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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1921

Page

10

Railroad contract work faces federal inquiry test

The Associated Press reports nine railroads will face federal review as unions challenge outside firms replacing rail line labor. Claims focus on car and locomotive repair, track work, and common labor. Witnesses say subcontracting may undermine wage scales and the railroad labor board’s authority, risking broader disruption of rail labor protections.

Associated Press Chicago Tree United States‘ Railroad Labor Board Labor Board Federated Shop Tatts Ice Railroad Hornell S. C Hornell Construction Company Sea Frank P. Walsh Railroad Layer Board

Stops of N.C. and Si. L. Today of 1,560 Men

Nasaville, Tenn. Dee Associates Press reports that the Nasaville Chanoy and f Louis Railway plans shop force reductions, listing 1,560 men affected as of today. The notice notes personnel adjustments across divisions, with unions notified and tentative severance terms under review.

N.C Si. L Nasaville Tenn. Dee Associates Press Nasaville, Chanoy F ° Louis

Railway Shops Cut Jobs for Holiday Period

News from multiple lines reports 1 500 workers to be laid off across the system this December. Mobile and Ohio repair shops announce a 73 percent staff reduction starting Tuesday. Meridian shops furlough 100 employees for two weeks. Pensacola’s Louisville and Nashville yard suspends 1023 men and switches to five day weeks.

Waa Ean Mobile Ala Mobile and Ohio Southern Railway Meridian Louisville and Nashville Pensacola

Coal Mines Shift To Half Time In Three Counties

Glen Alden Coal Company declares half time for its Lackawanna county mines for three days this week and Luzerne county mines on alternate days affecting about 19,000 workers. Temple Coal Company six mines operate three days, then idle the rest. Lehigh Valley collieries suspend, including Hazleton shaft and Cranberry colliery, affecting about 12,500 workers.

Scranton Glen Alden Coal Company Lackawanna County Luzerne County Glen Alden Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Temple Coal Company Lehigh Valley Coal Company Hazleton Lehigh Cranberry Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company

Plan to Halt Rail Pay Cut in New York

Jerome T. De Bunt announced tentative plans for a general council representing 250000 railroad workers in New York to resist further wage reductions. The council will include men on all lines into New York and aims to bring managers into the open and act without equivocation if wage cuts continue.

New York Jerome T. de Bunt Greater New York

Plane Rescues 12 From Reef Near Bebamag

Eleven men aboard the stranded boat Priscilla were rescued after five days without food or water on a reef near Bebamag. An Aeromarine Airways flying boat located the stranded crew and brought them back to Miami, guided by Delos Thomas.

Wiami, Fle Priscilla Bebamag Aeromarine Airways Flyus Delos Thomas

Rialto Rialto and Moore's Rialto Presents What No Man Knows

A remarkable Moore's Rialto program features Clara Kimball Young in What No Man Knows, an Equity picture of love and trust, with Louis Rozsa from the Metropolitan Opera as centerpiece. The show includes a large cast, musical acts, and varied vaudeville numbers, with additional attractions and a Crandall's Metropolitan engagement before Christmas.

Rialtto Clara Kimball Young Louis Horsa Moore's Rialto Theater Equity William Carlton Edward Kimball Dulcie Cooper Little Jean Carpenter Mary Pickford Rialto Washington Louis Rozsa Metropolitan Opera Company Rozsa Thoas Oferinge Ham” Hamilton Robert Bond Gotta Rialto Orchestra Polo Negri Stor Crandall Metropolitan Theater Corsica the Riviera al St. John Normandy Henri Rothechild Deauville Pathe News Literary Digest Gomez Metropoltan Symphony N. Mirskey Pola Negri Negri Alexandria Egypt Lieut Edwin Alcott Marianna Paoli Red Cross Monte Carlo Beron Daneill Pola St. John Rube Bernstein Jack Hunt Lola Austin Fred Mosher Grace Furnside Harry van Marie Dreves Pep Bedford iCapitol Theater Joe Turner Demon Eilis George M. Cohan Darragh Aldrich Mr. Cohan Getnina Heinstal Tom Forman Cohen Thomas Mei Peaches” Jackson Mildred Harris Nigel Harrie Guy Oliver Sylvia Ashton Fred.Huntly Beatus The Columbia Lorna Moon Arléé Mr. Reid Gloria Swanson Elliott Dexter Dorothy Cumming Loew Louise Wazenda Chester Conklin Sennett William Tell

The Man of Stone opens at Crana dall’s Washington theater

Crana dall’s three day premiere presents Conway Tearle in The Man of Stone a Selznick vehicle recalling Kipling and The Garden of Allah. Captain Deering and Laila lead a tale set in Arabia with romance and desert spectacle. Betty Howe Marthe Mansfield star with Tearle as Deering. Larry Lemon provides comedy. Show includes short reels and organ music.

Selanick Conway Tearle Washington Crana ‘Dall Kipling Robert Hichens Garden of Allah Neville Deering Arabia Lady Portescue Deering Laila Man of Stone Lewis J. Selznick George Archainbaud Mr. Tearle Betty Howe Marthe Mansfield Larry Lemon Aester Vitegraph

Jewish Relief Plans Made for Europe Aid Campaign

Philadelphia reports plans to raise 2 125 000 across Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland and DC for Jewish relief in Europe. The nationwide drive aims to total 14 000 000, starting by February 4 and ending March 1, led by Dr Cyrus Adler and speakers Louis Marshall and David Brown.

Philadelphia Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland District of Columbia Europe American Jewish Committee Cyrus Adler Louis Marshall David 4. Brown Detroit Secretary of Commerce

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