TDC Railroad Merger Denied by Officials in Kansas City
Kansas City officials and executives from Katy Chicago and Alton denied reports of a potential merger between Chicago and Alton and Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroads. The denial followed speculative estimates by company officials about cross-system cooperation and market conditions.
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Katy
Chicago
Alton
Dick Smith
San Antonis
Kansas City
American Refrigerator Triuult’ Company
Gars
Reefrigerator Transit Company
Wabash
Missouri Wacille
Cheloiina
Federal Reserve Bank
War’ Finance Corporation
Finsee
Anil
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Ofece
Labor Demands Increase in Cleveland Auto Industry
Ny Guy T. Rockwell reports rising labor demand in Cleveland as automobile production shows signs of expansion. Factories struggle to hire skilled workers while axle plants run at high capacity and accessory makers liquidate inventories ahead of new output. April gains and May trends reflect a recovering sector, with auto firms, body builders, and suppliers adjusting to evolving production needs.
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Guy T. Rockwell
Cleveland
Ohio
Rome Fartyries
Ara Ducrongtyg
Ackesadry
Automobile Proruc
Ion
Rome
Kleherbody
Oho
Wistriet
Lumbering on Upgrade Production on Pacific Coast
Special Correspondent notes North Pacific coast output reaching multi-year highs with production and new business up significantly. Freight-rate shifts and chrome to Alaska hinder copper and lumber sectors, while building activity grows in New Orleans and Chicago merchants push for heavier stock and price discipline.
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Hedrick
Bax Antonio Hs Y Beable
Lumbee
North Pacific Coast
Pacific Northwest
Isouri
Interstats Commerce Commission
Alaska
Pope
Althea
New York
Aéas
Cotton Cultivation Slows in Texas Amid Wet Fields
Worth Texas May 26 report notes cotton in the state badly needs cultivation as fields remain too wet for hoeing. Clothing Demands Rise in New York and Philadelphia markets driven by retailers urging stockups in men s wear. Oil production increases in the West due to favorable weather and new wells completion.
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Worth
Tex
New York
Sugar Act Fails in Senate Vote Over Trade Loss Payments
Washington DC May 0 opposition defeats a House resolution authorizing payment of 2 250 000 to traders for 1920 Argentine sugar losses. The measure targeted nearly 5 million dollars in claims tied to Department of Commerce efforts to stabilize retail sugar. The vote ended after three hours of debate with Representative Word pressing for adjournment.
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Washington, D. C
Hausg
Senate
Department of Turtice
American Trading Company
He-Sowell, Soir and Company
New York
Betrothal of heir to Japanese throne approved by public
Tokyo May 98 Popular approval of the betrothal of the Prince Regent and Princess Nagako uni will triumph over opposition in high court circles. Engagement expected to be announced within weeks with the wedding planned for December 1023. Controversy rose over eligibility of a royal mistress and lead to the resignation of Baron Nakawara. Viscount Makino appointed minister of household, boosting support for the betrothal and marriage.
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Tokyo
Nagako Uni
Wartinge
Home Department
Fia Perversa
Nnbte
Baron Nakawara
Imperial Household
Vincount
Makino
Macriage
Te x Satsumawan
Batmuran
Woman Robs Man With Knife Near Pinto Street
A man was robbed at 1:30 a m on Weld Street by a female accomplice and others. The assailants, including a woman, held him at knife point with long blades and took $81. Police report unclear details but investigation continues.
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Rudolph Almaguer
Pinto Street
Robbery at West Commerce and Morcos streets scene
A violent robbery occurred at the intersection of West Commerce and Morcos streets as a woman with a knife attacked a man and attempted to seize his belongings. Onlookers and officers searched the area for a suspect but no trace was found.
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Yoniou
West Commerce
Adninguer
Rexigk
Elien
Frank
Pinin
Harris
Atalion
Belgian government awards medals to U S ministers
In Washington on May 20 the Belgian government recognized service to Belgian prisoners of war and allied relief by Henry W. Angertham ambassador to Turkey and Siovall American minister. The honors honor U S efforts in wartime relief and diplomacy with Belgium.
Speaker ties child labor case to limits on Congress
May convention speakers including James A Grady of the National Association for Manufacturers argue the Supreme Court ruling on child labor curbs federal power. Secretary Wallace and others address textile leaders as the two day session opens, stressing sovereignty and commerce concerns amid tax debate.
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Nadine
Nading
Parvin
Congress
Jamez A. Gravsy
Seauch
Sir Auckland Gedles
Ecretary Wallace
Ile
Areleultore Giombrnest
Chaissen Marvin
United States
Arité Commis
Fragments on Constitutional Duty and Tax Policy Debate
The passage discusses constitutional limits on taxation and decentralization of tax authority. It questions how excise measures should be defined and estimated, arguing for clear bounds to avoid embarrassment to credit and ensure practical, definite outcomes.
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Thie Binahatten Shirt Company
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Coats Moe
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Mieh
Lyidencey
Figusey
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