Civic Federation backs conductors in wage dispute stalemate
Ceth Low endorses the American Civic Federation stance as rail managers face arbitration amid threats of a nationwide strike if new issues are tied to the wage dispute. Leaders Lee Garretson and Low press managers for fair handling before broader arbitration.
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Eastern Railroad
W. G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
Mr. Lee
A. B. Garretson
Order of Railway Conductors
Lee
Garretson
Faisha Lee
Conference Committee of
Wilson
Commissioner of Labor
Senate
House of Representatives
Seth Low
American Civic Federation
Railroad Managers’ Committee
Elisha Lee
Waldorf- Astoria
Mr. Low
Bryan opposes salary rise for Secretary of State
In Mountain Lake Park Maryland Secretary Bryan told a Telegraph Tribune audience he does not seek a higher salary. He said 12000 dollars covers home and official needs but fixed charges strain him. He will continue lecturing to supplement income and can return to Washington at any time.
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The
Tribune
Mountain Lake Park
Bryan
Hrgan
Washington
Ple
Dying After Auto Crash In Greenwich
July 17. An automobile crash on the Boston Post Road involved a car owned by Elen Huntington Hooker and another owned by George TH. Curtis. Mrs Curtis was critically injured and expected to die, with Miss Edith Adams and the Curtis chauffeur James Lally also injured. The Curtis and Adams families are summer guests at the Edgewood Inn. Fred Smith, Hooker’s chauffeur, was detained at the police station. Cars were traveling about 35 mph.
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Fabio Ot
Greenwich
Conn
Elen Huntington Hooker
National Progressive Treasurer
George TH. Curtis
East Tith Street
New York
Boston Post
Curtis
Greenwich Hospital
T Clans
Edith Adams
R. F. Adams
East 76Th Street
James Lally
Fred Smith
Hooker
Adams
Edgewood Inn
Mra
Four Newark businessmen in boat accident on Hackensack River
One drowned, three saved when a Newark boat carrying Frederick Reinwardt and fellow businessmen capsized on the Hackensack River last night. Surviving riders were Charles F. Scheffmeyer, Frederick Stengel, and Charles Bischoff. Reinwardt vanished after standing up and tipping over as onlookers watched. The boat filled rapidly as companions leaned in, causing it to swamp.
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Frederick Reinwardt
Newark
Hackensack
Charles FE. Scheffmeyer
Union Brewing Company
Frederick Stengel
Stengel & Rothschild
Charles Bischoff
Springfield Avenue
Reinhardt
Fire Alarm At Two New York Hotels Causes Hushed Panic
Guests at the Waldorf Astoria and the Hotel McAlpin watched a blaze on the fourth floor of a building at 2 West Oh street. The fire caused excitement but little damage to the fur dealer occupant as hundreds crowded the street in evening dress. Room clerks reassured guests there was no danger.
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West Oh Street
Waldorf-Astoria
McAlpin
Waldorf
Mev Alpin
Local Morning News Snapshot From New Haven to Sofia
Local column drews from Mellen quitting New Haven Hecker to mayoral bid by Mitchel. Reports of burglaries near police HQ, a firehouse fight, hammerstein appoints tenor, a woman sues Columbia professor. A girl shot then self inflicts, trial notes, and political shifts amid New York scene.
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Mellen
New Haven
Hecker
Seth Low
Mitchel
Hurglars
Snake Wink
Hammerstein
Columbia
Girl
Self
Hell Gate
Wilson Without Mexican Policy Ambassadors Call Home for Facts
Washington dispatch reports the Wilson administration delaying a clear Mexican policy as Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson returns for full briefing. Conflicting wires from Durango and Urbina’s forces worsen confusion, while officials seek decisive guidance. If new facts emerge, a firm stance may follow.
Panic in Home for Aged Fire extinguished with slight damage
Fire broke out in the Stillman wing of the Home for the Aged at 745 Shreen avenue at 9 20 last night. Walter Perry and a night watchman aided by the matron's two helpers fought the flames for several minutes before they could be controlled. Inmates aged sixty five to ninety five were unsettled but not in danger. Mrs Mackay in New Home Portland Me July 1 Mackay from New York has leased the Leighton mansion on Portland's Western Promenade awaiting arrival.
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Bedford Wille
Low
the Tribune
Elisha
Elisha Jee
East 4Th Street
New York
Messia
Garretson
Lee
Ralironda
Brooklyn
Stillman
Shreen Avenue
Walter Perry
JM Rane
Portland
Becker's Adviser Bares Graft Trail
District Attorney Whitman cites a five page confession by Charles P. Pitt Jr. alleging graft involving a civilian employee and an inspector at Police Headquarters. Pitt, once Becke Pitt’s aide, claims Becker paid graft money to officials including a high civilian employee and an inspector. Whitman seeks corroboration for grand jury action. witnesses are being lined up as Pitt’s statements cross from Becker homicide context to wider graft operations.
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Whitman
Rosenthal
Leutenant
Hinhone
Charles P. Pitt, Jr
Charles Becke Pitt
Eivisian
Detective Bureau
Distriet
Pitts
Grand Jury
Pitt
Becker
Vorenthal
Hecker
Waldo
Puttie
Piltt
Byker
Ceretain Tien
Thitt
PHC
FIDE
Fins
Pre
Waverley Carter
Tatum Held on Charges After Family Dispute
Mrs Tatum wife of New York financier Vecker was held on 2000 bail in Delaware County for the October grand jury. She is accused of kicking and beating her sister Mia Kathryn MacArthur of Richmond Hill Long Island. The sister testified showing scars on neck and chest. The case features defense claims of a family quarrel versus alleged felonious assault as proceedings continue. King Constantine of Greece reports Bulgarian atrocities in Macedonia via a dispatch from Hadji Bellik. The king describes massacres at Nixrita Dolran and Dimithissar with wounded officers and mutilated victims, noting extensive fires and pillage.
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Tatum
Entrony Vecker
New York City
Delaware County
Mia Kathryn Myce ‘Arthur
Richmond Hill
Long Island
Ilane
Denn
MacArthur
Charles B. Joti
Tatun
Robert Pare Fx
Shavertown
Great Neck
Frederick W. Waters
Riverside Drive
Juative Johnson
Miss MacArthur
Terence J
Manus
Paul
Petera
Junior
Mr. Peters
Constantine
Greece
Hadji Bellik
Eres
Associated Press
Macedonia
Dousmani
New York
Hadi
Nixrita
Pargheon
le Temps
Kilkish
Dolran
Strumlitza
Dimithissar
Seres Ad Doxate
Seres
Italy
Austria
Salonica
Gaynor Plans Two Week Adirondack Vacation
Mayor Gaynor will take a two week rest in the Adirondacks after his shooting three years ago. The trip follows the Board of Estimate meeting on July 1 and marks his first extended absence since 1909. Previously Acting Mayor Mitchel never permanently managed the city during such breaks.
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Adirondacks
Gaynor
Mitchel
Board of Aldermen
Mr. Mitchel
Board of Estimate
Brooklyn
Tupper Lake
Phone Girls Save Lives in Wheeling Flood Warning
Prompt action by telephone operators near Wheeling prevented heavy loss of life as a cloudburst flooded area twelve miles east. Water poured from Wheeling Creek and Little Wheeling Creek washing away crops and houses. no drownings reported. Viola and Majorsville residents heeded warnings before the river surge reached hills, while mayoral statements on renomination moves were anticipated.
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Wheeling
W. Vasary
Here
Wheelling Creek
Wheeling Creek
Viola
Majorsville
Mellen Quits New Haven Road Amid Abundant Turmoil
Charles Sanger Mellen resigns as president of the New Haven and its subsidiaries, to take effect by October 1 1913. Howard Killett expected to succeed him with the board likely to act today on the retirement. The move follows sharp criticism by the Interstate Commerce Commission and prior resignations at Boston & Maine and Maine Central.
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Charles Sanger Mellen
Haven Road
Howard Killett
Mr. Mellen
Northern Pacific Railroad
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Boston Dispatch
Mellen
George F. Baker
First National Bank
William Rockefeller
Mr. Riggs
Melsen
Mark Twain
Tom
Bridgeport
Stamford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alfred W. Smithers
Grand Trunk Railway
Edson J. Chamberlain
Melien
Federal Grand Jury
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Federal Board For Settlement
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Hedford Hills
Geo. H. Curtis
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Diana
Sofia
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