Delay in Rail Pay Decision Urged by Labor Leader
Chicago May 5 The wage reduction proposals to the railway labor board were denounced by B W Jewett president of the Railway Employer Department of the American Federation of Labor urging the board to reaffirm prevailing rates until new agreements are fixed He argued a cut would reheat the dispute and harm negotiations The unions claim railroads are financially shaky yet rely on federal aid and wage support while workers demand a living wage and fair treatment as the industry recovers.
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Chiccago
Railway Labor Board
Ratimar
B. W. Jewell
Department
American Federation of Labor
Ior
Wall Street
State Commerce Chamber to act on trolley crisis
SHARPTORD May 5 The trolley crisis prompts a joint meeting of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce and its executive committee at the Taft in Haven on May 14 afternoon to consider a referendum on returning the Connecticut company to the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad. The Connecticut company is under trustees by a federal court while the State Public Utilities Commission in its report on Connecticut street railways advised returning the company to its owners. New Britain May 5 The New Britain Machine Co has set a plan to release single men without dependents while retaining, rarely as re-hiring. married men.
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Shartford
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
Taft
Haven
Connecticut Company
New “York
New Haven
Hartford “Railroad Company
State Public Utilities Commission
Connecticut
New Britain
New ‘Britain Machine Co
Funeral plans halted by finding of dead soldier
A body marked as Carl Lemberg of Worcester, a member of the S4is¢ ammunition train reported killed in France in November 1918, was found in the Norwich Connecticut Hospital for the Insane. Red Cross officials halted the military funeral plans after a message from Norwich stated the patient was Lemberg, who talked incoherently about Rome and Worcester. A Worcester man, John Lamppiner of Greendale Avenue, had known Lemberg.
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Worcheter
Carlemiberg
Ihig City
France
Worcester
Norwich Hospital
Lemberg
Rome
Greendale Avenue
Lembers
Pari Ile
Meriden Will Adopt Daylight Saving Time Monday
May 1 Meriden will shift to daylight saving time by common consent among sand manufacturers, without official action. Clocks will be set forward on the upcoming Monday, aligning with factory and business schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Pheno-Sulpho hailed as skin remedy by doctors and shoppers
The ad extols Pheno-Sulpho as a universal healer for eczema ringworm barber's itch poison ivy boils and diaper rash praising rapid cures across ages. It boasts pure scent free application for infants and claims it protects against dandruff hair loss and hay fever while remaining stable in any climate and season.
Storm Devastates New York Area With Widespread Damage
A severe storm caused extensive damage across New York and nearby areas. High winds and heavy rain knocked down power lines, disrupted streetcar service, and forced closures of amusements and stores. Beach and marina properties suffered, and thousands of bungalows faced threats as property and vessels anchored in New York bay dragged anchors amid the high winds.
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Low World
Suen Island
Bay Ridge
Fors Twamilton
Ney Island
Brooklyn Heights
Brighton Beach
Midland
South Doxches
New York
New Y
London Public Schools Advance Start Time Next Week
The board of education decided at a Wednesday night meeting that public schools in London will begin sessions one hour earlier starting next week. The change shifts the schedule ahead by one hour, aligning with Eastern Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Board For Education
SENDER OF OBSCENE CARDS FINED BY JUDGE THOMAS
A New Haven man was fined 150 dollars by Judge Thomas after being convicted on three counts for sending obscene and scurrilous postal cards. The judge noted the man had been confined in a hospital and appeared unbalanced when the acts occurred, and he chose a fine over jail. Contquipe proceeding continued tomorrow with related narcotic act case against Harrison and others.
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Thomas
Dodge Bawin
United States _District court
Alvin Inatruda
New Haven
South Norwalk
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LABOR
Jewell
State Commerce Chamber
Conn
Gould
Great Pine Forest
Charles M. Hudson
America
Pharmaceutical College
New York City
Carolinas
Hudson
Hudson Laboratories
Hudson & Company
Fifth Avenue
Bridgeport
Wail St
J. Cody
Main St
Yrus
Fairfield & Mouilland DeVorken’s
Barnuy
E. Main
H. Fallon
Bunnell
F. B. Fickett
Stratford Ave
A. Gerstl
Pembroke St
C. Hamilton
Noble Ave
Hartigen's Drug Store
Main
Hartigan’s Drug Store
Fairfeld Ave
Hindle Drug Store
F. Tones
Main Street
Keith Pharmacy
Park & Airfield
Wingella Drug Store
J. A. Leverty & Bro
Park Ava
J. J. A. Leverty & Bro
Lexington Pharmacy
Texington Ave
George Malone
Harral Ave
McMahon Drug Co
Pembroke Rarnim d& EX Main
Bovis
Randal’s
Strathforty
Ballard's
Brill
Stratford Center
Wm. H. St. John & Co
Stratford Conran
Wakeman & Park
Barnum Avent
PD. M. Read Co
Thowland's Rackwell & Co
Smith-Murray
Hodson & Comnanr
Staten Island
Ork Bay
Gail
Windsore
Bleacker Street
Orm
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