Northwestern switchmen strike halts lines from Lake Superior to Pacific
A 2401 switchmen strike across the northwest effective at six pm halted traffic from Lake Superior to the Pacific. The walkout targets wage hikes, Sunday and overtime pay, and looser qualification rules, with rail managers proposing a 20 cent yearly increase and noting substantial costs if demands are met. The dispute interrupted grain shipments from Duluth and Superior toward the west, triggering wheat price spikes in Chicago.
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Lake Superior
Pacifin
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Duluth
Superior
Ton
Railway Managers Committee
Smitehraun
Girlesn Rabbrad
Serug Nm
Randall Speaks On Waterways Policy For New York
Fort Wayne resident Perry A. Thandal attends a New York Waterways Association session in Albany. Randall delivers a long address praising river and canal improvements to lower freight costs, boost western farm products, and enable national transport, arguing waterways are essential for U S growth and cheaper distribution across the Midwest.
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Dion
Perry A. Thandal
Fort Wayne
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Tyre
Capitol
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Slate
Willie B. Landrech
Demin
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Hughes
Randall
Smite
New York
Wollars
Loweral
Tates
New Yorke
Promercy
Middle West
Nidhe
Walter
Willyla
Gulf
Nober
Atlantic
West Coustry
Wiberveay
Hanntt
Tarech Hmvsk
Erie Canal
Lake Bei
Erie
HBO
Nature
PSHM
Rampurinan
Elaine
Musa
Merri wether’s cross country motorcycle feat and sugar case
Report covers Merriwether's 6400 mile motorcycle run from San Francisco to New York, overcoming deserts and rail ties amid hazards and praise. It also details a government fraud trial against Sugar Refining executives in New York, with testimony about under weighing sugar and pay practices.
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James F. Dendémnapel
United States Circuit Court
Corvera— Linn
Ife
Pena Sugar Refining Company
Bendsmagel
Ote
Somranas
Willamebare
Hrooklyn
Andrei J. Milaste
Mereiwether
Anny
Merriwether Meda
Berriwether
Mayor Hosey Faces Untamed Faction in City Move
The board debates successor selection as Mayor Hosey’s administration delays action. Proponents allege the present setup has unresolved tasks and demands pivot to a formal appointment. A printer’s note and resignation chatter hint at internal rifts while ongoing coverage continues on Page 2.
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Wrestles Wii Work Four Meetings Set Next Week
Four special meetings are scheduled over the next seven days. Zollars claim held up a week. Annexation of new territory appears doubtful.
City Council Calendar With Meetings and Special Sessions Planned
The council announces a busy schedule at Market Houses on Einleleo and other venues. Regular meetings, special sessions, and committee discussions are set for Thursday and Tuesday nights, with topics including public works, zoning, and treaty matters. Additional notices indicate continuations on page 2 column 43.
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Campo
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Conunelt
Arhole
Cowneil Reosnti
Bank Clerks Sentenced in Fort Wayne and Nearby
Fort Wayne judge Anderson imposed minimum five year terms on Ed Detzar of Fort Wayne and Frank Nicolai of Auburn among others in a sweeping embezzlement case. The defendants included bankers from Indianaplis and Terre Haute, with sentences ranging to several years. concerns about family ties and arrangements influenced court actions as relatives watched.
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Fort Wayne
Frank Nicolai
Auburn
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Mme Tatte Heulé National Tak
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Dietsen
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Brunk H. Nicplas
City National Bart
Auturn
Norman Baritten
Tre Giana Nalisgal Bik
Indianaport
Weadey
Tunston Hau
Une
Aehis
Adather Vank
Ostar Cochrane
Cin 4Imericah Wational Bank
Indiananni
Elle
Tomorows Mornig
William H. Marker
Nash R. Marker
First National Bank of
Tinton
Mader
Paty Gall
Tonzecq
Wie
Ica
Ith
Winmerien
Rial
Arfnre
Pringler
Phillips
Detzer
Nisolat
Ante
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Deter
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Phimps
F& Lwenty
Sikre Anderson
Mirolui
Philelips
Tive Laure
Netzer
Tna
Wag Nor
Ommerich
Privsler
Betseitelto Ithe Bank
Nad al Ieaat
aMirele
Conyler Vong
Hank
Tylsum
Celumna
Toledo and Indiana rail sale stirs western outlet plans
Toledo Ohio November 20 A bid by the Schoepf Morgan syndicate signals the Ohio Electric Railway would pay 1,000,000 plus to extend westward beyond Fort Wayne and link Toledo with Lima Road while the Toledo Wabash St Louis project looms as an alternative. Local investors including Water and Braw and others remain ready to negotiate terms.
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Ohio
Schoepf-Morgan, Syndicate
Wilhl
Port Wayne
ANG Bayond
Indiana
Mo Nias
Cable
Schoepf
Wabash & St
Wis
Clarence D. Whitney
St Louis
Foeda
Milwas
Sding
Betwee Maumes
Neapolis
Ward
Ohio Erectrie
Hull
Fort Wayne
Campas
Tte
Maumee
Lima
Ohis Electric
Pere Wayne
Watter & Braw &, Nauts
Reese
Schoep-Morgan Syndicate
Mexico seeks peaceful Nicaragua solution via U S offer
Mexico proposes a peaceful settlement to the Nicaraguan crisis and has presented the idea to the United States. Foreign Minister Ignacio Mariscal confirmed theMexican government’s suggestion tonight.
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United States
Ignacio Martscal
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