Railroad Men Vote to Renew Demands for Eight Hour Day
About 400000 railroad workers completed the vote on authorizing a general strike if wage and hour demands are not met. Leaders say a strike would be considered only after all peaceful arbitration fails, with potential compromise if a different form of arbitration is offered. The decision follows union leaders meeting railroad officials to discuss the Newlands act framework and possible contentious points.
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New York
Reniel
A. B. Garretson
Order of Mailway
W. A. &Tone
Mrotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
W. 8. Carter
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Mr. Garretson
Newlands
Natie
Otensky
Nir
Bly Banday
le Mada
Ft Fenal
Mfe
Toura
Milan
Cologne
America
Washington Ave
Hotel Roois
Harold Arnold tests Dodge car in Death Valley endurance run
Harold Arnold of Dodge Grothera tested a ordinary Dodge with engineer C K Parker from Los Angeles. They drove through Death Valley in seven days covering 227 miles with no mechanical trouble besides a punctured tire. The feat, featured in a play, will be shown at the Albuguera theatre on Wednesday.
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Harold L. Arnold
Dodge Grothera
Dodge
C. K. Parker
Los Angeles
Parker
Death Valley
Tanaminy Mountains
Toonstain
Valley of Death
Albuguera
Mars
Sermon Reflections On Cardinal Wolsey And Architecture
Rev Joan E Garver's Sunday discourse recounts Cardinal Wolsey's respect for grand architecture and kingship. The sermon critiques indulgence and excess, praising restraint and genuine piety while questioning the grandeur of ornate churches and royal patronage.
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Joan E. Garver
Music at the Dee Hospital concert delights patients
Yesterday at the Dee Hospital a program of musical selections played to soothe patients. Performers included Vern Jones contralto Robert Jones accompanist Mary Fisher violinist William Wright bass Ernest Oban accompanist and Lester Winchcliffe pianist. Concerts are arranged for the first Sunday each month with center floor seating and music heard throughout the building.
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Yeaterday
Dee ‘Hospital
Vern Jones
Robert Jones
Mary Fisher
William Wright
Ernest Oban
Lester Winchcliffe
Bnepital
General Bliss Returns from Mexico Inspecting Troops
General Tasker I. Tulas, chief of staff of the United Sletenanny, arrived from Mexico after completing a sembomfedisl inspection of the troops with the punt Use ean edition. Later General Biles departed for Meme, N. Ma to investigate conditions in the military camps, anne.
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Columbus
Tasker I. Tulas
United Sletenanny
Mexico
Biles
Meme
Ing. N. Ma
Anne
Civil Service Positions Offered for Home Study
Advertisement promoting civil service exams with study data and guidance. Mentions 179, Igden as contact or reference point and claims preparation materials available on request.
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Tos
Igden
Democrats Renominate Reed for U S Senate in Missouri
In the Missouri primary the Democratic party renominated James A. Reed for the U S Senate. Reed has been active in Missouri politics since starting law practice in Kansas City in 1887 and is completing his first term in the Senate.
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Missouri
James A. Reed
Reed
Kansas City
United States Senate
Merlin Stone 16 Visiting In Ogden
Merlin Stone son of Mr and Mrs M J Stone 2869 Grant avenue visiting in Ogden with his parents and sister Mirs Maud Stone from Madison Wis Mr Stone a mining engineer of Goldfield Nevada has many friends in Ogden and Salt Lake where educated Also mentions political ad for Herold P Fabian Salt Lake City candidate for Attorney General plus assorted local verse clippings and notices from Macon Telegraph and other items
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Merlin Stone
M. J. Stone
Grant Avenue
Ogden
Mirs Maud Stone
Madison
Wis
Mr Stone
Goldfield
Nevada
Salt Lake
Wasted Water Power Will Run Railroads
Opinions at the recent convention of the Railroad Merchants argue steam locomotives will be replaced by electricity. Electrifcation progress includes the Central Pacific and Milwaukee routes, with water power aimed to fuel trains, reducing coal use and labor while boosting efficiency. experts foresee nationwide railway electrification once congress guarantees hydroelectric investment.
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Atlantic City
Ita
Sauy
Rian
PactOc
Mabor
Chicago, Milwaukee & Fit Tau Hellway
Mallee
Croening
Nucky
Montara
Nevada
Milwaukee Road
Willy Reads
Locotio Ures
Harrigan Planet
Wiwantkee Railroad
Mootapa Power Company
Butte, Anaconda
Congress
United States
Ateam
Message from H. M. Perkins About Auto Sales
H. M. Perkins of Fermdale writes that eight months ago he stopped his automotive sales work and asks for advice. He admits he cannot recall all details about the autos and requests guidance for the next trouble he faces in selling vehicles.
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H. M. Perkine
Fermdale
Mirthful musings on manners and market errors
Luke McLuke riffs on sincerity apologizing post speech while a town goes dry prompting thirst. Jests on middle aged spread street car doors and free dictionaries versus free elixirs. A carnival of quirks about paint, alienation of affection, and bell-button pants ends with a nudge to read the Classified Ads.
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Luke McLuke
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Hirst
Cardinal Wolsey
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Paul
Sayadn
Atoerizan
the Dee Hospital
General Bliss
James A. Teed
Herold P. Fabian
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Gaxk
Lylda Rose
Columbia State
Lilla Frotte
Macon Gad
Luke
John Rarefond
Siele
Neal Moore
Wozus Trout
Oucitta Parish
Khvostoff
Merle Rhrostot
Aletis
Eran
Thr
Cpate Dears
Nieraliam
Renatan
Wright
Romart Dor
W. G. Ky
Bay
Whd
Colonia Dublan
Chicago
J. Paul
Louis Peoria
Omaha
Memphis
Denver
Colorado Springs Pueblo
Buffalo
Boston
Eastern Resorts
Niagara Falls
City Ticket Office
W H. Chevers
Paul L Beemer
City Paes
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