Mediation Board Opens Talks On Rail Strike Impasse
New York, Aug 10. The United States board of mediation and conciliation held its first conference with the four railway brotherhoods as efforts to avert a nationwide strike continued. Both sides showed firmness on eight hour day demands and time and a half, with mediators forecasting possible arbitration if mediation fails. A second meeting was scheduled with managers and union reps.
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William L. Chambers
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Many Bodies Found in Cabin Creek Valley Flood
Rescue squads reported heavy loss of life after floods swept Cabin Creek valley destroying mining cabins. Twenty three bodies recovered with relief trains and provisions to reach affected districts as authorities warn of widespread destitution in Harold Valley and Jarold Valley in Boone County.
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Two Yellow Fever Cases on Ward Line Steamship Portium
New Orleans reports two crew members aboard the Ward line steamer Portium infected with yellow fever after arrival from Mexico. The Portium docked near the Mississippi River mouth yesterday and was placed under quarantine pending further tests and potential spread precautions.
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Man Plunges to Death From Singer Building Tower
A man identified as Albert Goldman, 60, fell from the Singer Building tower during Broadway lunch hour in New York. The incident occurred during a busy midtown moment as bystanders watched in shock.
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Republicans Shift Responsibility in Senate Conference
Washington August 10. After two hours of debate the Republican conference adopted a resolution claiming the Democratic majority controls legislation and adjournment. They reserve the right to oppose or request action on pending bills and urge action on important measures this session. Democratic caucus has left immigration unfinished next December.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Republican Conference
Russian Troop Contingent Reaches Brest France
Another contingent of Russian troops has been landed at Brest France and received an enthusiastic welcome.
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France
Associated Press
Brest
Weather Outlook: Fair Tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Friday with slightly cooler temps in the eastern portion. Winds will be moderate and variable across the region.
Allies Make Gains as Kirkman Delivers Bond Speech
Former Guilford representative Kirkman headlined a campaign push praising bonds. The record notes strong allied gains across fronts and highlights his well received speech as a top moment.
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Kirkman
Guilford
West Point area to get new picture house and church leader
High Point moves include a two story brick building on Main Street planned for a moving picture show and a drug store with offices above. West End Baptist Church unanimously calls Rev. C R Sorrell of Indiana to be pastor, awaiting his acceptance. two campaigns and large crowds mark the town meetings and growth since 1913.
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Committee Sets Friday Meeting for County Celebration
A 3 PM Friday gathering in the Commercial club rooms will set plans for the opening celebration of the High Point Greensboro highway. The 11 member committee led by W. C. Boren of Greensboro will finalize details for a Labor Day event expected to be a mammoth celebration.
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J. ©. Forester
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J. Elwood Cox
J. W Harris
J. P. Rawley
A. L. Brooks
C. C. Hudson
C. H. Andrews
R. L. Mebane
Freight Car Shortage Threatens All Union Networks
The Interstate Commerce Commission warned carriers shippers and consignees of a looming shortage of freight cars. It urged close supervision of loading and unloading and rapid return of cars to home lines, noting grain shipments pace as the main cause.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Senate Republicans Split Over Program Ahead of September 1 Break
Washington Aug 10 Senate Republicans in conference declined to accept the Democratic steering committee program aimed at adjourning before September 1. A faction opposing immigration bill action was outvoted by those demanding progress on immigration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Republicans
Democratic Steering Committee
Senate Democrats to caucus on revenue bill
Washington Aug 10 Senate Democrats plan a caucus to consider the Senate finance committee recommendation on the house revenue bill. Amendments include reducing income tax exemptions raising large inheritance taxes continuing stamp taxes and revising the wine tax schedule.
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Senate Finance Committee
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North Carolina Deaf and Dumb Association Opens Convention
Wilmington August 10 the state association for the deaf and dumb began its annual convention at Wrightsville Beach with nearly 150 in attendance. Mayor Moore welcomed delegates, translated by interpreters. Col Walker Taylor will address tomorrow, delegates will tour the city, and a debate on Morganon state institution management is expected as the feature. The meeting adjourns Saturday.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
North Carolina Association For the Deaf and Dumb
Wiightsville Beach
Mayor Moore
Interpeters
Col
Walker Taylor
Chamber of Commercce
Morganon
Industrial Committee Night Meeting Sets Fundraising Target
The Industrial committee of the Commercial club meets at 7:30 tonight to hear four sub committees report on efforts to raise 2000 dollars. Subscriptions are expected to be signed and published soon. Steve Clark, elected secretary, begins planning and may appoint a lady secretary in the near future.
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Carranza Promises Amnesty After Election
Mexico City reports General Carranza is quoted promising a post election law granting amnesty to Mexicans fleeing to foreign countries. The statement follows the presidential vote and aims to ease exile burdens.
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Kirkman Presses Bond Support for High Point Uplift
Mr Kirkman explained provisions in detail and urged High Point residents to back upcoming bonds. He called for abandoning old political feuds and focusing on town building. Many in the crowd raised their hands showing strong support and a lasting impression.
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British Trawlers Sunk by German Submarine Offensive
Berlin dispatch via Reuter reports between July 31 and August 5 a German submarine sank 13 British team trawlers and one British gasometer coal steamer in the North Sea.
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