President Intervenes in Railroad Wage Dispute and Strike Standstill
The president urged immediate action on wage questions in the railroad maintenance workers dispute. He sent telegrams to MR Barker of the union, asking withdrawal of the strike order and to convene talks by February 12. A commission proposal to name wage experts accompanied the call, aiming to a just settlement without further delay and to avoid interruptions to transportation.
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Wien
Barker
Wilson
Detroit
Tailroade
Wilney
Commission
Mwe
Yan Aegeney
Han
Ramroad
Liggaid
Peatlrition
Prmciples
Swibunald
Rail unions push wage dispute outline amid strike postponement
Detroit February 1 The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers delays a 300000 member strike after a call from President Wilson for time. Union leaders affirm a firm plan to seek binding action on railroads and insist any settlement must follow their stated principles.
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Havard
White House
Detroit
Mich
Brotherhood of Maintenance of
Allen
Barker
Wilson
Washington
Waitten Panes
Way
Widow of Grimar Stands In West Wisconsin Trial
Witnesses recount shooting sequence and identification of a gunman at the Avalon window. Testimony details a hail of bullets near Second Street and Tower Avenue as the crowd watched, with several witnesses describing the gun’s muzzle flash and the path of shots toward the Avalon hotel.
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Zing
Parede
Marcel
Vyawer Avenue
Second Street
Teratr
Avalon Hotel
Taugene Tarnett
Avalon
Seceml Street
Teaver Syvcone
Gromit Syl
Watkins
Ebiuses
Ameri Legion
Sitke
Club i Centrafia
Bell
Jolue
Watt
Qeotealia Aimer
Jean Legion
Secondei Tan
Hiv yMataon
Talhah
Wace
Othe Ali
Vanderveer
Ware
Wiott
Walt
McDowell
Carpenter
McBowell
Gage
Ian
Otha
Navin Hye
Carpriner
Hornbeck
Missy Hornbeck
Marneu
Fragmentary Trial Testimony Describes Events After Shooting
Witnesses recount chaotic moments after a shooting touching Bland and others in a Queen Street room. Testimony notes no one remembers direct shots from the room while a salesman places suspects at the doorway and a delay in further proceedings due to a February holiday.
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Leslie Pawhen
Marts Reon
Cowal
Charbanneau
Evans Wuiation
Claude A. Banent
F. W. W. Hall
Bland
Wesleg Seerest
Ela Warding
Seorest
Iro
Taft on Lansing Cabinetrow in prehnait dispute
Prof Taft criticizes Secretary Lansing amid cabinet tensions triggering resignation rumors. The dispute centers on cabinet loyalty and the president’s control. As comments surface, officials weigh fitness for duty and potential shifts in administration alignment.
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Taft
Lansing
Red Cross Organizes Training for Home Nursing
The Red Cross organizes extensive training for home nursing as flu season rises. Efforts include volunteer nurse instructors, temporary interns, and classes in Yellowstone and Davin chapters to improve care while a statewide emergency service responds to outbreaks.
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Tawir
CIA
Red Cross
Iifluwiie
Frenees Friederichs
Eliefetann
Iailenaa
Perinia
Whaley
Yan
Power Black
Fay
Fay Instructions, ‘These Jaraanivecs
Margaret Mighes
Milchie Hoekensen
Mayine Miller
W. Stewart
Lewis Thawnpson
Red Ross Shapters
Oeddh
Matty
State Board of Teall
Pehapters
Fundiinetahs
Yellowstone
Davin
Lewis and Chirk
Gilman
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