Citizens Transport Committee Pushes Permanent Open Shop Plan
New York business leaders back a permanent transport committee pledged to keep freight moving despite labor disputes. Aimed at preventing price rises and supply interruptions, the plan funds an open shop trucking system with police on trucks to guard deliveries as unions consider broader strikes.
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Citizens’ Transportation Committee
Citizens’ Transportation
Alogs
R Yerdey
New York
Oman
William Fei Morgan
The
Mercis Association
Onioniem
Smith
French List
Ind
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
William O'all
Stada Umiona
Imai
Union
Epee Te Gat
Amerian Federation of Labor
Montreal
J. Brady
Arisiam A. Maher
Crted
Ope
Strikes Halt Coastwise Shipping Costs Soar Across Nation
Public response from the Merchants' Association cites Sanger Brothers Inc of Dallas for Congress. January 1 to date, three strikes have kept steamship lines idle for 76 days of 119 workdays, with fourteen unions dictating labor use. Vessel counts show 33 New York bound ships and 175 New York tugs and barges affected, carrying about 160000 tons and goods valued around 30000000. Financial impact tallies include 8 percent interest losses totaling 12800000, carrier revenue losses near 18426078, wages losses of 12255000, and nearly 40000000 in perishables costs. The strikes worsen car shortages and living costs, burdening industries and disrupting shipments.
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New York City
Merjchants’ Association
Sanger Brothers Inc
Dallas
Tex
Congress
New York
Norfolk
Charleston
Savannah
New Orleans
Galveston
Boston
Ife
Dairymen Drive Toward Local Milk Plants to Cut Costs
The Dairymen's League of New York State operates twelve milk manufacturing plants with plans for fifteen more to cut prices by removing middlemen. About 16 percent of its 879,505 dairy cows and 2,628 members will soon ship milk to league plants. The league also markets its own condensed and powdered dairy products and aims to expand statewide.
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Tribune Watertown
Dairymen’s League of
New York State
Plana
League
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
Utica
John William Hunt
Indu Dt
West Fifty-first Street
Charles
Hunt
Demo Arrests Four in alleged New Jersey wet dinner case
Prohibition agent George A. Demo, of New Jersey, helped secure the arrest of Yoseph Hecht, David Abramovits, Samuel Hy Man, and Harry Winn on Volstead act violations after an alleged wet dinner in New York. The men face arraignment in Newark as Demo previews a broader campaign to curb wholesale whisky peddling.
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United States
John A. Matthews
Newark
Demo
Daniels Points Flaws in Navy Appropriation Bill
Secretary Daniels criticizes Congress for not funding naval needs this year naming four disappointments in the naval appropriation bill. He cites inadequate Pacific expansion, insufficient naval aviation funding, no new ship construction, and insufficient funds to repair ships. He warns cuts to naval aviation could worsen wartime outcomes.
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Congress
Tribone
Washington
Daniela
Navy
Pacific
Office of Oprations
Ee Daniels
America
Politics Accused Of Holding Back Fruits of Victory
Professor Alfred E. Henderson of the Henderson School of Oratory spoke at North Presbyterian Church on Bolshevism and America’s postwar dangers. He warned about factional influence in presidential choices, urged Americanism as a unifying aim, criticized foreign language papers and radicals in church forums, and noted Irish American and German American influence.
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Alfred E. Henderson
Henderson School of Oratory
North Presbyterian Church
West 116Th Street
Professor Henderson
Yiston
Henderson
Rome
Sinn
Church of the Ascension Forum
Hylan Urges New York Cleanest City Effort
Mayor Hylan urges a sweeping cleanup in New York to curb littering and spread of germs. He directs Street Cleaning, Police, and Health departments to crack down on violators, urging magistrates to assist and residents to cooperate in arresting offenders and keeping streets clear.
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Hylan
New York
The
Tribune
New York urged to enforce law against vacant lot neglect
Citizens urged police to act against owners of wrecked or dirty vacant lots and to remove illegal acts on public property. Officers told to identify derelictions by shield numbers and report to the Police Commissioner. Strong push aims to make New York cleaner and healthier.
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Fiten
Sven
Lery
Aach
New York
Advertising Clubs of the World Convene in Indianapolis
The sixteenth annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World opens in Indianapolis with delegates from the United States Canada and England. New York and New Jersey groups establish headquarters as Richard H. Lee of New York urges reader confidence as vital to advertising value and returns.
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United States
Canada
England
Tribuns
Indianapolis
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
New York
Claypool
Willams Hotels
Rke N
United States District Court Session Adjourned in Utica
The term of the United States District Court for the Northern District of New York, set to be held in Binghamton, is adjourned until June 15. Proceedings will resume on the new date with scheduled hearings and matters carried over.
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U. S. District Court
Utica
N. Y
United States District Court For
Northern District of New York
Binghamton
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Jane
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Sorbonne
Alsace and Lorraine
McCreery Store
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