DAL Workers Demand Prompt Adjustments
Chicago reports sixteenth union representatives urged the railway labor board to craft a plan to resolve wage disputes. They warned that without a satisfactory plan, workers would control the settlement on their own. The issue centers on boards used during federal control and their authority after private ownership resumed.
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Chicago
Labor Board
Cnuld
Uist
Bell
Warren
Lone
Glevelunil
Rail unions press for immediate hearing on wages dispute
Officials from fifteen railroad unions and leaders including E Fitzgerald of the Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship Clerks met with executives to demand action. They asserted agreements with 358 railroads are stalled as some firms refuse to sign without a national board ruling. The coalition agreed to an ex parte statement and requested an immediate hearing to prevent further employer renegotiations.
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Caised Taitroad
Co Idereil
Stone
United States
Ubu
Boar
Moyes
E. Fitzgerald
Brotherhood of Raiway
Steamship
Expre
Sailrunds
Mather
National Boards of Adjustment
Kitzgerald
Train Kills Five in Oklahoma Collision
Five people die in a late night train collision near Mashogen Oklahoma when a stalled automobile was struck on the track. Adlon and family members are among those harmed in the wreck, with the accident linked to a Missouri Kansas and Texas train. Milk price rises noted in Eagle Pass with a ten cent per pint hike effective soon.
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Mashogen
Okla
Novi
Jokin Allen
Enfuuln
Oyapa
Thirty
South
Adlon
Walter Buight
Fio
Missouri
Kansas
Eagle Pass
Tex
Chemical warfare branch urged by general in report
Washington November 30 Brig Gen Annie Vries chief of the chemical warfare service says the United States must expand its chemical branch to deter aggression. The postwar service has advanced gas production and instruments and tightened contracts, with most agreements settled or nearly so.
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Washington, D. C
Annies Ay Fries
Rejport
Baker
United States
Aton
General Vries
Webster salvage and sales report details government copy
The document cites salvaged assets totaling about 287 thousand dollars, with government savings over 4 million. It notes service disposal of plants and materials, representing nearly 7.6 million dollars in expenditure. Sales averaged 27 percent of cost.
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Webster
Tibr
Export Wheat Tax Battle Reaches Settlement
A Galveston dispute over a two million dollar wheat export tax was settled Monday. Railroads had resisted payment and a war tax, with a ruling exempting wheat destined for export from such taxes once departure occurs overseas. Shippers say only grain sold abroad before departure faced tax, while rail officials warned of prior charges. A Paris note reports Tenn Fabré Eglantine, descendant of a French convention member, shot himself in a boulevard cafe, with business worries cited by police.
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Galveston
Internal Revenue Department
Jardec
Washington
Railroad Officinia
Peonchtaah
Self
Paris
Tenn Fabré Eglantine
Fanu
Ghot
Livestock Finance Corp Formed to Aid Industry
Chicago Nov 30 The Livestock Finance Corporation completed its organization and readiness to aid the industry. A $22,000,000 pool from New York Chicago and Boston banks funds its operations. President-elect Traylor of Chicago voiced optimism despite industry conditions.
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Industes
Mol Yin
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