Rail wage dispute seen as negotiation start not strike threat
Editorial notes that a 30-day notice of wage cuts by 100 railroad executives is a legal step to renegotiate a new wage scale. No strike or lockout is expected while private conciliation proceeds. The process may last a year with mediation and arbitration, ending only after a presidential board review.
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Arizona Daily Star of Tucson
Congress
Federal Board of Mediation
Board of Mediation
Board of Arbitration
Board of Meditation
United States
A. V. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad
Christmas Residents Hope Santa Brings Copper Break
In Christmas Arizona residents ponder a future of dwindling jobs as the town faces a copper price slump. mine owner H A Russell calls for tariffs to protect domestic mines while miners cite a recent richer ore find that could revive hope this Christmas.
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George Crissey
U. P
Ariz
Santa Claus
Light
Christmas Copper Mining Company
H. A. Russell
Rossell
Russell
George B. Crittenden
N. H. Mellor
San Carlos
Washington
United Press
Evangeline Booth Returns to Duty in New York Arrival
Evangeline Booth commander of the Salvation Army in the United States is back on the job after a European trip. A photo shows her arriving in New York signaling her return.
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Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
United States
Europe
New York
Calm stance urged on railroad tension avoid drastic action
In a fair minded tone, officials warn against alarm among railroad workers and families and promise no drastic measures by either side as events unfold. The statement emphasizes restraint and peaceful handling of the situation.
Winslow Daily Mail Celebrates Fifth Birthday
Colonel Breen sent congratulations from the campaign trail noting the Winslow Daily Mail marks its fifth anniversary on December 10. He praises the paper for its growth and contributions to northern Arizona despite political discourse and detours.
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Colonel Breen
Mr. Breen
Coconino Sun
Winslow Daily Mail
Arizona
Georgia City Has Big Credit Balance
Albany Georgia officials claim their city holds a stronger per capita fund balance than Milwaukee Wisconsin. They cite a cash balance of about 8.80 per resident for 15 000 people, a 100 000 sinking fund and a 25.6 percent tax rate reduction over five years while retiring 128 000 in outstanding notes and building reserves.
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Albany
Georgia
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Georgia City
Duke Builds Southeast’s Largest Library in Durham
Duke University in Durham N C claims the largest library in the southeast with over 250000 volumes including 500 on Latin American history and diplomacy.
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South
Durham
N. C
Duke University
Southeast
Railroads face tough times amid competition and regulation
The railroads contend high taxes and lack of subsidies hurt long haul freight as motor vehicles and other transport gain ground. They urge coordinated rail-truck service to move goods door to door while ensuring equal taxation. In Winslow, Rialto Theater hosts an annual children’s show, hoping to seat the expected crowd, with Manager J A Pike noting large local families.
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consignee—Phoenix Gazette
Winslow
J.A. Pike
Pike
Santa Claus Matinee Free Admission For Winslow Children
Local Elks Lodge officers announced a matinee in Winslow where every child will receive oranges apples and candy and enjoy free admission to the event with Santa Claus overseeing the treats.
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Santa Claus
Elks Lodgs
Winslow
Omaha political leader slain in car shooting
Harry Lapidus aged 49 a Jewish political figure in Omaha and Nebraska and head of the Omaha Fixture and Supply company was shot and killed in his motor car by an unknown gunman within three blocks of his home. The assailant fled.
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Omaha, Nehb
Harry Lapidus
Omaha
Nebraska
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