Labor and railroad talks hint at industrial peace shifts
In Chicago a landmark conference between labor and railroads hints at a new balance where unions concede room for employer profit. The debate focuses on safety and the 70 car bill, with unions willing to back off certain restrictions to allow wage advances if profits rise.
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Coffeyville Bank Battle and Dalton Legacy Recall
The Coffeyville bank raid aftermath recalls four bandits and four citizens killed in minutes with 80 bullet marks on the Condon bank. Emmett Dalton survived, later paroled, pursued acting and a film about crime never pays, and visited graves of his brothers in 1931.
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