Carriers to Press Wage Slash Plea Sparks Labor Fight
Rail workers plan further wage cuts amid Railroad Labor Board delays and union disputes. Samuel Felton of the Great Western and Western Sallrowd chairs, while editors note unions warn no strike despite lowering pay. Board decisions awaited on wage petitions and working conditions.
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Qreade Knight
Learriers
Railroad Labor Board
Samuel Felton
Gohicaro Great Western
Association of Westerc Sallrowd Cerives
Felton
Sampurl Dunn
Railwey Age
Huneheen
Railroansecutives
Unibus
Pe & Rte Soing
Teher Board
Tessas
Baer
G. Tee
Ihn
Amerrod
Alloy
Parker
of & Re H New York
the Nations
Igivte Association
Ishor
Aimedienn
P European lZder
Smiss Kisely Reception At Stratfield Tonight
A local reception is planned at Stratfield tonight to honor Smiss Kisely and celebrate the appointment of a successor. The event will feature attendees including a mayoral figure and club members, with details limited in the fragment.
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Smiss Kiseley
Stratfield
Yale Brown grid clash attracts big New Haven crowd
A large crowd is expected in New Haven for Yale versus Brown at Yale Bowl at 2 30 pm. Providence’s strongest team this year faces Yale with 5 006 Brown graduates and 1 600 tickets sold via the M C A as fans speculate on the Yale dramatic act.
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New Haven
Yale
Brown Bears
Providence
Rhode Islanders
Tehany Spellman
Stir Fullbael
Tha Bine
Inos
Tones Plang
Charlie O'Rearn
Bridgepoerl
York
Blanton Apology Read In House Row
Washington reports Rep Blanton’s apology as Speaker Gillett reads aloud affidavits and affidavits are expunged from the record amid party tension. Garratt Monéll Longworth and other members debate accuracy and intent while Texans and party lines color the scene.
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Washington
Per
House
Sibellin
Thomas
Brahton
Tempura
Texas
Gillett
Blanton
Garratt
Eratic Leer
Longworth
Ana
Lda
Fairfield Man Dies After Collision With Car
A Fairfield man died from injuries after a collision with a car west of Buckie Bridge. Witnesses described a push or shove before impact. Police and coroner investigations followed, with statements from local officials and responders.
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Fairfield
Man Arrested After Altercation on Main Street
Pas Tappes of S62 Bread alrent confronted a man in Union squares yesterday afternoon. The assailant reportedly threw a fairing and a kick at the other man, then fled down a cellar-way before police intervened. He was arrested on a charge of enmity with bail set at $700.
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Pas
Ner Union Siuars
Tndiga Witlersad
Officers scour hills for priest's murderer
Officers, aided by volunteers, searched Black Hill country south of Terre for Andrew Relanin in connection with the murder of Father A. Belknap at St. Patrick's cathedral. Suspicion pointed to Rolando after a pistol and hammer linked to the killing were found in a miner's room, while a woman held in a private home faced questioning.
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Ars
Black
Rolando
Wersheli Uy
Oa Whinnas
Waller Pal
Leon
Ely Ty
King to Speak at 27h District Rally Tonight
King Joan J. King will speak at the 27th District rally tonight marking the opening of a new clubhouse at Station and Stretford avenues. He plans to address Lincoln School and back Republican candidates, with a street parade preceding the event. Major Wilson and other candidates attend local meetings and planning sessions.
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King
Joan J. King Ait
Wally
Stnion
Stretford Avenues
Lincoln School
FBI C'Elacik
Magor Wilson
Ether
Talica Town
John A. Cornett
Josenn Devine
Mica Athiatic Club
Haul Avenue
Wetogk
Tommorrow
Don Pita
Vale Leat
Merting
Tie Clit
Vr Miowater
Hamner Tor
Will Spe
Potinwins
Itive
Fearth Dijatelet
Dicraile
Bhantame School
Sia Ani Tih
Lallan Dermarrale Ohh
Pexinetan
Ciarran Avonier & & Shesch
Far East Parley Opens November Eleventh Sessions
The far east parley will begin on November 12 with open sessions for diplomats and press. Delegates, interpreters and aides will convene at the Pan-American building to discuss the invitation topics and set up committees while ceremonies accompany the opening address by President Harding.
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Washalvaton
Way
Drememat
America
Harding
Partic
Pacific
Mauliffe, Former Dry Agent Injured In Auto Crash
McAuliffe a former prohibition officer was injured when his car collided with two concrete animals at a railroad crossing. He suffered a head cut and bruises. Driver James L. Rosch of Tar lford was uninjured. He is free on $20,000 bond on two bribery charges.
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McAuliffe
Fois Ub
WeAtiffe
Mio
James L. Rosch
Tarlford
Liberty
Ghosts Back From Nether World Debated by Professor
Fragmentary report quotes Prof. Theiahel asserting spirit contact via ouija board taps at odds with earthly existence. Readings describe glowing sprites guiding hands as ghosts return to earth, while others deny any haunting presence.
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Fra
Emil
Theiahel
Gghild
Pratertal
Lavery Leads Bus Tag Day Amidustered Debate
President W I D Ku patrick of Shad grgetization condemns starving agents while Art I. Lave of the Community Gat Drive and attorney John T. Lyn Ey bhard defend tag day funding. Lavery criticizes the plan as wasteful and lacking checks, noting about 100400 left of 300000 city relief funds and that the effort targets legal fees rather than starving jitney men.
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Hubbard
Anx
A. TS. Levery
Hare
Lasery
Bridgeport
Marshal Foch hailed by thousands in New York and Washington
The arrival of Marshal Foch in New York triggers a massive welcome as General Pershing leads and Gen. Foch tours Broadway. He then travels to Washington on a U S Legion visit, greeted by officials and crowds. The day culminates with a formal reception at Union Station and an honorary post membership.
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Capital
Gen. Pershing
Lesay
Manafala
Danbury
Mfansfeld
Buffalo
Howland
Dean Whcalson
Lesey
Fansfeld
Lew Haven
Losey
Mansfield
Manian al- Foch
Martin
Ceas
Germany
Broadway
Rome
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Hylan
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Zor
Legio
Paris
New World
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General Pershing
Friene
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Naty Roosevelt
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Enns
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Marechal
Ashington
American Republic
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France
National Capitol
Kansas City
American Legion
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Eribut
Lin
New Willkird
Aoktion
America
Nis
Anade Ann
Geotey
Washington Post
Sayoval Vhopter
The
Legion
Mayor Speaks Evelyn Nesbit in Two Districts Amid Campaign
The mayor and campaign aides addressed Fourth and Tenth district meetings in City, criticizing voters, the Voters League, and the Manufacturers Association over tax and Port of Bridgeport, while reviewing ten years of administration. Evelyn Nesbit, wife of Harry K. Thaw, overdosed on morphine amid financial distress and eviction threats. a marshal had evicted tenants from her $800 monthly room at a city apartment, with medical aid reported and a lawyer attempting a temporary halt. A 14-year-old boy, William Smyke, was struck by a car on Lewis Street and taken to Bridgeport Hospital with non serious injuries.
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Lito Fargea
G-_O.P. club
Hlate Street
Colorado Avenue
East
Washington Avenue
Tanyer
Voters
League
Manufacturers Association
Bridgeport
East General Assembly
Grace “Richardson
iPleck
Telaviican Party
Irs
Leuk
Woman's League of
Matern
Ana
Peeches Owrre
Pyaadee Dillon
Throwlore Steibers Thomas
Orongor
William Chew
Samuel Reich
Cie
Thomas BR. Gill
Miammpal
Josh Tan
Jorney
Evelyn Nesbit
Regan
Miss Nesbit
Harry Is
Jack
William Smyke
Lewis Atréet
Rejected Graduated Corporate Income Tax Proposal Debate
The Senate finance committee debates a graduated corporate income tax plan amid opposition from many corporations fearing a 50 percent rise. supporters push a tax scale with 10 percent on the first 100000, 10 percent on next 200000, and 20 percent thereafter, arguing it would curb profits taxes for the 1920 calendar year. Senator Walsh seeks amendments to add an all income levy instead of a pure profits tax.
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Fohnson Bopunnei
Wadifortuin
Asl Mae
Democrat
Montana
Ywlig Jyere Ab
Walsh
Blasesachusetts
Walsly
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