Striking Shopmen Return to Work Under Settlement
Striking shopmen resumed work on a staged basis after a Thursday settlement. The accord ties wages to June 16 standards set by the U.S. Railroad Labor Board, restores seniority to June 30, 1922 levels, and creates a six person commission to settle disputes. Multiple major railroads named include Baltimore & Ohio New York Central and Chicago & Northwestern.
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Bert M. Jewell
Lzndeethers
Property Ag
New York
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Southern
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Buffalo
Rochester & Pittsburg
New York Central
Chesapeake & Oho
St. Paul
Milwaukee
S. Davies Warfield
Seaboard
National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities
Warfield
Jewell
Baltimore
Daniel Willard
A. H. Smith
Texas Tax Rates and Roads Projects Across Counties
Beaumont tentatively sets tax at two dollars per hundred as erosion projects threaten Blue Creek road and earte road near El Campo. Brazoria voters face a 20000 bond for gravel or paved roads while Hempstead SD approves a local tax rate. Rail projects advance to Husking Mound Freeport route, Round Rock hosts Williamson County Old Settlers reunion, and a cement transport rate of 10 cents per hundred pounds is granted for Baytown Goose Creek to Houston Manchester by Dayton Goose Creek line.
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Williamson County Old Settlers’ Association
Georgetown
Britain Moves To Block Kemal Troop Move To Constantinople
London reports Britain orders the Mediterranean fleet to block Kemalist forces from crossing the straits toward Constantinople. Five seaplanes and thirty officers sail from Malta for recon work as a joint note with France and Italy is considered to deter any breach of the neutral zone. The crisis follows Kemal’s vow to take the city, with other nations rushing reinforcements.
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London Times
Athens
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American Relief Committee
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Winona
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Chrissotsa
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Mohamet II
Peru Ratifies Washington Protocol Between Chile and Peru
Lima Peru Thursday the Peruvian congress ratified the protocol and complementary act signed at the Washington conference between Chile and Peru. The measure passed by a 94 to 3 vote.
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Lima
Peru
Washington
Chile
Postmasters Get Increase in Washington Salaries
First class postmasters' salaries rise following the year ended December 31, 1921, as computed by First Assistant Postmaster General Bartlett. Salaries are fixed by receipts of each office for the previous calendar year and take effect at the start of the fiscal year in July.
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Washington
Bartlett
New Crude Freight Rate Set by Texas Railroad Commission
The Texas Railroad Commission fixed a new freight rate of 10 cents per 100 pounds on crude and fuel oil carloads from Galveston Texas City and Houston to Gulf. The change becomes effective on five days' notice.
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Tex
Galveston
Texas City
Houston
Gulf
Hill
State Railroad Commission
Lenglen retires from singles tennis in tournaments
Suzanne Lenglen told friends in Paris after returning from Le Touquet that she has played her last singles in tournament matches due to a recurrence of heart trouble she has suffered recently.
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Paris
Suzanne Lenglen
le Touquet
New Orleans Cotton Market Ends Lower After Asia Minor News
The New Orleans cotton market sagged as Asia Minor developments fueled heavy selling. By late trading prices slipped 28 to 40 points from Thursday’s finals, with the close 27 to 33 points under, October at 20.72 cents and hitting 20.65 cents at its low.
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New Orleans
Asia Minor
Czech runner Wejzhkova breaks 100 yard world record
Swift Young reports that Czech athlete Wejzhkova of the Czechoslovak team set a new women’s world record in the 100 yard dash at Pershing Stadium Paris during the first International Women’s Olympic Games, clocking 112-5 seconds.
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Miss Wejzhkova
Pershing Stadium
Paris
New German Money Unveiled On Constitution Day
On Constitution day in Germany the first three mark coins were distributed by the mint with designs by Professor Quackerle of Munich. Additional currency will follow a debut marking a new monetary era.
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Germany
Professor Quackerle
Munich
First American Dental College Founded in Baltimore 1820
The first dental school in the United States was established in Baltimore in 1820, marking a landmark in professional dental education. This historic milestone anchors the emergence of organized dentistry and scholarly training in the early republic.
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Dental College
United States
Baltimore
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