Gompers Opposes Court Power Over Labor Disputes
Samuel Gompers testifies before the Lockwood investigation in New York urging that courts not decide labor disputes between workers and employers. He argues courts are biased toward management, favoring expulsion of union members and fearing expansion of judicial reach into union affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lockwood Investigaing Committee
Samuel Vompers
American Federation of Labor
Mastter
Samuel Untermyer
Hell Gate
Untermyer
Gompars
Unter
Seaion
Mr. Untermyer
Myr. Gompers
Goimpera
Untersor
Princeton to Receive $300000 Legacy
Princeton University will receive the residuary estate of Herbert Baker of Detroit. The life interest of four heirs ends, and the estate valued at about $390000 will pass to Princeton. The announcement came from the university committee of finance in Princeton, N J on April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Committee of Finance
Princeton University
Herbert 4. Baker
Detroit
British writer to discuss Egypt and Lord Allenby
P Willwell Wilson, British journalist of wide renown, will address the Bridgeport Community Forum at United Church tomorrow evening at 7 30 on the subject Lord Allenby and Egypt. He rose early as parliamentary correspondent for the ablest English newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Willwell Wilson
Bridgeport Community Forum
The
United Church
Lord Allenby
Wilson
Britain hosts wartime veterans forum with dignitaries invited
A fragmented notice notes writers and editors have contributed to Juande American magazines. On St George's day a group from Stratford avenue will assemble and march to the church. The British Great War Veterans are invited in uniform as a special honor. Chin Campbell and the Scottish Histories Society are also invited to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George's Day
Song
Daughers
St Grove
Stratford Avenue
Cin
Chin Campbell
Scottish Histories Society
Obituary notices for Mary Brady and others in local service
The funeral for Mary Brady was held at 8 o clock yesterday morning at St Augustine’s with a high mass led by Rev James Nikol, assisted by Rev George Donahue and others. Delegations from various associations and nurses attended. Interment was at St Michael’s cemetery. Separate notices mourn Frank Karen Snyder, Mary Abbott, John Combs, and Van Wyck Crosby with funerals and military honors planned, detailing residences, services, and burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Brady
Mary BE
Buckingham Street
Augustine’s Sharen
James 3
Nikiu
George Donahue
Joseph Gunley
J. A. Thompson
St. Vincent Alumni Association
Avenue
Board of Health
St. Vincent Hospital
Catholic Daughters of America
Frank K. Snyder
Harry Wy Congdon
George Alfred Smith
American Legion
Fairfaid
Raymond W. Harris
Comet Artillery Band
Frank Karen Snyder
Mountain Grove
Snyder
Fairfelg
122Nd Infantry
Wis
12Nd Infantry
Leonard Snyder
Bassick Avenue
Donald B. MacQueen
First Baptist Church
John W. Combs
John
V Combs
Angus
G Baber
Stratford Avenue
TF Rutledge Boule
Park Street
Harry Guekert
Winyton Lathrop
Roger Morehouse
John Denger
Lakview Cemetery
Myrtle Abbott
Myrtle Abbot
Ir. L. W. Abbott
Noble Avenue
George Fort
Takeview Cemetery
COMMUNITY CHEST LEADERS GET READY
A list of district leaders for the Community Chest campaign is read, naming chairmen and volunteers across districts one through twelve. The report notes several substituted or acting leaders and mentions attendees and district coverage.
Children Unvaccinated Fined by New Jersey Fathers Ahead of Trials
Four children in Berru township, New Jersey, have not attended school due to a dispute over compulsory vaccination for smallpox. Judges have fined the fathers up to 100 dollars as the school board orders the janitor to keep the children out of the building while appeals are pursued. The case involves George Ware, Luke Bates, and James Adams, whose families stand at the center of the controversy and arrests for distur bance as they continue to resist vaccination and school attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ware
Luke Bates
James, Adams
Dyer
Father and Son Discuss Riding Hab in Harsh Exchange
A terse dialogue shows a son pleading for a new riding habit. The father protests lack of funds and offers a grim alternative, suggesting walking as a substitute. The terse exchange reflects financial strain and improvised solutions.
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Gompers
Lee’sia
Egypt
P. Whitewell Wilson
Forum
P. Whitwell Wilson
ILEE
Main Street
van Wryck Grogher- van Wyck Crosher
Joseph V. Crosher
Poughkeepsie
Water Street
John R. Carter
William Lounsbury
Thomas J. Connor
Miles
Lewis
Harrietta. Keith
Earl C. Martin
Stary Lynch
Robart Fitzroy
Din Peace
Glevenra
Blackham
Mra
Carpaign
Dines
Tainerrict
Alumes Reynolds
Pourth
BE. OG
Mayo
Prices Mirhth
Wrancis P
Tivo ‘Math
Wrancis
PT. Lidohftedd
First District
Jersey
Hammonton
Berru Township
Elm
Rockwe\. & Co. & Co
Rockwell's
Lengette
Madame Irene
Stratford Ave
Hron
Peter Hron, Inc
Spectors
Fairfield Avenue
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