Wage cuts set at 12 percent by rail labor board
The rail labor board authorized a 12 percent wage reduction for 104 railroad companies with the new rates effective July 1 when the current national agreement expires. Officials of unions have not stated their position, while rail executives had sought a 25 percent cut as part of wartime labor frictions.
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Washington, D. C
United States Railway Labor Board
Government Labor Board
Baisir
Cummins
Cummina
Reed rails at Hughes Hoover plan blocking Russia trade
Senator James Reed of Missouri condemns the American policy of a Russian trade blockade. He mocks officials for claiming Russia has nothing to trade and argues that tariffs cannot stop an idea, citing past examples of trade and misrule.
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Russia
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Hoover
U. S
Pilgrim Fathers
Allah
Mecca
Livestock Health Notes for Pigs by Dr. J H McCune
Dr. J H McCune outlines common pig diseases and prevention strategies in this weekly livestock column. He stresses early worm control and hog cholera prevention, advising veterinarian consultation, timely vaccination, and cost considerations of serum versus losses. The piece encourages readers to seek guidance and emphasizes prompt action to protect fall market readiness.
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Victory for the Amalgamated Cloth Workers
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers won a six month lockout in New York's men’s clothing industry, moving to union shop operation. Sidney Hillman hailed the victory as a blow to the open shop, with over fifty thousand workers affected and a historic fund raised for strike relief. The union also opened seven stores and gathered broad public support while a minority group fights on.
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New York
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Springfield
Syracuse
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Worker
Tabor
America
United States
Canada
New York State Industrial Commission
William M. Leisersor
Leiserson
William A. Bandler
Ender
Harry Gordon
Bandier-Gordon
Red Cross Notes Accidents Claim US Lives in 1918
The American Red Cross reports 83 090 accident deaths in 1918 surpassing cancer and notes auto fatalities rose tenfold in the decade. It lists by cause the distribution of fatalities and highlights lifesaving instruction reducing drownings. Lusitania victims found in Ireland are identified only by initials J C C and the name Annie Wolverman.
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United States
American Red Cross
America
Bureau of Census
Red Cross
Lusitania
Aran Islands
Ireland
Annie Wolverman
London
Kil- Tonan
New York
J.C. C
Goodwill and Aaron Lutheran Churches Service Notes
Morning service and communion at Goodwill church at 10 36 Sunday school and Bible class at Boon Luther League at 6 45 Evening worship at eight St Olaf Choir to visit Monday June 13 at high school auditorium A hearty welcome to all C Vang pastor Advertising in the Standard reaches nearly every farmer in Roberts county
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Luther League
St. Olaf
Saron
Norwelgan
All. C
Vang
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