Wage decision cited in Inen Concurred case at rail firm
The ruling records wage scales for the first year and following years with old rates 17 and 19 cents reducing to new scales of 1 to 2? cents. it also condemns the company and police for antipassion, urges shorter hours, criticizes the pay schedule, and calls for railway commission action and a workers tribunal for wage disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inen
Bred Wu
Tlartwell
Bavi
J. W. Fortis
Ely
Cohen
Sears
Atte
Fem Jegat
Arbitration ruling on wage scale and union representation
The La Crosse street railway arbitration panel finds a majority should designate a committee representing employees and employers. It endorses open shop principles, allows five employee representatives, and permits escalation to the board of directors and a three member arbitration panel if disputes persist. A wage scale for one year from June 21 to June 20, 1910 is set, urging fairness amid rising living costs and urging industrial peace.
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Dtorencen
la Crosse Gley Stailway
Ite
D. C. Lewis
Zaid
Foyre
Pontaton
Menas
Kh & Mere Eirou
Fat
la Crosse
Anid Com
Ita
Commonwealth
Oman
Renerad
Eawards
Ume
Wisconsin
la Crozac
Shaw
Wenget first-year results spark recommendation on police anti-pass law
State arbiter calls action against police for violating anti pass law while Humphrey's division seeks majority rule. Guion men plan grievance board as Won Controls Committee advances a reform agenda amid disputed outcomes.
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Humphrey
Tate Arbiter
Arbitration Board Rules on City Street Railway Discrimination
The arbitration board led by John Humphreys rules on wage scale and hours at the City Street Railway. The decision grants union representation, outlines majoritarian election of grievance committees, and sets a disputed pay scale deemed favorable to workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbitration Board
Fase City Street Railway Company
Major Tole
John Humphreys
Weather and water forecast for La Crosse
La Crosse reports 64 degrees with warm conditions and light rain totaling .06 inch. Partly cloudy tonight with warmer temperatures, followed by similar trends Wednesday. Northeast winds, generally fair and warm, river forecast shows river levels likely to fall gradually in the next hours. Water stage and precip readings appear later in the report with mixed digits and unreadable fragments.
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la Crosse
Minnesota
Waige
Letter From Margaretha Jones Prompts Search For William
A 1568 letter from Margaretha Jones to her nephew William, dated in Wales and received by him as a student at a New Jersey college, hints he is the last living relative of the late Dr. W. D. Thomas. Administrators found the epistle hidden in a drawer and seek the boy, now about forty, believed to be the heir. An insurance policy of 2900 pounds may pay to Thomas’s heirs only if William is located.
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Margaretha Jones
Chaim
Wales
Mincallege
New Jersey
W. DP. Thomas
Eatare
William
Thomas
Thome
ARC
Kenyon Has New Offer to Remove Factory
The R. J. Kenyon company of tfarity makers of power boat supplies will move from La Crosse to Wankesha Wisconsin. A committee of Wattkerha hust Iniss men led by Slasta Harry Dreyer W BR Hartshorn M dpr and R P Breeze met Kenyon and officers in La Crosse and offer to lease a site and erect a factory for the local ironworks at once.
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Necariatiaona
Tony Teleenatyy
R. J. Kenyon Company
Tfarity
Kenyon
Loral Ironrern
Taft official Ballinger accused in irrigation power plot
Spokane dispatch reports charges against Richard Ballinger, former interior secretary under President Taft, alleging he leaked vast water power site rights and opened lands to a trust poised to control power and irrigation. The piece cites Roosevelt, Garfield, and political fallout amid the Irrigation Congress debates. Continued on page 6.
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Taft
Interior
Ballinger
Spokane
Washa
Irrigation Congress
Taft'h
Richard Achilles Ballinger
Montana
Water Power Trust
Appattian
Roosevelt
Garfield
Gaurfield
Cobain Bat
Roosevel
Grathers Ballinger
Jon March
Trist
White Henge
Finninger
White House
Ingham to Remain Pastor at Caledonia Short Church
At the quarterly conference in Caledonia, the church praised Rev. A. V. Ingham and District Superintendent Doctor Vance for their work. The meeting extended a unanimous invitation for Ingham to return as pastor for the coming conference year.
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A. V. Ingham
Caledonia Short Methodist Church
Vance
A. ¥. Ingham
Sutton murder witness Sergeant Todd leads naval inquiry
Boston August 10 reports corroborate Lieut Sutton’s mother claim he was shot by fellow officers at Annapolis. Corporal Archie Todd, guarding on the night, states he fired the shot piercing Sutton’s brain and describes the arrest demand, the running man, and the fatal shot as the inquiry unfolds at Charlestown navy yard.
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Boston
Mass
Sutton
Annapolis
Archie Todd
Todd
Charlestown Navy Yard
Adama
Osterman
Ettrisieeres
Lieut
Cand Yan
Todd Wan
Leon
Adame Osterman
Todd Te Nent
Npe
Ele Ling
Parvice Sinen Aha
Othe Schwartz Tetters
Ceutenant
Frome
Winona Man for G A R Commander
Salt Lake City Utah August 14 The contest for commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic features former Minnesota Governor Van Sant and Indiana’s Win I Ketcham as candidates amid a large encampment of veterans. Each faction claims strong support with about 160 veterans in favor of Van Sant and no clear edge for Ketcham. Minneapolis receives both Tom Hughes and Os Clymer after being released by Washington to join the Minneapolis team. Both players seek to play with Jenny Collins, Hughes showing intermittent form and Clymer not fully recovered from a May injury.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
van Sant
Minnesota
iWin
I. Ketcham
Indiana
Grand Army
Amianoesort
Vin Sant
Col. Kettham
Minnemavoles
Washington
Tom Hughes
Os Clymer
Will
Minneapolis
Jhenny Collins
Wuehes
Clymer
Steamer J S J S off with big throng at excursion
A refreshing rain failed to dampen Lansing turnout as the steamer J S departed with a crowd of 500 to 800, band and speakers aboard. Secretary Harry Taggart drew attention and Karl Kurtenacker ran a busy ticket stand on the deck, delivering a lively lake excursion with notable attendees and colorful character sketches.
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Realife
Harry Tagrart
Itpperary
Karl G. Kurtenacker
Karl
Tuty
Coun
Poole
Castle Garden
Charley Cornell
Martin Roth
Geddoerd
Georan Rose
J. S
Cowper Newburg
Matt
Bily Barford
Aimile Ruprecht
Nurt van Steenwyk
Parker
Paul Lutz
Harry Lane
Wigsenbarn
Charley Servis
Tatler
Fred Selultz
Arthur Holsbck
Redmen Convention in Galesville Canceled After Meetings
The Independent Order of Redmen state convention scheduled for this afternoon at 2 o'clock in Galesville, Wisconsin, was canceled. A morning chieftains’ meeting occurred, with regular sessions to resume tomorrow after organizational steps finish, and the event will run through Wednesday and Thursday.
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The
Independent Order of Redmen
Galesville
Wik
Xeselohsa
Pegac Ilar
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Lansing
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Southwand
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