Profit Sharing Plea By M. E. Ingalls At National Meet
Melville E. Ingalls of the Big Four Railroad urged profit sharing as a central principle in labor relations at the National Trade Federation session. John Hays Hammond and Samuel Gompers backed the idea, while August Belmont warned public service firms need stable practice. Mrs Taft spoke on welfare work for government employees and the federation’s executive sessions set future organizational plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville E. In
Big Four Railroad
John Hays Hammond
National Cime Federation
Hotel Astor
Ail
Capital
Sebor
August Bergmont
Interborough Metropolitan Company
Samuel Gompers
Belmont
Gompers
Mrs. Taft
Woman's Meeting
Taft
Woman's Department
Committee On Welfare
wAmne Morgan
J. Pierport Morgan
Seth Low
Federation
Lew
Sr Hieratica
Acolumn
New York
Mr. Belmont
Ridder
Louis R. Schram
National Brewers Association
James O ° Connell
National Association of Machinists
James M Lynch
International Typographical Tnion
A. B. Garretson
Order of Railway Conductors
James Duncan
Granite Cutters Association of America
J. Borden Harriman
Joseph Medill McCormick
Chiego
Harriman
City Hall
William A. Willis
Foster Crowe
Willis
John HH. Brien
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Allen M. Speener
Joseph L. Berry
Bronx
Nicholas J. Hayes
John V. Coggey
Correction
Hayes
Mount Clemens
Crowell
Board of Estimate
Board of Alder
Sherman Law Change Faces Congressional Debate
Seth Low of the National Civic Federation leads a nationwide effort to frame amendments to the Sherman anti trust law. He seeks input from labor and business groups as Congress considers changes that would limit restraints on trade while maintaining enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Low
National Civic Federation
and Palais
Low
Federation
Organized Labor
New York Manufacturers’ Association
Foot and Mouth Disease Kills In Albany State
Albany reports that all animals affected by foot and mouth disease in the state have been killed and buried. Commissioner Fr A Pearson of the State Department of Agriculture says the disease has appeared in forty nine locations across five counties, with officials directing thorough disinfection of affected sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
FR A. Pearson
State Department of Agriculture
Boy Identifies Bomb Throwers In Tenement Blast
Dominica Anetta a ten year old boy identified Francesco Biondi and Antonio Corona as the men who threw a bomb at 3 AM on December 9, wrecking the five story building at East 13th street and injuring nearly a score of people. The Italians were held without bail on the boy's uncorroborated testimony. Four other men arrested were discharged by Magistrate Steinert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominica Anetta
Tombe Court
Francesco Biondi
Steinert
Davis seeks injunction against copper merger in Maine suit
Morrie A. Davis of Seattle filed a bill in equity in U S Circuit Court to block the Davis Daly Estates Copper Company and the Davis Daly Company from consolidating. Brookline lawyer James A. Coram, F Augustus Heinze, Thomas M. T. Raborg of New York, and Charles B. Leonard of Butte were brought in as defendants. Davis contends he did not receive proper notice of the stockholders meeting where consolidation was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
United States Circuit Court
Morrie A. Davis
Seattle
Wash
Davis-Daly Estates Copper Company
Davis-Daly Company
James A. Coram
Brookline
F. Augustus Heinze
Thomas M. T. Raborg
New York
Charles B. Leonard
Butte
Davis
Jury selection underway in Hains murder trial in New York
In Manhattan Supreme Court jurors are being questioned for the first degree murder trial of Thornton Jenkins Hains in the slaying of William E. Annis on a Bayside yacht club float. Justice Crane presides as prosecutors seek witnesses and papers including subpoenas forcing counsel to produce correspondence between Thornton Hains and Captain Peter C. Hains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Flushing
Thornton Jenkins Hains
Frederick BE. Crane
Talesmen
Hill
William J
Congress Avenue
Laurel Hill
Walsh
Thomas
Main Street
Astoria
Hecker
Henry
Porter
McIntyre Street
Woodside
Johnson
Samuel W
Giant Avenue
Richmond Hill
Benham
John
William E. Annis
Peter ©. Hains, Jr
Bayside Yacht Club
Thornton Hains
Captain Hains
Pater
Hains
John F. Hains
McIntyre
White
Darrin
B. J. Humphrey
Talesman
Bayside
Charles R. Ten Eyck
Hardenbrook Avenue
Jamaica
Ten Eyck
Shay
Young
Hatns
Peter
Thornton Jg Hains
Peter_C. Hains
Peter C. Hains
Fort Hamilton
Kings County
Phelps Dodge & Co Incorporated in Albany
Phelps, Dodge & Co of New York formed to control copper mines filed a formal certificate of incorporation in Albany on December 14. Capital stood at 9000 dollars with a 5 dollar organization tax paid. Directors listed include James Douglass Cleveland H Podge Arthur James James McLean George R B Agnew Flavwood Ferry Francis Hines George Notman and William Church Osborne, all of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Phelps, Dodge & Co
New York
James Douglass
Cleveland H. Podge
Arthur
James
James McLean
George RB. Agnew
Flavwood Ferry
Francis
Hines
George Notman
William Church Osborne
Republicans to Amend Rules at County Committee Meeting
The Republican County Committee plans to amend its rules to prevent wrangling over endorsements for appointive offices. A proposed Halpin amendment would bar endorsements except where statutes permit, allowing indorsement of its own selection for a bi partisan board similar to the Board of Elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Elihu Root
United States Senate
Wiliam Halpin
Halpin
Board of Elections
McCarren to Pick a Mayor in Brooklyn Debate
Senator McCarren Democratic leader of Kings County will speak at the Bedford branch of the YMCA in Brooklyn on Friday night to share opinions on direct primary nominations and who should be the next Mayor. State Chairman Woodich may also present Republican views and a further debate could follow between the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarren
Kings County
Bedford
Young Men's Christian Association
Brooklyn
Woodich
Independence League in Brooklyn Elects County Chairman
The county committee met at Court and Livingston streets in Brooklyn last night and organized for the coming year. William J. Taylor, former assistant postmaster, was chosen county chairman to succeed Henry Powell. A large crowd attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence League
Brooklyn
Court and
Livingston
William J. Taylor
Henry & Powell
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. E. Ingalls
Civic Federation
John Mitchell
John Mitchel
Tames
Otto M. Eidlitz
Are M. Eidlitz
Building Trades
Mimplorers" Organization
New York City
Ingalls
Herman Ridder
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Solowces
United States Supreme Court
Archibald Alexander
New York and
New Jersey
Grand Central Palace
Roger Wolcott
Boston
B. Frank Mebane
Spray
N. C
Cyrus Pitman Orr
Birmingham
Ala
A. F. McKissick
Greenwood
S. C
Arthur Lee
Elkins
W. Va
Anne Morgan
Cornelius Stevens
Acorn Club
Philadelphia
Francis Higginson Cabot
Clarence H. MacKay
Clement Griscom, Jr
Seth
Congress
United States
Mr. Low
Pearson
Boy
Wasasura-Crossy Co
Nes Tial
Evans
H. Evans & Sons
Hudson, N
Phelps, Dodge & CO. Incorporated
M’carren
Woodruff
Hearst
Kings
New Building
Levant
Europe
America
Edith Helena
Mme
Flavie van den Hende
Arthur Depew
A. J. Duggan
The
Angelus
London
Continent
Mme. van den Heine
John Wanamaker
Fourth Avenue
Eighth
Tenth Street
de Ffraanafey
Fura Hin Gyg Meegraburm
Aqueduct Commission
John F. Cowan
John J. Ryan
William Ho Ton Evek
Windolph
ODD Fellows’ Order
Peas
Nashville
Tenn
Judge John
Independent Order of ’ Jows of the World
Aia
Whittaker
Gramercy
Bible Hotse Cor
4Th Ave
6Th Street
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