Payout Imminent From Chicago Across Shopcraft
A pending rail labor wage cut plan from the United States railroad labor board proposes a $50 million reduction affecting about 400 000 shopcraft workers including blacksmiths machinists boilermakers sheet metal workers electrical workers car men and helpers. The measure follows a prior $360 million cut for 600 000 maintenance of way staff and targets apprentices belnora mechn oies and other roles with small hourly reductions varying by job.
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Abor
United States Railroad Tabor Board
Rouge
Strike plans cloud United Brotherhood rail workers
Maintenance of Way Employes plan a nationwide strike among about 478 000 members. The Detroit Moh Guns AmGrand and other locals met to discuss coordinated action across unions and shop labor facilities.
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United Brotherhood
Epe
Brotherhood to vote on strike after wage ruling
About 75,000 nonunion workers would be affected by a nine hour walkout. The strike ballot was delayed as officials considered an official copy of the Railway union's voting on wage reductions from five to six dollars an hour. Grand President BF Grable urged solidarity across railroad brotherhoods and said members must decide whether to strike.
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Brotherhood Executive Council
Hood Ebter
BF. Grable
Brotherhoods Walk Out Over Wage Reductions
Protest notes describe factions planning to step away from a Futike event as wage cuts provoke unrest among ranks. The terse report highlights potential disruptions and the stance of involved brotherhoods.
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Anny
Columbus Names City Manager After Vacancy
Gay Jutis was elected city manager here late Wednesday to replace H Gordon Winkle of Altoona Pa. Winkle left last week after receiving threatening letters. The role was vacant following his departure.
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Columbus
Henry B. I Crawford
Court to decide Osers eligibility to marry Mathilde
Chicago June 1 an international investigation of Max Oser the 27 year senior suitor to Mathilde Rockefeller McCormick heir to Rockefeller and McCormick wealth stands at the probate court Judge Henry Horner will decide if Oser can wed Mathilde amid concerns of age poverty and possible mercenary motives. Mrs Edith Rockefeller McCormick fears intruded intrigues and seeks restraining action. McCormick withholds consent until Saturday while an injunction petition to halt the marriage heads toward a higher court.
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Chicago
Max, Quer
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Mathilde
Max
McCormick
Horner
Anton
Mer. McCormickas
Gypsy band suspected in girl’s disappearance after Kansas trip
Miss Yaga Farl from Lindsberg reports a girl named Hosie traveling with a Gypsy band called The Band. Officers traced the group to Salina and then to Ellewort county, where a fifth car allegedly carried the missing girl en route west. Investigators pursue the kidnaping angle and seek the band’s location.
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Lindsberg
Kan
Bor
Oklahoma
Tocal
Salina
Vassar Thrangs Lindeberg
Ellewort
Ugelnte
Nevada Supreme Court Upholds Pickford Divorce
Carson City Nev Mary Tickford's divorce from Owen Moore upheld by state Supreme Court ruling that the attorney general lacks power to initiate and sustain manumission under Nevada law. The decision centers on the scope of state authority and includes notes on publication orders and independent action to set aside a decree.
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Carson City
Nev
Dome
Mary Tickford
Owen Moore
State Supreme Court
Abltorney
Nelson
Tendler
Douglas Fairbank
Minden
New
Loti
Ger Ia
de Amntites
Nevada
Saunders and Coleman Challenge Publication and Personal Service
The report notes Judge Langan presiding in the first jurisdiction as he weighs whether Miss Picktorl’s attorneys validly argued that service by publication and personal service were ineffective to bind her in Los Angeles. The judge considers whether to annul the decree.
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Saunders
W. Coleman
Miss Picktorl
Los Angeles
Langan
Irish mobs fire as Falls Road violence continues
In Falls Road near L-Grossvenor read area gunfire erupts amid Irish mob activity. A four year old boy is killed by a bullet, a Special Constable Roulston is shot, and several wounded as mobs clash near homes and local figures. The death toll from yesterday’s violence rises to seven with additional victims including a blind man and a woman and child killed in crossfire. The scene reflects rising tensions and fatalities across the district.
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Dung L—Grossvenor
Teddy
Falls Road
Roulston
Negro sought after deputy shooter in San Antonio area
Local officers and Lage folneo detectives join a manhunt 35 miles east of San Antonio for Charlie Williamson a 38 year old black man believed to have shot a deputy sheriff. Descriptions say about 170 pounds with smooth hair. Reports say he was seen near a farm outside Binsley and may be hiding in Gonzales County.
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San Antonio
Folnee
Smiter
Charlie Williamson
Oltieet Kuandel
Pilgrim
Texas
Mandiy
Reparty
Binsley
Pegro Bail Agein
Bucsuers
Gonzales County
Weders
Flo
Toga
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