Railroad shopmen vote to strike pending rules vote
Chicago workers vote to strike against wartime rail wage reductions but defer action until working rules are issued by the labor board. TBAL Jewell announces plan to ballot again on rates, while leaders condemn the labor board and push for retention of present national agreements amid a large open shop dispute across railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi. Conotey
Reneral
United States
TB. AL. Jewell
Shop Crafts
Wrass
Nara
Labor Board
Jewell
Art Jewell
Norking Mss
Jewell Gyi
Sibshite
Sa Fartary
Howard J. Evans
Agel Omerk
Jowell
Plans delayed for finance subsidiary of United Grain Growers
Chicago based report notes Farmers Finance Corporation subsidiary plans paused until March 1923 when United States Grain Growers, Inc. releases its new policy. Officials emphasize adherence to cooperative aims and await broader member input. Sales by U S Grain Growers members to proceed under existing selling agency arrangements, with J Mc Anda san and sales committee extending grain handling at St Paul and other markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Farmers’ Finance Corporation
United States Grain Growers, Inc
Hiehl Ih Aheyange
A. Dnstatson
Franks M. Myers
Midtle West
War Finance Corporation
Tarmers
Ime
Unites
Sermanens
J. Mc Andasan
United States
League report puts disarmament up to Washington meet
The report discusses disarmament and wartime diplomacy with Japan and Mexico, outlining U S cooperation at the Washington conference. It mentions Russian plans and the Allied conference, noting debates over fortifications and trade restrictions amid postwar security. The piece references leaders in Japan, Britain, and the United States shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Washington
First Hunter Fined for Shooting After Six PM
Albert C. Nelson, a harper living between New Amsterdam and Metts vray Tittle, is fined for shooting after six in the evening. He faced a county deter Ayendley ward, with costs, for shoving a quick train and other allegations. The report notes wagers, prices, and local district names, but the core event is the after hours shooting fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Nelson
New Amsterdam
Hina Artis
Guide-less Wonder Big Free Attraction for Afternoons
A garbled description promotes a guideless wonder pacing horse as a major free attraction at the fair. It mentions ownership by FE and Walkiee of Mkader, Iowa, with unclear references to drivers, timing, and other event details amid nonsensical wording and broken phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Bwlky
Grumm
Walkiee
Mkader
Towa
Haga
Ak Weine
Britain Seeks Clear Sinn Fein Reply On Conference Call
Britain presses Sinn Fein for a definite reply to Lloyd George on whether his Sept 7 letter was a surrender demand or an invitation to a conference. De Valera offers readiness to meet British delegates if the invitation stands and insists on a conference only with no prejudice unless an agreement fails.
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London
Associated Press
Hamon de Valera
Lloyd George
Valery
Lloyd Fen
Sinn Fein
Vallengues
Sundey
Liordearge
de Valera
Arrest of 5 Badgers breaks up auto theft ring
Milwaukee police report five men arrested on Sunday broke up a broad auto larceny ring. Frank Smith Albert Smith and William Smith of Rice Lake Edward Hebring Carl Zimmerman, all 20, were taken by detectives while fishing at Lake. Nineteen cars were stolen and identified. many are to be returned to owners. Cars were moved from a North Side garage where engine and license numbers were altered. The operation allegedly distributed cars through a Midwestern network with local distribution to farmers. Suspects were held by the Chippewa County sheriff and Milwaukee official A A Shuldin is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwau Kun
Ares
Frank Smith
Albert
William
Rice Lake
Mil Hebring
Carl Zimmermann
Lake
Chippewa Walls
Ar!anged Automobile Larnery Corporation
Midyauker
Sebareed
Smiths
Zimmermann
Smith
Uenrice
Arantha
Isto
A. A. Shul-' Din
Aucorony Corporation
Bomb Factory Found After Chicago Gang Arrest
Fourteen sticks of explosive material and bomb components were seized after the capture of five gang suspects in Chicago. One prisoner was wounded by police as they surrounded the shop, injuring their target and scattering debris through the front. Detectives say the group planned multiple bombings tied to shoe retailers and hint at broader official involvement.
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Chicago
Holies
Tive Dymindters
Ipolice
Richard Tharke
Burke
David Krenai
Iirs
James
Barry
Charles
Sererdl
Hughes
Monarchist Battle Celebration Crushed by Berlin Reds
In Wilmersdorf a monarchist victory celebration for the Battle of Tannenberg was disrupted by communist and fascist elements who forced the crowd to chant revolutionary slogans. Officials seized banners honoring ex-Emperor William, and the scene ended with many banners burned in the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
REDS
County Clerk Grants 1925 Hunting License Record
A long time hunter, the oldest in the county, was issued a 1925 hunting license Monday by County Clerk Mowsrd Lee. The man, aged 55, already held a license since the Inn was in fares, and officials believe this may set a state record for consecutive years of licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Soditind
Otter Limansas
Mowsrd Lee
La Crosse Fair Parade Opens With Record Crowd Expected
Two thousand marchers are set for the La Crosse fair parade signaling opening day of the thirtieth annual exposition. The program promises large crowds, with overflow tents and extensive exhibits including horse racing, poultry displays, and judging in multiple departments. Organizers stress orderly entry, street procession routes, and free fair admission with parade tokens for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedarburg
Sioon
la Crosse Toe Jorsinig Vair Association
la Crogee Tlie
Toon
Tuy Fhiy
Relief Officer Goes to Russia Famine Area
U S relief official at Riga moves toward Russia's famine zone with twenty Red Cross acting staff joining Colonel MaskeI's party set to depart for Moscow Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Riga
RUGA
Cal Wi
Baskid
Amerwan Telief Abinistration Wart
Rossi
Twenky Redog
Iis Reacion
Russia
Maskel
Moseny
Unemployment Conference Set for Capital Meeting
The national unemployment conference will meet next Monday at ten o'clock in Washington. Secretary Loorer announced the scheduled session, outlining the agenda and objectives for the gathering of officials and representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
Washington
Une
Lene
Manilay
Loorer
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Pennsylvania System Federation of Shop, Crafts
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Howard Test
Yninn
Walsh Chickte
Maina
Palk
Anon
Southern Lumberman
Orleans
Lewis
Iambeeman
Rice
Ushtemo
Michigan
NEW Grain Body
Arm! Finance Corporation
Stroma Snath
A . Minngsata
Bordas
Helena
Disarmament Commission
Mexico
Yui
Greg Powers
Tokio
Aseaciitend Press
Japan
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Eusaretns
Dip Gust
Atfert- Ina
Tachi Mexton
Aid Aise Austration
Siys
Con Farle
Kai
Stith
McGilvray Bridge
Wisconsin
Britain
Sama de Vrera
Floyd Cea
Mr. de Valera
Bern
George Te
Ile Sin Fein
Dy Valen
Lenloana
Ton Wisi
Ireland
Sean
Je Valiva
Jb Stanida
Ley
Uife
de Valeri
Tt Moorge
Deka Rey
DeValera
Lonton—Weille
Nat Reiss
la Crosse
Cy A. Lunt
Tcc
Agsaras
Aglion
Nan Weiss
Afernoon
Norges
van Anke
Skeen
Brank Kleinbely
Shire Univers
Liesnoon
Fourth Sind Market
Laurry
Williams
Jarade Conmitteee
Winkde
Sual
Aps
King Street
Whder
Amyle i
Corger
Market
South Fourth
Wiks
Market Street
Fourth
Pitts
Marker Street
Thiel
Hiks Marchingelph
Iks
Ferry
Sifth
Pourtie—Sarger Seed Co
Bump Paper Fastener Co
Badger Courmgaiting Co
Miller Broom Co
Poehling
Peter Newburg Qlarhing Co
Superior
Carl Noelke Magic Co
Ferry Street
Facig Kourth
D. Barll Co
la Crosse Clothing Co
Tillman Bros
Eide Bakery
W. Gram & Son
John Hofweber
Montagueto
la Crosse Garment Co
Division
Fachig Fourth
Standard Oil Co
Modern Laundry
A. Gram & Son
Tuer
Cametric Supply Viientatl Erthite Co
Eraite
Cameron Avenue
Knitling Co
Spence McCord
Kit Crosse Hoor and Shoe Co
Jahn Mulder
Faxaleg Transfer Co
National Refining Co
Gargill Coal Co
Overland Austomshire Co
Hirschheimer
Awcing Co
Qass Street
Iih
Burtows
Leithold Music UN
Ring Street
Interstate
Oil
Tinektier Gas Co
Krauseampbell Cyele Agency
Tausehe V Maniveaveo
I. J. Wogan
Joe
Trane Co
Tage
Colby
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