Chicago July 4 meeting eyed for wage talks by rail brotherhoods
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Order of Railroad Conductors plan a Chicago meeting on July 4 to discuss increased compensation. A 250-representative gathering is planned with officials from both groups and the Southern Association of General Committees. Washington and Cleveland meetings are also proposed to coordinate action before October. No wage action has yet been inaugurated by the Brotherhood of Engineers or the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen.
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Yn G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
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Southern, Association
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Southern Association of Genter
Washington, D. C
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National Defense Fund backer calls for stronger robbery law
In a national meeting a pledge was made to create an unlimited fund to combat jewelry store robberies. Rep. Niemeyer, president of the union, urged rapid adoption of stronger measures and the use of special squads to guard territories. A reward of 5000 was authorized for arrest and conviction of those who held up and murdered a Bowery jeweler.
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Niemeyer
Or Eulsation
Nemans
Bowery Jeweler
Governor Pinchot appoints Henry Pds Walnut Philadelphia official
Fragmented report describes Governor Pinchot naming Henry "Wal" Widely known for prior activity to a new post in Philadelphia. Telegram from Milford confirms the appointment as part of a vacation news note. The piece also notes charges against N J Herbert and other local political chatter with brief references to Ford Witting and Selhold in Detroit.
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Henry
Pds
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Philadelphia
Harry Aumddiey
Milford
Harding Receives Utah Welcome Amid Coal Debate
President Harding and Mrs. Harding toured Utah on a twelve hour visit. He praised youth equality and urged solutions to the coal strike alongside Governor Mabey and Senators Smoot and King. Harding warned against force in coal production and cited the coal commission’s upcoming report.
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Utah
Harding
Ogden
Mabey
Smoot
King
Liberty Park
Country Club
Tabernacle
Tabernace
Cheyenne
Wyo
Congress
War Finance Corporation
Wyoming
United States Coal Commission
Commission
America
Funeral for Mrs. Augusta Taylor Held at Soudersburg
Community notices recap multiple visits and social visits across Lancaster and surrounding towns. Names include Zook, Rutter, Hoar, Beam, Holsopple, Hostetter, Yost, Bryson, Bryson, Werner, Peters, Buckwalter, and Elmer. Local transit began Lancaster to White Horse service. hosiery mill reports yarn shortage. poetry fragment titled BACK HOME appears.
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John E. Zook
Augusta Taylor
Soudersburg
Ruth Rutter
Gap
H. L. Hoar
Emma Miller
Lancaster
John M. Beam
Ervin Holsopple
Alvin
Isaac Hostetter
Merle and Glendon
Johnston
John
L. Yost
C. S. Yost
Chambersliug
Fayetteville
Hilda Burkey
John Burkey
Parke Bryson
Philadelphia
Bryson
Richard Bryson
Erma Bryson
Black Horse
Guy Howe
Carl Werner
Warren McKillips
John Peters
Gettysbore
Elsie Yost
Rufus Blank
Parkesburg
Graaybill Peters
Alda
Rocky Springs
Joseph Benner
Wilmer
Miriam
Rosine
Benner
Mahion Buckwalter
Ada
Charles Elmer
Clara Elmer
Hatville
Penn Highway Transit Co
White Horse
John Yost
Cyrun Thomas
Limeville
A Gray Day and the Quiet World of Rules
An assortment of dated reflections on society and ethics. It mentions the typewriter’s invention fifty years ago, political doubt, prize fighters, advertising, and a wish for simple neighborly love. The poet notes a gray day, lilac mist, and a hush over streets while musing on law and humanity.
Mary and the Baby Jesus in Nazareth and Bethlehem
The article outlines Mary’s betrothal to Joseph, her reception of Gabriel’s message, and her courageous acceptance of motherhood. It notes Elizabeth’s visit, Mary’s Magnificat, and the Bethlehem birth amid hardship, with Mary and Joseph’s flight to Nazareth and later Jesus’ scenes at the cross and John’s care of Mary.
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Jesus
Mary
Mother of
Nazareth
Joseph
Plene
Gabriel
Mimxy
Macs
Isaiah
Immanuel
Chouga
Mattrhood
Shaw
Elizabeth
Bethlehem
Maury
Bethlehens
Elis
John Joan
Fragmented Thought on Mistakes and Learning Artefacts
The passage reflects on mistakes and self ownership, arguing few errors reveal themselves to the world as folly. It insists there is no luck, only preparation and readiness when the moment arrives, and hints at the craft of learning as a process of demaking and rebuilding.
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