Rail executives brace for strike risk and policy shift
Chicago dated Oct 14 reports the Railway Labor Board authorizing negotiations to restore peace after a potential strike and a push by executives to cut transportation charges in line with future wage reductions. Faust Brothers Lumber plans a Crew Lake saw mill by Nov 1 with about 100 workers, citing improved market signals and expected freight rate cuts as rationale.
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Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Inter- Commerce Commission
Faust Brothers Lumber Co
Crew Lake
B. M. Wakefield
Labor leaders seek talks as unions threaten national strike
Warren S. Stone requests a conference with railroad executives for six big unions after a vote to strike. Sixteen union officers met in a hotel while about 100 railroad presidents convened elsewhere. They discuss wage actions and possible rate cuts, amid a crisis intensified by a labor board decision on piece work. More than 60 percent of workers favor striking to oppose wage reductions and new rules. A trial period of sixty to ninety days may see immediate freight rate reductions on agricultural profits.
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Chicago
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Labor Board
Rand
Cey Worley Disappears Ouachita Youth Seeks Aid
Cey Worley a 12 year old of West Monroe has disappeared from Luna Ouachita Parish three or four months ago. His father asks Louisiana newspapers to aid in the search. mother Mrs Worley is grief stricken fearing foul play. Friends with information should contact the boy’s uncle the night watchman for the American Cotton Oil Company in West Monroe.
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Paving Drive To Reach Third Street And More
Property owners on Third Street petition the city council to pave that street in DeSiard Street to Forsythe Avenue and the city plans to start work soon with contracts to be awarded within thirty days. Petitions for Jackson and St John streets are circulating and paving worth about 200000 dollars may begin this year, opening work on roughly 200000 dollars in street paving before January 1.
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West Monroe Expands with New Homes and Northside Growth
West Monroe advances with numerous new attractive residences along the river and back streets. The north side sees several properties offered for market and potential sites for a second school as growth prompts demand for education facilities in the area.
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Mexico City Train Robbery Leaves Three Dead
Fifty armed men led by rebel captain Castilla ambushed the Vera Cruz to Mexico City passenger train near Signoret. They robbed passengers and seized a substantial booty before forcing travelers to walk to Signoré. Three people were killed in exchanges of gunfire. it is unclear whether the dead were bandits or passengers.
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Two Boards of Mine Officials Are Operating
Pittsburg Kan Oct 14 With two seats of union officials functioning with Kansas coal fields as a result of John L Lewis order suspending Alexander Howats administration and creating a provisional district organization to take charge interest centers in a mass miners meeting. Virtually all of the 18000 miners in the district are on a strike. Tampa A warranty deed transfers ownership of a small boy from one woman to another recorded in Hardin county Tex when Mrs Nettie Davis deeded her three months old son to Mrs Norma Wilson. Washington Representatives of every department of the government diplomatic corps gathered to pay tribute to the memory of the late Senator Philander C Knox at services here followed by funeral at Valley Forge.
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George L. Peck
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Tampa
Hardin County
Tex
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Norma Wilson
Washington
Department of the Government
Philander CC. Knox
Valley Forge
Witness Subpoenaed in Trial of Minister Over Coyle Killing
Birmingham-Piedre Gussman, linked to Ruth Stephenson, is subpoenaed as a defense witness in the trial of Rev. Edwin R. Stephenson, accused in the death of Rev. James E. Coyle. Court session set to begin Monday.
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Piedre Gussman
Ruth Stephenson
James E. Coyle
Edwin R. Stephenson
Weather Forecast Partly Cloudy Tonight and Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions with a slowly rising temperature through tonight and into Saturday. Forecasters expect gentle winds and gradual warming across the region with no precipitation expected.
Collapse and Testimony End Klan Hearing Climax
William J. Simmons imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan collapsed during his testimony before the house rules committee amid eight hours of defense. He was carried to a chair and later adjournment was set for the next morning as doctors attended to his broncitis and nervous exhaustion. Major Wright, the star witness against the Klan, commented on Simmons crying and denied issuing fraudulent checks linked to the case.
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Chicago
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Houston
Texas
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Philadelphia
Bastrop Sees Industrial Boom With New Post Office Plan
Optimism grips Bastrop as construction starts on a new post office and three brick stores. A pulp mill, glass factory, and other plants loom as fuel from the local gas field promises cheap energy and jobs for hundreds. Religious leaders warn against the Invisible Empire while promoting fellowship and civic projects.
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Ouachita Valley Glass Co
Longs Trial Date Set As Criminal Libel Case Persists
In Baton Rouge Judge Bru denied a motion to quash the indictment against Huey P. Long and set November 3 for his trial. Pamela Breckett, missing for three days, was found wandering near Cuffley woods after traveling about twenty miles toward the former family residence.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Brunot
Huey P. Long
Long
London
Pamela Breckett
Cuffley Woods
Morris to drill fifty tests in northeastern Louisiana for new pipeline
El Dorado Ark Oct 14 H C Morris trustee for William Wall bridge Co New York has acquired thousands of acres of leases in Ashley County Arkansas and northeast Louisiana gas district and begun the first well in section 5 19 9 Ashley County The syndicate plans to drill 50 wells and build a Monroe to South Louisiana pipeline to supply gas with more wells following as older completions decline Morris will supervise developments They have 150000 acres in Ouachita Morehouse parishes and Arkansas counties They own five producing wells in Morehouse with three more drilling
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Morris
Ouachita
Morehouse Parishes
Ashley
Morehouse Parish
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