Rail unions plan policy on labor clauses in Cummins bill
Chiefs of the four great railway brotherhoods meet at 3 p.m. in Washington to sign a labor platform. The conference, called by Samuel Gompers, aims to back a declared stand against strike provisions and to unite behind the Senate bill's controversial labor terms.
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Burney Washington
Joint Congressional Commission
Betwe Cummins
Eeshay Billa
Samuel Gompers
Senate
Cummins
Bennett Denies Jealous Rivalry Led to Brown Death
M rs Dolly Peck Bennett denied rivalrous love caused the fatal auto crash that killed J Stanley Brown near Clemens. She was brought from Sandusky for questioning as investigators pursued a taxi driver and a soldier still at large. Her movements before and after the discovery of Brown's body are being checked by Sheriff Caldwell.
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Clemens
Midh
J. Stanley Brown
Dolly Peck Bennett
Here
Detroit
Brown
Bennett
Extradition Demand Drawn for Former Emperor William
Paris dispatch reports British and French governments have reached a protocol asking Holland to extradite former Emperor William of Germany as soon as the treaty of definitive is enacted. The note cites rapid action on the case and reflects Allied coordination. The message appears in The Banner.
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William
Germany
Holland
Legislature Advances Salary Study and Tax Proposals
The legislative committee on state employees will hold hearings with department heads and employee representatives, collecting data on salaries and cost of living. A 20 percent wage increase is debated, funded by higher state revenues. Proposed bills include income and corporation taxes and anti profit schemes for cold storage foods. Prohibition enforcement is slated for January 14.
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Hy Associata Previa
Hunert
Columbus
Legislative Committee On
Senate
Statehouse
State
Haboy
Clarence
Laylin
Taxation Committee
Taylin
Smith
L Assembly
Footpads Grab 975000 In Hold-Up Today
Two armed footpads escaped with $10,000 in cash and $65,000 in checks during a bold morning hold-up in downtown Cleveland. They targeted James Hodus who was transporting funds from a savings and loan to a bank. The incident occurred today as police begin inquiries and review security footage.
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Associated Preas
Te Buanerd
Cleveland
James Hodus
Savings and Loan Company
Novel Way To Tell The Opium Den
Paris police uncover a novel advertising sign for an opium den in a shop dealing antiques. An occupant explained the den was identifiable by the letters O painted in flaming red while the other letters were ordinary, revealing the illicit nature of the storefront.
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Proos
Paris
Loriera
Irish guard clash in Phoenix Park near viceregal lodge
Dublin reports an early morning affray in Phoenix Park near the viceregal lodge. An officer of the guard and several intruders were involved. Four arrests were made. Lt Boast killed. attacker wore an old British private uniform and was shot. Fire opened from the main road about a quarter mile away.
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the Honma
Dublin
Phoenix Park
Rats
Lord French
London
Dee
Exchange Telegraph
Tailors of America Meet in Cincinnati Early in February
Cincinnati hosts the Merchant Tailors Designers association annual convention from February 4 to 6. A nationwide search is under way for the best tailored man in America to be the guest of honor and symbol of perfection in tailoring. The chosen individual must have worn only tailor-made suits since knee breeches gave way to long trousers and be perfectly proportioned.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
America
Merchant Tailor Designers’ Association
United States
Canada
Ohio Briefs and Local Notices
Ohio briefs report Cedar Rapids Steel Basket plans a Marysville location through the chamber of commerce, water rates in Ada rising January 25, Oliver Grimm of Youngstown killed by a passenger train, Cincinnati Columbus traction line to discontinue, two more deaths from wood alcohol in Youngstown, Toledo Times price raised from five to ten cents due to newspaper costs.
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Marysville
Chamber of Commerce
Steel Basket Company of
Cedar Rapida, Towa
Ada
Industrial conference urges machinery to prevent labor conflicts
Washington December 29 tentative recommendations outline creating a national tribunal and regional boards of inquiry to settle disputes before stoppages occur. Decisions would carry the force of a trade agreement. some public utilities like railroads are deemed essential and interruptions are intolerable, though methods to avoid service disruption require more study.
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P de Harnens Washingto
Ingulry
Senators Work on Peace Plan in Senate Talks
Washington December 29 Republican and Democratic senators pressed a peace treaty compromise centered on a plan reportedly approved by revivalists and several Democrats with three modifications in the 14 reservations approved by the senate last session.
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Washington
Senate
Electric Railway Heads to Midyear Meeting in Cleveland
American Electric Railway association plans its mid year meeting in Cleveland on January 8 with about a thousand delegates from electric railways across the United States Canada Mexico and South America. A federal report on traction problems is due for release in time for the meeting and Senator Warren G Harding is to speak at the banquet.
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Luby
Cleveland
American Electric Railway Association
United States
Canada
Mexico
South America
Federal Electric Railways Commission
Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Commission in Section Today on coal wage and price study
Members named by President Wilson under the settlement agreement to investigate wages and prices in the bituminous coal industry conferred with Secretary Tomulty at the White House today. The committee is expected to outline its program of work during the day.
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Washington
Wilson
Tomulty
Waite House
Oil Search in Lower California by Salinas Expedition
A scientific expedition led by Leon Salinas, sub secretary of commerce and industry, plans to depart for Lower California to examine the petroleum development prospects in the region. Tickets were removed from the Willys-Queensland Automobile plant in Toledo.
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Haine
Mexico City
Scientife
Leon Salinas
Commerce and Industry
California
Toledo—Fickets
Willys-Querland Automobile Company
Three Men Charged in Wood Alcohol Whiskey Ring
Three men, a druggist, a dealer and an undertaker, faced charges over distributing wood alcohol as whiskey across five states in the last ten days. Panarelli supplied barrels, with 20 said shipped to Hartford at $1,000 to $1,500 per barrel, as authorities pursue a nationwide bootleg ring amid deaths and blindness.
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Ley
New York
Dee
United States Commission
Panarelli
Pancarelli
Solsberg
Hartford
Conn
Romanelli
International Council of Women Convention Planned for Next September
Chel Christi ana to host the International Council of Women meeting in September. Lady Aberdeen presides over the council and about three hundred delegates from forty nations are expected. A committee will select presiding officers of women’s organizations for the event.
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IRY
Premione
Christiana
International Council Women
Lady Aberdeen
Chel
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Bird Hospital
Elyil Service Commission
Band of Intruders
Tailors OF America
Ohio
Younustown
Oliver Grimm
Cincinnati & Columbus Traction
Youngstown
Toledo
Toledo ‘Times
Helglin
UBE
Brooklyn
Daniel Porter
Prosa
Chicopee
Maaz
Bannere
Chicago
Hoyne
Er Hoffman
Council of Women
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