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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1920
Page
9
A fragmentary report notes President Roosevelt addressing navy yard employees about work, loyalty, and future gains. The piece hints at political tone and mentions support for officials and patriotic sentiment among workers, with references to prominent figures and ongoing labor relations.
The piece discusses a potential dark horse candidate at the Democratic State Convention in New Haven, with names like Levert and Adrings mentioned among possible contenders. It notes expectations of a strong ticket mix to unify factions and challenge the Republicans, citing various local figures and the broader party strategy.
Hazleton Pa September reports the policy committee of United Mine Workers failed to reach a plan for resuming work in the anthracite region after a stormy session. The sub committee and district presidents studied possible actions while district 9 opposed immediate return. Miners in two districts remain idle with nine dollars due, as the walkout continues amid debate over revoking the work ban.
London hears warning from Nathan Straus of New York about a proposed Great Britain milk trust. He argues the plan mirrors the U S model and could reduce competition, raise prices, and tighten control over milk supply. He cites New York experience and urges vigilance to prevent a detrimental monopoly.
Igor Smith announced efforts to settle the trolley strike with representatives from Tudge a Brooklyn company and Amalgamated Association. Governor Smith conferred with Samuel Gimpetns of the AFL and Boston counsel Tames Fahey. Judge Mayer later said his position remained firm and he would not deal with the Amalgamated Association directly, warning that further meetins would prolong the dispute.
New York September meeting proposed settlement of the bar dispute between the strike committee and the Van Teamators with both sides urged to debate the issue. A public forum was planned with equal access for supporters and opponents, and a third of seats to general attendees.
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