Two Million Men Refuse Conference Over Union Representation
Washington October 3 Railroad unions representing more than seven million workers will not participate in President Wilsons industrial conference next Monday unless chief executives of all international and national unions are included. Timothy Shea of the Brotherhood of Wiremen said the change, urged by Director General Hines, has not been approved and no reply is expected. The four brotherhoods predict nonparticipation and it is believed the 14 affiliated unions with the AFL may also stay away. The dispute arose over whether all four delegates be from the brotherhoods or include AFL affiliated unions represented by AFL. The rail employes department contends for direct representation by appointment of part of the four. Mr Hines has tried to resolve the issue without success. Shea says absence of official union representation may hinder expert advice at the conference.
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Labor
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Church Event Listings for Memorial Baptist and Nearby Congregations
Memorial Baptist holds morning and special evening services with music and a sermon series on the Prodigal Son receiving his portion. Stratford Methodist Episcopal presents God�s Purpose For Men morning and a Prodigal Son sermon in the evening. Rally Sunday includes Men�s Class and Epworth League activities. Nazarene Mission in Corner Newfield and DeForest hosts evangelistic services led by Rev L N Fogg with daily preaching and a general invitation to the public.
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Office Workers Form Large German Clerical Union
Weimar October 8 The Associated Press reports a conference between German organizations led to the formation of the Clerical Office Workers Central Union. It comprises more than 350 000 members and is claimed to be the largest office workers organization in the world.
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Weimar
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Shelton Plans New High School Site At Special Board Meeting
Shelton officials schedule a Wednesday board meeting to pick a site for a new high school and review architect sketches with a $25,000 appropriation. A separate item notes Jacob Tazerboy of 14 East Avenue fined $5 and costs for failing to send his children to school.
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Board of Education
Fartlett
Jacob Tazerboy
East Avenue
Protich fails to form new cabinet in Jugoslavia
Belgrade October 2 Stevan Protich premier fails in effort to form a new cabinet replacing the resigned one.
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Belgrade
Stevan Protich
Jugo-Slavia
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