Marine Strikers Back on the Job To Await Action
New York March Marine urine ers and officers on salute logs along the Atlantic coast who went on strike yesterday in protest against war reductions have returned to work pending conciliation by the department of labor. Thomas Healey chairman of the Avante and Guilt Coast Conference of the Marine Engaments Beneficial Association sent the message to the department tonight. He also sent a message to Secretary Hoover thanking him for intercession. Orders for marina workers to report were dispatched to all affected Atlantic ports by Healey. A telegram from the conciliation director led to the department assigning a conciliation commissioner to handle the case.
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New York
Atlantic
Department of Labor
Thomas £ Healey
Martine Ingments' Beneficial Association
Healey
Commerce
Hoover
Marina
Linn
Yleadex
Red Tape Prolongs Liberty of Draft Dodger in Europe
The State Department gave no request to Britain to aid Bergdoll’s capture. Bergdoll fled to Germany using a Canadian passport. British authorities investigated the passport’s issue by two Americans who later were said to be in the United States. Under British law passport forgery is a felony. experts doubted Britain would compel Germany to surrender him, and whether he could be returned to the United States.
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State Department
Bergdall
Germany
Canada
United States
Bergdoll
Commerce Body To Send Delegates To Convention
The nine annual convention of the National Chamber of Commerce will be in Atlantic City on April 28 and 29. Delegates include Chamber president Wheeler and figures such as Simon-Tiliam Hincks Edmund Pierre and F J Kingsbury from the state chamber. From the State Chamber of Commerce President Stanley H Bullard of Bridgeport Secretary George B Chandler. delegates Joan T Chidsey Bristol and Lucius Storrs New Haven.
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National Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic City
Dad Wheeler
Chamber
Sumant Simon- Tiliam
T. Hincks
Edmund
B.D. Pierre
Angus Marine
F. J. Kingsbury
George & Hawley
Price
State Chamber of Commerce
Stanley H. Bullard
Bridgeport
George B. Chandler
Rocky
Joan T. Chidsey
Bristol
Lucius
Storrs
New Haven
Macy and Company Win Sherman Verdict for 149096
The Sherman law case against Victor Talking Machine Company ended with Macy and Company awarded 149,096 in damages and attorneys’ fees. Trebling under the Sherman law would raise the total to about 143,099.18, with fees estimated around 50,060. The trial, before Judge Julian W. Mack in federal court, lasted ten weeks. Victor plans to appeal.
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Maron 2
Ek & Co
For Talking Machine Company
R. J H. Macy & Co
Allstorneys
Victor Company
United States District Court
Julian W. Mack
Kh. HL Macy & Co
Viator Company
Viclar Talking Machine Company
Macy & Co
Mack
Charles Eans Hughes
Stat
Victor Compan
Americans Extend Greetings to Japan
The Age association on American Japan Relations today cabled a welcome message to the new International Peace Society, formed March 2 by over 100 readers in Japanese governmental and commercial circles. Dr. J. G. Schurman, former Cornell president, signed the greeting urging co operation between liberal reads of both families to remove misunderstandings and promote right international attitudes.
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New International Peace Society
Tetio
J. G. Schurman
Cornell University
Association On American-Japan
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