Federal Rail Service Dispute Seeks Interstate Commission Action
In a formal proposal the railways urge settlement of differences with the employer through the Interstate Commerce Commission or Congress to enable Commission action. The railways argue the ICC is best positioned to consider railway conditions and protect all interests, offering options if the Commission cannot act under existing laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Congress
Train Brotherhood Leaders Reject Arbitration Offer
Leaders of the train service brotherhoods at a June joint conference in New York refuse arbitration or Federal review. Employees vote on granting authority to declare a nationwide strike. Railroads favor referring the issue to the Interstate Commerce Commission for rate and policy review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Train Service Brotherhoods
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroads split on wage policy and public inquiry
A national debate over a proposed wage standard of 100 million dollars a year for highly paid railroad workers. The issue pits a government inquiry against industrial warfare, with a list of rail executives urging impartial review to determine merits and public mandate.
Social notes from Independence and nearby towns
Gordon Jackson and wife of Independence visited here with Mr. and Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Jackson. Numerous residents traveled, visited relatives in Kansas City, Concordia, Marshall, Higginsville, and Odessa. Capt. Hickman ordered to the Mexican border. several families plan prolonged visits to Eureka Springs and Rising Sun while others attended events and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corder
Gordon Jackson
Independence
B. M. Moore
D. G. Jackson
C. B. Corder
Waverly
Rev. Alton
Houstonia
R. A. Roberts
Buckner
Kansas City
Rachael Slusher
Florence
C. J. Wollenman
Eureka Springs
Paul Yancey
W. H. Dean
Columbia
Mollie Sears
Billie Hitt
Marshall
Ervin
Sweet Springs
H. L. Bray
Genevieve
Bessie
Okla
Longest
G. Kleinschmidt
Fred Schaeperkoetter
Dr. Jones
Blackburn
Bettie Hackley
John Hackley
Edna Corder
Bethel
Anna Mertz
Virginia Hogan
Geary
W. L. Holman
W. P. Morgan, Sr
Louis Dean
J. L. Jones
Henry Lee
Basl
Slater
Emily Strader
Georgie
H. L. Edwards
Myrtle
Aileen Ross
J. E. Summers
Helen
Florence Holscher
Julius Rogge
St. Louis
Higginsville
The
Christian Church
Lelia Smith
Warrensburg
C. E. Corder
Henry Schumacher
Albert Schumacher
Bertha Schumacher
Sam Humphrey
Ada Ruddes
Nannie Brown
Dover
Moore
Mr. Edwards
T. C. Sawyer
E. A. Hickman
Honolulu
United States Signal Service
Rey
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Trouble
A Lexington farmer, C. S. Mitchell, reports five years after using Doan's Kidney Pills his kidney and bladder issues are gone. He credits the remedy bought at Crenshaw and Young's Drug Store for strengthening his kidneys quickly. Price 60c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
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Lexington
C. S. Mitchell
Farmer
Dean
Crenshaw and
Young’s
Mr. Mitchell
Doan
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Able
National Conference Committee of the Railways
Elisha Lee
Albright
Atlente Coast Line Railroad
Bald Ein
Georgie Ee C. Bardo
New
Hartford
Southers A. i Coorrke
Chowley
Huilrord
G. H. Omerson
Geo Moscow
Greet Northern Railway
C. H
Philadelphia
Reading
Gen
Trane
Chesspeaks & Ohio Kalleray A
Ores Autos
Racoonie
San Francisco
Grnt
Aichicom, Topeke
Santa Sears
H.W. McMastear
Gee's
Manapar
Wheeling
Lake Fire
Maher
Free Provident
Norfolk & Weerera
James Russell
Gees Manage
Denver
Aris Redroid
A.M. Schoyer
Reideur
Vier
Proavylvenia Linws
L. Seddon
Pine
Seaboard Air Line Raileray
A. J Stome
Prwddens Jae Bicibeen
Ceaveet
Rudy Wallenman
Gilliam
C. E. Jung
Oklahoma City
Berry Lee
Gattung
E. J. Rodekohr
Mrs. (. S&. Stewart
Town
Christiana
Esther Boehmer
Near Hirlee
Boehmer
Hy Ostermeyer
Thad Corder
Family
Mary Elsen
Alma
Ben Simmons
Des Moines
Helen Shea
Thomas Shea
F. M. Burton
Frank
Winton
Joe Breeden
Washington, Mo
Marcia Graham
Odessa
Palm Beach
Panama
Ladeson & Weinstein
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