Labor Board to Negotiate With Rail Men Conference
A railway labor board meeting in Chicago with the big four brotherhoods and the switchmen's union aims to avert a nationwide rail strike. The conference occurs Thursday at 2 pm with officials from the board and labor leaders, as President Harding and the Interstate Commerce Commission oversee talks.
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Cleveland
Transportation Brotherhoods
Railway Labor Board
Chicago
Stone
The
Brotherhood of Rascomnatve
Ann Nounced
Big Four Brotherhoods
Switchmen's Union
United States Railway Labor Board
Labor Board
Harding
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
United Press
Railway Brotherhood
Warren Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
War Council
W G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Sheppard
Cashen
Stene
Rail labor and government control debate at public forum
A discussion on railroad labor calls for government control with supporters arguing better conditions and discipline under federal oversight. A conductor leader says workers prefer government control for improved conditions and less sharp discipline while critics warn about public reliance on railroad safety and mail carriage.
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Congress
Governor Kendall Opens Conference of Midwest Executives
Governor Kendall opens a Midwest governors conference to discuss freight rates, unemployment, interest charges and construction costs. He warns the nation faces a grave crisis affecting agriculture, manufacturing, and overall prosperity, urging swift action to avert bankruptcy and widespread suffering.
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Kendall
Midwest
Associated Press
Des
Moimes
Mississippi Valley
Supreme court rules Becker not entitled to pay during removal
The Wisconsin Supreme Court affirmed that former Judge Becker of Green County was not entitled to compensation for time out of office following his August 31, 1918 espionage law conviction. The decision held removal occurred on conviction, despite later reversal by the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Governor Epe was noted as influential in timing.
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Associated Presse
Madison
Supreme Court
J. M. Bechter
Green County
Owen
United States Circuit Court
Eupe
Martin
Arm
Bloomer
Koepke
Morton Salt Compan
Jarman
Root
Cari
Eer Company
Pianit
Johnson
Becker
iGreen County
Jobe Derassetn
Waukesha Motor Company
Senate action on peace treaty and routine business
United Press reports in Today in Congress that the Senate is expected to ratify the peace treaty and will consider routine business. The session centers on diplomatic commitments and standard legislative duties.
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United Press
Washington
Germany
Senate
United States
Ulster Men to Be Armed and Mobilized
Belfast reports confirm Ulster volunteers reorganizing with ex-service men enrolling. In Lisburn a thousand men marched with officers of the British army. sporadic shooting occurred in Belfast as crowds fear armament and possible civil conflict between north and south.
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Ulster
Ireland
Belfast
Boyne
North Queen Street
Associated Press
Ulster v Volunteer Force
Winn
Professor O Shea Denounces Father Noonan Blunders
In a heated dispute Milwaukee and Madison papers report Professor M W O Shea accusing Father Herbert Co Noonan of egregious blunders. He denies Noonan's claims that he influenced a Racine speech or advised on birth control, urging precise facts and challenging the president's accusations.
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United Press
Madkiven
Herbert Co. Noonan
Marquette College
M. W. O'Shea
University of Wisconsin
Father Noonan
Professora O'Shea
E. A. Ross
O'Shea
Wisconsin
Isheaff
Milwaukee
Madison
Racine
San Science
Iner
Technical Defects in Perjury Warrants Alleged by Attorney
Associated press report states Mrs Magdsterz Lemberger and her son Alois faced perjury charges tied to false testimony at a pardon hearing for John A Ogskin Johnson. Martin Lemberger’s second degree murder case referenced. warrants and complaints dismissed due to technical irregularities. New warrants were promised to be issued.
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Associated Fregs_y
Madison
Magdsterz Lemberger
Alois
John A.ogskin Johnson
Martin Lembereer
A. O. Stolen
Johnson
Stolen
Plans Laid To Take Action On Rail Crisis
Washington reports charges that railroad executives and union leaders push the crisis to win government support. Congress could act to pass the refunding bill to draw 500 million from the treasury and seek labor efficiency claims, while unions press for government ownership. officials vow no coercion amid looming wage disputes.
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Lawrence Martin
United Preay
Washington, D. C
Congress
Federal Treasury
Brotherhoods
Ier
Senate Interstate Commerce
Missing girl found visiting aunt in Kenosha
Barrie Wisconsin report says Toney Punge farm hand who abducted a 9 year old girl from Kenosha was arrested in a state of intoxication. The girl left him in Kenosha and went to visit an aunt in Barrie. she is unharmed and with relatives. Parents notified and arrangements made to return her to Kenosha.
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Associated Press
Barrie
Wis
Toney Punge
Sundar
Kenosha
Joan Duda
Ubat City
Jnrane
Ies
Unemployment Strains New York Families
New York unemployment officials warn job scarcity is breaking homes. Edwin J. Cooley notes many men desert wives and children, saying economic hardship fuels domestic discord and threatens family stability as pay envelopes dwindle.
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United Press
New York
Costensertion
Edwin J. Couley
Dication Officer
York City
Hel
Cooley
Penn
Unsuccessful Attempt to assassinate Philip Scheidemann
An attack during a Berlin meeting aimed at Philip Scheidemann failed to injure him. The incident occurred in Luderscheid Westphalia where Scheidemann’s party had just suffered a defeat. he escaped unharmed while speaking.
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Philip Scheidemann
Prevey
Berlin
Philfe Scheinemann
Om Kuiste
Theft suspect fatally struck while escaping arrest
A Black man was fatally injured early today in Milwaukee when Patrolman William Maurer struck him as he tried to flee after being caught stealing bread from a shop. The incident ended a string of thefts at the store.
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United Preasy
Irene
William Maurer
Hitchcock Argues For German Pact In Senate Debate
Senate debate on ratification of the German peace treaty centers on Hitchcock Nebraska urging approval as essential to end uncertainty and restore peace. Johnson and Stephenson oppose. discourse frames treaty as key to world habitation and potential league alignment.
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Washington
League of Nations
Johnson
California
Stephbiecan
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Germany
Senate
Johansen
League
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Foreign Relations
Gerroeny
Harding
Knox
Railways push plan for extra wage cut across rails
United States railway executives press to seek another 16 percent wage reduction via the railway labor board despite threats of a general strike. Dewitt Gent of the association states the cut will be applied immediately, with Interstate Commerce Commission oversight to implement reductions in railway rates where feasible.
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Washington, D. C
Es Impresi
Railway Labor Board
Associated
New York
United States
Yvko
Sage
Dewitt
Ber Itian
Black man safe in jail after escape in Texarkana case
Reston Tex Prowse reports Paley Hopkins, a Black man, escaped from a mob composed largely of Black people after a fatal incident with his wife. Authorities say this marks the first known instance in the area of a Black mob attempting customary punishment against a member of their own race.
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Reston
Tex
Paley Hopkins
Ceday
Tex-arkana
Railroad executives and Brotherhood chiefs must obey board
Washington reports that President Harding stated the railroad labor board decisions must be obeyed by railroad executives and Brotherhood leaders. He indicated readiness to assess whether the board's rulings are valid and binding and stressed enforcement at the White House today.
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Brotherhood
United Preas
Washington, D. C
White House
Kowae
Wisconsin Cooperative Society Faces Injunction Over New Contract
An injunction was granted by Judge E Ray Stevens barring sale of notes by the Wisconsin Cooperative Society under its new contract form. The order lasts until a state revocation case is decided, with trial set for Oct 24 in Dodge County circuit court. The society plans to issue 35 million dollars in notes and faces state scrutiny urged by Attorney General Morgan.
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Associated Presa
Mindinem
E. Ray Stevens
Wisconsin Cooperative Society
Wicensin Bs
Dace County
Ita
Morgan
Blaine
Cooperative Society of America
Wisconsin Opers
Lloyd George names British delegates for Washington talks
Prime Minister Lloyd George told the House of Commons he hopes to attend the Washington conference on armament and Far East issues soon. A J Balfour and Lord Lee of Wareham would join him, with Geddes as ambassador and delegates from Canada Australia New Zealand India and South Africa represented by senior officials. Admiral Beatty and later Admiral Chadwick named as naval leaders, Lord Cavan as principal military expert, Air Marshal Higgins as aviation expert, and Sir Maurice Hankey as delegation secretary.
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Lloyd George
House of Commons
Washington
A. J. Balfour
Lord Lee of
Wareham
Admiralty
Auckland Geddes
Dominions
Canada
Robert L. Borden
Australia
George P. Pearce
New Zealand
John Salrond
India
Zrinavasa Zastri
South Africa
Earl Beatty
Chadwick
Lord Cavan
Italy
Air Marshal
Higgins
Maurice Hankey
Indians Prepare to Search for Body in Fox River Drowning
The Water Indians of Kenosha, famed for recovering bodies from inland lakes and rivers, began a search for Hurry Beck, 22, son of Ferd Beck, who drowned in the Fox River on October 16. They planned to locate the body this morning, drawing a crowd as they surveyed nearby lakes several miles from the river.
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Jnc
Lane
Wimot
Ferd
Kenoshaman
Ithever
Man seeks penitentiary for meals and shelter
Dalsth, aged 71, pleaded guilty to arson and asked to be sent to the State penitentiary so he could have three squares a day and a place to sleep. He said he had no home. Sentence to be passed. Murphy, 72, another arson convict, thanked Judge Roeser as he was sentenced to the State penitentiary, noting he has no relatives and the prison would offer him a home.
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Associated Press
Dalsth
Mima
Frank Jordan
Sisteep
Dodge
Detroit
Murphy
Roeser
State Penitentiary
Our Country Loses Able Legislator
Special to The Northwestern by Florian Lampert details the death of Senator Philander Knox of Pennsylvania, mourned across parties for his international law expertise and constitutional sagacity. The piece also covers Ku Klux Klan investigations, postal service petitions, and Wisconsin notes on district railways, congressional size debates, and a Catholic Women’s Conference.
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Florian Lampert
Washington
Republican Party
Philander ©. Knox
Pennnesylvania
Senate
Bia
Congress
Wisconsin
O. G. Berge
Valders
William A. Kockoff
William Fieweger
Kimberly
Oshkos
Drettic
House
Census Committee
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Ulster Volunteers
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Rillinz
Professor O'Shea
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John Barrymore
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U. S
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Venice
Wolf
Ehave
Lanersweis
Luderscheid
Westphalia
Negro
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Midge Stevens
Erjones Co-Op Society
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Harry Beck
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