Shippers urged to back Labor Board strike decision
The National Industrial Traffic League presents the railroad strike issue arguing that high rates taxes and government loans fund the system. It warns disruption could raise costs for shippers travelers and taxpayers and cites a 1922 Supreme Court case on liability. League members urged to support Labor Board rulings and keep traffic moving while carriers prepare to resume normal rates and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Industrial Traffic League
United States
Labor Board
United Mine Workers of America, Et al
Coronado Coal Company
United States Supreme Court
International Union
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Illinois
United States Railroad Labor Board
Supreme Court
Congress
Cummins
Senate
United States District Court For
Southern District of New York
Hough, Manton and Mayer
Akron, Canton and Youngstown Railway Company
League
Frisco Trip Noted by Officials and Observers
A report from a Texas commission highlights influential psychologists and criminologists who addressed the committee in San Francisco, with Inspector Heap funding his trip to connect with leading experts. He praised California’s climate and western progress, while a parade of local ads and notices follows, including sales, remnant days, and public notices in Monroe Louisiana dated 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Inspector Heap
San Francisco
California
West
Missouri Pacific Freight Office
Monroe
Louisiana
Parish of Ouachita
United States Rubber Co
New Orleans
F. Kalil
A. F. Stovall
Mo. Pac. R. R. Compenses
Dublin battles rage as Free State makes gains
Dispatches report Dublin streets engulfed in heavy fighting with casualties rising to about thirty dead and over fifty wounded. Free State troops breach Four Courts area while civilians and clerics die, and communications collapse as mail and telegraph services are disrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dublin
Central State News
Free State
Barry
Rory O’connor
Liam Mellowes
Daily Mail
Ireland
Denis O'Connor
Civic Life of
Albert
O'Connor
O'Connel
O'Connell Street
Countess Markievix
Cotton and grain markets show steady tone ahead of crop report
New Orleans June 30 1922 Cotton futures hold steady amid liquidation ahead of government crop report due July 3. Prices for July October and December contracts cited with mixed highs and lows. Wheat and corn futures edge but trade remains cautious as analysts weigh Bureau of Agriculture forecasts and world supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New Orlean
New York Journal of Commerce
Commission
New York Cotton Exchange
Bhureau
Texas
Lufkin Remedy Cures Itch and Odor Free
An advertisement touts a itch and odor curing remedy from Chase-Amman Drug Company with simple directions and a guarantee. Another note highlights roof repairs by Bell's Short Metal Works offering Barrett's Specification k 8 slate tile and metal shingles with upfront material costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lufkin
Chase-Amman Drug Company
Barrett
Bell
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W. K. Chandler
J. H. Beek
Dodger Brothers
Monroe Automobile & Supply Co
U. S. Army
Phoenix Drug Store
New Dodge
Kodak
Griffin
Studio
Dodge Brothers
Monroe Seed Company
New Brothers
Dodge
Griffin Studio
Saunders’ Garage
Monroe Seed
Cea
Motor Wheel Corporation
Copeland's
Monroe Seed Co
Fleischmann
Copeland's Grocery
Neal
Neal's
West Monroe
C. S. Dunn
J. G. Bell CO
Walnut Street
Copeland’s Crocery
William Miney Fied
KR. Davis
Chaudrant
Visiana
John M. Munholland
News-Star
Lorraine
Lorraine Seersucker
E. Jack Selig Tailoring CO
Erin Courts
North Carolina
South Carolina
Massachusetts
New York
Baltic Sea
Walker
Miller & Hart
Liverpool
Chicago
L. L. Smith
Daily Cotton Letter
National Dental Parlor
DeSiagd &T
Eagle
J. & P. Coats
Smith Bros., Ltd
Lynch
JOE Gold’s
Hams
Beauty
Queen of the Pantry
Phone
DeSiard
Third Streets
DeSiard and
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