13 May 1913
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1913
Page
1
No street cars will be operated amid talks of arbitration as Covington leaders organize a unions drive. More than five hundred workers enroll, with Mayor Philipps and city officials urging a peaceful, united approach to settle grievances and avoid a citywide transit shutdown.
Editor notes disputed scope of arbitration in the Brighton car barns street railway controversy. Mayor Hunt seeks arbitration with the Traction Company while labor leaders demand organization recognition as a condition precedent to any settlement.
Labor leaders urge striking traction employees to meet at Workman's Hall to decide on recognition and arbitration. They press for a frank conference between Traction Company officials and workers to resolve differences without outsiders, with a public address by the Mayor and men’s vote expected.
Special Dispatch reports Tokyo ties the California alien land bill to national pride and honor, complicating any settlement. The U S administration maintains the bill does not violate treaty rights, urging federal support for California if Governor Johnson signs. California members expect the bill's approval despite federal opposition.
Sacramento May 12 Governor Johnson has not yet replied to President Wilson and Secretary of State Bryan asking him to veto the Webb alien land bill. He has until June 16 to sign, and Capitol aides say he will postpone acting on the issue while busy with legislative adjournment details.
In Palupinbus O , May 12 jurors reported a mixed verdict in the Osman larceny case. After an initial guilty finding, a corrected note omitting the amount stolen prompted a second verdict of not guilty, which the jurors said was the true outcome before Osman was discharged. Mrs Helen Osman fainted at the courtroom scene.
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