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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
11
An Austin based Tex. order initiates its charter members at a Scott opening event. Members aged 16 and up may join through guidance from advisory board members including W. A. and colleagues.
Negotiations between railroads and unions near completion with Antonio and Az 3 finalizing working rules. A tentative framework covers hours and conditions for United States rail operations as three major lines brace for new terms. Southern Pacific employees now in talks, with Porter and Goodloc leading on behalf of employers.
Fragmented text indicates disputes among telegraphers clerks yard supervisors and maintenance crews over wage scales and work conditions. It notes the Railway Labor Board may allow extend dates beyond July 1 for agreement or continued negotiations under national agreements with possible suspension of rules and active provisions until resolution.
The Bexar County Chapter of the American Red Cross appeals San Antonio citizens for contributions to a relief fund aiding flood outstuffers in Pueblo Colorado. James L. Fieser of the Southwestern Division in St Louis confirms ongoing need, directing gifts to the local chapter or to Mr Fieser in St Louis. The governor’s message urges continued voluntary aid to welfare organizations aiding flood victims until sufficient aid is mobilized. Victoria Receives Tractor.
The first bale of cotton of the season reached San Antonio and sold at auction for 100 dollars on Thursday morning. Tadwanlee Goldstein of the Clason Cotton Company sold to Sullivan Hereing-and-Neville brokers. The bale, raised in Beito Reyna, McMahen county, weighed 1146 staple. Returns from the buyers are to be used to chart. Victoria Texas reports fishermen’s trip details.
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