Mill wage dispute debate spills into New Ulm review
United States Commissioner of Conciliation William C. Liller replies to Eagle Roller Mill treasurer Beecher, arguing little to no living cost difference between New Ulm and Twin Cities. He compares wage scales at Minneapolis Mills Eagle Mill and Marshall Mill, citing cents differences and noting National War Labor Board minimums and the right to organize unions. He condemns Brown County Journal for misquoting him and discusses collective bargaining as a two-way process.
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Beecher
Eagle Roller Mill Company
William C. Liller
United States Commissioner of Conciliation
Review
Liller
New Ulm
Minneapolis
Eagle Mill
Marshall Mill
United State Labor Administration
Minn
New Ulm Review
Brown County Journal
New Ulm Roller Mill
Brown Conty Journal
Twin Cities
Eagle Roller Mill
Marshall Milling Company
St. Paul
Eagle, Marshall
U. S
National War Labor Board
United State
Eagle Roller Mill stance on union openness sparks conciliation talk
William C. Liller U S Commissioner of Conciliation urges fair open shop policy at Eagle Roller Mill with management and workers to meet through committees to settle grievances. Journal cites lack of local statement and rumors claim three mill hands were dismissed.
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Wm. C. Liller
U. S
Journal
Burlington
Eagle Roller Mill Co
Sheriff seeks state aid to locate Wye in missing case
Sheriff Wm J Julius returned from Milwaukee where he pursued guidance from the attorney general on assisting Brown County in locating Indian Wye. Wye, indicted for illegally taking farmers' money as a Federal Food Administrator special agent, is believed missing from 419 North Cleveland Ave St Paul. No trace found. family silent. Assistant AG C M Weeks presented the Brown County case to the grand jury and Julius seeks state help.
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Wm. J. Julius
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Vndian Wye
Brown County Grand Jury
Attorney General’s Office
Brown County
Vye
Mankato Free Press
Cleveland Ave
Minn
Minnesota Department
Federal Food Administration
Wisconsin
Julius
C. L. Weeks
Wyer
Body Found in Hollow Oak Identified as Former Farmhand
The Le Sueur News reports a mummified body found inside a hollow oak on the Edward Gleek farm in Ot tawa township after a tree fell during land clearing. The remains are identified as Jean LaRue, a former servant who vanished from the property on August 30, 1862 amid Sioux Uprising fears. A diary entry from August 29, 1863 asks a mother in Tarascon Du Rhone, France, to send belongings and money if ever found. Edward Walters returned home after arm amputation. local notices include a collision between two cars near the Pfaender farm with minor injuries.
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le Sueur
Edward Gleek
Ottawa
Mr. Gleek
Jean LaRue
Minnesota
St. Paul
New Ulm
LaRue
Mr.Gleek
Suzanne LaRue
Tarascon du Rhone
France
Gleek
Marseilles
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Eagle
Marshall Packers
Bolters
Smutters
Oilers
Engineers
Charles C. Gates
E. M
Rene
TIRES
North Stree
N. Henningsen Agency
Im. Minn
State
Chas. Mielke
Jas. Dey
Sleepy Eye
George Glotzbach
Keke B
Bert Bertrand
Cobden
Loretto Hospital
Mere
John MacTaggart
Lamberton
MacTaggart
Edward Walters
Traverse
Arthur Dengler
Donald
Madeira
John Dengler
St. James
B. C .Schueller
Harry Hamann
Pfaender Farm
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