Wage Fixing An Endless Process In Cross Exam
During cross examination in bre dent Keating before the Railroad Labor Board a government wage proposal is shown to risk an annual excess cost of 11,000,000,000. The statistician notes uniform federal living wage ignores city to village cost differences and could distort incomes for farmers and others. Government wage policy, by raising railroad and war industry pay, draws labor from farms, increasing costs without parallel income gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bredent Keating
Railroad Labor Board
Androme
Government wage fixes would trigger endless price hikes
The text argues that raising wages to 41 percent or more, controlled by the government, would force railroads and other businesses to raise prices, causing a perpetual cycle of wage and price increases tied to the cost of living.
Pioneer Music House Opening Night Event
A large following gathered in the Victrola Room for the Pioneer Music House opening. Special guests included Wallace Russell and J Ferguson from Standard Talking Machine Company Pittsburgh Victor distributors. George Baish of C C Mellor Company Pittsburgh Victor distributor. T A Dillon of Buehn Phonograph Edison distributors. H C Hengevald of Hamilton Company Mason Hamlin Chickering. Floral contributions from Victor Camden New Jersey C C Mellor Pittsburgh Standard Talking Machine and Buehn. Interior decorations by George D Lydie local florist who also presented floral donations. A large dinner at Tomb & Walker Cafe followed for employer artists and out of town guests.
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Victrola
Wallace Russell
J. Ferguson
Standard Talking Machine Company
Victor Distributors of
Pittsburgh
George Baish
C. C. Mellor Company
Victor Distributor
T. A. Dillon
Buehn Phonograph Company
Edison Distributors of
H. C. Hengevald
Hamilton Company
Mason-Hamlin and Chickering Piano Company
Victor Company
Camden
N. d
George D. Lydie
Tomb & Walker Cafe
May Delay B. R. P. Meet In DuBois
The system federation conference of the R. R. P. Railway Company shopmen may be postponed until John McNeil Leonard Singer and George Eck arrive in DuBois. They are expected today and a conference likely Monday may approve a peace plan at the forthcoming system decoration conference next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
System Federation
R., R. & P. Railway Company
Mesars
John McNeil
Leonard Singer
George Eck
DuBois
Railway Company
Chicago
Welton Bridge Dynamited in Potomac River Crossing
The Welton tunnell bridge on the Western Maryland Railroad over the Potomac River near South Cumberland and Ridgely West Virginia was exploded at 4 am. Residents woke to the blast and damaged windows. Authorities deem it likely amateurs caused the act, with an estimated loss of 300 dollars.
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International News Service
Cumberland
Welton Tunnell
Western Maryland
Potomac River
Ridgely
W. Va
Transfers Record of Property Trades in Homer City Blairsville and Johnstown
Frank W. Graham transfers to Martin Peterson a lot in Homer City for 2000 dollars while E B Kettering conveys to Anton W Fer ancy a lot in Blairsville for 3500 dollars. Margaret C Kenney sells 72 34 acres coal rights to Johnstown Land Co for 1000 dollars.
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Frank W. Graham
Martin Peterson
Homer City
E. B. Kettering
Anton W. Ferancy
Blairsville
Margaret C. Kenney
Johnstown Land Co
Turbulent Smyrna Crisis as Greek Protests Reach League
Reports from Adri anople claim a revolution against Green authority while Greek marines failed to land at Smyrna, Turks repelling them as a massive fire devastates the city. Refugees plead for aid amid explosions and massacre warnings, with Britain and France weighing political strands in the Near East crisis.
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Adrianople
Smyrna
Fromt
London Daily Mail
Russia
Riga
Constantinople
Batom
Caucasus
Kameneff
Red Army
Athens
Greece
League of Naations
United States
Washington
State Department
Asia Minor
Bristol
Department
Europe
Near East
Dardanelles
Turkey
France
Great Britain
Gallipoli
Loumania
Great Briaain
Britain
Rua- Bia
India
Bagdad
French
Senate battle looms over veto on long-fought legislation
Amid a campaign year the Senate and House clash over a bonus measure. House supporters expect a two-thirds override if vetoed, while Senate margins hinge on a handful of votes. Absences complicate counts as anti and pro bonus camps race to gauge fate of the bill.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
White House
House
Rail Shopcraft Strike Ends as Burlington Reaches Agreement
After a conference with elected shopcraft representatives, Burlington and its workers approved graduated wage increases and revised rules. Other lines like Pennsylvan ia and Union Pacific may follow. Some roads have resumed work while some striking groups protest and vote to stay out.
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Burlington
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Baltimore & Ohio
Northwestern
First Week Of Local School Plans Music Courses
The district will move last year's after hours music program into the day with academic credits based on hours. Courses include Normal School Music, a boys and girls Glee Club, and a High School Orchestra. Circus day caused minor disruption but attendance remained strong. Mr and Mrs H V Heberlinger hosted High School faculty for dinner at Locust street. A Friday 8:30 Get-acquainted supper aimed to boost cooperation among teachers and directors, held on the second ward building lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Heberlinger
Locust Street
Imples
Second Ward
County Auditor Bennett Heads West for G A R Encampment Trip
County Auditor John Bennett and his family plan a touring car journey starting Monday through Ohio cities including Cleveland and Toledo, then to Desa Moines for the G A R Encampment in Iowa. The trip will visit Chicago and Kansas City and may last about a month.
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John Bennett
West
Desa Moines
Iowa
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Kansas City
Circumstances Altered Case Study Line Breaks
An abstract, fragmentary exchange features an Eminent Specialist and a Case debating ownership of a case, with garbled phrases and missing words creating a cryptic dialogue about words, intent, and control. The incomplete lines resemble a truncated courtroom or investigative exchange.
Ray family reunion honors Florence Creps in resolution
The Ray families adopted a resolution at their reunion praising Florence Creps for her service and self sacrifice. They extend deepest sympathy to her family and request a copy of the resolution be sent to them, published in newspapers, and entered into minutes. Committee members Dr. L. N. Ray Perry Lawis Clark Ray Ida Ray.
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Ray
Florence Creps
Jnhone
Blairsville News and Social Notes
Fatally hurt in a rock quarry report continues. Miss Stees resigns as Community Nurse and will become Directress of Nurses at Latrobe Hospital. Miss Myrtle Luchsinger to assume duties. Blairsville seeks cooperation from residents. Golden wedding celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tittle. Presbyterian Centennial planned October 1 to 6 with historical sermons, social events, concerts, and a tablet unveiling. Pastors listed include Hunter and six others.
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Miss Steel
Miss Stees
Latrobe Hospital
Blairsville
Red Gross
Washington, D. C
Myrtle Luchsinger
Luchsinger
C. L. Tittle
Brown Street
Tittle
Presbyterian Church
Johnstown
William Flemming
Harry Woodruff Tittle
New Florence
Sherman Smith
Mrs. Tittle
First Presbyterian Church of
Christian Endeavor
Thomas Davis
George Hill
J. W. Criswell
Wm. L. Barrett
Michael M. McDivitt
Daugherty on impeachment trial over Ireland unrest
Attorney General Daugherty faces impeachment charges in Washington as the House Judiciary Committee weighs evidence of alleged constitutional violations and abuse of public funds. In Ireland, bomb explosions injure nine while rail lines and communications disrupt the region amid fierce fighting across Belfast Dublin Cork Limerick and Tarbert.
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International News Service
Washington
Daugherty
House Judiciary Committee
House
Representative Keller
Department of Justice
Keller
Belfast
South Ireland
Dublin
Cork
Limerick
Tipperary
Tarbert
Donaghmore Street
Ford Plants Closed Monday After Shutdown
Seventy thousand Ford workers near Detroit lose jobs as plants halt operations. Thirty thousand auxiliary workers in local facilities join the layoff, with broader nationwide impact feared. Railway officials arrange service curtailments after a conference, and workers are urged to conserve finances amid a potential multiweek or longer pause.
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Ford
Detroit
M. O
Ines
Dayton Fair Local Horses Take Purses
Local horses distanced the field by a comfortable length and were first under the wire. Mr. Marshall praised the mare Polly and Moorhead for their masterly handling. He presented the Indiang driver with a handsome gold purse in appreciation.
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Polly
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