Railway Brotherhood Chief Warns Railway Labor Board
The Railway Brotherhood chief told the Railway Labor Board that union leaders would not restrain their men unless differences between management and employees were addressed. He cited signed agreements with 58 railroads and the slow pace of ratification, urging a plan to achieve results. He warned that without board action the wage disputes would continue, risking a broader crisis for railroads and workers.
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Chicago
Sor
United States
Railway “Board
Uy Warcen Rand
Sie Brotherhood
Attoy
Lohaye
Pont
Maghcienes Hige
Stone Agence
Stage Show Reopens Friday After Halloween Shutdown
The theater closes its doors after October disruption and announces reopening Friday. The orchestra, which had been idle as workers staged a sit in, remains with the terms offered by management.
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Paris
Arehiessei
Thes
Seine Federation Votes to Adhere to Internationale
A noisy congress reports that the Seine Federation aligns with Te Internationale as tensions rise within the Socialist movement. Majorities favor adherence amid disputes over leadership and policy direction, signaling a pivotal shift in party dynamics and global leftist affiliations.
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Seine Federation
Te Internationale
Pherty
Lenin
Bowiteva
Bastneent
Kibeung
Aries
Sociailat
Maing & Varmrmianist
Vietary 2
Ptace Vical
Une General Federation
Openiti
Chiiier
Are Monkey Glands the Secret of Health and Strength
An old sensational page discusses monkey glands and other animal glands as cures for run down conditions. It claims dramatic energy boosts and lists gland extracts sold as tablets and tonics, warning of frauds and praising tested tonics.
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Pian Island
Curtinuin
Pople
Okker Esturayis
Hasiagie
Aso Oomantiz
Tie Agile Miltesest
Red Cross Roll Call Progress Amid Slow Subscriptions
A garbled report shows Red Cross roll call numbers lagging behind goals as subscriptions remain slow. Treasurer Frank T. Stapies noted final totals and dates, with underwhelming receipts and many letters returned, delaying the campaign’s progress.
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Red Cross
Frank T
Ruth
OBrien Sues for 220000 in Federal Case
James J. OBrien files a $220,000 lawsuit alleging damages and securities interest against Lasher Morey and others. The action, originally in county court, is moved to federal court as the parties dispute ownership shares and liability.
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O'Reian
Tarbel
Iderson
Lasher
O'Brien
Lux
Question on U S diplomats at inauguration
In diplomatic circles progress is noted on attendance by diplomats from countries with unclear allegiance to the Obregon government. The issue centers on whether American chargé George should attend, amid questions of recognition and public reception abroad.
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U.S
Obrego Iyi
United States
George the Lenin
Obregon
God Menin
Bummer
Iowa
Entertainment at Grace M. E. Church
An evening program at Grace M. E. Church features performers including Prof. Jlerber, A. Strouty, Miss Duraliy, and Miss Airy Elmer Teritrin. The event opens with a reception and includes violin solos, vocal items, and a dramatic or musical progression.
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Ovciank
Vudes
Profensos Jlerber
A. Strouty
Duraliy Mt
Mes. Harber
A. Strout
Miss Airy
Elmer Teritrin
Will Regin
French War Hero Honored in New York
A homage is paid in New York to a French war hero. The event honors the fallen and highlights gratitude from local residents and officials. Citizens gather to recognize bravery and sacrifice in a formal ceremony.
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New York
Cotton Mills Reshaping After Two Weeks Idle
Unclear text indicates major mills in the region face two weeks idle due to reduced demand. Tired operations at Teredass Tunia’s largest mill and related facilities show reduced output and potential wage effects. Domestic and regional impacts suggest steps toward stabilization.
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Inelidine
Tunia
Shriners to Hold Christmas Party for 1000 Children
The Arab Patrol of Pury and Temple Al A. C. M. S. plan a Christmas party at the Cusinoiw facility the day before Christmas. Toys candy nuts and a feast will be distributed by Santa Claus as part of an effort to create a memorable holiday for local youngsters. Jed Bartlett chairs the event with Robert Millard Naromare and Gus Her Sr on the committee.
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Bridgepark
Puryamid
al A. C. M.S. Hohds
Cusinuw
Regan Seam Claus
Jed Bartlett
Mual 5
Ta Robert
Local charity plan for poorer children outlined
A committee led by Joseph P. Frisbie aims to provide poorer children with items they would not otherwise receive. Expenses are paid by Patrol and Shrine members through voluntary subscriptions, with help from friends not anticipated.
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Joseph P. Frisbie
American Newspaperman Deport ed from Samoa
Arthur A. Greene, an American citizen, is to be deported from American Samoa amid Samoan unrest. He is well known in Portland, Sacramento, and San Francisco newspaper circles where he worked for several years before moving to Honolulu as a city editor.
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Samoa
San Francisco
Arthur A. Greene
Portland
Ore
Sacramento
Honolulu
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James J. O'Brien
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