Gompers Proposals for Labor Capital Talks Met with Skepticism
Samuel Gompers urged a round table of labor and capital leaders in Cincinnati to pause labor troubles for years. Bank leader Charles P. Mitchell warned such talks may fail unless labor keeps its agreements. Elbert H. Gary of US Steel declined to comment, avoiding controversy. Samuel Untermyer offered a philosophical view on the idea.
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International News Service
New York
Samuel Gompers
Cincinnati
Charles P. Mitchell
The
National City Bank
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gompers
Gary
Samuel Untermyer
Open shop debate sparks call for court aid
The speaker dismisses the open shop as a humbug and argues unions and capital both misbehave in tight markets. He urges courts to intervene to correct abuses within organized labor and organized capital amid fluctuating demand.
Body Of Dead Auto Sales Manager Found In Chicago
Henry J. Wemett, sales manager for an automobile supplier, was found shot in the temple today lying on a cot in the basement beneath his West Lake street office. A revolver lay in his grasp. Two company employees, including the young female secretary, were taken to police headquarters for questioning.
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International News Service
Chicago
Henry J. Wemett
West Lake Street
Wemett
Fireworks Order Violations Reported in City Council
D. C. Davies reported that fireworks dealers ignore the new ordinance prohibiting sales to persons under 16. Police will warn dealers and enforce the rule immediately to prevent underage sales.
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D. C. Davies
Council
Westinghouse Radio Tonight Schedule and Musical Hosts
A detailed Westinghouse KDKA broadcast schedule lists baseball scores news and varied programs from 3:30 p m with 15 minute intervals to 10:55 p m. It includes talks on cement by Col H C Boyden and James T McLean, musical selections by E C Hennig S B Duncan Helen M Butler Oliver E Evans Alma Burns and others and notes Pittsburgh daylight saving time and KDKA station details.
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Col. H. C. Boyden
Portland Cement Association
New York Tock Exchange
James T. McLean
Industrial Cost Association
Pittsburgh Forge and Iron Company
William T. Kerr
Cssue
Cauving Day Association
Arndt
Uncle Wiggily
C. S. Cook
General Manoem Duquesne Light Co
Pittsburgh
Arlington
E. C. Hennig
S. B. Duncan
Helen M. Butler
Oliver E. Evans
Alma Burns
Westinghouse Broadcasting
KDKA
Note To Germany Demands Explanation
Paris June 13 The Inter Allied Reparations commission note to Germany demands light on Reichsbank autonomy and capital exportation, marking the latest step after eight months of negotiations.
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International News Service
Paris
The
Inter- Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
Reichsbank
Lelands Resign from Lincoln Plant Amid Ford Conflict
Detroit June 13 Henry M Leland will leave the Lincoln Motor Car Company plant today His son Wilfred C Leland is expected to step out with the veteran motor manufacturer The Lelands and their organization were removed from authority two weeks ago by Edsel Ford but were reinstated Motor Row cites conflict between the Lelands and Henry Ford as behind the departure of the man who planned built and managed the plant until its sale last fall.
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International News Service
Detroit
Mich
Henry M. Leland
Lincoln Motor Car Company
Wilfred C. Leland
Lelands
Edsel Ford
Henry Ford
Motor Row
Lincoln
Mr. Ford
Pretty Window Display At Winter Co Store
The June bride themed window at The Winter Co store attracts attention on East Washington Street. A garden wedding scene features a bride in white beaded georgette crepe with lace, veil held by orange blossom head dress, and valley lilies, plus a bridesmaid in pink georgette with beaded edging and a picture hat.
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Winter Co
East Washington Street
Minteer Found Guilty on Two Counts in Cameron Case
In the Commonwealth v Andy Minteer the jury found him not guilty on counts one and three but guilty on counts two and four. The second count charged attempted rape and the fourth assault. Minteer is remanded to jail and will be sentenced later. The alleged acts occurred when he enticed the girl into Cunningham Woods. The verdict was reached Monday evening and announced as court opened by Judge Emery.
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The
Commonwealth
Andy Minteer
Charlotte Cameron
Katy Cameron
Pennsylvania Avenue
Minteer
Cunningham Woods
Edwin W Crawford Resumes Post Office Duties
Edwin W Crawford assistant post master resumed duties at the post office yesterday after about five and a half months off sick. He fell ill December 26 and developed pneumonia. He has not fully recovered but is feeling fine.
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Edwin W. Crawford
Lloyd George Accused of Driving England to War
The Morning Post, a Tory organ in London, declares Premier Lloyd George is steering the country straight into war again. It attacks British policy on Ireland and Russia and urges funds for a hardline Tory campaign to defeat liberals in the next election and promote a Unionist government.
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International News Service
London
Lloyd Georges
Morning Post
Ireland
Russia
Real estate transfers list with multiple buyers and small amounts
Property transfers recorded showing W B Downs to Martin Fabian in the Third ward for 60 dollars and Jae A Winter to H C Zimmer man in the Third ward for 3500 dollars. Frank Susany to Joseph Susany in Bessemer for 1050 dollars and Frank Vogan to George FE. Richard son in the Fifth ward for 1 dollar. Esther Richard J named in a transfer from Frank Vogan to Esther Richard J. Clyde Gilfillan to Donato Prioletti in the Third ward for 1 dollar. Swisher to Ira BH in Swisher North Beaver township for 1 dollar and John 8 Swisher to Ira BH Swisher for North Beaver township 1 dollar. William Kromich to John and unnamed party in Swisher North Beaver township for 1 dollar. Swisher to William BH Patterson in North Beaver township for 1 dollar and Albert Parady to Eva I Parady in North Beaver township for 1 dollar.
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W. B. Downs
Martin Fabian
Jae A
Winter
H. C. Zimmerman
Frank Susany
Joseph Susany
Bessemer
Frank Vogan
George FE. Richardson
Esther Richardson
Clyde Gilfillan
Donato Prioletti
John
Swisher
Ira BH
Tangled Tongues and Spoonerisms in Courtroom Mishaps
A Chicago divorce case featured a speaker who quipped we leads me, his awful wife, a lawful life, prompting a ripple of laughter in the courtroom as observers noted the growing tally of humorous spoonerisms.
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Chicago
Oiled bunions mispronounced in dinner tale
A Boston Transcript snippet recalls a scene where a young woman dining at a strange house corrects herself after blushing. She enthusiastically proclaims she loves onions, then misstates she prefers “oiled bunions” causing humorous embarrassment if the hostess’s husband were a chiropodist.
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Boston Transcript
Beggars Smoke as They Seek Alms in Public
An observed habit shows Spanish beggars smoking openly while requesting alms, with the practice described as essential to their daily life, comparable to breathing from infancy onward.
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