Declined arbitration sparks wild telephone strike talk
Reported failure to arbitrate led workers and management to threaten further action as calls emphasized lost lines and disrupted services. Leaders named include Kawite Routledge and GW Woodlawn, with allegations of withheld accomendations and threats to the Elosis committee. The dispute, amid heavy winds and street disturbances, prompts police toward authority and potential court involvement.
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Isetiad Allah
Itu Salle al
Gower
Maginger
Tarkan
Meosis
Kawite Routledge
GW. Woodlawn
Meetin Wright
Iterview
Raker
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Atictow
Ty USA
Learian
Ernant
Telephone Girls Deny Manager's Wage Offer Tied to Union
A group of Southwestern Bell Telephone female employees in San Antonio dispute manager Clyde Baker's wage offer, claiming a $1 monthly increase and hour cuts were conditional on leaving the union. They allege coercion, improper pay, and inadequate night and lodging arrangements, and state a secret ballot was proposed to drive them out of the union.
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San Antonio
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Mducger Clyde
Wunion Iso
WIL
Bil
Clyde
Chine
Ala
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Mann
Baker
Maker
Rernoin
Imast
Poe
Raler
Ehvev
Mr. Taker
Iight
Jie Waa
Baker Fuyller
Gama
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Ty Catone
Diay
Trippey and Pettingill Dispute Over Wages and Company Actions
A garbled report outlines a labor dispute involving Mr Pettingill and Mr Trippey over wages, employment terms, and alleged company arrangements. The piece references Galveston and Monkton, with assertions about commitments by officials and a proposed remedy to secure better pay and working conditions for workers.
Generous Action Assists City Fire Protection Crisis
The Bleetrica Workers' Union offered to aid during a central fire protection outage affecting a large portion of the city. President Wright pledged to furnish equipment and manpower to restore a telephone circuit and support five districts as the central station works to resume service.
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Dog City
Shavitin Wright
Bleetrica Workers
Fent
Haaelf
Maystin Wright
Direck
The Galveston Strike Forces Return to Work
The Galveston telephone strike appears near settlement as operators return and line workers resume duties. Reports indicate progress with the strike winding down, and officials expect the station to be fully staffed by Monday morning as talks continue.
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Calveston Telephone
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Fatdman
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Gaivealan
Theatre Site Dispute and Legal Battle Unfolds
chaotic OCR recounts a site dispute on third street near Weadwas with investors and counsel clashing. Justice proceedings reveal efforts to secure possession, with cautions over fees and possible out of court resolution while parties spar over premises control and legal costs.
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Linon
Carthy
Bie
Watclicht
Gronmls
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Miler
Canvarettion
Rascea
Hon Aleneikeig
Sive
Hiens
Lederer
Sistier
Bien
Lin Kaw
Willy Ut Roy Day
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