Strike meeting postponed as unions defer action
Allon Barker announced a gathering of chairmen and executive officers of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railroad Shop Laborers to decide the strike fate in Chicago. The strike was indefinitely postponed at the request of top union officials. Detailing tension over private ownership vs government control, he hinted a later statement.
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Careful Ladies How You Act When You Go Vote
Washington March 1 report warns women voters about proper conduct in polling places. The piece notes avoid asking for ballot back after dropping it and resisting calls to consult relatives in booths. Maud Woodward Dart announces training schools for enlightened voting practices run by the National League of Women Voters under Mrs George Gelhar with plans for lobbyist training to influence legislation protecting women and children.
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Maud Wooddart
National League of Women Voters
George Gelhar
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Congress For the Protection of Women and Children
Supreme Court rules on income tax laws in several states
The Supreme Court rules on income tax provisions in New York and Oklahoma. New York non residents taxed on business privileges. ruling upholds core law but strikes discriminatory feature. Oklahoma property tax on oil lands challenged by residents. decision declares law constitutional. Texas regulation on business practices upheld.
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United States Supreme Court
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Annual Potato Breakfast Set by Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce will host its annual potato breakfast on March 4 at 7 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Tickets are sold at the Main Pharmacy until Thursday morning.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Liner Goes Ashore But None Lost near Fy Ay
A liner ran aground with all aboard accounted for as damage limited and no loss of life reported. Authorities investigated the incident, stating weather and navigational errors contributed to the grounding. Rescue teams secured the vessel and began assessing hull integrity.
Colorado high court grants Mountain States perpetual Denver franchise
In a Denver case the Colorado supreme court handed down a decision sustaining Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph, effectively granting it a perpetual franchise in the city. The ruling concludes years of litigation with multiple opinions. two justices concurred with the majority, others dissented.
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Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Mountain States
Wisconsin Beer Law Case Cites Court Proceedings
Fragmented report from Milwaukee details a court session over beer regulations. Names and exact charges are unreadable, but the piece references law actions and a product and company involved.
Unclear OCR: Charges Over Wheat Profits and Policy
Fragmentary text alleges scrutiny of Federal grain charges and profits on wheat. Mentions Senate, officials, and possible regulatory action, but many garbled phrases and names render specifics uncertain.
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Federal Grain Corporation
Republicans Promise Tax Reform in Wave of Proposals
A flurry of figures and promises emerges as Republicans push to repeal profits tax and shift to broader levies. Senator Watson calls for tax reductions to ease living costs while lawmakers debate the form and scope of new taxes. Support from various party leaders and governors signals a coordinated stance on suffrage and federal policy amid a reshaped tax agenda.
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Fragmented Women's Meeting Rally Near Wales
A garbled OCR fragment depicts a women's event linked to the Central Labor Union. Mentions Maud as delegate, suppression of organized activity, and sharp exclusion of opponents. Context suggests a labor gathering with cross references to auxiliary groups and local leaders.
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Central Labor Union
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