Rail conductors refuse to arbitrate under public act
Wiggs, Whiteman announces Western Railway officials condemn the Order of Rail Conductors and Brotherhood Railroad Trainmen for declining arbitration. The Watson-Parker Labor Act, enacted two years ago to settle rail labor disputes peacefully, would be repudiated by continued refusals, officials say, risking public harm.
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Wiggs
Whiteman
Western Railwayn
Brotherhood Railroad
Western
Watson-Parker
Congress
Arbitration board splits wage hike for western rail workers
An arbitration board under the Watson Parker Railway Labor Act denied an eastern wage parity, granting a 1/2 to 1 percent advance to western yard workers while keeping conductors and trainmen on western lines without raises. The decision followed wage talks and later arrests in a separate case.
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Watson Parker Railway
Western Railways
Western
Jim Taylor
Dock Irwin
Nolan
Hill County
Western Lines
Taylor
Win S
Gralham
Sheriff Lowery
Be- Lewis
John Will
Rome
Iredell
Western Rail
Lewis
Ays
Baxter
Justice Court
Snd
Tnd
Watyei
Wimall
Cavenss
Hia
Walling Bend
Crosses Ney
Walter Thompson
Meridian
Canter Moore & Planter
Hillaboro
Flere
United States Mailroad Labor Board
Bate
Nomination Hopefuls View Austin Election
Reported remarks from voters and officials in Austin speak to reactions on the July 2 election date. Governor Woody and Senator united concerns are noted. Mentions of specific candidates and local sentiment appear briefly in fragmented text.
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Martald
Austin
Texse
Govermor
Woody United
Mayfield
Grand Ball and Committee Notices in Waco Gazette
Fragments show a Friday night event by Waco Orchestra with August timing and committee listings. Also reference to a tax assessment notice, district names, and local officials.
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Womack
Maske
Waco Orchestra
Por Tax Aasencrs Lumpkin Gandy
War Saviors Lutheran Church of Norse and railway labor row
The article blends a notice from War Savior's Lutheran Church with a railway labor dispute. It notes conductors and brakemen seeking higher pay though engineers and firemen have gains, and mentions arbitration offered by the Conference Committee of Managers. It also lists church activities and cemetery maintenance plans including lot donations and trustee actions led by Pastor E.R. Larton.
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Stern
Conference Committee of Managers
Ines
Conference Committee of
Hays
Watson-Parker
J. K. Rystad
E.R. Larton
Texas farm gains power and pest loss contrast
Texas farm products in the South for 1910 valued at 5.872 billion dollars versus the US total of 4.777 billion. The text notes cotton output gaps, a carbon plant west of Pampa consuming 22 million cubic feet of gas daily, and pest damage from insects costing Quebec's trees 10 million annually. It also cites church notices and missionary society activities.
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Texas
South
United States
Pampa
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