Capital and Labor to Outline Policies for War
The national industrial conference board and the American Federation of Labor will name representatives to outline policies governing capital labor relations during the war. The department of labor aims at prevention over arbitration, with a zoned system of mediators to head off disputes and keep both sides in touch before grievances grow. A policies board will advise Secretary Wilson as chief labor administrator, while existing employment services remain unaffected.
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Washington
National Industrial Conference Board
Magnus Alexander
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Department of Labor
Capital
Labor Department
Labor Advisory Council
John Lind
Wilson
United States Employment Service
Baker
Daniels
Baker and Chamberlain Seek Accord at Capitol Lunch
Washington jan 30 secretary taker and chairman chamberlain of the senate military committee discussed the war cabinet plan and efforts to coordinate army efficiency reform. chamberlain urged legislative action while baker cited reorganizations already in place. cross examination of baker was planned for later in the week.
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Washington
Taker
Chamberlain
Senate Military Committee
Capitol
America
Baker
Three Wage Commission Members Named to Hear Complaints
Washington January 30 The railroad wage commission announced the appointment of three of four members of its board of examiners to hear minor wage complaints Ed J Barcalo of Buffalo NY a manufacturer and labor movement leader Riley Redpath a Kansas City businessman and Lathrop Brown of New York a former congressman and current special assistant to the interior secretary The appointments set the panel for review of wage disputes among railroad workers and mark progress in the commission work
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Washington
Railroad Wage Commission Today
Ed J. Barcalo
Buffalo
New York State
Riley Redpath
Kansas City
Lathrop Brown
New York
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
El Paso votes against prohibition in close city race
El Paso Texas January 30 local option election results show prohibition defeated in the city by 328 and in El Paso County by 341 with about 5000 votes cast in each election.
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EL Paso
Texas
Prohibition
Fourth Minnesota soldiers depart from Eveleth armory今日
Fifty soldiers from the Fourth Minnesota left Eveleth for Cusson after stationing in the armory. An arrest in Virginia involved a man named H Trolander described as an I W W propagandist. The Rainy Lake company faced agitator attention, but other northern firms including Trout Lake Lumber, Finch ros, Saar Bros, W T Bailey, William Orr and International Lumber could be hit if a Friday strike occurs.
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Eveleth
Minn
Minnesota
Cusson
H. Trolander
Virginia
Rainy Lake Company
North Woods
Trout Lake Lumber Company
Finchros, Saar Bros. W. T. Bailey
William Orr
The
International Lumber Company
McAdoo and Food Administration Reach Food Transport Plan
Washington January 30 Director General McAdoo and the food administration reached an agreement on plans to expedite transportation of food and feedstuffs. The accord aims to speed shipments and ensure supplies reach critical areas promptly.
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Washington
McAdoo
The
Food Administration
Complete shutdowns in Boston coal order 48 hour ban
Boston on January 30 faced a full coal pinch as orders barred deliveries to stores offices and factories for the next 48 hours. The enforcement aimed to reserve supplies, impacting commerce and daily operations across the city.
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Boston
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