Move to Prevent Future Rail Tie Ups
In Ryton Oct 28 a congressional move aims to prevent future rail tie ups by mandating railroad labor board decisions. The Esch Cummins act would be strengthened, with rate cut efforts noted and administration stance to avoid coercion amid the threatened strike. Cleveland dispatches report messages ordering end to the planned strike, with Brotherhood leaders rescinding the call to strike to align with the railroad labor board.
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Ryton
L. Kk
Congress
Railroad Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cleveland
Ohio
Brothershood
United States Railroad Labor Board
Davits County Farm Bureau Meets at City Hall
John G. Brown of the Federations of Farmers Separations gave the principal address at the annual Davits County Farm Bureau gathering in City Hall. Officers and delegates were elected, with G. Wh as president, Nathan Killigu as vice president, Richard T. Peek as secretary, and Austin Tomey as assistant secretary. Delegates were chosen to attend a state meeting in November in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Brown
Tl Tndiada’ Federation of Farmers
Davitss County Farm Bureau
Brown
Rowel
Chambede
Farmers’ Federation
G. Wh. Hsident
Nathan Killigu
Richard T. Peek
Austin Tomey
Dee A
See
Wat
Amla
Bonus Bill as Amendment to Compromise Tax Bill
Washington, 24 The soldiers' bonds issued as reported favorable. The senate and subsequently recommended to the conference committee. Movement of Reed, senator from Missouri, will force the senate to take a direct vote on awarding adjusted compensation to the veterans of the World War. No previous vote has been taken in the senate on the question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Ibn Gnaeuce
Uio
Femneat
Pres
Nut crop in northern Indiana below normal
Walnut and hickory crops in northern Indiana will hardly reach one third of last year’s. Butternut trees have been mostly cut, with shrinking yields in adjoining counties. Principal A O Pulkerson of Washington and Chief Posey of Frelandsville contest for a seat on the state high school board of control. Election results will replace Mr Abbot of Belford. Ninety tallion Jilers of Wive mobilize in cellara Portugal due to no foreign market.
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Milzlet
A. O. Pulkerson
Washington
Chuef Posey
Frelandsville
Wtion
Usion
Athletic Board of Control
Abbot
Belford
Ahig
Theo Ipva
Nan
Marlin
Portugal
Accused Murderer Breaks Silence Before Trial
Arthur C. Burch, linked to the Kennedy murder case, speaks to the press as his trial nears. He denies involvement with Madalynne Obenchain and asserts a business-partner sent him a Los Angeles message. He explains hotel choice as a financial decision and maintains innocence.
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Angelez Cal
aArthur C. Burcig
Kennedy
Treg
United Prees
John
Belton Kenspedy
Burch
Madalynne Obenchain
Los Angeles
Illinois
Russell
Butch
Ehooting
Madalynne
Federal court upholds injunction in coal union checkoff case
United States District Judge A J Anderson sustained an injunction against the checkoff system used by the United Mine Workers in the Mingo district. The case, brought by the Maryland Coal Company and other operators of Marion and Indiana groups, seeks to prevent union dues from being deducted from miners’ wages. The ruling targets the unions’ administrative structure and the potential to hinder organization in the Ming region.
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Toidaridad Coal Company
Hin Eatia of
America
A. J. Anderson
Chipputtae
Ptate
Lndiana
Fhisi
Sulber
Onn Gatsonay
William Naty Horn
Terre Maule
Irancols
Borderland
Stati-Tive
West Virginia
Ition
Agthig
Seston
United Jin Puikérs
sArmeri Uc
Lfe
Anderson Peian
Virginia Natn Thy
Ellisto
Dissels
Suomno Agerabors
Rae
Lofhor
Mirplina
Ainers’ Union
Mordatlant Coal /Conpany
Tie Ming
Converted Infidel Evangelist A. W. Miller to Lead Meeting
Evangelist A. W. Miller, lately reported as a converted infidel, arrives from Elizabeth, Pennsylvania after a successful circuit including Indians, New York, and Pennsylvania. He is to speak at a Washington evangelistic event beginning next week, directing from a choir led by Dr. R. M. Smiley with a program of music each evening focusing on traditional gospel songs.
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A. W. Miller
Sawyer
New York
Peansylvania
Nety
Elizabeth
Washington
Milleci
Ube
R. M. Smiley
Tie Fihet
Evans Léwis
Bulgih Evangelistic Party
Eity
Avil
Lewis Ig
Louisville
Financial questions may come to the front
Alleged debt to America looms as a topic at the conference while England seeks broad phases. Although America is opposed to big moves, an ex-minister from Italy and three well trained Goindal post officers are slated to attend. The Oct dates hint at possible treasury and ministerial involvement.
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America
Isi
England
Pignello
Treasury
Italy
Finguetal
Hayes Slightly Hurt After Ulai Railroad Crash
A railway crash near Long Branch New Jersey left several injured including A C Hayes and Hays Very who were thrown from their berths. R H Simmons chief inspector and Dr Lee Wrankel welfare director sustained minor injuries in the accident.
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New York
Hays Peresh
BOL Co
Ulai
Long Branch
New Jersey
Wil Very
Atrainedil
Lee Wrankel
Department
Keller and Williams Buy Braun Building
Keller and Williams complete purchase of the Braun Building at Main and Fifth streets near the Elks home. After minor repairs the firm will occupy the structure, ideal for their undertaking business, following thirteen years in operation and relocation from current premises.
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Keller & Williams
Braun
Ins
Main and Kart Fifth Streets
Opporita Thie Elks
Hisuilding
Kellar & Wivians
Main
Sullivan Drowns at Vicksburg
John W. Sullivan, a well known civil worker of this city, was reported drowned Monday at Vicksburg, Mississippi. The message from Mrs. Sullivan gave no details. He was forty five, survived by his widow and seven children. He lived as a youth with his father in Catsobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Sullivan
City Meeting Tonight With Democratic Speakers At Hill
A city meeting is planned for tonight at 7 30 at the city hill. The event promises a strong turnout and a slate of speakers expected to discuss campaign issues and local topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva J
Vuken
Camprise
Agnes Matthews Dies in Montgomery at One Year Old
Agnes Matthews, the one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Matthews Jr of Montgomery, died of pneumonia at 4 30 Wednesday afternoon. Burial was Thursday at 3 in St Michael cemetery. An incomplete note mentions dumbbells and Elizabethan origins.
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Agnes Matthews
Agnes
John Matthews, Jr
Montgom
Unclear fragmentary text from Washington streets row
Fragmented OCR text describes unusual behavior in a district of Washington with mention of drinking crowds, night activity, and police. Details are garbled, with references to drunken individuals and possible disturbances, but specifics are not readable. The piece lacks coherent events or identifiable names.
Pershing Arrives In Time To Greet Foch In New York
General Pershing arrives with Marshal Foch aboard the George Washington and Paris, greeted by cheering crowds on Lower Broadway as guns fire while the French liner Paris docks with Foch aboard and weapons salute. The scene blends cross Atlantic movement and Allied leadership arrival.
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Pershing
Foch
New-York
Iun
New York
General Pershing
France
Marshal Fach
George Washington
George Waet
Uceda
Kreyhounds
America
Paris
Marahat
Charity bequests total 28 557 67 in Indiana damage suit
Prierton Indiana October 8 19 38 Thomas Carithers left a will valued at 28 557 67 dollars granting 11 000 to public benefactions in the city and over 17 000 in gifts to friends and relatives The sum mirrors a fund awarded in circuit court against his brother Joseph Carithers over farm management dispute and related litigation
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Prierton
Ind
Thoyasi
Caghthers
Gibson
Couny
Bachelor
Joseph Carithers
Thomas Cerither
Indiana Road Work Progress and Bridge Plans
The state highway commission reports west Terre Haute road work nearly complete with eight miles of paving by mid November and a temporary bridge planned to avoid delays. Road sections from Terre Haute to Indianapolis face gaps and a new bridge may be built over the Clear Creek to maintain traffic. Public benefactions fund hospital nurses’ home and church project costs plus $7,000 for beautification near Princeton.
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Madintrapolis
Ind
Harte Sbout
St. Low
Wese
Terre
Fudina
Qudd Ill Bar
Terre Haute
Selats
Niles
Soti
Tyuet
Jlaule
Missouri City
William J. Titus
Wythis
Lyons
Hittite
Indianapelis
Greenfeld
Greenfield
Wynty
Deruelery
Princeton
Fragmented Political Prep Amid McAdoo Cox Clash
A garbled report outlines Democratic committee tensions with Cox and Meiges factions debating strategy for a Be Louls meeting next Tuesday. It references Sen Pap Harrison, McAdoo supporters, and calls for discretion on agents while political maneuvering persists amid uncertain stormy prospects.
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Love
Texas
Robert Woolley
Daniel Lernal
G. Moper
feAdco
Tee
McAdoo
Fai
Rito
Cox
War Trucks Riven States For Road Work
A garbled report notes war trucks distributed under the War Materials Act to support road work in various states. It cites totals, including 21,124 trucks and 3,339 army cars, with warnings about licensing and title display to avoid penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saat
Bureau of
Fi Roada
Varlouyagtaten
Rector or Newburg Insolvent Bank Found With His Throat Cut
Evanaville Indiana. Taylor former highway commissioner, found dead on his farm near Neap Ind early today. He was a rector in the insolvent Newburg farmers' bank just closed by the state bank commissioner. Throat cut observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
Evanaville
Ind
Taylor
Highway Com‘missioner
Wan Toy Ead
Neap
Eaetor
Newburg Iormers' Bank
Commiketaner
Death at Newburg Bank Ties to Solvent Case
Wing and the violent death room stepped into the muste rering around the insolvent ers Bank at Newburg today. The dead man is William Taylor, graduate, lawyer, scientist, and farmer. He was found in his bed with his throat slashed. His bride was Miss Marie Merrill, twenty-one, Yankeetown. Taylor gave his oath as county clerk at Henderson but the couple secured a license Thursday. Friends say he owed fifty four. Taylor was a father’s at Newburg. He had no ocvas is bis. Ananciat tomma sign at, dreporter.
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jEvensville
Ind
Ers” Bank
Newburg
Liam Taylore
Marie Merrill
Yankeetown
Taylor
Otha County
Hendereggemy
Hiriends
Farters
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