Labor plan to centralize unions and employers
July 25 report from Chicago describes a proposed national craft union council and joint commission of unions and employers to settle industrial disputes. Key witnesses include O Donnell, Gin dede, and John Shedd, with aims to curb strikes by consolidating associations and creating a central body to oversee labor relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicngo
United States
Tndan
Faplopers
Pxes
Darindictimala
Sheen OW Donwell
Defense Building Trades Council
Charlee W. Oinéeic
Duilding Construction Employers’ Association
John G. Shedd
Marphat Field & Co
Oonnell
Gindete
Seustina
O'Donnell
Gin- Ge
Chicago
Prosell
Gindéle
Jones Withdrawal Ends Bid for Federal Reserve Post
President Wilson withdraws Thomas TD Jones of Chicago from the federal reserve board after a fierce battle with Senate opponents. Democratic leaders and several allied senators resisted confirmation, leading to a bitter clash over the Harvester trust connection and allegations of civic candor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Thomas TD. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Jones
Owen
Banking and Currency Committee
White House
Clarke
Arkansas
Johnson
Maine
Shively
Indiana
Reed
Missouri
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Reid
Senate
Harvester Trust
Trade Commission
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Folk Busy Aghinsy S YS Preside
A local company welcomed a new presiding figure named Aghinsy S YS and began official duties under the organization. The event marked a routine leadership handover with company officials in attendance.
Marines Start for Haiti amid peace conference failures
The Navy announced after talks with the State Department that the transport Prairie with officers and Marines has left Guantanamo for a Haitian port, probably Cape Haitien. Reports from Washington indicate fighting continues at Puerto Plata and that U.S. Marines may land at any moment as peace conferences fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
State Department
Prairie
Guantanamo
Haiti
Cape Hattien
Eberle
Puerto Plata
San Domingo
United States
Canal Opening August 15 for Vessels with 30 Feet Draft
Washington reports that the Panama Canal will open to commerce for ships not needing more than thirty feet of water on August 15 1814 Secretary Garrison announced the canal opening was previously set for March 1935 and a ceremony will not be held Colonel Goethals will lead a government boat through the canal with attendees chosen ahead of time and no ceremony planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island
Joseph W. Folk
New Haven & Hartford
Pany
Wall Street
Interstate Commerce Commissioners
St Louis
San Francisco
Chicago & Alton
New Haven
United States
Hoston & Maine
Massachusetts
Wilson
James H. Hugtis
Attorneys of the Road
Washington
Department of Justice
McReynolds
J. H. Hustis
New England
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Spproval
Melien
Panama
Garrison
Goethals
Armistice Signed and Talks Based on Guarantees
Armistice signed between government and constitutionalists in Mexico City with promises of full guarantees for all and general amnesty as the basis for peace negotiations Governor Iturbide announced the ceasefire and progress toward talks. In Washington the Carranza faction accused George E Carothers of bias toward Villa and slated recall or dismissal within ten days A-B-C mediators exchanged felicitations with President Wilson marking the mediation close Vera Cruz reports a crisis in Mexico City with five nights of fighting and a jail breakout at the military prison prompting foreign precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Eduardo Turbide
Iturbide
Carbajal
Federal District
Carranza
Washington
Bryan
George E. Carothers
Villa
Carothers
State Department
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Gar
Policemen Aid Fake Beggar In City Tour
A New York special agent posing as a beggar told officers a tale of dire need. Forty of fifty approached offered help, some with a dime, while only three refused to listen. Police suggested food aid and job prospects, noting few directed him to the municipal free employment bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Corities
Avent
Kingsbury
Municipal Tree Employment Bureau
International Eucharistic Congress draws world clerics in Lourdes
Cardinals and 200 archbishops from around the globe attend the Lourdes gathering, with Cardinal Granito Di Belmonte-Genaro presiding for the pope. Other items note King George II's letter to Wilson, Newport dances, Joliet threats to Mayor Wood, a St. Louis antitrust fine, a poisoning death in Illinois, Huerta's Jamaica arrival, a murder suspect’s suicide, a parachute fatality in Brussels, a Marietta trolley collision, and a university professor’s death in Champagne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lourdes
Panes
Dinala
Cardinal Farley
New York City
Granito di Belmonte-Gen
Naro
London
George II
Wilson
Newport
William K. Vandervilt
Joliet
Hervey Wood
Wood
St. Louis
Polar Wave Ice and Fuel Company of
One Day Assembly Passes Tax Cuts And Reforms
Ohio General Assembly enacts three measures to reduce state levies for sinking fund common schools and roads, repeals part of workers compensation payroll tax, and reserves oil and mineral rights on school lands. Governor signs bills. lawmakers praise near-unanimous support amid party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
General Assembly
State Common School Fund
Charles H. Graves
Warnes
Joseph Boasca Foraker
D. Mead Magsie
Chillcothe
Rawal
Dass
State Highway Department
Officer House
J. M. Beckett
Pickway
Lloyd
Senate
Caring for the ducklings and apple as a leader food staple
The article outlines incubation and brood care for ducklings from hatching to ten weeks, detailing housing, feeding schedules, and weight targets. It also proclaims the apple as a leading staple fruit, superior to other fruits in the north temperate zone and across much of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Plan three cornered debate at reunion Akron meeting
Akron set for three cornered debate among Democratic Republican and Progressive candidates with governors and senator contenders. Dates moved to September 10 12 and 22 to avoid primaries. banquet September 10 at Portage hotel Akron with Senator C Z Howard presiding and Lt Gen W A Greenlaidge master. Topics include What Thinkest Thou, The Public Grier and Fils Duty, Our State, The Call of the Nation and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wittch
Akron
Portage Hotel
C.Z. Howard
Belmont Eowns
W. A. Greenlaidge Towtmester
Freeman T. Eagleson
Selene
John F. Kramer
Richland
John
L. McDermott
James I. Sarfield
National Peticien
Also Mentioned on This Page
WLU
Industrial Relations Commission
Shedd
John J. Shedd
Petiticiane
Astors
Aurora
Akeed
Wortegen
Frea
McAlister Hospital
Mexico
Mescue Apparatus
Puke A
Bisbee
William Ernst
Sie, Pal
Mason
Simegh
Ireland
Ulster
Armagh
St. Johns St Jube
Nxw
Wolilere
Benatora
Roosevelt
Benjamin Goldberg
Max Green
David Pechter
East Side Protective Association
Oyster Bay
Colonel Roosevelt
Washington Society
Lucy Burleson
Westport
Conn
Bridgeport
NEW Haven Road
Railway Combine
Springfield
Charles Jerdes
Edinburg
Hela Jerdes
Frank Gardner
Brussels
Mme. Cayat de Castella
Champel
Castella
Petoskey
Mich
Norman J. Brooks
Anthony F. Wilding
Australasia
Big Sattle
Cape Maldien
Cape Haldlen
Halti
Apuybuque
Gov Ne
Monticello
Uruguay
Carlos Meria de Pena
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Forest Patrol
Dixon
Margaret Sanderson
Jeasse Penne
Ae ‘Kewanee
Geneva
Ottawa
John Wicker
Camp Dunne
Wicker
Joliet Penitentiary
Department of Agriculture
Mirer
Lexington
J. P. Cox
Bevir Coal Company
Bloomington
Bernardins Krampha
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Peoria
Burlington
Dart Walker
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame University
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Shriver
Carroll County
Westminster
Cardinal
Quebec
Cape Magdallene
Three Rivers
Que
St. Joseph
Lake Chapin
Berrien Springs
Martin Lausten
Emmanuel College
Gen
Inturbide
Gotham Sinecoa
Pana
Fred Me. Cullough
Tower Hill
Huerta
Jamaica
Kingston
Dresden
Puerto Mexico
Boston
Mess
Lawrence Robinson
Thomas J. Norton
Mme. Cayat de Castelin
Marietta
Parkersburg & Marietta
Lowell
U. of
Champagne
Thacher Howland Guild
University of Timois
Denny Donovan
State Board of Admininistration
Mansfield
Reformatory
Ajt
George H. Wood
Ole National Guard
State Civil Service Commission
Thss
Ohla
Board of Administration
Pew
State Board of Administration
H. 5. Rifne
Jackson
Hartmore & Ohio Railroad
Cota Atesien
Coprera
Columbus Convention and Publicity Association
City Board of Health
Board of Health
Louis Kahn
Turing
Reunion
Ohio Assemblymen
Centan
Heled Paujeop
Mins Mary
Obila
Canton
Mre
Batheria Machan
Tolifo
Workman’s
State Industrial Commission
Hue
Joe Machan
Toledo Shipbuilding Co
Valentine Dorit
Jne
Fred Simperman
Youth Town
Meredit
William H. Krighaam
McLaney
Perry County
Wee Elven
Tte
Putdam County Banking Company
Ohio
J. 4. Holmes
W. A. Hollington
State Banking Department
Danks Dmery Latterner
Rew Wan
Bank
East Liverpool
John Marshall
Himeell
Youngstown
Frank Pernick
Fornick
Wheeling
W. Va
Athtabum
A. M. McCarty
Sit Market
Stark County Bur
Congress Inka
F. C. Sparks
Coshocton
Rev. E. Bennett
Newcomerstown
Circleville
Gead, Findlay
David R. Wright
Calfornia