Settlement Aims at End to Rail Shopmen Strike
Tentative proposals for settling the railroad shop men strike were drawn up after conferences between President Harding and labor leaders led by B M Jewell of the shopmen union. Details were kept secret and the plan may be submitted to railroad executives for approval with a rehearing on the seniority issue before the railroad labor board if accepted.
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Washington
Harding
B. ‘M. Jewell
Shopmen's “Union
Railroad Labor Board
Rift Seen in Mine Strike in Philadelphia
Powerful influences are at work to arrange an interstate joint wage conference to end the strike. John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, hinted that an interstate conference of the central competitive fields will be arranged within a few days. Union leaders said a call will be issued as soon as enough tonnage is assured to support a basic wage scale.
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Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Groon
Federal emergency coal control body under Hoover chair
President Harding moves to establish a centralized coal distribution committee led by Secretary Hoover. Commerce Secretary Hoover asks governors to form emergency state organizations to decentralize the system for fair coal prices and distribution. Interstate Commerce Commissioner Atchison urges eastern state transport regulators to aid in prioritizing coal and essential shipments.
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Washington
Harding
Federal Emergency Fuel Control Organization
Hoover
Commerce Secretary
Interstate Commerce
Atchison
Transportation Regulatory Boards
Missiggippi
Commission
Oklahoma Arkansas mine workers ordered out by union board
Muskogee Oklahoma engineers pumpmen electricians and repair men employed by coal operators in Oklahoma and Arkansas to keep the mines in a safe condition have been ordered out by the board of the United Mine Workers district No 21. The order was passed unanimously.
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Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma
Arkansas
The
United Mine Workers, District No
Pleads to Striking Shopmen and Hospital Site Change
Washington reports President Blarding urged 400000 striking shop men to return to work and seek rehearing on any railroad labor board decision. A $1000000 hospital for service men is planned at St. Cloud Brns with 250 to 350 mental beds. Imports of wines and liquors are banned by Commissioner Blair amid sufficient nonbeverage water supplies.
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Washington
Blarding
Railroad Labor Board
St. Cloud
Brns
Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
L. Washington
Blair
Internal Revenue
Object Is Primary Amendment Fight by Women Voters
The League of Women Voters filed with the Secretary of State in Amesbury its objection to the direct primary amendment on the November ballot. It contends the measure may deprive women of representation with men in party organizations and would place in state conventions the selection of delegates to national conventions.
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Ancoin
League
Favor Life on Farm Arguments Presented at Nebraska Conference
Extension workers at the University of Nebraska Agricultural College heard farmers life opinions in a Wednesday session. Miss Bess M. Rowe cited a contest among rural women showing 144 of 154 Nebraska respondents favored daughters marrying farmers. A Furnas County woman praised farm life for safety, sustenance, and happiness, noting accessible goods, services, and community, with work offering health and tangible rewards.
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University of Nebraska
Agricultural College
Bess M. Rowe
St. Paul
Minnesota
Nebraska
Furnas County
Victrola
Farm Life Reflected In Joy Of Summer Nature
A State Journal passage extols the farm as superior to grand music noting sunlit mornings, dew on fields, and the greeting of nature. It argues failures and mistakes occur but farming yields resilience, and stresses teaching children real living and upright citizenship through farm life.
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State Journal
America
American West
Rockies
Lake St. Mary
Glacier National Park
Pacific Northwest
Puget Sound
American Mediterranean
Coty
Buffalo
Yellowstone
Swallows Gasoline Child Rescued After Poisoning Incident
The five year old daughter of Mrs Frank Mitchell of Kearney swallowed a large portion of gasoline, mistaking it for water. She drew gasoline from a hose at a gas filling tank. For a time doctors feared for her life, but physicians expressed hope for full recovery.
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Frank .Mitchell
Kearney
Taunk
State Journal
Dr. Pettibone Dentist Office Notice
Dr M E Pettibone announces dental services at Sreezo Creeks location. Fees listed for examinations fillings cleanings and minor procedures with hours and contact details in this brief notice.
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M. E. Pettibone
Sreezo Creeks Male
Eae
Be photographed this year on your birthday at Phelps Studio
A local notice invites residents to schedule portrait sessions at Phelps Studio during their birthday year. The offer highlights professional photography services and charges, encouraging participation by individuals seeking keepsake images.
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Phelps Studio
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Growley Dray Line
M. A. Shipman
Automobile
Francis J. Herbert
Northwestern
Ophone Company
Steve Gane
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Denver
Ackles Provision Box & Table Co
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