Town Chairman John A. Cornell attacked Tax Commissioner Art Connor at three rallies, praising crowds for the campaign. Fred Atwater also spoke at the Wayne street school, Warner Institute, and in the 12th District, criticizing city operations and urging accountability for government practices and tax reductions.
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Connor
John A. Cornell
Art Connor
Gornell
Fred Atwater
Wayne Street
Sisth
Warner Institute
Phalyman Corneil
Arthur Connor
Vonnoy
Stanley
Ale
King Urges Voters to Tell Truth on Tax Valuation
King urges voters to reveal truth about tax values and accuse manufacturers of undervaluing property. He claims current assessments understate holdings, boosting city debt and hindering improvements, and calls for broad scrutiny of books and tax records. The speech targets large manufacturers and tax officials amid ongoing campaign debates.
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King
Lemler
Lil
Mitars
Nh Bridgeport
Notre
Withholdite Wimir Books
Ceora Dye Tax Commissioner
Tha Eis Ca
Vale of Oop
Joss
Speer
Una
Rediaco Slin
Vile Tranauey
Tan
Democratic rally canceled as hall booked all week
Report says a Polish community rally at 291 Bonnell Street was canceled after organizers failed to secure an open date. The Centacrate committee noted no available dates this week and Republicans secured the hall for the entire week to forestall a gathering. Democrats plan to move Polish meetings to two venues on Mata Street and South Avenue.
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Bonnell Street
Republai
Mata Street
South Averse
Autoist Escapes After Exciting Police Chase
An automobile with four men fled through Stratford streets on a fast run toward Milford. A police pursuit followed across bridges and avenues, ending when the car sped away after a halt near Stratford. One man, Ralph Bilto, was arrested for alleged registration misstatements as officers pursued. Continued on Page Two.
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Hort
Ang
Stratford
Westerlay Uinta
Milford
Washington Peadge
Gaby
Miamnisan Ory
Strat
Leo
Ralui Builto
Mt Road
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Wherry Dow
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