Mediation yields mixed signals in shopmen talks
The Yale Club session with executives and mediators left the shopmen’s leaders divided over settlement plans. Officials suggested nineteen railroads would not reinstate all strikers, while some groups favored restoring seniority on adaptable terms amid broader union solidarity and wage policies.
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New York
Yale Club
United States
Eastern
Association of Railay Executivs
fFoads
Stole His Wife's Clothes in Attempt to Lure Return Home
In York Pa Doyle aged 30 faced larceny charges after admitting he followed his wife from Philadelphia to a local address and broke into her house while he was away to seize her clothing. He said the plan was to use the clothing to incite her to return to him, but the scheme failed and he was found drunk before contacting York police.
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Jali
York
Doyle
Iiladelphia
Philadelphia
Bethlehem Award Favored by House Claims Committee
Washington August 25 the house claims committee favored an appropriation to carry out the war labor board award of July 31 1918 for Bethlehem Steel Company employees totaling about a substantial sum.
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Bethlehem
Washington
House Claims Committee
War Labor Board
Bethlehem Steel Company
Negro Scared to Death in mob chase at Atlantic City
Jasper Bryant a 42 year old colored waiter living at 1704 Arctic avenue was frightened to death after being seen acting suspiciously toward two white girls near the Boardwalk. Edward Shoe maker led the pursuit as Bryant fled through Congress avenue. A mob of hundreds trailed him, he collapsed twice, drank poison, and died within minutes at City Hospital. County Physician Souder deemed heart failure the cause, noting Bryant had a prior heart condition under Dr Hawkins care.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jasper Bryant
Arctic Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Edward Shoemaker
Bryant
Shoemaker
Fo Bryant
Congress Avenue
City Hospital
Souder
Hawkins
First farm women training camp opens at Jackson's Mills
In Clarksburg Aug 25 a pioneering farm women training camp underway at Jackson's Mills West Virginia. Eighty five women from farms in eighteen counties statewide are registered for the program.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
United States
Jackson's Mills
Dreco Restores Halted Health in Cumberland Woman
Mrs. Mary L Simons of Cumberland reports Dreco lifted her from sickness and malnutrition. She suffered stomach trouble back and limb pain and insomnia. After one bottle she regained energy appetite sleep and weight rising from 80 to 102 pounds and aiding her daughter as well. Crece is sold locally by Dearre's Modern Pharmacy and druggists nationwide.
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Dreco
Daughter
Mary L. Simons
Cumberland
Simon
Route 3
Bedford Road
Crece
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