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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1922

Page

6

Chronology of 1922 War and diplomacy record

Chronology lists major 1922 events from Russia Finland and Genoa process through Washington and The Hague. Highlights include the Washington Five Power Treaty, open door in China, Allied and Soviet negotiations, and later Turkish Dardanelles armistice talks, with multiple shifts in European and Near East diplomacy and reparations debates. It also notes Irish Free State developments and postwar political changes in Italy and Germany.

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Labor Board Wage Rules and Strikes Sweep 1922

A dense chronology lists the U S Railway Labor Board cutting wages in 1922, approving Landis awards, and signaling major strikes across rail, mining, and building trades. It notes key actions by President Harding and subsequent labor unrest, with dates from January through December and mentions of Union miners, shopmen, and maintenance of way workers, alongside fatalities and safety concerns in related industrial incidents.

Henry P. Fletcher Belgium George Wharton Fepper United States Pennsylvania Boles Senate Truman H. Newberry Michigan Synehiss T Ware T-A. B. Houghton Germany Theodore Brentano Hungary A. H. Washburnister Austria Charles A. Rawson Iowa Kenyon K. M. Landis Supreme Court Harding Congress Hubert Work House of Representatives House Mississippi River Valley United Bates Supreme Albert J.’ Bever Indiana Semuel M. Ralston Tod Interstate Commerce Commission Lincoln Memorial United States Supreme Court Senate- Navy Minnesota F. B. Kellogg Anna Olesen Illinoia Supreme Court Willian Brose Liega Communsistne Warde Les Small Illinois Wiecensia Democrats Ben C. Hooper Oshkoeh Uni FP. J. McCumber Alies North Dakota Lynn J. Daudget James H. Wilkerson Robert B. Howell Republicans Nebraska Hitchcock Socrats John W. Davin American Bar Association David A. Reed Crew Pennsylvani Coal Investigating Commission Hughes Salfer Brass United States Railway Labor Board Omaha Packing House Butchers Judge Landis Chicago Building Trades Chicago Building Trades Council Landis United States Labor Board Samuel Gompera American Federation Bor United. States Strikin Railway Ateronary Sremee and Ollern Clite Cliftonville W. Va W. Va. July B—A. F. of _L Chicago Local Building Trades Council Chicago Effect Car Elevated Labor Board Brotherhood Cincinnati Ilinois iUs- Eesta Lar Coal Commission Interreiue Executive Council A. F. of L Daugherty Wilkerson Herson Great Lakes Chicago Buddi Trades Council National Association of Railway Executives

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