North Dakota News Roundup Mixes Strikes Politics Coal Prices
A long summary notes Cahill vs Murphy legal dispute over oath filing, rail strike tensions, and governor Nestos fight. It covers Mississippi primary trends, Woodrow Wilson letters, civic policing of car lights, Prohibition polls in North Dakota and neighboring states, farmer price woes, Harding's industrial message, and calls for a federal coal commission to regulate strikes and coal pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffey
Cahill
North Dakota
Literary Digest Prohibition
Literary Digest
South Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
North Central
Courier-News
Nestos
Frazier
United States Senate
C.-N
Republican Party of
Fargo
Hnappy
Outsiders Urged to Lead Coal Commission Against Miners and Operators
The Ft Wayne News Sentinel argues against miner or operator membership in a new coal commission. It calls for outsiders whose sole aim is to secure coal for the public at the lowest prices while preserving living wages and small operator profits, banishing other considerations as inimical to public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harding
Congress
Federal Coal Agency
Federal Coal Commission
Railroad Labor Board
Ft. Wayne
Ind
News-Sentinel
Veteran educator McFarland to lead Minot state normal
The Williston Herald reports Dr. George A. McFarland head of Williston public schools for three years will resign to become president of Minot State Normal School. His departure is met with regret, yet seen as a call to a broader educational mission, as Williston boards prepare to consider his resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
George A. McFarland
Williston
Minot State
Valley City
McFarland
North Dakota
Williston Board of Education
Walliston Herald
Seniority Rights On Railroads Explained In Brief
A concise explanation of railroad seniority, detailing that longest continuous service governs placement at the head of each class. Rules from the U S Railroad Labor Board, including preference for night workers seeking day work and oldest employee filling new jobs or vacancies, are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Railroad Labor Board
Oppor
Seniority Rules Highlight Rights of Striking Railroad Workers
The article outlines seniority based preferences for workers, including shift changes, vacancies, and protection during layoffs. It contrasts strikers seeking restoration of seniority with executives who want returning workers treated as new hires, detailing how seniority affects placements, transfers, and reemployment after disputes.
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Forehin Advertising
James K. Vardamar
Mississippi
Woodrow Wilson
Vardaman
Reed
Woodrow
Sevver
Sharples
Gymnnasium
Carnival Companies
Minneapolis Journal
Bonhus
Zabe
Harding
Herrin
G. A. Carlson
Optometrist
Kellops
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Goa
Northern Pacific Railway Company
United States Labor Board
Northern Pacific Railway
Dilworth Mion
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