President Wilson Signs Emergency Railroad Control Bill
A look at the new railroad bill signed by President Wilson ends federal control at month’s end. The act creates a nine member railroad labor board split among labor carriers and public representatives with stipulations on nominations and salaries. The measure sets rules for wage disputes and board operation while detailing appointment processes and eligibility.
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Railroad Labor Board
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Ems
Comshall
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Commission
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Courts to decide merits of prior rights and inherent rights
Courts will have to finally decide on the merits of what are termed prior rights and those termed inherent rights, a distinction that centers on foundational legal entitlements and their duration. The ruling will influence how claims are weighed in future disputes over ownership and authority.
Peace Treaty Appears Buried in Senate Talks
International News Service reports on February 23 that the peace treaty seemed buried under lengthy senatorial oratory with little sign of a senate section on the pact.
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International News Service
Ngton
Senate
Memorials for Heroes Honor in Oak and Laurel
Translation given of memorials honoring fallen kin framed by oak and laurel. France and America flags draped with a wreath mark gratitude to those who gave their lives for liberty and justice. A Hugo poem line and a notice of Albany lodge meeting follow.
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Central Labor Union Meet at 8 Tonight
The Central Labor Union will meet to night at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed. Secretary Worley announces.
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Morgan County Tax Collector candidates seek Democratic primary votes
Authorized notices announce multiple candidates for Tax Collector of Morgan County. Names include Samuel, F, James A. Forman, Jack A. Robinson, W Collegiur, J H Hill, and W Harvey Drinkard, all subject to the Democratic primary and asking for voters support.
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James A. Forman
Morgan County
W. Harvey Drinkard
Trinity man Gunn enters Morgan County tax assessor race
The ballot lists Gunn of Trinity as a Democratic primary candidate for Morgan County tax assessor and Herman O. Troup as a candidate for Tax power, subject to Democratic primary action. Voter influence is requested.
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Morgan County
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