Railway Shop Crafts Vote To Stay On The Job
The six unions within the railway shop crafts, comprising about 690000 workers, voted to remain at work while awaiting the railway labor board ruling on rules and working conditions. The decision affects six unions affiliated with the AFL and signals lack of cooperation for a broader strike. B M Jewell, president, said the groups would await the board’s decision before reconvening to decide future action.
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Railway Workers of America
Federated Shop Crafte
United States
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International Association of Machinists
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths and Helpers
Amalgramated Sheet Metal Workers International Alliance
International Brotherhood of Boiler Makers
German cabinet resigns after days of turmoil
Berlin report says Chancellor Wirth resigned as the cabinet tottered for days over the sinking mark and the Silesian decision that cost Germany industrial territory. It was hoped some cabinet members would follow to keep the government intact.
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Judge Lindsey Calls Probe of Day Law Violations
United Press reports Judge Ben B. Lindsey asks a Denver grand jury to summon members of the city’s ultra exclusive set for alleged Day Law and prohibition lax violations. Lindsey, summoned to appear, issued a statement to press and the elite Denver circle.
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Minister Freed Of Murder Of Priest
A report from Edwin notes a priest case involving Father Coyle and Sir Stephenson. The minister was freed after a porte Rican charge, with details tied to the earlier murder of a priest and subsequent proceedings.
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B. T Birningham
Stepsensor
Father Coyle
Sir Stephenson
Withdrawal of American troops to be gradual
The Associated Press reports a gradual U S withdrawal from Germany. The plan aims to reduce American forces from about 13 500 officers and men to roughly half by mid March.
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Associated Prese
Germany
Assassinations Trail Reports Of Government Change
Lisbon correspondent for The Evening News reports attempted restrain on a republican government. Premiers and ministers tied to the bombings are named, including Capt. Carlos Mann former minister of marine and Sr Carlos Sytsa.
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Juring
Gusdart Ssunzes
Carlos Mann
Marine
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Wei
Leadership in Senate Balances Tax Bill Progress
Senate Republicans and progressive insurgents threaten to split support as tax bill moves toward a milestone. Compromise replaces a 32 percent top rate with brackets from 1 percent on low incomes to 50 percent on very high incomes. Additional notes cover rail labor claims and a funding bill of 500 thousand pounds.
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Washington, D. C
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Laurence M. Benedict
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Washington, B.C
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Wiscon
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Cummins Towa
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Jackson Resigns as Head of Rate Commission
Carl D. Jackson resigns the chair of the rate commission to devote time to restoring state power to regulate railway rates. He remains a commissioner and travels to Washington to brief a United States committee on restoring power to state commissions amid current economic pressures.
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Washington
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Ex-Emperor Charles Arrives, Provisional Government Formed
A report from Oedenburg states former Emperor Charles arrived by air and was proclaimed by a provisional government. Budapest tensions rise as Hungary debates exile terms. Empress Zita reportedly seen in London as news confirms Lukes to guard borders.
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Unclear Dispatch In Vienna To Ue Arrives In Ovderburg
Fragmentary report from Vienna describes an air arrival to Ovderburg involving a female reporter and a stated morthy report. Mention of Admiral Hans Beara and a regent implies government movement toward Budapest. Details are garbled but indicate a forted government action near Budapest with ex San authorities.
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Strike on Texas Road Begins Today
Strikes by switchmen and brakemen on the International and Great Northern affect several Texas divisions. About 256 walked out in San Antonio, with 150 at Houston, 30 at Fort Worth and 10 at Austin. Passenger trains to be maintained, while yard workers striked. The United States Railway Labor Board discussed actions as telegraphers joined the labor action. Open shop continues at Tremont and Gulf railway despite board orders.
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Tomasi R.D. Frame
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Mowstom
International & Geert Northern
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Eugene Ford
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Rates on hay and grain cut 16 percent nationwide
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered freight rates on grain hay and related products reduced by about 16 percent across the western United States, effective November 24. The decision also introduced new price relationships and anticipated lower raw material costs, aiming to restore normal traffic and hasten postwar prosperity.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Rai
Misquoted remarks spark controversy involving Father Woowan
A misquotation claim by Father Woowan centers on a controversy at a university-related event. The piece notes reactions from Father Noonan and others, with reference to social impact and ongoing tensions surrounding the allegations.
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Will Carleton Home Honor Memory of Great Poet
In Brogkass New York a Homecoming event honored poet Will Carleton. The celebration included an address by a college figure and reflections on Carleton’s life. The gathering marked the 72nd year since his birth with local admirers paying tribute at a school and by the Sugarlof Presdent.
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Tey
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ISH PEACE TREMBLES ON BRINK OF FATE
Irish peace negotiations in Dublin face a deadlock over four points including de Valera's note to the pope and arming arms from America. De Valera and Collins debate whether talks will continue, risking postponement of Lloyd George’s trip to America and possible rupture of the talks.
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Leonden
Michael Collins
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Valera
de Valera
Benejer
Amerise
Premir Lioyd George
America
Llord George
Eamonn de Val van Adverse
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Editurmis
Weather forecast and weekly temperature outlook
Local observers report colder trends for the week with variable conditions. Normal temperatures are expected to prevail with periods of above and below readings.
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Sondas
Oshkosh Normal School fifty year reunion marks grand celebration
The Oshkosh Normal School begins a three day garden jubilee and reunion to honor its semi centennial. Hundreds of alumni from 1871 to 1920s return for a program of addresses, class luncheons, and renewed affiliations as the city celebrates a historic educational institution.
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