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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

3

Mrs Stokes Plans Hotel Maids Union

Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes announced plans to organize hotel women into a union and urged action by the International Hotel Workers Union. Strike leaders threaten to call out hotel mechanics, but few walkouts occurred. New waiters replace strikers, while condition details from Stokes describe long hours and inadequate housing for chambermaids and scrubwomen. Hugh Frayne says the federation will aid striking waiters.

Whitehall Club Battery Park Hugh Frayne Orniger American Federation Offor Samuel Gompers International Hotel Workers Federation

Thaw Hearing Preparations Move to Mattewan Custody

Justice Keogh orders transfer of Harry Kendall Thaw to Westchester Sheriff on June 8. Judicial inquiry set for June 17 as Thaw’s legal team, including John F. Brennan, plans for final preparation week. Mrs Thaw and sister Mary Copley Thaw will stay near Thaw at the Hotel Carlton during hearings.

New York Times White Plains N. Y Spreme Court Martin J. Keogh Mattewan Arry Kendall Thaw William J. Doyle Westchesterounty Hogh Mary Copley Thaw Countess of Yarmouth Cariton Yonkers Brennan & Curran Atorneys New York Central and Adison River

Questions Annoy Banks Answered by Controller

Washington June 6 many national banks, puzzled by House Money Trust questions, have asked the Controller of the Currency for guidance. The Controller reportedly says the issue is for bank directors to decide, with key queries focusing on stockholder details and the makeup of directors and stockholders. It also notes loans to insiders and the nature and amount of securities backing them.

Washington House Mr. Sherer Sherer Hanna Mr. Untermyer Clearing House Clearing House Committee

Five Men Power in Clearing House Exposed

Pujo Committee hearings reveal New York Clearing House controlled by five men led by Frank Vanderlip with autocratic powers over membership and policy. Testimony shows out of town checks yield nearly 50 million dollars in annual revenue, the system criticized as monopolistic and needing judicial review.

New York Clearing House Samuel Untermyer Pujo Money Trust William Sherer Clearing House Mr. Sherer Mr. Untermyer Clearing House Committee Frank Vanderlip The National City Bank Sherer Untermyer Morgan Commanity Ags Morgan Bank National Bank of New York Manhattan Company New York Watermyer Prof. Laughlin National Citizens’ League Aldrich Monetary Commission Kuhn-Loeb League Laughlin Iving T. Bush Carnegie

AMA elects Witherspoon as president at Atlantic City meeting

Dr. John A. Witherspoon of Nashville elected President of the American Medical Association at the Atlantic City gathering. Other officers named include Dr. Philander Harris Paterson First Vice President and Dr. John L. Heffron Syracuse Second Vice President. Minneapolis chosen as next meeting site.

Atlantic City N. J John A. Witherspoon Nashville Tenn American Medical Association House of Delegates Philander Harris Paterson John L. Heffron Syracuse N. Y H. M. McClanahan Omaha Neb John A. Donovan Butte Mont Massachusetts Walt P. Conaway Alexander R. Craig Chicago William Allen Pusey M. L. Harris C. A. Daugherty South Bend W. T. Coun- Panne Boston Judiciary Council George W. Guthrie Wilkes- Barre Penn Council On Health and Public Instruction Walter B.cannon Council On Medical Education James Holland Philadelphia W. D. Haggard Minneapolis

Saks Blue Serge Suits Highlight Craft and Style

A promotional passage extols Saks blue serge suits for men, praising tailoring, fit, and workmanship. It emphasizes seasonal suitability, fabric quality, and a range of styles from single to double breasted, Norfolk models, and lining options, concluding with confident claims of enduring style.

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