Labor men reject Baltimore and Ohio peace terms
July 29 report says shopmen and federation leaders rejected the Baltimore and Ohio memorandum offering a national board of adjustment and restored overtime and seniority rights only amid insistence on a national settlement. Galloway outlined company positions while workers pressed against concessions and outside contractor use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bali and Ohio
Minlion Chaenan
W. J. McGee
System Shop Federation
Conce Bere
Vice Prestity
C. W. Galloway
Htegelates
Oway
Baltimore and Ohio
William J. McGee
Baltimore Ohio Shop Crafts Federation
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Galloway
National Board of Adjustment
Wmuee
Szar
Board of Adjustment of
United Sates Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Dave Hoy
Reply of Shop Crafts Representatives to B and O
Baltimore and Ohio memorandum of July 26 is viewed as unacceptable by the Shop Crafts group. They argue the proposals lack clear terms, invite wide interpretation, and could lead to continued dispute despite managements’ goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore, Ma
W. Galloway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio
Richard Kelly Dies in Montana After Army Service
Clarence Kelly receives word from Miles City Montana of his uncle Richard Kelly death. Body to be brought to Grafton for burial with no services planned yet. Richard lived in Miles City, last in Grafton 26 years ago, survived by two sisters Mea Ella Kelly and Mrs J. B. Goodnow and a nephew. He served five years in the U S Army and was linked to Custer's troops in the last stand. remains arrival expected early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Kelly
Miles City
Montana
Richard Kelly
Kelly
Grafton
Mea Ella Kelly
Boyd Street
J. 8. Goodnow
United States Army
Custer
One Killed and Others Injured in Martinsburg Car Crash
Martinsburg West Virginia July 29 Leona M Carr a 17 year old Martinsburg girl died from injuries suffered in an automobile accident that night. Her father L C Carr was in critical condition and five other persons were injured when the Carr auto overturned at Marlowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W. Va
Leona M. Carr
L. C. Carr
Carr
Marlowe
Local Clothing Firm Rebrands in West Virginia Mining Region
The Loar Hendrickson Company dissolves and transfers ownership to W. P. Hendrickson B. W. Auvil and Bernard Faherty, with the store to be known as Hendrickson Anvil Company. The Clarkburg establishment, dating to 1902, grows from Lear and Hendrickson to Loar Hendrickson & Co then to the current arrangement, as the retiring Lear expresses gratitude for patronage. In Knoxville Tennessee July 29 a wage agreement grants 2.50 daily increases to 5000 miners across 25 Kentucky Tennessee field operations, negotiated by unions and the Kentucky-Tennessee Coal Operators Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erickson Clothing
Loar
Clarksburg
Loar and Poe
B. F. Poe
West Virginia
Clark Building
I. C. Klein
Lear and Hendrickson
Charles Wehn
B. W. Anvil
Loar-Hendrickson
Bernard Faherty
Feherty
Lear
Knoxville
Tenn
A.P
Kentucky, Tennessee
Cincinnati
Kentucky-Tennessee Coal Operators’ Association
District 19
United Mine Workers
Youths in West Virginia Kill Father After Whippings
Prank and Will Brown aged 14 and 16 confessed to deputies that they poked a shotgun through a log crack and shot their sleeping father Elias Brown in a McDowell county cabin near Bradshaw. They carried the body away, covered it with leaves, and later told relatives, while a younger brother watched. The boys were jailed at Welch, showing little remorse.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Will Brown
McDowell County
Welch
Frank
Will
Elias Brown
Bradshaw
Promier
Rich Youth Funds Feed Hungry Miners
New York July 29 AP The opposition to the American Fund for Public Service by Charles Garland Massachusetts idealist who is giving away his inheritance will go to the relief of starving miners in Western Pennsylvania coal fields. Appropriations of 2000 were authorized by the board of directors at their first meeting Garland attended The principal of the fund will remain intact and only the income used for appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Fund For Public Service
Charles Garland
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Board of Directors
Garland
Business not discouraged says Fourth Federal Reserve review
Cleveland July 29. The monthly review of the Fourth Federal Reserve Bank reports that business remains steady despite coal and rail strikes. Iron and steel production is threatened, but optimism persists, particularly in the auto industry. Construction is advancing rapidly and ore shipments support lake ferries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fourth Federal Reserve Bank
Lake Gee Sols
Track Walkers Attacked by Masked Men near Williamsport
Dewey Badd of Winchester and Walter Thompson of Baltimore track workers for Western Maryland were set upon by masked assailants near Williamsport Maryland last night. They were badly beaten stripped and tarred and feathered brought to hospital and reported in serious condition today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Railway
Hagerstown
Dewey Badd
Winchester
Walter Thompson
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
Williamsport
Miner Killed in Premature Blast Near Donnelly Mine
At Margarite near GISBURG Pennsylvania a premature dynamite blast in the Donnelly and Kayalo mine killed Joseph Diskey and seriously injured his father Andrew Olakey. The accident occurred today and details follow from AP dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gisburg
Marguerite
Joseph Diskey
Andrew Olakey
Weekend Visitors and Local Business in the City
A flood of visitors and shoppers populated the city as residents and out-of-town guests converged for weekend activities. Notables include Joseph Fortney and Marion en route to Gladesville Preston county and Harry Hooker heading to Elkins for the weekend, with numerous professionals and families arriving from Morgantown Parkersburg and cross-state towns for visits, business, and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Fortney
Marion
Gladesville
Preston County
Harry Hooker
Joho Brown Electrical Shop
Elkins
J. E. W. Carder
Grafton
George W. Poe
Wilford Street
Bartow
Florida
Carder
E. L. Rubright
Evansville
Ind
J. P.curry
Charles Goudy
Maple Avenue
George Dorsett
Woodlawn
Charles Eng
Parkersburg
L. M. Ford
Oak Grove
N.C. Miller
Morgantown
John McThena
Chester
W. Va
Walter Shaffer
J. W. Davis
Aurora
Staley E. Hamrick
Simpson
W. A. Beavers
Wheeling
Jessie Phillips
J. H. Smeltz
Cumberland
John ©. Shrever
Pittsburgh
John Cummings
Lucille Riggs
J. R. Latta
K. H. Shriver
Fred Marder
C. B. Krebs
Charleston
L. W. Lohenstein
Michael Murray
Ryden
J. H. Cragg
Baltimore
A. F. Wilmot
M. M. Hoppins
Aly
G. D. Waite
Portsmouth
Jonio
Charles M. Lowden
Nelsonville
Ohio
Marie Brady
J. W. Carroll
Kingwood
A. J. Smith
Clarksburg
N. E. Moats
J. W. Stone
Detroit
Mich
Frank Yager
Richard
Philippi
RF. Middleton
Idianapolis
Ona Jefferys
G M. Cutwright
Orel Jard Street
Velma Carroll
Wesleyan College
Buelhannon
William Means
Knottsville
John Haddix
Hazel
Ed Schrader
Newsburg
Albert Batson
Route No
B. L. Compton
White Day Settlement
Charles Knotts
Barbow County
Cris Stempie
Cove Run
Roy Newton
Fairmont State
Normal School
Webster
Lack of Fuel Shuts Furnaces in Brier Hill Plant
Youngstown Ohio July 1 The open hearth units at the Brier Hill works including eleven furnaces were shut down during the day the company office announced. Six of the furnaces will be started again tonight to resume natural gas fuel. The coal shuttle is due to resume. Train delays would be annoying if railway employees were more sympathetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Hollywood Talk Only Trouble Now
Will Hays, head of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association, warned at a Hollywood chamber dinner that only talk harms Hollywood. He said, after studying studios here, that the only bad influence in Hollywood is talk. The remarks were reported from Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Cal
A. P
Will Hays
Motion Picture Produce Distributors Association of Ay Fea
Hollyw
Hollywood Chamber of Commerce
Hollywood
Mr. Hays
Ralph Monacoa Thought to Have Left Intentionally
Steubenville July 24 A P Ralph Monacoa 18 son of Oliver Monacoa wealthy coal operator who disappeared a week ago is thought to have left of his own accord rather than be kidnapped The Mather asked that Theodore Philips of Elizabeth Pa held in connection with the disappearance be released
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Steubenville
Ohio
Ralph Monacoa
Oliver Monacoa
Mather
Theodore Philips
Elizabeth
Reported Submarine Losses Declared Unfounded
In San Diego a tender Beaver on a submarine convoy radioed from the naval air station that she was all right and did not report any convoy submarines missing. In Los Angeles officials said all twelve submarines en route to Hampton Roads and the Beaver convoy were accounted for at the submarine base.
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San Diego
Cal
Beaver
Mlasing
Naval Air Station
Los Angeles
Los Angels
Hampton Roads
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Save Men
PP Ag Ada
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Aety
National Railroad Service
J. McGee
Pres. Balto. & Ohio System Federation
Railroad Company
National Boards of Adjustents
Transportation Act
National Boards of Adjustment
Railroad Labor Board
Tme
Boards of Adjustment
Mr. Galloway
System Board of Adjustment
Mannner
Haye
Seymour
Tnd
Washington
Association of Railway Executives
Tennessee
Deng
Parent
New England
Fourth
Federal Reserve Bank
Joseph
Hays
The
Motion Picture Producers Association
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