Union Leaders Back Conciliation for Industrial Peace
New York May 1 union and finance leaders gathered at the chamber of commerce to advocate conciliation between labor and capital. Speakers included Samuel Gompers Bishop Potter John Mitchell Charles Flint and others urging a new peaceful era and fair treatment of workers while stressing the public’s stake in avoiding strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Department
National Civile Federation
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Bishop Potter
John Mitchel
United Mine Workers of America
Charles R. Flint
American Rubber Company
Daniel J Keefe
Mllnois Board of Arbitration
Wiliam H
Fotter
Potter
China
John Mitchell
Pease
Ameri Rubber Company
Wiliam H. Sayward
Herman Justi
Illinois
Samuel Gompers Inclosing
No larder complete without a pale of white cot tolene
The article extols replacing hog fat with wholesome foods and urges households to adopt modern domestic science. It frames the age of progress as requiring appetizing, healthier fare and criticizes indigestible fats.
Bill Sent 10 Macon for July Pension Bid
A legal update discusses the mandamus suit against State Treasurer Ro H Park, the potential Supreme Court schedule, and the chance for a new class of widows to receive pensions. The outcome hinges on freeing public property funds to cover widow pensions if the court sustains or reshapes Judge Candler's ruling, with $77,000 in general funds possibly available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fudge Candler
Ro H Park
Magen
Bunont Guerry
Supreme Court
Candlers
Railroad Notes Signal Shift and Pan American Plans
J B Crossland is named assistant general freight agent for Plant system vive W C Denny. Through car service begins May 1 between New Orleans and Buffalo via Memphis and Cincinnati. Big Four chief Lynch predicts a May 38 excursion from Indianapolis Cincinnati Louisville and other points at a cent a mile. Cabinet-style management changes at Southern Pacific under Hays. Huntington may not seek re election. Pan American guidance urges careful baggage handling for Buffalo. Excursion rates announced for Daughters of the Confederacy Georgia Pharmacy Baptist Association Monteagle assembly and other events with special round trip fares and a 1 cent per mile military group option.
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J. B. Crossland
W. C. Denny
fUrnvis Central
Big Four
Lake Shore
New Orleans
Buffalo
Memphis
Cincinnat
Lynch
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Louisville
St Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
Windy City
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Hays
The
Southern Pacific
Law
United Daughters of the Confederacy of Tennessee
Lebanon
Tenn
Georgia State Board of Pharmacy
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
Atlanta
Convention
State Baptist Association
Thomasville
Monteagle
Monteagle Assembly Bible School
Monteagle Assembly Sunday School Institute
Old Point Comfort
National Travelers* Protective Association of America
Molineux Case Prepared for June Court of Appeals
New York May 7 The Molineux case will be argued before the court of appeals in June. The appeal has been printed and part of the matter is now with ex secretary HM who will argue for the district attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molineux
New York
Court of Appeals
Exsecor HM
Fifth National Convention of Cigar Leaf Tobacco Assn Concludes
The New York May 7 meeting of the National Cigar Leaf Tobacco Association adjourned after approving several resolutions. Talks covered tax evasion by manufacturers in Cincinnati and calls to tighten duties by adopting dock or alternative weight methods. A Cuba reciprocity stance was urged against tariff relief for Cuban tobacco. Additional actions included investigations into tobacco growing, broader dealer membership, and rules about ex-employe sales. Henry Meyer invited Cincinnati as next convention host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Cigar Leaf Tobacco Association
John R Young
Philadelphia
Sretary
Walter G. Wilson
Cincinnati
National
Cigar Leaf Tobacto Association
Internal Revenue Authorities
Legislative Committee
Washington
Cuba
United States
Cub
Department of Agriculture
Dire Manufacturers’ Association
Henry Meyer
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M. Es Fairbante Company
Sgo
Gur Daly Boven
BREE
Aims
Rorar
P.S
Bill
Mr. Guerry
Railroad Notes
J W Comer
Central of Georgia
Ocean Steamship Company
Pleasants
Birminigama
Atlanta, Knowville and Northern Railway
Atlanta and West Point Railroad
Central of Georgia Railway
Southern Railway
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Chautauqua
Marietta
Mariette Chautauqua
Cigar Leaf Association
Bate
National Oil and Pipe Line Co
Texas
Treasury
First National Bank
Beaumont
L. C. Stacy
Atlanta National Bank
Grant Building
Hlson
Dollar Hotel
Park Ave
4Th Ave
New York City
Puth
Fourth Ave
ED & Barnett
Mountain Park Hotel
Hot Springs, N.C
America
Iity
West End
Jane
Kew Fork
Broadway
WE. Hildretie
Mar
UDI Central
Great Lakes
Booklee
Virginia
Homestead
Mountal
John Ly Hobant
Glover
Hubank
Bath County
Bath Cy
Questa
Bath Co
Empire Broadway
63D ST
Grand Central Station
7Th Ave
Empire
Tiser Bosts
9Th Ave
S9th Street
Allenhurst
Ocean
Lake
Woodland
Higtels
We Johnson Guinne
All Talking Machines
Phono, Go
Whitahail
Seaboard
AIR Oy Railway
N. Y
Raleigh
Richmond
Wahington
Norfolk
Baltimore
Seaboard Air Line
W. E. Christian
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Fox Lake
Delavan Lake
Lake Geneva
Lauderdale Lakes
Waukesha
Oconomowoc
Pahoyra
Delle At Kilbourn
Elkhart Lake
Madison
Minocqua
Sitar Lake
Frontenac
White Bear
Minnetonka
Marquette
Apirit Lake
Okoboji
Big Stone Lake
Lake Country
F. A. Miller
St. P. Ry
J. M. Jackson
Jackson, Melson & Co
Bell Phone
Ivy SL
South
Parian Paint Coq
Atlanta, GA
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