Rail wage award retroactive to May sparks retroactive increases
The U S Railway Labor Board approves a retroactive wage rise totaling about 600 billion dollars for railway workers on May 1. The award covers roughly 21 percent of the pre wage scale and grants about 60 percent of the requested increase. Leaders of unions and railroad managers await formal acceptance from Washington and consider freight rate adjustments alongside the wage rise.
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Inkereta Commerce.Commisssion
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Frederick Town Ravings Institution Report Count Bank Resources
Report of the condition of the Frederick Town Savings Institution at Frederick Maryland at close of business June 30th. Assets list cash reserves and securities with total resources around 2.9 million dollars and liabilities including deposits and payables. The balance sheet shows reserves, deposits, surplus, and contingent items.
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FREDERICK TOWN
Inside Story of the Peace Conference Translated
British author and journalist Dillah criticizes the SPaltert States in a new translation of Doctor Dy Hon's recent work Thos Inside Story of the Peace Conference. The analysis argues the book spreads biased views and questions the outcomes of the talks.
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Americans Prisoner of Russ Bolshevik
Cable dispatch reports Capt. Arthur Kelley of Richmond Virginia and Capt. Merion Cooper of Jacksonville Florida missing after flights over Bolshevik lines. Both crews began missions five and seven days earlier and have not been heard since their starts over hostile dunes.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Arethur. Kelley
Richmond
Kosklunka Squadron
Bolsheviki dunes
Merion ‘Cooper
Jacksonville Fla
Bolsheviks Begin Suspected Attack on Polish Lines
Warsaw reports a large Bol shevik assault along the Styr River in Volhena began Monday and was repulsed by seven Polish divisions, according to Army Headquarters. The advance was anticipated and followed by heavy fighting across the front with uncertain gains.
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Warsaw
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Lynchings and arrests reported near Raleigh
Fragmentary dispatch from Raleigh notes negroes arrested following an attack on a white woman. Mentions penitentiary confinement, train custody, and officials Metts and others amid unclear details of the incident and location.
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