Civil Service Progress Discussed At National Assembly
More than 109 members from national, state, and municipal civil service commissions gathered in New York for a three day convention prefixing a Carnegie Hall public meeting. Delegates heard calls to extend competitive service, with remarks by Prendergast and others on merit tests and appointment practices. The event featured papers at the Waldorf Astoria and a round table chaired by James Creelman, ending with plans for a Waldorf dinner and city sightseeing.
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Natonal Assembly of Civil Service Commissions
Waldorf
Carnegie Hall
National Assembly
Washington, D. C
Arthur J. O'Keeffe
Bridges
Marie Florence
Prendergast
Committee On Arrangements
Civil Service
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Oulter
City Club
Givily
Frank Gallagher
Municipal Civil Service Commission of New York
Frank M. Riter
Philadelphia
Robert Catherwood
Chicago
Fik. Doty
Wisconsin
William Carter Clark
California
Henry van Kleck
Colorado
Elmer L. Curtiss
Massachusetts
Thomas C. Murray
New York City
W. R. Robinson
Ulinois
J. H. van Dusen
Gardner Colby
New Jersey
Harold N. Sexton
New York
Gohiler
Cook County
Illnois
David S. Prescott
Spokane
Gallagher Bald
Hst. Dle
Civil Service Commission
Waldorf-Astoria
United States Civil Service Commission
Gen. Black
Civil Service Commissions
Municipal of Service Commission
Samuel Ordway
National Civil Service Reform League
E. O. Griefenhagen
South Park
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James Creelman
Mayo Fessler
New Arbitration Bill Agreed Upon For Rail Labor Conflict
Railroads and firemen unite to push Congress to amend and expand the arbitration act used to avert a strike. Six arbitrators would replace three, with reports filed in federal court and appeals possible to the Court of Appeals. No broader expansion to other industries.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Seth Low
Civic Federation
Senate
William Brown
New York Central Railroad
W. S. Carter
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Dutch seek market here as tariff sparks Dutch sugar hopes
J G van Dusseldorp of Vlaardingen sugar brokers arrives in the Imperial as Congress weighs tariff changes. He says removing sugar duties could boost Dutch exports to the United States, with refined sugar selling at 2.2 cents in Holland while brown sugar is cheaper. Freight and protective tariffs have limited Dutch sugar imports, but free trade could let Dutch brokers compete with Cuban sugar in the U S market.
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Holland
J. G. van Dusseldorp
Vlaardingen
Imperial
North Sea
England
Dusseldorp
United States
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