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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
51
Washington reports indicate the White House and executive board consider a quick wage award for rail workers as strikes widen. Officials fear a prolonged outage could disrupt coal shipments and national transport, urging rapid action to avoid broader economic damage.
Chicago garbage workers strike for higher pay as talks on wage awards lag. The Labour Board faces pressure from President Wilson and local officials to resolve disputes amid widespread industrial action and expected mass meetings. The carrier strike reflects broader labor tensions across industries.
EMICAGO June 24 The Railway Board may hand down its decision fixing new wage schedules for rail workers next week. Judge Ro M Ratton, chairman, says the final award may be delayed a week. Union leaders plan meetings to discuss the sitation and possible action amid ongoing railroad labor tensions.
Insurgent railway workers in Jersey City announce a plan to form a committee and send a delegation to President Woodrow Wilson to seek aid and restore seniority. George Eran of the Eastern Railwaymen’s Association says the action aims to address wage disputes and strike curbs while railroads face government mediation.
Genet of Traffic Squad C arrested and arraigned 33 autoists in a single day before Magistrate Norman Marsh. Thirty speeders, three minor-violation cases, two 30 and twenty-seven 2 fines. Total city revenue about 840 dollars from the officer’s day.
The owner claims a large number of crippind curs near the pavers were seized under red control on March 1. Mr Warsons states this action will address concerns about noisy traffic and help meet the needs of workers, with about 8000 units involved in the plan.
Baltimore dispatch reports ongoing strike turmoil as Pennsylvania and Baltimore & Ohio yards face disruption. About 295 workers walk out at the Western Maryland Railroad Higurstown yards amid stalled talks and rising costs. Officials promise improved conditions and note crews have been replaced at many locations.
June 24 report notes ongoing rail walkout across Philadelphia district causing fresh passenger disruption. Railroads in the area pledge transportation improvements and more efficient operations through new road service efforts amid limited public intervention.
A garbled June 24 report shows Av. Dixon representing a lumbermen’s association urging uniform railroad passenger fare distribution before the Interstate Commerce Commission. He advocates a 24 percent fare increase in line with railroad proposals while opposing adjustments. The text is fragmented and contains multiple OCR errors.
Underwriters acting jointly seek continued American trade as British marine syringe companies await the Jones merchant Marine bill text. Lloyds Marine Insurance Exchange weighs expanding coverage for American cargoes amid uncertainty over provisions and acceptance.
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