Rail wage cuts rejected by East workers in wage talks
Workers on New York Central Railroad reject a proposed 17.21 percent wage cut effective April 1. Philadelphia and Atlantic Coast lines report other rail laborers refusing reductions of 14 to 25 percent. Affected unions plan to press the issue with the Railroad Labor Board in Chicago, with further meetings set for March 23 and a likelihood that a formal reply will follow.
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Five Die in Jeeper Blaze After Gas Tank Explodes
Pueblo Colo March 16 A rear car on the Denver & Rio Grande derailed and caught fire en route between Pueblo and Walsenburg Five passengers were asleep when the blaze started Two escaped by jumping from windows while others perished in the flames Bodies were removed from wreckage as the train halted The explosion followed a leaking gas tank beneath a freight car travel details and several named individuals appear in the report including Winnie B Comstock and James Milley Various names and places are listed in connection with the incident.
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Souri” Paciti Ranreggeht
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Ol' Winnie B. Comstock
Creede
Two Stillman Children Strive To Reconcile Warring Parents
In a New York divorce case James A. Stillman against the former Potter, the matter was continued indefinitely by Supreme Court Justice in White Plains. The Stillman family, prominent in banking, faces a tangled dispute with Anne Equhart Stillman and her children in Lakewood and Montreal communications. Bud, the father’s son, left preparatory school to oppose the divorce, while sister Anne, aged nineteen, reportedly sided against the father. The case remains sealed, with lawyers seeking full disclosure of all details.
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National City Bank
Supreme Court
White Plains
New York
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Laurel- in-the-Pines
Lakewood
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Guy Stillman
Guy
Morse
Montreal
Fred Cauivals
Stillman
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Benavagis
James Stillman
Bud
Anne
War Surplus to be Sold by Special Government Board
Washington reports President Harding plans a liquidation commission to dispose of mass surplus property. Cabinet members cited warehouse backlogs and depreciating assets from war including homes in Quincy and idle railcars. Weeks outlined needs for territories and an expedited legislative program for the next session.
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Labor
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Quincey
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Weeks
Rotary of War Weeks
Special Commission
Muscle Shoal
Norfolk
War Department
Canas
Congress
Toy Balloon Fatality Strikes Yonkers Girl
Pauline Versong ten years old of Orchard Street Yonkers was killed when a toy balloon exploded as she blew into a wooden nozzle. She was with playmates when the accident happened and began to suffocate. Coroner investigation followed with details incomplete.
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Orchard Street
Yonkers
Esterday
Shere
St. Joph's Hospital
George
Rich Merchant Kalls Girl and Self on Liner
A radio from the sea to Washington reported a double tragedy aboard the Lamport & Holt Vasari bound for New York. Louis Campagna, a fruit dealer, killed his wife Miss Vivian Bressel and then himself aboard the Argentine voyage, later buried at sea. The couple had attempted to tour Argentina but were denied land by Buenos Aires officials citing passport issues.
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Washington
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Louis Campagna
Vivian Bressel
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Campagna
New York
Vasari Fruit Merchante
Buenos Ayres
Barbados
Rio de Janeiro
American International Travel and Tutiic Bureau
Turk Row
W. J. Bell
Argentina
Make Your Own Court Tells Gassed Veteran
Ex soldier G W Ashley, gassed in World War I, is freed from a liquor charge after courts hear his doctor ordered need. Police found a still and whisky at his Norfolk home and granted him a permit to carry whisky and to make it for medical relief, a unique ruling in America.
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G. W. Ashley
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America
Clara Hamon testifies in Ardmore killing trial
Clara Hamon concluded direct testimony detailing the night Jake Hamon, oilman and RNC committeeman, was shot in Ardmore. She described threats, an alleged contract, and her escape to the hospital, while defense foresees a possible verdict by Thursday.
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Okla
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
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Clara Hamen
Hannon
Clare Hannon
William McLean
Clara Wamon
Haron
Clara
Thomas W. Chaspion
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Clara Hamon
Hamon
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Jake Wimon
McLean
Rom Ardmore
Frank Ketch
Iuanagee
Jake Hannon
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Tragedy Tied to Fear of Mother’s Death
Mrs Edith Rose thirty two of 159 James Street Hackensack killed herself in a Paterson hotel fearing her invalid mother would die first. She swallowed carbolic acid after asking for a room at Hotel Hamilton. A note addressed to her father Naomi and Elmer Brower described her distress and urged her to be brave. Her husband Jack Rose had been separated from her for months and Naomi and Elmer Brower are named in the note.
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James Street
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Frank Brindle
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Mrs. Rose
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oRe Elmer Brower
Four Police Indicted in Bond Probe
Four acting detective sergeants of the Police Department were indicted by the January additional grand jury before Judge Thomas C. T. Crain on charges of receiving unlawful gratuities for aiding in recovering stolen Liberty bonds and other securities. The men, Thomas Meringolo Alonzo H. Greer T. I Frank Gilfillan and Isaac Mindheim, allegedly received cash payments totaling $1500 from the Fidelity Deposit Company of Maryland for helping recover about $118 000 in stolen bonds from Harriman Co. The case stems from an investigation led by former Governor Whitman with witnesses including Deputy Police Commissioner Joseph Paurot and Harriman Company officers. The detectives have bail set at 2500 each and have served in the financial district recovering bonds.
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Court of General Sessions
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Brooklyn
Alonzo H. Greer
Thirty-eighth Street
Corona
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Wyckof Street
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Theodore Street
Long Island City
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James E. Smith
William C. Chilvers
Joseph Paurot
Roger Walsh
George Hawthorne
Raymond ©. Lath
Fidelity Deposit Company
Maryland
Robert Bennett
James & Smith
Police Pension Fund
Tew
Frank Aranow
Mortis Koenig
Wilsons Call on Hardings Leave Cards at White House
Citizen Woodrow Wilson and Mrs Wilann drove to the White House this afternoon and left cards for President Harding and Mrs Harding in a formal courtesy note. The visit drew crowds on the White House grounds as Harding prepared to leave for the golf links.
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Niebece
Indictments Rise After City Inquiry Into Hylan Era
Eighteen indictments issued since Whitman probe launched and Albany push for municipal affairs inquiry. Fifteen against Police Dept members, one fireman, two civilians. Names include William J. Lahey and William J. Bailey, with multiple detectives and patrolmen charged with gratuities or murder and protected theft.
Vessel Collision Off Eye Inlet Involving Invincible and Madawaska
The Shipping Board steamship Invincible collided with the army transport Madawaska off Little Egg Inlet while Madawaska was en route from Manila to New York. Madawaska took on water but crews reported no immediate sinking danger, with passenger transfers planned at daylight. The Invincible stood by ready to assist as the Madawaska anchored and repairs began, while a rescue tug was dispatched to the crippled vessel.
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New York
Calls Home Rule Cry A Cloak for Misrule
Governor Miller denounces the Hylan administration during a port development hearing, urging punishment and possible investigations. He criticizes Pier privileges profiteering and mocks home rule as a shield for misgovernance, asserting the state must control city affairs for the 6 million New Yorkers.
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West Side
Mitchel
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