London Rail Strike Fails to End Wage Dispute
London September 26 A conference between Railroad Men's representatives and the government failed to adjust wage differences. A general railroad strike was ordered to take effect at midnight. Union leaders voiced confidence a full strike might be unnecessary, following today’s talks with Premier Lloyd George. Gompers testifies in steel strike inquiry, stating workers want a voice in conditions.
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Admiral Grayson Says Exhaustion Behind President's Ill Health
Reports from Wichita state Admiral Grayson personal physician cites physical exhaustion as the cause of the President's indisposition. He notes nervous reactions affected digestion and that the President cannot leave the carriage. Grayson says the decision to return to Washington was made just before arrival.
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