Union Strike Rules Target All Rights Losses
The U.S. labor board ruled after hearings that disputes must go to the board before action, traffic disruptions threaten public welfare, and any union striking forfeits existing contract rights and member benefits. Meanwhile, International & Great Northern Railroad strikers meet in Houston to coordinate, with checks marked discharged used during strikes and freight service gradually normalizing.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Labor Board Today
Big Four Brotherhoods
Switchmen's Union
Transportation Sect
Lt. & GN
Houston
Tex
International & Great Northern
J. D. Frame
International &Great Northern
Brotherhood of Railroad
Chicago Labor Board
Sheppard
Palestine
Nellis
D. C
International & Great Northern Railroad Company
Baptists Endorse Prohibition and Seek Disarmament
A Baptist convention closes with plans to promote prohibition and missionary work in pagan strongholds. Evangelist Dr. A. T. Robertson is to conduct a revival for two weeks, with sermons by Rev. Carman and speeches by B. P. U. leaders. A Sunday meeting at Walnut Street Church features H B Reif and Wesson Banson as presenters before the evangelistic service concludes the gathering.
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Fage One
Pagan
Jsm
W.G. Jones
A. T. Robertson
Revi-G
Vk. Carman
Banson
Des Moines
Tomurrey
Dr. Robertson
Intelligence of People Averages with 13 Year Old
The Associated Press reports Prof Robert H Gault of Northwestern University told a psychology class that the average intelligence of the general public is about that of a 13 year old. He contrasted this with Edison and Ridison claims and questioned the extent of public comprehension.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Robert H. Gault
Northwestern University
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Ridison
Soviets plan Irkutsk armament conference parallel to Washington
A Tokyo dispatch reports the Russian soviet government has called an international conference at Irkutsk to parallel the Washington arms limitation talks. The conference opens Nov 11 and invites China Korea Siam and India. Delegates from Korea and Shaan g province China are already en route.
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United Press
Honolulu
Irkutsk
Sberia
Washington
Tokio
Jiji
China
Korea
Siam
India
Shaang
Iryatek
Arms Conference Seeks Rapid Economic Armaments Law
The article discusses the looming arms conference with emphasis on producing a concrete reduction formula. It notes President Harding bears chief responsibility and that failure would invite blame on a delegating nation. It outlines difficulty in drafting enforceable measures for armies and navies, using Germany as a baseline and contrasting naval needs by geography and wealth.
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Harding
Germany
United States
France
Great Britain
The Staggering Burden of War Costs and Debts
A commission report details direct and indirect war costs from 1914 to 1918 totaling 355.29 billion and global debts by nation. United States Britain France and others show multibillion figures, with death and birth rate impacts noted.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Armament Limitation Faces Detail Challenges
The article discusses proposed formulas for limiting armaments, noting that fixed monetary spending by Britain, Japan, and the United States would still produce unequal navy sizes due to labor costs. It highlights that despite genuine good faith, detailed difficulties threaten conference success, while broad aims remain hopeful.
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Great Britain
Japan
United States
The
New York Evening Post, Inc
Commander Emery Ill at Kansas City
John G. Emery national commander of the American Legion is ill and confined to his room in Kansas City during the convention. Officials said all engagements for today have been canceled and visitors and calls are restricted, but the illness is not serious.
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United Press
Kansas City
John G. Emery
The
American Legion
Legion
Altho
Standard Oil Company
Punish Girls Who Contribute to Boys Delinquency
Chicago October 29 A.P. report quotes Anna L. Davern a longtime juvenile court officer telling the West End Woman's club she favors punishing girls for contributing to boys delinquency She cites short skirts flimsy waists flamboyant sex appeal and men pursuing girls as factors increasing juvenile court cases
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Associated Press
Chicago
Anna L. Davern
West End Woman’s Club
North Dakota Independents Hold Leading in Recall Vote
Fargo N D Oct 29 R A Nestos Independent led Gov Lynn J Frazier Nonpartisan by about 25 000 in unofficial returns from 1 453 of 2 094 precincts in yesterday recall election. Unofficial figures showed a rising tide threatening to end Nonpartisan League supremacy in its birth state as league leaders acknowledged the vote margins.
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Associated Press
Fargo
N. D
R. A. Nestos
Independent
Lynn J. Frazier
Frazier
Nonpartisan League
League
Sinn Fein Fencing with Lloyd George
London Oct 29 Sinn Fein replies to the questionnaire on recognition of British sovereignty stressing Ulster unity with Ireland for a plebiscite to fix new boundaries and more.
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United Press
London
Sinn Fein
Lloyd ‘George
Ulster
Ireland
Starts Quiz on Aspirants for Postmaster Job
The civil service commission orders an exam for the Waterloo postmaster vacancy stirring rumors of rival camps inside and outside the Waterloo post office. A Washington representative weighs in on whether to pick from within or outside, with two-year residence rules and a May 1921 age limit shaping who may qualify.
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Civil Service Commission
Waterloo
Washington
Postoffice
Bose
Commission
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Postmaster Examination Certification Reveals Eligibles
The commission has certified examination results to the postmaster general, who will inform the president of the three highest coal workers eligible for appointment, implying more behind the process than mere pencil work.
Secret executions alleged at Mexicali amid Cantu rumor
The Mexicali area reports hour secret executions within 36 hours. Soldiers accused of spreading Cantu propaganda or court martial guilt were said to be the victims. Cantu, once governor of Lower California, was deposed months ago. Dawn firing squads and a night shooting were mentioned as the methods.
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United Press
Mexicali
Lower California
Garri
Cantu
Sweeney and Grable Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Fort Dodge Iowa Oct 29 A jury convicted Wimmer Sweeney and Otis Grable of first degree murder for Berthold Halfpap's death on March 12. The verdict came at 1:30 am after eight hours deliberation. sentence fixed at life imprisonment.
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The
Associated Press
Fort Dodge
Wimner Sweeney
Otis Grable
Berthold Halfpap
Grocer
Deputies Took Hooc Sheriff Robb Claims
Des Moines dispatch reports Sheriff W E B Robb threatening charges against three deputies over an alleged high jack of liquor cases. Deputies allegedly obtained liquor with a search warrant and planned to dump it into a river. One deputy reportedly admitted the liquor was not dumped but used personally.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
W. EB. Robb
Big Four Mailtruck Bandit Threatens Philadelphia Raid
A letter warning of another Big Four mailtruck robbery circulated in New York and Philadelphia. The letter claims the New York haul was 5,000,000, far above official estimates, and predicts more holdups. In Mason City Iowa a bandit bound a night agent and looted a mail sack, with loot size unclear and no arrests yet.
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Philadelphia
Br Caited Press
New York
Morgan
Associated Frois
Mason City
James Meagher
Family Wiped Out on Grade Crossing
Associated Press report from Aurora Illinois dated October 29 recounts a fatal crash near Bristol when a Burlington train struck the car of Willis Danielson 35 a wealthy farmer. The deceased include Willis Danielson his wife 32 mother in law Mrs George Gosey 65 and six month old Danielson child.
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Associated Press
Aurora
Ill
Bristol
Burlington
Willis Danielson
Leland
Danielson
Charles Gosey
Brewers with Real Beer May Sell it Now
Washington D C October 29 The treasury department ruled that brewers with stock of real beer may dispose of it to druggists holding liquor permits under medicinal beer regulations. The decision confirms brewers have the right to sell the large inventories now on hand to permitted outlets.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Treasury Department
Money order sales end after 6 pm at Waterloo Post Office
Postmaster Mr. Kelly announces no money orders will be sold at Waterloo after 6 p m beginning November 1. Previously money orders could be purchased from 6 p m to 8 p m through the general delivery window or after the money order window closed. The change aims to better distribute office workload.
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Waterloo
Kelly
DICK PLACE IMPROVES AFTER STROKE CARE
Slight improvement was noted today in the condition of Dorrance Place who suffered a paralytic stroke a week ago. He is at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Place at 21 High Street.
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Dick" Place
Dorrance NM
Place
Mr. Place
T. M. Place
High Street
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