Mediators Push Plan as Rail Strikes Continue
New York Aug 25 mediators report the Big Five shopmen chiefs favor a plan for separate settlements with about twenty railroads, but shop crafts leaders and stationary trades indicate no settlement with nineteen roads. Railroads reject seniority as the basis for reinstating strikers, and most declined to take back all workers, maintaining the all for one policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yale Club
United States
Hiads
Execut
Isal
Ine
Stole His Wife Clothes. Man Jailed in York Case
A Philadelphia man, Jar D Doyle, 30, jailed on larceny charges after he admitted stealing his wife s clothing to lure her back home. He planned to return to Philadelphia with the clothes to incite her return, but his scheme failed and he was arrested in York. Later a separate report notes a Bethlehem steel workers award favored by the House committee for carrying out the War Labor Board award from 1918.
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York
Licfe
Jar
D. Doyle
Ladelphia Doyle
Doyle
Miliadelphia
Philadelphia
Bethlehem
Washington
House
Momittee
War Hiabor Board
Bethlehem Steel
Negro Scared to Death After Mob Chase in Atlantic City
Jasper Bryant a 42 year old colored waiter living at 1704 Arctic avenue was chased by a crowd after being seen acting suspiciously toward two white girls near the Boardwalk. He collapsed during the pursuit and died five minutes after arriving at City Hospital. County Physician Souder ruled heart failure. Bryant had a known heart condition treated by Dr. Hawking.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jasper Bryant
Arctic Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
Eduard Shoemaker
Bryant
Shoemaker
Congress Avenue
City Hospital
Souder
Hawking
Farm Women Training Camp Opens in West Virginia
First training camp for farm women in the United States starts at Jackson's Mall s near Glarksburg West Virginia. Eighty five women from farms in eighteen counties of the state are registered for the August session.
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Glarksburg
W. Va
United States
Jackson's Malls
Dreco Restores Cumberland Woman From 89 to 102 Lbs in Testimonial
Mrs Mary L Simons of Cumberland describes how Dreco, a herbal medicine, cured her stomach trouble backaches and female complaints. After taking one bottle she gained weight from 89 to 102 pounds and felt renewed energy. The ad notes Dreco is sold by Pearce's Modern Pharmacy in Frederick and by druggists nationwide.
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Dreco
Daughter
Mary L. Simons
Cumberland
Simons
Bow
Route
Bedford Road
Pearce
Frederick
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Reade
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W.c
George Walsh
Louise Lorraine
Stanley
Africa
Moran
Pathe & Film Magazine
Haie
Dorothy Darnit
Maane
Papa
Mark Antony
Medicin
Opera House
Adolph Zukor
Paris
Constance Lindsay Skinner
Monte M. Katterjohn
Julia Crawford Ivers
William D. Taylor
Screenas
Withins
Ports & Griffin
General Insurance
Ordi
Buster Brown
Brosenour &Sons
Market ST. Wo Stores
Patrick ST
Market Street
Bat” Feamne
Hhphly
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