Railway Men Seek Old Wage Boards
Cleveland Nov 23 Heads of all four major railway brotherhoods and 12 other railway labor organizations plan a Chicago trip Monday to press the labor board to reestablish national boards of adjustment. They want three boards revived to settle grievances between employers and railway workers and ensure even enforcement of the July award across all classes. If refused, they will revert to pre federal control methods for handling disputes.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Railway Labor Board
Boards of Adjustment
Labor Board
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
W. H. Doak
Brotherhood of Locosmotive Engineers
I. DP. Daughwerty
Brotherhood of Locomotve
Timothy Shea
W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhoods
Lev
Inet
Lee
Hood's Sarsaparilla Offers Blood Remedy Relief
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as an economical and reliable blood remedy for scrofula sores bolls eruptions and rheumatic pains. It claims physicians know its value and urges use with Hood's Pills for a cathartic aid.
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Hood
Newdad
Hood's
Irish Policy Talk Sparks Violence and Prisoner Killings
In London and Dublin, a failed attempt to escape as bombs and rifles targeted guards left three Sinn Fein prisoners dead in the guard house of the Dublin bridge. Authorities say the dead include Peto Claney Richard Maly and T G Clune, linked to a broader Republican network blamed for Sunday morning assassinations.
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London
Hele
Peto Claney
Richard Mayou
T. G. Clune
Dublin Bride
Mbers
Divalir
Ochera
Dahlin
Chiney
Veelare
Brown Green Wedding Today in St Josephs Church
A holiday wedding in Taunton unites Pauline Green and Edmund Brown at St Joseph's R church tomorrow at 9 o'clock. The bride elect wears navy blue satin with Georgette, and will be attended by Charlotte Darske as maid of honor Ophelia Rosebuds for corsages. Best man is J Bedéi Green. After a reception at 127 Catherine Street they will sail to Washington ton Conn for their new home. The bride is connected with the Dental Turic uist'corpa and has served the Fones Alumni association.
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St. Joseph's R
Bliss Charolotte Darske
J. Bedéi Green
Catherine
Brow
Washington
Worcester
Technology
Dental Turicuist’corpa
Shelton
Fones Alumnite Association
Mulvihill Returns From Boston Visit
Joseph Th Mulvihill, tied to charges about an alleged looting ring, returned to Bridgeport after a four hour conference with his Boston attorney William J Kelly. He will not comment until federal probe concludes and did not meet with prohibition director McCarthy during the trip.
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Joseph Th. Mulvihill
Jacob Levy
Bridgeport
William 7. Kelly
Court Street
Boston
Musskill
United States
Snnta
Mulvihil
McCarthy
Waterbury
Mulvihill
Western Union's Permit Revoked Over Cable Dispute
Carlton, president of the Western Union Telegraph company, declares the Navy interferes with its plan to lay cables from Miami to Miami Beach under federal authority and a Secretary of War permit. Despite rights granted to extend telegraph lines, Navy opposition has delayed work for months, prompting a court challenge to secure the extension and protect public service demands.
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Mle -Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Act of Congress
United States
Carlton
Calumbut
Lhe Weern Union Telegraph Company
Sheei
Secretary of War
Miami
Koy
Telegraph Company
War Department
Navy Department
State Department
Obituary notices for Joyce Sheasby Marschalk in Monroe and area
Catherine P McNeil Joyce widow of Charles Joyce a former Monroe resident died in New York City. Her body will be brought to Monroe for burial at Elm Street cemetery. Mary A Sheasby funeral yesterday at Pequannock Street with many Royal tributes. James B Nihil Rev George Donahue officiated deacon Joseph Ganley assisted. Andrew Liska foreman at Acme Shear Co. died yesterday. burial Friday at St Cyril and Methodius church. Henry C Marschalk 64 traveling salesman of North Main Street died at St Vincent's Hospital. survived by wife daughter Mrs Walter Darling and son William Marschalk. burial at Evergreen Cemetery.
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Catherine P. Joyce
Catherine P. McNeil Joyce
Charles Joyce
Monroe
New York City
Elm Street Cemetery
AY Sheasby
Mary A. Sheasby
Igk
St. Augustine's Church
James B. Nihil
George . Donahue
Thev
Joseph A. Ganley
Fred Lunde
Charles Shupson
Bert Miner
John Moran
James i i Hardwick
Andrew Liska
Oma
Acme Shear Company
Numboer
Yess
Louis
Joseph Viska
Rhiters
Michael Cher Jrene
Paulinessa
Tre
Fafe
Sis
Cyril and ‘Methodius Churc
St. Michael’s Cemeery
Henry C. Marschall
Henry C. Marschalk
North Maina Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Walter L. Darling
Wiliam Marschalk
York
Weather Note With Cloudy Intermittent Snow Likely
The report describes cloudy conditions across New York with possible early snow and cooler interior temperatures. It notes Wednesday’s clearing, rough shifts in winds near Sandy Hook and Tatteras, and varied temperatures observed in multiple coastal and inland locations.
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New York
Sandy Hook
Hook
Tatteras
Alegn Ab
Meridian
Haven
Atlanta
Soca Atlentic
Keston
Bute
Cincinnati Chino
Fenver Aderas
Renara Pal
Washington
Daly Maan AG
Bridgeport
Middlebrook Alemane
SUN Risches
Low Bid Fines Highlight Early 20th Century Contractors
A fragmented inquiry reveals a 1920s contractor scandal where a Building Trades association fined Arthur Greenfield Inc and others for overcharging and manipulating bids. Minutes show 10 percent overcharges to cover bureau costs and proportional penalties for unsuccessful bidders, with executives pushing stricter reporting and bid forms.
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Tain
Miter League of Cement, Warke Association
Shin
Building Trades
Jim Moyers Association
Reston
Bureau
Tsnos
Imu
Freiberg Held for Murder in Court Appearance
Mrs Freiberg is held without bail on a murder charge after court appearance. Her 12 year old son Robert is detained for child fitness proceedings. Police say the defendant was calm and the alleged motive involved jealousy and a shooting claim.
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Mota Tryborg
Hrhold Meunier
Ter
Robert
M2 1 Fitness
Meunier
Tee
Jealou Monnier
Hartt
Ann Davin
Scarcity of Turkeys Pushes Prices Up Across Regions
Chicago reports turkeys scarcer than usual for Thanksgiving causing hind prices to rise five to ten cents per pound in many middle western states. Dealers note shortages at turkey centers. retailers quote hens from 57 to 60 cents per pound while substitutes such as chickens, geese, and ducks become more common as households adjust.
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Chicago
Middle Wraek
Churches Observe Thanksgiving Services in City
City churches plan joint and individual Thanksgiving services led by Rev. Herbert Brown at Olivet Congregational Rev. Claris Cox and Rev. D. W. Strang will preach in separate congregations. Union services announced at St John’s and Park Street churches with hymns, sermons, and a charitable offering for Armenian and Syrian families.
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John’s
People’s and Park
Paul's Episcopal
Herbert
Brown
Olivet Congregational Church
United
Christ Feld
Willy
St. John's Church
Pitt and Walrfield Avenues
Christehuren
Trindly
John's
D. W. Grector
St. Jol
Strang
Laurel
Park Avenues
Walock
Prgietetik
Church
Wrst
Arn Vordial
Gorgregationa
Gerald TH. Beard
Creirawn
Park Street
Annual Banquet of Draftsmen at Stratfield
Members of the Bridgeport Branch of the American Society of Marine Draftsmen held their annual banquet at the Stratfield hotel last night. About forty attended the event with entertainers including Arthur Gunn, Peter Burns, T Drugwold, Chris Wesche, Ray Morris, C. Ganper, and George Jeffs. I Shuk chaired the committee with help from Carl Wilsbers, M. Mitchell, Cry Waller, and Ray Morria.
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Mawibers
Bridgeport
American Society of Marine Draftsmen
Stratfield Hotel
Forti
Arthur W. Gunn
Peter Burns
T. Drugwold
Chris, Wesche
Ray Morris
C. Ganper
George Jeffs
Sf I. Shuk
Carl Wilsbers
M. Mitchell
Cry Waller
Ray Morria
Hermit's Club Organized Here in Ringepaport
The Hermits Club formed at the Werner Building with Burton as chairman and Willan Swain, Joseph Simane as secretary. The group aims to promote arts literature and magic, build social ties, and stage an entertainment soon to establish itself as a permanent community feature. A follow up meeting is set for Sunday afternoon at the Plaza Theatre stage.
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Werner
Willan
Burton
Ringepaort
Plaza Theatre
Atr. Burton
Willan L. Swain
Joseph Simane
Land Mewsly
U M C Suit in New Haven Court
A U S government suit seeks about 225000 dollars from United States meat export firm for illegal drawbacks. Only two witnesses testified, with extensive discussion on stockholders and admissibility of evidence as 1884 records and 400 entries are reviewed. case likely protracted.
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United Bates
Metlon
United States
Thomas
Myhoneh
George Bingham
Ant
Gamrae W. Jenkins
Noeristayn
Atttorney Senewal Caenharthen
Bootleggers Rounded Up in Chicago Police Sweep
Washington dispatch reports a Chicago roundup last Saturday arresting criminals including bootleggers. Prohibition Commissioner Kramer to issue a statement praising arrests while noting police cooperation issues with Chicago’s force. Dalrymple cites 1.7 violations filed in district court with 50 convictions and 1,665 pending. liquor seizures and vehicle counts are listed.
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Washington
Ohne
Chicago
Prohibition
Kramer
Charley Fitzmorris
A. ¥. Dalrymple
Central Department
Finais
Police Department
Dalrymple
Chi~ Engo
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THOS
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Western Union
Hage Cap
Arthur Greenfield, Inc
FF Orons
Paston
Stempers
Easton
Untormyer
Unteer
Association
Untermyor
Kirst
Vernal
Chlank
Secord
Untermyer
Nnual
Stratfield
U.M. C
New Haven
New Chicago
Mme
Homer
Miss Louise Homer
Poli’s Theatre
Victor
Victrola
Fils Masters
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Victor Talking Machine CO
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