Threatened Railroad Strike Averted by Arbitration
The article notes the first use of arbitration under the New Lands amendment to the Hadman act to resolve labor disputes between capital and labor. A neutral tribunal fashioned a fair de reba gy and Justice, resulting in a compromise. Railroads gained wage relief aligned with living costs, while concessions included some equipment and safety improvements. The award, about seven percent, avoids broader freight-rate increases, with Interstate Commerce Commission involvement for any rate changes. The decision is viewed as a fair, reasonable solution to prevent wider disruption to East Coast commerce and Western road tensions.
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Teast
Seema
Falr
Hie Arbitration Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Public Sale Notice of Cattle and Hay Auction
A public sale is set for Saturday November 15 at 1 o clock. The property includes 12 cows, several two year old heifers and yearlings, one two year old bull, eighteen head of cattle in a crop of hay totalling about 65 tons. This notice lists the items to be offered for ante and provides the sale time.
One of Wall Street's Biggest Firms Falls Into Bankruptcy
United Press report from New York states that H. B. Hollins and Co. was placed into involuntary bankruptcy with a receiver appointed. The firm, once prominent on the New York and Consolidated exchanges, faces assets estimated between 260000 and half a million dollars, amid client withdrawals and concerns over investments in illiquid securities.
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Wall Street
United Press
New York
Rpceat
House of H. B. Hollins and Co
Sim
Holling and Co
Consolidated
Bishest Irnis
Whitman Drops John Doe Investigation Before Grand Jury
New York, Nov 1. After a call by Attorney Wise for McGuire in the highways graft case linked to the Hennessy inquiry, District Attorney says all John Doe inquiries will be dropped. Whitman will be presented before the New York Grand Jury with collected evidence.
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Whitman
John Doe
N. Y
Grand Jury
Byniten Press
New York
Atorney Wise
McGuire
Hennessy
Honaple
John Dow
Transfers Cemetery to Church in Corry
An announcement states Lie German Lutheran Cemetery has been transferred to the St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Corry free of encumbrance. Henry Keppel facilitated the transfer, signaling his faith in the church’s stability and future. The church asks those wanting burial lots or related business to contact Pastor or Secretary W. H. Soper.
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Corry
Henry Keppel
St. Paul's Lutheran Chirel
Keppel
Kenpel
W. H. Soper
Weber Porter Wedding In St Elizabeths Church
Theodore Weber marries Miss Lita Porter at St Elizabeths on the first evening of five o'clock rites conducted by Rev Father Kuute. Attendants include Guores Weber and Miss Marle Porter. After service the couple left for North Corry aboard the P T Ry flyer bound for Buffalo amid a lively send off.
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Five O'Lock
St. Elizabeth's
Kuuté
Paul Weber
Lita Porter
Te Kroom
Guores Weber
Marle Porter
North Corry
Buffalo
Columban
Walter Isa
Toon Post
Ghd
Porter
Arlington
Astor’s Ring for Fiancée Valued at 10000 in New York
Reported in New York on November 13 that Vincent Astor gave Miss Helen Huntingdon an engagement ring described as a superb piece of jewelry. The ring is valued at ten thousand dollars and is noted as a favorite of the young lady.
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New York
Rlng
Vincent Astor
Helen Huntingdon
Santa Fe Express Wrecked Near City
United Press reports a Santa Fe Express from Denver to Chicago derailed at an open switch near the city. Engineer John Dugan died from burns. a wagon loaded with alfalfa was crushed beneath the viaduct, killing the driver Green. Four Pullmans and a diner remained on the track. fire alarm wires were torn by the wreck.
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United Press
Ures No
Santa Fe
Denver
Chicago
Wqoint
John Dugan
St. Joseph's Hospital
Green
Ageam
Woodair
Visiting Teams Entertained For Thanksgiving Armory Games
Visiting teams to be entertained at the Armory with Company A and Falconer team on duty. High School opens schedule with gate takings planned. A large holiday party featured with local players hosting out of town guests.
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Mgut
Occason
Giultnik
Jewelry theft prompts police investigation in Pittsburg
In Pittsburg on November 18 a theft of diamonds and jewelry valued at 5000 dollars occurred during the night. Police are questioning a Mrs Le and other suspects as they review the scene and gather evidence from the residence.
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Walled Press
Pitsburg
Phi
Sta
Library lecture course sale to fund Public Library program
A committee plans a one day whirlyind campaign selling 600 tickets at 1.00 to fund library events. The schedule lists five numbers from November to March featuring Edward Amherst OW, Rogers and Grilley, The Killarney Girls and Tete Rich, Harwood Robert Mahloye, and Virginia Brooks, with student and reserve ticket options and a 10 cent extra for reservations.
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Artaligaments
Wakers Inn
Nody
Messrs. J,.t. Babbitt
Robert J. Oxhorne
Edward Amherst OW
Oracor
Rogers & Grilley
Gare
Fylaay
Killarney
Company
Artiata
Harwood Rober Mahloye
Virginia Brooks
Joan of Arc
Hammond
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Corry Evening Journal
Uuiiding
Center Street
Gornyy
Categuoyn
Paor
Ann Emrdw
Aganax Gounawoys
ManAowsa
Epcron
H. B. Hollins & Co
H. Keppel
German Lutheran Cemetery
Astor
Santa FE Express
Juliet
Armory
Stein-Bloch
Sam Jacobson & Co
Constitutional
Eouuiren
Chee
Emme & CO
Toledo
Winchester
West Main Street
W. Main Street
The
Barlow Hardware Co
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