Rail Labor Board Seeks Avert Walkout In Big Five Strike
United States railroad labor board announced a Wednesday conference with rail executives and leaders of the big five brotherhoods to avert a planned October 30 walkout. The Board reported progress toward settlement while noting one group, the Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen, declined to join the strike coalition.
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Wiil
Chicago
Et. D
Switchmen's Union of North
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ral
Agafner
Railroad Labor Board
Brotherhoods
Association of Railway Executives
Coveland
Ohio
W. G. Lee
Mt Liberty
Harding Strike Plans Stated By Attorney General
President Harding's plan to uphold law during a general rail strike was outlined after a conference with Attorney General Daugherty and district attorneys from rail centers New York Chicago Cleveland Buffalo and Indianapolis The government will not run the railroads but will ensure they are operated as he said leaving the White House.
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Washington
Harding
Daugherty
Mation
New York
Chicago
Ceveland
Buffalo
Indianapolis
White House
Ecuador Catalogs Duty-Free Raw Materials and Machinery
Washington reports Ecuador seeks manufacturing growth by tax and duty exemption for all raw materials and machinery. Minister Elizalde received a message from the Ecuadorian minister of foreign relations outlining the law and its aims to attract foreign capital.
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Ecuador
Washington
Elizalde
Eecuadorent
Garys Red Meetings End as Police Break Up Rally
Gary Indiana police chief Forbis announced no more radical meetings will be held in the city. A meeting promoting relief for Soviet Russia was dispersed by officers after tensions rose. Speakers included M. Lee of Chicago and William Foster, a 1978 strike leader, with Loeb also present.
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Gary
Tech
Forbis
Russia
Lee
Chicago
Loeb
William Foster
Burkett Sentenced for Forging Theodore Roosevelt Endorsement
Mrs Keema Richardson Burkett of Hillsdale Indiana is sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for forging Theodore Roosevelt's endorsement on a note for 860 908 The case notes the limited term and severity of the punishment. Luriel G Hayes evangelist dies in Davenport Iowa after colliding with a heavy truck at age 72.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Get
Keema Richardson Burkett
Hillsdale
Ind
Hayes
Davenport
Lurlel G. Hayes
Gerry Measure Defeated in Senate Tax Revision Debate
The Senate defeated 46 to 28 an amendment to the tax revision bill proposing a progressive cut in normal income tax with 2 percent on the first 5 000, 4 percent on the next 35 000, and 6 percent beyond 35 000. Two Republicans joined Democrats in approval, while Gerry's plan would extend further reductions and exemptions across all taxpayers. The committee proposal retained current rates.
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Washington
Get
Senate
Johnson
California
la Poellette
Wisconsin
Gerry
Rhode Ushand
Sinnle Committee
Beer and Wine May Be Prescribed for Medical Use
Treasury officials announce immediate regulations allowing doctors to prescribe beer and wine for the ill. A two and a half gallon beer limit per prescription and two quart limit for wine are set, with no cap on total prescriptions. The move follows legal interpretations of Palmer and aims to restore clear rights to patients and pharmacists.
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Congress
Washington, Et
Treasury
Mellon
Prohibition
Bea
Palmer
Mellen
Blair
Seemingly A Fresh Listener Sparks Old Joke Revival
A witty quip finds new life as a fresh listener prompts an old joke to spark renewed laughter. The moment shows how timing and audience shape humor across generations.
World War Leaders Visit President Harding
Three Allied leaders Admiral Beatty of Britain General Diaz of Italy and Lieutenant General Jacques of Belgium arrived in the United States last week and formally paid respects to President Harding and other American officials.
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Washington
Get
United States
Lord David Beatty
Britain
Armando Diaz
Italy
Alphonse Jacques
Belgium
Harding
Charles Scott Jr named finance head of Red Cross central committee
Charles Scott Jr of Philadelphia is appointed chairman in charge of finances for the central committee of the American Red Cross. Announcement came from National headquarters on Sunday.
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Charles Scott, Jr
Red Cross
Washington
Philadelphia
Central Committee of the America Red Cross
National
Wrthorteghery
Wisconsin Rail Case for Retrial and Other Supreme Court Actions
The Supreme Court ordered reargument of the Wisconsin rail rate case for December 5. It will also hear January 3 arguments on the North Dakota act’s constitutionality and review cases involving the Non-Partisan League and Joseph Gilbert. The court upheld J Herman Dierkes's five year penitentiary term in Cincinnati, denied review for five IWW members convicted in Kansas, and ruled taxes paid to a collector cannot be recovered from a successor.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Taft
North Dakota
Eeven Non-Partisan League
Joseph Gilbert
Mposter
J. Herman Dierkes
Cincinnati
Merkes
Wall Street
Indiana Steel Company
Industrial Workers of the World
Kansas
Rumor Claims Ex Emperor Charles Killed in War
Reports from Vienna and Budapest claim former Emperor Charles I of Austria is killed and his army defeated near Tata-Tovares, with Hungarian forces pursuing. Dispatches note entente warnings, Czech ultimatum, and unverified lines about Charles entering Budapest and disrupted communications.
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Budapest
Charles
Tata-Tovares
Komora
Sovernment
London
Vienna
Entente
Hungary
Ie Entemic
Hungarien
Czechoslovakia
Snarp
Prague
Juge-Slavs
Allied forces mobilize as Hungary border tensions rise
Three Guisions dispatch teen recruits to reinforce on the Hungarian border while all railroad communications with Hungary are occupied. The government communicates with Czechoslovakia Romania and the allies to act in harmony.
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Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Tiumania
Mediation Sought in West Virginia Coal Mine Dispute
Philip Murray vice president of the United Mine Workers proposed mediation by the senate education and labor committee to settle a twenty year dispute between coal miners and operators in the West Virginia fields. He urged basic principles for settlement and suggested an administrator be appointed by Chief Justice Wyatt to interpret and enforce the agreement.
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Washington
Senate Education and Labor Committee
West Virginia
Philip Murray
United Mine Workers of America
Murray
Jnatice Wyatt
Two Soldiers Killed at Fort Shafter
Privates Frank W. Barnard and Ernest Sprague of Company H Twenty seventh infantry died from bullet wounds at Fort Shafter. The incident is linked to Private William C. McLachlin of Edmonton Alberta, who is to be turned over to civil authorities as officials seek a motive.
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Honolats
T. W
Frank W. Barnard
Akron
Ernest
Sprague
Parkerstore
W. Va
Company H
Fort Shafter
William C. McLachlin
Edmonton
Athberta
McLachlin
Unknown American Soldier Chosen for Arlington Burial in France
In Chalons sur Marne France Oct 25 an American unknown soldier was chosen for return to Arlington National Cemetery. Sgt Edward F Younger of Chicago selected one of four caskets in a city hall chapel after a brief ceremony with French and U S officers present.
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Chalons-sur- Marne
France
America
National Cemetery
Arlington
United States
Edward F. Younger
Chicago
Coblenz
Seret
Younger
Dubois
Celly Hall
Exking Tries Suicide During Arrest
An arrest turned chaotic when Exking attempted to take his own life by shooting himself amid detainment. Authorities report the suspect exposed himself to fatal risk before intervention.
Attempted Throne Restoration Ends in Capture
In Hungary, former emperor Charles and his wife Zita are prisoners in Esterhazy Castle at Tata To varos after Charles failed to regain the throne. He attempted suicide after being arrested near Komora. Zita prevented the act.
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Heedapest
Hungary
Charles
Komora
Lbormer
Zita
Heath Charles
Esterhazy
Tata Tovaros
Senate OKs income tax rates without record vote
The senate approved today with no recorded vote the normal rates of four percent on the first four thousand dollars of income and eight percent on all over that amount. These are the rates now in force.
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Washington
Senate
War on small tax dodgers declared in Chicago
George M. Murdock announces a city wide drive to prosecute individuals who evade small taxes. The effort targets trivial pay exemptions and items like ice cream. John C. Clinnin has provided hundreds of alleged violator names as 50 agents and field deputies join the Chicago district investigation.
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Chicago
George M. Murdock
Internal Revenue
Washington
Murdock
John C. Clinnin
Special Intelligence Unit
Landis Settles Rail Row in Minneapolis Dispute
Federal Judge K K M Landis acted as arbiter in a dispute between union men on the Minneapolis St Paul and Saint Marie railway. He ruled in favor of the brakeman after a Chicago hearing following allegations the conductor accused the brakeman of disobeying orders and being undesirable.
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Minneapolis, St. Paul
Sault Ste, Marie Road
Minneapolis
Qet
Saint Ste. Marie
KK. M. Landis
Landis
Chicago
Butchers Vote To Strike In Chicago Markets
In Chicago 3000 butchers vote to strike on November 1 if master butchers cut wages. Current pay is $40 weekly for 9 hour days and 11 hour Saturday. A proposed $8 weekly cut was announced by master butchers, risking disruption to virtually all markets.
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Chicago
Sheelty
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