Cunard Head Urges Employers to Unite for Labor Peace
Sir Alfred Booth, chairman of Cunard and Associated Steamship Lines, urged New York chamber members to unite employers and organize associations to meet labor unrest. He cited February March turmoil in England, the lack of a national bargaining body, and the need for coordinated negotiations to prevent paralyzing strikes while praising American impartial trade practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Alfred Booth
Cunard and Associated Steamship Lines
Chamber of Commerce
State of New York
England
Frank A. Vanderlip
Sir Alfred
Air Alliance
N Union
Mun Uniona
Liverpool
Transport Workers Federation
London
Unite
Canada
America
Mercantile Marine
Germany
Lost items flood New York with rewards across boroughs
A jumble of lost and found notices from New York City lists items ranging from wallets, pins, and jewelry to notes and examination papers. Multiple rewards are offered for returns, with locations including Brooklyn, Manhattan, and Brooklyn addresses and firms such as Merrill Brothers and Thomson & McKinnon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Schirmer
University of Toronto
George A. Wilson
McDeoneouch St
Brooklyn
Long Beach
Jamaica
Osterkamp
Bayside Av
Flushing. L
Park Av
Park AY Oist
150Th
Merrill ‘Brothers
Martin's Drug Store
Ihah St
Broadway
New York City
Audubon
Leopold's
Nostrand
Bergen St
St. Mark's Av
Hi. RK
Tompkins
S53
Stuyvesant
Crescent St
Madison
Jo Ee Tinfeny
Bonwit Teiler
East 68Th St
Rhinelander
Belmont Park Race Track
Longue View Inn
A. T
E. Kait
Tioom
Exchange Place
Groadwas
Amsterdam
Iber
Lexington
Wreet
Harris
West
Sith St. Losi
Columbia Band
Columbia U
Roc Shillmore State
Franklin Panam
Tiffany St
Bronx
Mare
Plan union board to decide disputes
Atlantic City dispatch reports the Building Trades Department of the AFL considers creating a National Board of Jurisdictional Award to resolve all building industry disputes. Eight members would include three from the department and one from several allied associations. A. J. Berres warns of Atlantic Coast shipyard strikes unless agreements are reached, and details Macy Board continuations with major shipyards. Labor leaders back Gompers amid rumors of opposition, noting his ongoing health and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Atlantic City
N. J
Board of
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Department
American Institute of Architects
Bnemesring Council
Associated General Contractors of America
National Association of Builders
Metal Trades Department
Berres
Mady Board
Arch 31
New York
Macy Board
Bethlehem
American Shipbuilding Company
Globe Shipbuilding Company
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Hog Island
American International Shipbuilding Corporation
Merchants’ Shipbuilding Corporation
Harriman
Sona
James O'Connell
Eeep Pee
Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders’ Association
O'Connell
Department of Labor
William S. Wilson
Congress
Federal Employment Service
Galli-Curci Seeks $15
Opera star Amédlita Galli-Curci, through her attorney, denies charges about her character in her divorce reply filed by her husband. She also alleges Curci has $25,000 in Italian securities belonging to her and seeks $15,000 immediate support with $10,000 to follow at final settlement as the case set for June 17 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Amédlita Galli- Curel
Curci
Gompers praises true workers over half baked theorists
In Haven Connecticut on June 5 President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor told The Yale News the labor movement welcomes practical advice from those who wish to join and to serve workers. He warned against half baked theorists and patronizing elites from Harvard Yale Princeton and western colleges. He said real rewards come from service to the common good rather than dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Haven
Conn
President Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Yale News
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Teller
Vanderbilt sued for 50000 in death of child on First Ave
Reginald C. Vanderbilt faces a Supreme Court suit for 50000 damages over the death of Edward Powers, a child of 853 First Avenue. The accident occurred March 6 on First Avenue near Forty sixth Street and chauffeur George Peterson has been held for the Grand Jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Supreme Court
Edward Powers
First Avenue
Mr. Vanderbilt
Forty-sivelfth Street
George Peterson
Castro Resigns but Stays as Portugal President Reconsiders
Lisbon June 4 President Catoy Castro offered resignation to Congress. Congress urged him to reconsider amid disorders in May linked to monarchist unrest. He agreed to remain in office as conservative factions reportedly back monarchist goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
Congress
Lisbon
Catoy Castro
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Cunard Head
Tucetay A. M Ghides
Tepaz
M. J Laughlin
Roadway
Ang Convent
Apt
Hiotel Ansonia
Howard, Fox
H. & B. i Weinberg
GOS
Holland House
Tiffany’s
Piacx
Grand Central
Eec
M. E. Fortier
East
Plaza 420
Shelter & C O
Tammany
A. H. Lawrence
Plan Union Board
Building Trades Convention
Gompers
Ing
Metal Trades
Tom Neeternatione
Samuel P. Gotmpers
Nanan
Galli
Sues Vanderbilt
Poe
OLD Bushmills
Duff Gordon
Cockburn
Stone St. N.Y
Alex D Shaw
Cony
Bowling Creen
Sixth Ave
Columbus Ave
4Th Ave
Boston Rd
Cor
Wallach Bros
Aeeneeae
Chambers Brecade, Or
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Castro
Portuguerese
al Na Pines Aire
Hart Bchaffner
Nework Times
Advt
Town & Country
Wallach
Chambers
West Rasth
Areve
Liggetts Drug Store
Fifth Avenue
Waldorf Hote
Junior
Palm Beach
Liggett’s Drug Store
Waldorf Hotel
E. 68Th
E. P. O'Reilily
Pat
H. B. Kirk & CO
New York, N. Y
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