U S Rail Board Bans Walkout and Orders Hearing
Chicago October 21 government moves to prevent a railroad strike and enforce decrees of the United States railroad labor board The board assumes full jurisdiction and orders unions and roads not to strike pending a conference on October 26 A decision will be announced after October 30 to avert a walkout unless unions comply Texans prepare to strike today and maintenance of way firemen unions join the walkout unless blocked by board action
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Washington
W. G. Lee
J's Brotherhood of Railroad
Cleveland
United States Supreme Court
International
Great Northern
O ‘Texas
Tramont and Gulf Railroad
Louisiana
Big Five
Associated Press
Big Four
Acitedmen's Union
Ill
600 Texans to Strike at Noon on Texas Lines
San Antonio Texas Oct 21 600 brake and switchmen of the International and Great Northern Railroad prepare to strike at noon Saturday union officials say normal service may be protected by loyal crews. Road executives expect limited disruption and no strike breakers will be used.
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San Antonio
Texas
Associated Press
International and Great Northern Railroad
Thornwell Fay
RR. D. Frame
Brotherhood of Railroad
Goforth
Longview
Texas and Pacific
Laredo
Palestine
Austin
National Lines of
Mexico
Galveston
Valley Junction
Waco Fort Worth
Waco
Guarag'a
Sno
Texas Lines
Aelt Transportation Systems
Galeveston
Texas National Guardsmen
Rev C Rochford Stetson Named Rector of Trinity Church
New York October 21 Rev C Rochford Stetson rector of St Mark s Washington was elected rector of historic Trinity Church to succeed Will iam Manning now bishop of New York He will be the eleventh rector since 1697 Stetson a Harvard and General Theological Seminary graduate served as vicar at Trinity and later led St Mark s for ten years prior to his Washington post
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New York
C. Rochford Stetson
St. Mark's Church
Washington
Historic Trinity Church
William T. Manning
Episcopal Diocese of
Stétson
Trinity
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
George Rothwell Brown
Washington Post Co
Senate
Committee On Committees
Wadsworth
Curtis
Committee On
Knox
Aldrich
Troops Returning From Germany Weigh Peace Move
American soldiers in Germany about 15 000 officers and men will begin returning within two weeks after a peace proclamation by the President. Ratifications of the treaty are en route, with transports carrying roughly 1 000 soldiers per voyage. The move aims to end occupation costs to Germany while preserving stability on the Rhine order.
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Germany
Harry WN. Price
Washington Post Co
United States
United States Army
France
Rhine
Chamber of Commerce
New York Judge Rules Against Transshipment of Whisky to Bermuda
In New York on October 21 Judge Julius Mayer ruled that intoxicating liquor may not be landed at American ports for transshipment between foreign countries. The Anchor Steamship line sought to stop seizure of whisky from Glasgow to Bermuda, arguing treaty protections. Mayer said treaty articles cited by the line were abrogated by presidents Cleveland and Harrison, and that federal authorities testified a large quantity of haver trane shipped via New York was lost or stolen and landed in the United States.
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New York
Julius Mayer
Anchorsteamship
Glasgow
Bermuda
Chor
United States
Great Britain
Mayer
Cleveland
Harrizon
Washington conference opens sessions in Continental Hall
The Washington conference begins open sessions November 11 and 12 in Continental Hall with seating for 1,100 and public access to subsequent sessions as committee reports advance. The American delegation, led by Secretary Hughes, met at the State Department to discuss Far Eastern affairs and naval arms questions, with Chinese delegates including Dr. Sze and Wang Chung-hui.
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Albert
Washington Poat Co
Washington
Continental Hall
State
Hughes
pan-American
State Department
Europe
Navy Department
Peking
Peranial
Alfred Sze
United States
W. K. Wellington Kao
Great ‘Britain
Wang ‘Chung-hui
Supreme Court
C.C. Wu
Wu Ting Fang
Burt
Alfred “Sze
Cornell
Central High Scheo
Waslington
Tas
Eee Ang
Lond
Rail Board Forbids Walkout Texan: Today's Issue Brief
A compact, period voice card summarizing assorted items across pages. Highlights include labor action notes on rail walkouts and related protests, political snippets, and local notices. Mentions Rhine Toops activism, Paris police events, school probes, highway autos hearing, and revival services with varied local and national references.
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Rhine “Toops
Artis ‘Seasions
Otrar ‘Sahoot
Trish -Crista
Paris
Cheer Beatty
Navy
Hughes
Criticigas
Stry
Stillman
iPalls
Irish Crisis At Hand Weekend Conferences In London
The Irish crisis deepens as British officials and Irish leaders face an impasse over Ulster, the army, and navy questions. Sinn Fein defends Valera letter to the Pope, while Dail deputies rail at its effect. Delegates warn of a fragile path to peace as Monday's session looms.
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Ulster
Dail
Sinn
Associated Press
London
Pogatbla
Sinn Fein
Hamon de Valera
Ghorlly
Segaion
Aig
de Valerata
Datter
Trish
Ké -Valera
Sinnin
Ppresu
Ireland
de Nitty Fein
William Ister
George
Offer School Relief From Congestion through Balanced Load Plan
A district survey reports Washington schools can end overcrowding by a work-study-play plan that spaces pupils evenly between study and play. The finance shows $1,544,000 in 1921 building funds not solving growth. recommendation calls for a city building survey before further funding. The study stresses need for classrooms plus shops, gyms, labs, and spaces for work and play to fit modern city schooling.
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Bureau of Education
Capper
Subcommittee On Education
Senate District Committee
Washington
Senator Capper
Board of Education
Congress
Bureau
Hhus
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