Arbitration urged as rail wage dispute stirs nation
Washington February 11 The Chamber of Commerce of the United States adopted a resolution urging railroads and their workers to settle wage quarrels by arbitration. It warned that a traffic stoppage would be a national calamity harming public welfare and urged action to avoid service disruption. A second resolution asked the chamber to press President and Congress to study postwar economic conditions and seek legislation to curb abnormal foreign competition.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Congress
Unfilled U S Steel Orders Rise From December
United States Steel Corporation reports unfilled orders on January 31 totaling 7,922,767 tons, an increase of 116,547 tons from December. The monthly statement was issued Thursday in New York.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Be Careful in Using Sap on Your Hair
Advice warns against soaps and shampoos that use alkali as it dries the scalp and saps hair. Recommends plain coconut oil as pure greaseless soap alternative. Instructions: moisten hair with water rub in a teaspoonful until lather forms, then rinse. Result is clean hair that dries evenly and looks soft and fluffy, removing dust dirt and dandruff.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Clears Gray Hair
Old remedy Sage Tea and Sulphur refined into Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores for 50 cents a bottle. Apply with comb to darken gray hair and add lustre while preventing dandruff and itching.
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Wryeth
Uncle Wiggily Aids Bo Peep And Nurse Jane In Toys And Cake
Uncle Wiggily visits a chocolate cake quest at his hollow stump bungalow with Nurse Jane. He helps Little Bo Peep by supplying toy wooly sheep and escorts her home, while Mother Goose laughs at the toy sheep. The tale shifts to a Prohibition violation arrest of B G Henry at Conception and Georgia streets after deputies found prohibited liquor.
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Jane
Uncle Wiggily Longears
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Uncle
Sammie
Susie Littletail
Nurse Jane
Hollow Stump
Uncle Wiggily
Bunny Uncle
Nurse
Old Gentleman Rabbit
Little Bo Peep
Bo Peep
Mother Goose
Crystal Lake
Orange Mountains
Shepardess
Tommie Tucker
B. G. Henry
Conception
Georgia Street
Secretary Lansing seeks explanation from Austria over tanker attack
Secretary Lansing announced he sent a dispatch to the Austro Hungarian government via Ambassador Penfield asking for an investigation and explanation of the Austrian submarine attack on the American tanker Petrolite. He said reports of demands were false but that such demands could be considered if warranted. A stray line notes that worry harms hay crops.
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Washington
Lansing
Penfield
Vienna
Continental Army Plan Not Favored By House Republicans
Republicans of the house military committee told President Wilson they opposed the continental army plan. They favored strengthening the national guard and drafting it into the regular army in war time. The White House left with the impression Wilson still favored the continental army plan but would not force adoption.
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Washington
Wilson
House Military Committee
War Department
National Guard
White House
Police Officer Resigns to Farm in Cottage Hill
John New a detail officer at the police station tendered his resignation to Chief G. M. Van Liew on Wednesday night. His move stems from city residency rules requiring officers to live within limits. He plans to take up farming at Cottage Hill.
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John New
G. M. van Liew
New
Cottage Hill
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