Legion Proves Neutrality in Truck Strike
The independent Citizens' Transportation Committee backs a military‑mode trucking system to relieve pier freight congestion as Colonel Charles W. Hine relocates to Pier 69 and aims to clear the backlog by week’s end. Legion denies formal involvement while unions and city leaders seek a settlement and avoid escalating actions.
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Citizens’ Transportation Committee
Charles W. Hine
Woolworth
Pier 69
Hoth
Hine
Frederick A. Molitor
Operatics
Molitor
American Legion
Board of Alderman
Mr. la Guardia
Legion
Hallihan
Riley
Hal- Tihan
Vous
Long
Washington
Interstate Commerce Comvision
Interstate Commence Commission
Rae
Citvens
Transportation Committee
Motitor
Restoration of Rail Strikers Is Urged
Restoration of rail strikers to their old roles was urged at a commission meeting. James Yeusteravicon led a panel including representatives from the Marine Woraurst Dien and the Jersey City labor group, calling for easing freight congestion and resuming work by striking maritime and rail workers.
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Legion
Convention
the American Federation of Labor
Montreal
J. D. A. Morrow
National Coal Resorvation
Ena
Arrow
Wanfererice
Cosmisinner Eastman
Wey
Dught
Eforts
Department of Justice
Gonwil
Washin
Marine
Inter Commission
James Yeusteravicon
Coasines Heeresto
Itroad B
Asrociati Healy
Woraurst Dien
New York
Erink Boland
Jersey City
Stynome Mailroad
Hearine
N Y Central Ordered to Cut Albany Buffalo Fare
Albany January 16 The New York Central Railroad must cut the Albany to Buffalo rate within three months as ordered by the Public Service Commission. The commission ruled the company cannot justify delaying the reduction and demanded action under the public utility law dating back to 1920.
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N. Y. Central
Albany
Buffalo
Central Railroad
Don Henenorinion
Court Attacks Osborne League Over Fish Theft
Joseph Pried pleaded guilty to grand larceny for stealing about $90,000 in goods from a family. Judge Mulqueen condemned the scheme linking the Mutual Welfare League to criminal recruitment inside prison. Fried awaits sentencing after admitting guilt and offering help to recover the stolen items.
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Joseph Pried
Mamilton
Malqeeen
Mr. Fich
Fish
Mutual Welfare League
Thomas Motthorne
Mulqueen
Fried
Erinl
Agus Oak Midler
Ostablemun
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Martin Dyer
Walter F. Bruce
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