Chiefs of Rail Labor Oppose Wage Cut in 1922
Chicago Jan 22 Ins Chiefs of railroad labor oppose a proposed 10 percent wage reduction in a statement read by D I Robertson head of the Brotherhood Labor Interests. They argue the president's committee fail to prove the case for lower pay and caution against assuming railroads face a sharp crisis. They assert funds exist to cover interest and bond obligations despite talk of bankruptcies, while noting the industry faces a weakened financial structure rather than mere low earnings.
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Chicago
INS
D. I. Robertson
Irmaa
Aesocias Hom
Co Op Under Attack as Members Offered Higher Prices
SAN BENITO Jan 23 The Rio Grande Valley Vegetable Cooperative Association faces charges that members are being offered higher prices than non members to undermine the co op. Edminsion Texas Marin Bureau federation director testified before the local bureau about a plant in new coon picking. The co op has obtained injunctions against members and shippers to enforce contracts.
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San Benito
Rio Grande Valley
Edminsion
Texas Marin Bureau Federation
Coop
Insurance Man Is Returned for Trial
John W. Bain former president of the Equitable Life and Casualty Company Toulsville Ky was ordered returned to Kentucky by Superior Judge Joseph SsBath. Bain is wanted on embezzlement charges alleging he took 145000 in stock and 15000 to mortgages. He was arrested here four months ago.
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Cdicago
INS
John W. Bain
Equitible Life and Casualty Company
Toulsville
Joseph Ssbath
Bain
Ingorence Company
Delirious fever victim dies after fall from hotel window
At ANA Arkansas a delirious man caused by malaria fever walked from a third floor hotel window and died instantly on the sidewalk. Lawrence Russell, 30, a registered representative, had been ill at the hotel about a week.
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Ana, Ark
Dan
Lawrence Russell
School Board to Purchase Ten Acres Near Carson Street
The School Board voted Friday to buy 10 acres, adjoining 1 acre parcel at the end of Carson Street, Gavernacunt Till, for B14. A provision tied the purchase to available funds. Mrs Stelle Stever Welker cast the sole dissenting vote.
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Carson Street
Board of Education
Bergh
Stelle Stever Welker
Treasure Hunt Under Way in New Mexico Mountains
A secret cache of gallarg believed hidden by audits Fearnaga is thought to be worth several million dollars. Word reached El Paso that seekers aim for a location in the New Mexico mountains about 25 miles south of Hot Springs.
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N.M
EL Paso
Trias
Gallarg
Fearnaga
New Mexico Mountains
Hot Springs
Electric Chair Ban Sought by Mass
A movement in Massachusetts seeks to abolish the electric chair amid renewed debate on capital punishment. Legislation would replace the method with alternatives as state officials weigh justice and deterrence.
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Mass
Toston
Elec
Stanseehusens
Delawure
al Thar Ayuinail Commission of Fire
Fourdes Peraliz
Ford Plans Bantam Auto for World Competition
Delroy Delroit January 25 Henry Ford plans new world competition with a bantam car reports in the Michigan Manufacturer and Financial Record. A dozen four cylinder cars about 10 feet long were shipped to England reportedly built secretly at Ford laboratories. No official statements yet but they are described as models for a small low priced European Ford. Production could occur at the Dabernham Ford works. This season features advices on hand lotion with ready effects upon application.
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Pspchial
Ford
Dabenham
England
Monument 10 honors Pioneer Captain Richerd Andrews
A Texas monument will rise at Concepcion Park near the river bend to memorialize Capt. Richerd Andrews Indian scout and early Texas volunteer. The granite shaft with a bronze likeness will be dedicated in April, honoring the first mortal sacrifice in the Texas independence war and a San Antonio hero with ties to Georgia and Texas.
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Richard Andrews
Texas
Concepcion Park
Gqeimuinin
San Antonio
Richerd Andrews
Independence
Tonig Rodriguez
Deut Smith
Modlinex
Daughters of the Republic of Texaa
Marine of
Loniersville
Isa Leening
Dragos
Richmond
Mina
Bastrop
Winn
Nincany of
Andrews
MIT Meteorologist Crashes Plane After Fog Delays Flight
Professor Daniel Sayle of MIT, a noted savant in meteorology, flew into Brockport Massachusetts where dense fog forced him to land after three hours aloft. He reportedly cracked up on the golf course upon forced descent, pending further details.
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Brockport
Mass
UNS
Daniel Sayle
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mrs Hoover Wins Battle With Cold At Home
Mrs Hoover, confined by a severe cold, has seen her condition improve enough to play. The report notes her illness as of early Washington day. DG, Jat initials appear in the record with date March 23.
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Hoover
Living Costs Nine Percent Lower in December Year
Washington December cost of living fell 3 percent from November and 8.3 percent from December last year, a Labor Department survey of 82 cities shows. In six months, food down 8.4 percent, clothing 2.2, rents 4.1, house furnishings 8.6, miscellaneous items 0.6. Fuel and nreth group rose 4.6 percent due to seasonal coal price changes.
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Washington C
INS
Te Bu Reau
Sta Hatleg
Wehr
Kidnap Letter Found In Bogus Appeal
A three page handwritten letter claiming a ransom was received by Mrs. Hower for Benjamin B. Bower, a bakery manager kidnapped yesterday. The letter demanded four thousand dollars and accused unnamed parties of involvement, but appeared to be a form misfire.
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Deny
Esperistol
Benjamin B. Bower
Hower
Bower
Hitler Threatens Bruening Party in Speech
Hitler, leader of the Nazi movement, declared in Munich that the Bruening liberal party would be smashed to forge a free Germany. He criticised Chancellor Bruening and said the government refuses to go, while the Nazis would throw down all parties to build up a stronger nation.
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Hitler
Siunich
Adalf Hitler
Toi
Bruening Eialist
Bruening
Titleriem
County Tax Plan Formed by Rural Taxpayers League
The Rural Taxpayers League of Bexar County announced a countywide program with 16 phases led by Tohu PB. Clauss, president, promising reform of tax assessment, state revenue aims, and opposition to certain public offices. The plan seeks higher general fund rates, income tax enforcement, and streamlined government efficiency while denying political affiliation.
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Rural Taxpayers League
Bexar County
Tohu PB
Clauss
Claussen
Grotons
Micubers
Steate
Muinturn
General Fund
Hexar County
Claussevne
Negro Theater to Present The Brat at Dowdups High
The San Antonio Negro Little Theater stages Tha Brat a Unteeact comedy at 1:30 p.m. Monday in the auditorium of Dowduaks High School South Hackberry and Nebraska Streets. Proceeds aid the disabled. Written by Maud Fulton. Overture by Cray Floyd and recording orchestra. Right section reserved for white patrons. Nominal admission with food or clothing donations.
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San Antonio Negro Little Theater
Dovpiaks High School
South Hackbrery
Nebraska Streets
Maud Fulton
Bachelor 1848S Sunday circulation offered by San Antonio paper
The item notes a Sunday edition of Bachelor 1848S circulating through the San Antonio newspaper market with an offer or price of 3400 for Gr. Bal.
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Anyater San Antonin
Aya Unough Light
Diamond theft at O Connell Jewelry seized in crowded street
A youth, described as Mexican, broke a plate glass window at O Connell Jewelry on East Louston Street at about 6 p.m. Saturday and stole a $1,375 diamond ring, a $1,000 ring, and other jewelry before fleeing through a dense foot traffic area. Onlookers watched the robber escape down Boltedad Street toward the river with several residents reporting the incident.
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O'Connell Jewelry Company
East Louston Street
Ecoves
Peraous Jookel mi
P.m
Enos
F. Molentrom
Fredericksburg
Cave
Mary Ton
Crockett
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