Face to face conferences unite labor and management
AM argues that direct meetings between employers and workers forge understanding on disputes and foster harmonious cooperation in public transportation. He stresses that capital, labor, and material require brains and muscle guided by executive ability, with reciprocal contracts binding both sides to uphold living wage, safety, and performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acceasful Transportation Company
Juman Energy
Amor
Nmmechand
Mrs John E Young widow dies after illness
Mrs Margaret A Young wife of Faba B Young died at home near town on December 27 aged 72 after a month of suffering from injuries from last November. She lived in town for 40 years and was held in esteem by residents. Survived by husband and children including Miss Thomas Syater of New Merry and others. Obituary notes cancer claims another local resident after a year. A well known contractor connected with Greensburg build projects listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Young
Faba
B. Young
Young
Awn
Thomas Syater
New Merry
H. Young
Dilltows
iMia
Robert Rankin Dies at 68 in Blacklick Township
Robert Rankin a prominent Blacklick township resident died Thursday evening at age 68 after months of heart trouble He never married and is survived by a brother and sister Funeral services will be held at his home tomorrow morning conducted by Rev Shaffer Interment will be in Greenwood Cemetery south of town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rankin
Blacklick Township
New Sleighs In Stock At Creekside Howe and Farn Co
Creekside Howe and Farn Co offer a fresh batch of sleigh cutters priced from $825 to $88, advertised as superior for the price and available at their Crapkside ware room or via doorstep service. A note mentions sleighlog weather ahead, with reps ready to call on customers. Also reported is Tacoma postmaster Mr. Boy BR. Kieter gifting his wife an Estey piano ordered by phone from Work & Son and delivered hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crapkside
Creekside Howe. and Farn Co
Boy BR. Kieter
Tacoma
Work & Son
The Poor Gentleman of the Bush Inn
In Bristol during the West India trade boom a shabby stranger lodges at the Bush Inn and pays sixpence daily for the paper, never tips, yet reads and leaves. Landlord John Weeks shows generosity by offering meals and a Christmas feast, gifting a guinea. the man leaves never to return. Weeks later learns the visitor was aided by Thomas Coutts, head of Coutts & Co, a surprising twist revealing the Guinea’s later fame.
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Bristol
Gland
Tunas
the Bush
London
Lindhus
Weeks
Henin
Christhais
Christmans
John Weeks
Gentenia
Thomas Coutts
Coutta & Co
Coutts
St. Albans
Maree
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