Leaders' Word to Hold Good in Rail Labor Rulings
The U S railroad labor board ruled collective bargaining agreements must be honored by both sides. It upheld piece work for Elkhart shop workers and allowed a vote on pay method, affirming union heads as representatives who can bind negotiations. The decisions set overtime rules aligning with signed agreements.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
New York Central
Elkhart
Railway of America
New York Consal
Railroad Labor Board
O. Wharton
Albert Phillips
Great Northern Railroad
John Poelf
Conference For Progressive
Terue
New York
New Jersey
West
Northwest
Democratic Party
Amnesty appeal by Berger from Wisconsin representative elect
Victor Berger urged President Harding to grant general amnesty for political prisoners in jail arguing the war is over and Europe has released them. Harding said such cases receive no attention and declined wholesale pardons.
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Washington
T Harding
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
Europe
Berger
Harding
Prince Vows to Kill Eloped Wife
ANTINOPLE November 4 Hanem has fled vowing to kill his wife who eloped with ex Grand Vizier Djel Aleddin Pasha. The dramatic royal quarrel compounds the political tension in the city as authorities search for the estranged couple.
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Prince
Hanem
Djel Aleddin Pasha
Republican progressives may become liberal party
Washington observers note a surge of progressive sentiment within the Republican ranks. Leaders like Borah and Johnson may shift the party toward progressive policies, while Democrats risk losing ground if they fail to present a broader program beyond obstruction.
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Liberal Party
Washington
Party of the Plain People
Lodge
la Follette
Brookheart
Frasier
Ladd
Borah
Johnson
Senate
Two Victims of Strange Death Reported in City
Mrs. Katie Otters 1201 Sixth Ave died of a cerebral hemorrhage after writing a farewell note. sister Mrs. E G De Golyer arrived soon after and a neighbor reported her. Abraham Davison 86, of 609 10th Ave 8, was found tangled in a chicken yard fence by schoolchildren at 8:20 am Friday. he left only sister-in-law Mrs. Minnie Davison. Body at Georgetown Undertaking Parlors.
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Katie Otters
Sixth Ave
E. G. de Golyer
Republic
Wash
Abraham Davison
10Th Ave
Davison
Minnie Davison
Donovan Et
Georgetown
Jury Probing Bank Failure in Seattle Investigation
Grand jurors opened an inquiry into the Seattle Scandinavian American Bank collapse. Attorney Henry W. Powell of the Bank Depositors' Protective Association prepared to urge the panel to investigate the failure and assign responsibility for the financial crash. Testimony from Mayor Edwin J. Brown on vice conditions in Seattle was not scheduled.
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Seattle
Henry W. Powell
Bank Depositors’ Protective Association
Powell
Edwin J. Brown
Thieves Target City Jail In Seattle Incident
Thieves operatives pickpocket a prisoner during booking at the Seattle jail then vanish with a $65 gold watch. Other police gear and items from lockers have also gone missing, prompting Chief W B Severyns to consider tighter security and entry searches.
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Seattle
Handsome Profits Made on Diamonds
Milan dispatch reports diamond merchants returning from Moscow bought diamonds from the Soviet for 400800 dollars, reselling for about 2 million dollars, earning substantial profits amid postwar trade.
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Milan
Moscow
Mahoney Jests as Death Nears in Walla Walla
Walla Walla, Nov 24 James KB Mahoney the wife killer faces execution in seven days. He remains carefree, reads dime novels, eats well and sleeps soundly as scaffold construction begins Wednesday. The state supreme court rejection and governor’s clemency denial dim hopes for a last appeal to the U S Supreme Court is next.
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Walla Walla
James KB. Mahoney
King County
Father Buckley
Mahoney
State Supreme Court
W. J. Coyle
United States Supreme Court
Fatal and Serious Injuries From Double City Crashes
Two autos collided in separate high speed crashes Thursday night. Colin Blain was fatally injured and may die after a crash at Second avenue and Nattery street. James Curtis of the Hudson hotel transported Blain to hospital as police search for the other vehicle. In a second crash at 14th avenue and Alder street L. J. Ringland and Joe Stieler were involved. Ringland suffered severe rib injuries while Stieler was bruised as Ringland's car was hurled 15 feet and struck a telephone pole.
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Second Ave
Nattery
Colin Blain
Thomas
James Curtis
Hudson Hotel
Blain
Curtis
Tain
L. J. Ringland
28Th Ave. N
14Th Ave
Alder St
Joe Stieler
Remington Court
Ringland
Sticler
Dope debate on prohibition and drug legality ethics
A medical expert discusses dope use and prohibition, arguing that regulation creates contraband markets and increases addicts. He notes more addicts since earlier acts, rejects total bans, and cites Eve and the forbidden fruit as analogy while critiquing attempts to legislate away drugs.
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Eve
Garden of Eden
Sixth Nominee for City Streets Job Named
Mayor Brown sends sixth nominee for streets and sewers superintendent to the city council. Charles Bolsky joins five prior candidates starting with Gari Gaseaman, all of whom were named and rejected by the council.
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Brown
Charles Bolsky
Gari Gaseaman
Slow Work Filling Herrin Death Jury in Illinois
Marion Illinois November 24 The slow process of selecting jurors in the Herrin murder trial continued with little progress in forming a panel. Judge Hartwell planned to adjourn until Monday when a new venire panel might be called.
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Marion, Ills
Herrin
Hartwell
Clemenceau speaks in America on race and war no. 4
The aged French leader refutes a senator's charge that France keeps black troops in Germany and notes Senegalese soldiers were used only briefly at the Rhine. He recalls German propaganda and explains wartime troop deployments, while criticizing Versailles terms and Krupp moves.
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Rhine
France
Belgian Congo
Boran
Versailles
Germany
Japanese Charged With Perjury In Restaurant Deal
I Okazaki proprietor of Vicks Lunch 608 Third Ave was jailed Friday on perjury charges. The complaint alleges he misrepresented his restaurant finances during negotiations for a loan to C A Jones.
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I. Okazaki
Vick's
Third Ave
C. A. Jones
French General Becomes First Officer to Earn Air Pilot Certificate
Paris Nov 24 General Pettelat chief of staff of the French army in the Levant earns an air pilot certificate becoming the first officer of that rank to achieve aviation qualification.
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Paris
Pettelat
The
Levant
Prohibition on Cutting Babies Ears by Superstitious Mothers
Cardiff reports a ban on the practice of cutting babies ears at the waning moon by superstitious mothers. The prohibition aims to curb a harmful ritual said to be observed during lunar phases.
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Cardiff
Opposition to Subsidy Shows Opposition to Subsidy
Washington reports debate on the ship subsidy bill with charges that Standard Oil United States Steel and large meat packers would be major beneficiaries. Critics argue the tax deduction provision would let big interests gain millions annually and that Democrats may push a merchant marine plan if the subsidy moves forward.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company
United States Steel Corporation
Big Meat Packers
Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate
Bankhead
Alabama
House
World Watches New Oregon School Law
Salem Oregon November 24 Adoption of the compulsory school bill has focused the event of the entire education world upon Oregon. State superintendent J A Churchill reports his office is flooded with requests for information about the measure its text arguments for and against prior to the election.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
J. A. Churchill
Churchill
Ita
Federal
Department of Education
Wbtaries
Mayors plan on streetcar fare faces bus transfer issue
Kennedy points out a hidden angle in the plan as a 4 cent token enables a transfer to a bus for a total 6 1/2 cent fare, while bus fare alone remains 7 cents. The Erickson 6 cent fare ordinance, aligned with the mayor's plan, will be prepared for the next council meeting.
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T. J. L. Kennedy
Kennedy
Erickson
Johnson Predicts Immigration Check
Representative Johnson of Washington, head of the House immigration committee, said the panel will meet in December to report a bill to tighten the current 3 percent immigration restriction despite calls for fewer limits by Secretary Meijlon and industry leaders.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Meijlon
Johnson
House Immigration Committee
Pioneer Mrs Ella B Bullock Dies at 81 in Seattle
Mrs Ella B Bullock 81 longtime Seattle resident died at home 208 W Blaine St Saturday morning. Born in Louisville she leaves son J P Bullock and daughter Mary P Bullock. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Ella B. Bullock
Seattle
W. Blaine St
Louisville
North Queen Anne School PTA Open House Set
The North Queen Anne School Parent-Teacher Association invites parents and friends to an open house Monday evening to inspect the new building. Speakers include Carl Croson school board president Thomas R. Cole superintendent Miss Mary M. Fenton principal and PTA representatives. Musical solos by Mrs Romayne Jensen and Katherine Robinson.
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North Queen Anne School
Parent-Teacher Association of
Carl Croson
Thomas R. Cole
Mary M. Fenton
Parent-Teacher Association
Romayne Jensen
Katherine Robinson
Motorcycle Officer Hit by Street Car in Wallingford Crash
Special motorcycle policeman Roy Hoyer was thrown from his bike when it collided with a Wallingford street car late Thursday night. He suffered a severe scalp laceration and cuts above the left eye and was treated at 38713 Wallingford Ave before being sent home.
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Wallingford
Roy Hoyer
Wallingford Ave
Hoyer
Bar on White Girls in Orientals Cafes Enforced
In Denver on November 24 an order barred white girls from working in Chinese restaurants after 13 Chinese were arrested on gambling and prohibition violations. The girls reportedly helped attract Chinese and Mexican patrons.
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Denver
Oregon G O P Spent 19 623 04 in 1922 Campaign
Salem officials report the Republican state central committee used 19 623 04 dollars to aid Republican candidates in the recent campaign. The filing was made with the secretary of state by treasurer F O Jones. Also notes Canada fur farm count at 821 in 1921.
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Salem
Ore
Republican State Central Committee
Rover
4. O. Jones
Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Refugees in Smyrna to Receive Donated Clothes and Shoes
Fire Chief Mantor announced continued collection of cast-off clothing and footwear at local fire stations for Smyrna Emergency Relief. Donations, including several tons already at stations, aim to aid homeless refugees from Smyrna and nearby areas driven by Turkish nationalists. Beattie hopes to swell the total to 15 tons.
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Smyrna
Mantor
Beattie
Pastor W A Wilson to Be Installed at Ravenna Church
The Rev. W. A. Wilson of the Ravenna Boulevard Presbyterian church will be formally installed as pastor Friday night. He has led the church for three years, helping in the construction of the new edifice still in use as a community house. Previously he served as an assistant at the Prott Presbyterian church in the downtown district.
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W. A. Wilson
Ravenna Boulevard Preebyte
Ravenna
Wilson
Pirot Presbyterian Church
Water Shutoff Notice For Summit Avenue Area
Water will be shut off on Summit Ave N from E Dennyway to E Thomas St and on Loret Place east of Summit Ave Saturday November 26 from 8 am to 5 pm.
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Summit Ave. N
E. Dennyway
E. Thomas St
Loret Place
Summit Ave
Amateur Gardeners to Hear Col Hanson
Ballard amateur gardeners will hear Col Howard A Hanson of the Chamber of Commerce flower committee speak on Soil Conditions at the Ballard field house. Mrs Metcalf is chairman. The series begins with gardening talks across city sections with meetings on alternating Fridays, the second at Green Lake.
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Howard A. Hanson
Chamber of Commerce Flower Committee
Ballard Field House
Metcalf
Colonel Hanson
Green Lake
Ely's Cream Balm Advertisement Claim
Relief for clogged noses from colds or catarrh with a fragrantly antiseptic cream. Apply in nostrils to soothe swollen mucous membranes and open air passages for instant relief. Promises rapid breathing and night comfort, urging purchase from a druggist.
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Ely
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