Rail workers win victory in labor board ruling
Chicago April 15 Railway workers won a great victory as the United States Labor Board ordered present working agreements abrogated July 1 and a new set of rules adopted The decision upholds the principle of working agreements and ends a long dispute between employees and rail management The ruling is described as middle of the road and follows a bid by W W Atterbury to abrogate agreements while railroads say the new rules could cost about 300 million dollars annually
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Chicago
Bert M. Jewell
Railroad Department
American Federation of Labor
United States Labor Board
Raf
Ral
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Atterbury
Jap Murdered Slayer Flees In Chinatown Shooting
M Honma, 35, was shot through the head by J and Yamamoto after a late night quarrel and died at 4 am. The accuilant fled and remains at large. Witnesses identified the incident as the result of a violent altercation, but police lack full details. The killing occurred on Matin at Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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M. Honma
J. & Yamamoto
Honma
Teing
Aves
Has Two Husbands Leaves Them Both
GRAND ISLAND Nebraska April 15 Roy Yates a veteran was found dead after a domestic dispute. His wife left the house with another man, writing a note declaring she was going away with him. Police record as favoring railroad rule making.
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Grand Island
Neb
Roy Yates
Yates
Ma Yates
Chicago
Divided Report on 5-Cent Cable Plan Heads to Council
Councilman A and Lou Cohen propose a five cent Geant fare on the James at Madison street cable lines. The utilities committee split on the measure with most members opposing. Opposition centers on concerns the plan offers an opening for higher charges.
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James At
Madison St
Beeaune Tt Way
Morphine Seizure Reported by Special Police Here
A raid yielded more than 26 ounces of morphine with an approximate retail value of $12,000. Special Police Investigators N. P. Anderson and KR. Baer man arrested A. Pete, an alleged narcotic peddler, in connection with the seizure. Cohen to file a minority report.
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N. P. Anderson
Homeseeker Flood Sets in This Way
Demand for homeseekers rises as properties go on sale for first time in years along the Missouri river district in the west. W Meldrum, assistant general passenger agent of the Great Ni railway, was advised Thursday.
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Missouri River Point
W. Meldrum
Seager
Great Ni
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