Labor Trouble Narrowly Foreshadows Galveston Service
In Galveston Texas July 26 a labor dispute looms over Southern Pacific and the New York Galveston service. Suderman and Dolson offer wages lower than local Algiers or New York rates prompting possible moving of Longshoremen to Galveston. International Longshoremen’s convention approves transfer within the Galveston branch, urging cordial reception while opposing wage cuts. Captain Rob Runde Tay is found dead in Galveston, defaulting to natural causes pending inquest.
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Galveston
Texas
Oateet
Southern Pacific
New York
Boutbert Eecltic
Suderiwnan & Dolson
International Kongshorenen
Algiers
Suderman & Dolson
Maelite
T. W. Dee
The
Labor Tearner
Post
Deeanya
Budermen & Dolson
International
Mallory Tne
Weng
Plo
Ormer
Taos
Gulf
Houston
Ither
Givestin
Rob Runde Tay
Bie
Kista
Beatae
Biel
Justice Fontaine
Rhode
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Fridaay
Edward Haines
Walter We Nev Pwond
Cann
Ar Re Shandeller
Albertus Behafer
Almianars Charriels Cora
Louie Schnsider
Fred Walter Chane
Willie Browning Turcopiller
Fred ©. Cole
Draper
J. N. Corbet
Parker Wiles
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