Brotherhood Rejects Wages Cuts Amid Rail Labor Strain
Warren Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers denounces railway wage reductions as unjustified, arguing pay on a mileage basis fails to reflect increased living costs and service downtime. He warns the union will mobilize to prevent cuts despite freight revenue dips. William G. Lee of Trainmen echoes stance, blaming management and Wall Street panic for potential pay reductions.
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Cleveland
Warren 2 Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Hoihe
Aixty
William G. Lee
Brotherhood of Thuway
Datiney
Wall Streets
Ambunt
Qald Tor
Nile
Mor
Wien
Byrnes Speaks On Wages Amid Rail Labor Talks
New York officials and industry executives discuss wage reductions amid labor disputes with railroads. Presidents from New York Central and Lehigh Valley deny planned wage cuts, noting hours shortened instead. Some layoffs occur as business declines, with carriers citing no reductions in base pay and emphasizing workforce adjustments to demand.
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New York
Feu
Omeniny of Rails
Roosevelt
Thetoretate Commerce Commission
W. H. Newman
New York Central Railroad Company
New York Central
TE Byrnes
New York, Maven and Martfort Hallroad Company
Massachusetts
Tee
Leigh Valley Railroad Company
Boni Must Pay Actress in Paris Divorce Case
Paris court confirms judgment against Count de Castellane and Maylaie Anne Gould, who divorced last year, ordering them to pay opera singer Vera Neinidutf $24 for jewels allegedly purchased for Mrs Gould before the separation. The court finds Gould not the owner of the jewels, presumed bought for the buyer’s wife use.
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Gould
Paris
Ape Pudl
Thue
Lie Tower
Count Bor de Castellane
Maylaie
Anne Gould
Vera Neinidutf
Fire Not Disastrous At City Agency Plant
A small fire at the Layton AN brotMe company facility caused minor damage and disrupted routine operations. Manager Harry Tuttle reported the incident to Day to Abia agency, with no injuries and accounts remaining intact.
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Harry Tuttle
Abia
Ciy
Layton AN brotMe
I Dani Orly
Momilyy
Mrs W P Burden Found Dead in New York Home
Mrs William P Burden a society favorite in New York Newport and Washington and formerly Miss Nation Rives, was found dead in her Fifth Avenue home. Coroner determined death from accidental gas asphyxiation after a disconnected gas tube and mixed reports about the circumstances and timing of the tragedy.
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Fifth Avenue
Burden
Nation Rives
Belmont
New York
Willam Proudfi
OH. Py Belmont
New York City
Newport
Washington
Tate Janice
Hansens Hehuis
Borden
Nehal
Kintleutt
Darle
Fee Chamdelier
Berdey
Hte
Crother
Lothr
Ill-formed OCR note on health and transit rates in California
Fragmentary report mentions health department police information and a February date. The garbled text references routes, pricing such as 650 and 120, and a location on Warbington street. Content is unreadable and lacks coherent event or outcome to summarize.
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Ite Health Department
Waehlose
Tee
Mirantine
Bitden Che
Nearton
Grigs Warbington Street
Oetien
Snowball fight injures students near Art School
A campus snowball clash last night near the Art School sparked injuries among sophomores and freshmen. Notable strikes were reported as students clashed at Chapel High and Library street, with several hurt and one taken to hospital.
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Iohard Kingwey Hanes
He Hutchinin
Moroe
Hawai
College Street
Fall River
Meade Minniger
Paris
France
Tomday
Fenenrus
FELL IN A FAINT George Lang Injured After Fall
George Lang a traveling salesman for the Frank Muncey Co of New York fell at night near State Pool Chapel streets. He was taken to a hospital in New Haven after a fainting spell. Lang, 24, was married and reportedly not harmed by a prior trip or other medical condition.
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George Lang
Frank Muncey Co
West Seventennsp Street
New York
State Pool Chapel Streets
New Haven
Collated College Notes and Sports Results From Various Venues
The page lists multiple items including announcements about student activities at Harvard Yale and Cornell. debates won by sophomores. sports results such as water polo and gun club events. upcoming shoots and campus events. and local happenings around New Orleans and New Haven with references to venues, teams and individuals.
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Mra
Cannon
Lilley
Pruegees
Aldpion
Australia
Actiens Financial News
Erry
le Forest
Waterbury
HHS. Va
Coral
New Orléyns
New Haven Es
Beldgepari
Cornell
Mteeatti
VENTS
Pam
Mormand
Anglin
Menerion
Pantiandie Vere
Vaioville
Podilin
Wilkens
Bison
Window glass removed as Milford burglary hits Bradley Point homes
A Milford burglary at Bradley Point is believed to involve window glass removal to gain entry. Neighbors report multiple cottages broken into with cash taken and prepayment meters rifled, suggesting a coordinated effort across several homes. Harry Poet, who discovered the scene, noted empty carters and suspect names linked to the case.
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Bradley Point
Milford
Marry
Nemo
Suma
Lightbiaen
Ives
Carter
Liehthourn
Mr. Curtiss
French Artist Pechite Dies in Paris Art Scene
Paris reports the death of French painter Pechite Charlee, once linked with the Rockefelier collection. The artist, featured in an Arab influences exhibit, passed away in the city on February 20, marking a notable loss in French contemporary art.
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Paris
Charlee
FhOee Pechite
Probateur Arabe
Rockefelier
Legal Opinions On Damages Hearings At City Committee
Several claims heard for damages with some allowed and others withdrawn in a committee session. Shyieay’s fowls case was allowed for $17. McCarthy and allied expenses were debated. Withdrawals were approved and deputies appointed for certain witnesses. Notable mentions include Patrick Kiernan and James Quad seeking compensation for injuries from accidents on city streets.
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McCarthy
Attirney
Alcorn
Stirling
Wales
Lang
Marine
Bth
Cinkwtroor
Motruary 1
Lene
Anhn Tyteea Elatin
Whalley Avenue
Weil
Wwe Acramind
Patrick Kiernan
Janes
Aldrich bill vote preview and procedural notes
A fragmented report outlines likely voting on the Aldrich bill with references to Hump er, Hailey, Fontine, and Waco. It mentions a Friday or Saturday session, speeches, amendments, and committee handling as the Senate prepares to act and debate proceeds.
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Rulles
Humber
Hailey
WACO
Heyer
Fake Internal Revenue Inspector Imposter Arrested
Detective Ward and James Ward nabbed Jerhoon King who posed as a government inspector for the Internal Revenue Service. He toured saloons including Sheehan's and the New Haven House, claiming authority to inspect loans and enforce fake credentials. King was taken into custody for trial with more charges pending.
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Detective Ward Repes
Internal Revenue Ofice
James Ward
Yostentay
Jerhoon
Washington
Sheehan
New Haven House
Ward
Two men charged in local case at Whit Carey street corner
Jon M. Droshwch of Aeranktin Street and John Carey of 177 Greene Street were brought into pollen head quarters in a brief incident. One man, charged with in a localocation by Omuer Hollinger, was searched at the scene and found to hold a loving Guy Intonging 10 Company Do. The two men faced the initial charges of lug lary at the whitional charge.
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Jon M. Droshwch
Say Aeranktin Street
John Carey
Ina Bight
Omuer Hollinger
Whit Carey Walhelms
Luglary
Harvard Club Organized in Connecticut Tribute to Yale Rivalry
A Hartford crowd hears Lieutenant Governor Lake praise Harvard’s alumni network and its ties to Yale, Princeton, and local chapters. Speakers recount Harvard football legends, the school’s social influence, and plans for a Connecticut Harvard hub, amid mixed notes about Yale relations and university cooperation.
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Charles
Berkwith
Springfield
Harvard
New Haven
Edward A. Hammali
Sla Vlty
Tale
Hartford
Cara
Bridicey
Henry
Clement C. Hyde
Jimnas Towell Perry
Til Rity
Ce viMlon
Lieutenany
Governor Lake
Mc Perry
Lake
Yale
University
Muvrvatrl
Princeton
New Jersny
Frente
Permieton
Vale
Iain Wy
Woodruff
Harwant
Cone
Bookwithy
Anim Pholbs Stokes
Yate
Orehenina
Stokes
Alreays
Bee
Gener Grant
Mareard
Harcard
Caliont
Chile
Harvant
De Forest on Forest Reserve Push in New England
Focusing on a Washington bill to fund forest reserves in the White Mountains and Appalachian region, the piece emphasizes urgent, united action by New England groups. Charles DeForest and local leaders urge citizens to press Speaker Cannon and Connecticut officials, noting public opinion shifts in favor of forestry protection.
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I Journal-Courier
Washington
Congress
White Mountain
Appalachian
New
Col
Charles
New Maven Business Men's Association
Joseph J. Cannon
Charles F. Scott
Cam
Agricul Lure
Associattion
New England
Mr. le Forest
Cannon
Uist
Manney
DeTorest
Connecticut
Journal-Courier
Weather record for Eastern New York and New England
Weather summary reports colder conditions with light snow in northern areas. Saturday brings fresh west to southwest winds, with a bit warmer feel in some pockets. Sunday turns slightly colder with southwest winds and renewed light snow in western portions.
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Neta
Heb
Sunda
New York
Wanner
New England
Pale
West Portia
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Byrnes
Mas
Ben Vancers
Sarina Devine
Durnitzham
Boni
Jesels Parchased
Mme
Anna
Daston Auto Company
W. P. Burden
Richard K. Hawes
Rush
New Haven Hospital
Woodmont Thieves
Rogers
Aldrich
Kapents Ir
Newt
Cteee
Bramklin
Harvard Club
Biot
Speaker Cannon
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Buronu Ptatione
Weath
Albatty
Nanityicket
Jackmanville
Orleans
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