Secretary Wilson on Capital and Labor unity
Secretary Wilson at Washington stresses the Labor Departments mission to harmonize capital and labor. He argues capital relies on labor and labor on capital, and that their mutual interests must be served together. He envisions the department guiding policy through study and balanced action to sustain democracy and national progress.
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Daniels Urges Search for Thief Who Stole Plans of Battleship
Washington May 14 The navy was jolted when the secret service reported theft of plans for the battleship Pennsylvania on March 1. Secretary Daniels ordered a full scale search and tightened safeguards across the navy department. Officials suspect an inside job and warn that the stakes involve the vessel’s design details.
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Sixty Men Gain Control of Conflagration Near Kittanning
United Press reports a forest fire near Clearfield threatening oil properties and an oak tract. A sixty man posse fights the blaze as two gas wells belonging to the Phillips and American Companies burn and two Targa oil tanks are endangered by the spreading fire.
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Big Profits Of Steel Trust Are Proven
Washington May 11 The first release from the United States Steel corporation investigation shows the steel trust earned about sixteen and a half percent profit on steel rails. The partial report highlights substantial earnings and raises questions about corporate practices during the inquiry.
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Steel firm profits from 1910 ore sales and counter report
In 1910 the company averaged a net profit of about 10.5 percent on alloy plate with production costs near $16.66 a ton and an average selling price of $27.45 netting roughly $10 profit per ton. Separately the steel company officials filed a counter report attempting to refute several findings of the Fed era probe.
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Bomb Found at Westminster Abbey Sparks Thriller
A bomb fashioned from a powder canister was found at Westminster Abbey. Police weigh whether it was a serious threat or a large joke as suffragette literature and campaign cards lie nearby. A second bomb was found at a Southwestern Railroad station. Magistrates report threats against suffragette prisoners.
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Boys Killed By Their Own Carelessness
Two young boys died in Youngstown after one lit a match in an empty coal tar drum at an abandoned factory play house. The blast killed one boy instantly and critically injured the other, who died at a hospital. Firemen fought the blaze as factory buildings and adjacent properties burned, with the fire finally controlled after the explosion.
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