Federal plan urged for corporate supervision and work safety
Secretary Straus calls for a national system to supervise large interstate corporations with regular reports and public summaries. He urges employer liability reform, clearer compensation for injuries and deaths, and a stronger federal role in wage, immigration, and sanitary controls to protect workers and the public.
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Labili Industrial
United States
Kenager Straus
America
Mayor and McCarren Confer on Politics After Meeting
Senator McCarren of Brooklyn and Mayor McClellan held a long conference yesterday. They discussed politics in private and offered no public statement on the political situation. McCarren refused to comment on a statement made in Atlanta two days earlier.
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McClellan
Atlanta
Troller Metz
Con- Metz
Rumors of Serious Hitch in Pennsylvania Railroad Negotiations
Washington dispatch reports persistent rumors of a serious hitch in conciliation talks between Pennsylvania Railroad engineers west of Pittsburgh and the company under government auspices. Inter-State Commerce Commission denies the conflict. George L. Peck, Pennsy general manager, left for Pittsburgh amid mediation efforts. Peck may appear Thursday as hearings resume. engineers insist on being heard by their own officers.
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Pennsylvania Lines
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George L. Peck
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Organization
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C. P. Neill
Engineers’ Board
Brotherhood
Pennsylvania
Optimism in Pittsburg Eases Engineer Strike Fears
In Pittsburg on December 1, engineers west of the city rallied behind Second Vice President J J Turner and prepared to miss no strike. Meetings in small groups reported most engineers oppose a work stoppage. With only half the year completed and business improving they prefer stability over disruption.
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New York Times
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J. J. Turner
Pennsylvania Lines
Here
Satterlee Accepts Office as Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Herbert L. Satterlee of New York, son in law of J. P. Morgan, accepted the post of Assistant Secretary of the Navy to succeed Truman L. Newberry who became head of the department. Newberry sworn in. Metcalf accompanies him. Satterlee plans to begin work immediately and serves as a longtime Navy intelligence department veteran.
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Herbert L. Satterlee
New York
J. P. Morgan
Navy
Truman L. Newberry
Newberry
White House
Metcalf
Navy Department
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Mr. Satterlee
Mr.Satterlee
Knox County Goes Dry In Village Vote
Knox County voted dry by 2,485. Voters in Mount Vernon carried four of 37 precincts. Voters across Ohio County reported dry status as the measure passed locally. The Army veteran turnout favored the measure in this rural county.
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Ohio
New York Times
Cincinnati
Knox County
Mount Vernon
Jewels Recovered After Yonkers Grand Larceny Arrest
George Edwards is held at Yonkers Police HQ on grand larceny charges for stealing gems valued at 3500 from Mrs. A. M. Seixas at 63 Dunwoodie Street Yonkers. He allegedly posed as a real estate agent, cashed a forged $50 check, and fled after tossing the jewel package over a fence. police recovered the diamonds after locating him following surveillance.
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Yonkers
A. M. Seixas
Dunwoodie Street
Edwards
Wolff
Benedict
Seixas
New Rochelle
Widow Seixas Recovers Most Jewelry Theft Funds
Mrs. Seixas, widow of a Wall Street broker, tells Yonkers police she recovered all but 21 dollars of funds after Edwards returned unspent portions of a fifty dollar loan. Edwards is held for further examination as police refuse to drop the charge.
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Yonkers
Gardner paintings seized in Chicago customs case
Tapestries paintings and bric-a-brac valued at 70000 belonging to Mrs Jack Gardner of Boston, held in a vault of Collector John C Ames, were formally seized by the Department of Justice. The action follows a suit filed for confiscation after Mrs Emily Chadbourne Crane, a friend of Mrs Gardner, allegedly tried to smuggle the items through the port without paying duties.
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Chicago
Jack” Gardner
Boston
John C. Ames
Emily Chadbourne Crane
Gardner
Department of Justice
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