AFL Groups to Fight Canada's One Big Union
In Montreal on June 15 the American Federation of Labor factions announced a campaign against the Canada based One Big Union. They will send delegates to each of the twenty international unions in the building trades to revitalize opposition. Charters will be revoked from locals that fail to expel One Big Union members as the drive targets Vancouver Montreal and other cities.
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John Frey
Resoluntions Committee
Bytrmera
Irone Lomine
Frey Qmeintad
Thor Lening
Sabesevitme
Fe Wutl
America
Ahnean
Rijesin
Loyd George
Bilt
James Duncan
Federation
Colby
Tavie Grufige
New York
Anton
Joerph D. Calton
Wesla
Montreal
Wilding
American Federation of Labor
Wiehig Union of Canada
Building Trades Department
Winnipeg
Vancouver
B.C
United States
Labor conference calls for repeal of espionage law and broader freedom
The convention urged continued efforts to repeal the espionage act and argued for prosecutions of political offenders to end in the United States. It criticized the zone mail system and urged English language printing for union publications while defending non self sustaining public services.
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Central Labor Beds
New York
United States
Frines
Executive Council
California
Will Trden
Thomas J. Muaney
Im Congress
Wll
Rade Union
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Post Office Department
Postoffice
Arm
Navy
Slay wife then hang self in Gloucester tragedy
Philadelphia June 15 Ernest Capewell forty six of Gloucester New Jersey shot his wife with a butcher knife and then hanged himself in a stairway as three children cried nearby. The mother was slain in her sleep and Capewell remained fully clothed when found by officers. The children were cared for by Capewell's brother Clarence after police concluded a domestic tragedy.
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Knecindly Sitten
The
Tribune
Philadelphia
Ernest Capewell
Gloucester
N. T
Mimssif
Wrs
Heiphhnrs
Patr
Wis
Thorey
Capewell
Clarence
U S Launches Three New Drives On Profiteers
The government moves to curb profiteering across three fronts food clothing and fish as independent dealers and fishermen gain docking access while the New York Fishmongers Association pledges to aid. Legal actions include challenges to a wool profiteering ruling and a price control petition, with shoe retailers warned on margins. Sugar rationing to begin nationwide Monday, administered by a government refiners importers and wholesalers panel.
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Ddougie
Fulton and Brokinan
Pant River
Ateonon
Clarenee T. Milley
New York Fishmongers' Association
United States
Francia G. Caffey
Maxwell
Mattuck
G. BH. Bishop
Armin W. Titley
Flying Squadron
Wwekx
New York
U. S
J J. Price
Riley
Centura? Asso Vistion
Msn Terminal
West Party-second Street
Washigton
Parole Officers Dine 200 Attend Annual Meeting at Commodore
Parole Officers Association held its annual dinner at the Hotel Commodore with about 200 attendees. President James Doherty urged higher pay for parole officers and noted 70 inmates released under the commission’s jurisdiction are making progress.
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Commodore
Parole Officers’ Association
James Doherty
Presidnd
Éakurs Indhuted Borough
Mery
Cruger
Dempsey Acquitted Of Draft Evasion In Jury Verdict
The jury found William Morrison Dempsey not guilty of evading the draft in Judge Maurice T. Dooling's court after a brief deliberation. The defense argued misstatements on the questionnaire and will seek dismissal of related conspiracy charges against Dempsey's manager and associate. Dempsey's parents expressed relief as he prepares to train in the East for a Carpentier bout.
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Francisco
William Morrison
Dempsey Tosday
Maurice T. Dooling
Dempsey & Moment
Tonis
Déanng
Selective Service
Dempsey
Slick Dempsey
Nudge
Gavin McNair
Defonag
Tuck Konrni
Brmvis Stout
Soocybody
Aytage
Oakland
Len
Kearns
Los Angeles
Swann seeks inquiry into Means charges and furniture status
District Attorney Edward Swann appeared before an extraordinary grand jury seeking an immediate investigation into Gaston B. Means and related allegations. Swann asked for production of statements and noted a connection to Mrs. Maud A. King’s death andMeans’s suit against the district attorney. The matter ties to the Chelsea Storage dispute over furniture valued at 00 believed unrecovered.
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Edward Swann
Gaston B. Means
Northam
Maud A. King
Swann
Grand Jury
Meaha
James Bo Smitty
Chamler
Means
Prarii
Keninst
Attornay Pooling
Rela
Tatabie
Mr. Dooling
Wark Avenue
West Twenty-sixth Street
Voiun
Means furniture storeroom records reveal Mrs Julie Means signed receipt
Documentary evidence shows Julie P Means wife of Gaston Means signed the storage receipt as Julie P Means per P Deutsch. Deutsch, secretary to Means and son-in-law of Ash ton Means, aided the arrangement. A memo notes a hurried removal arousing suspicions about the packing and delivery charges for shipment.
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Tarily
Means
Julie P.means
Gaston Means
Julie P. Means
P Deutsch
Deutsch
Ashton Means
Henry Given 2 to 5 Years, Granted Stay
Henry Given receives a sentence of 2 to 5 years with a stay after courtroom statements about police officials and motives. The case centers on affidavits used to press grand jury action and Henry’s decision to confess, while acknowledging the impact on his 30 years of service and noting the crowd in the Tombs courtroom. He declares the statements true and pledges the gospel as his guide.
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Commissioner of Accounts
Grand Jury
Iao
Poolive
New York
Hhe Court
Henry
Sherif David H. Knott
John J. Coogan
Police Department
Justice Weeks
Smith
Christ
Chauffeur Arrested in Caruso Case
A chauffeur connected with the Caruso case was arrested and held as investigators proceed. John Dee inquiry looms with attorneys present. Fitzgerald seeks to clear himself while a dispute grows between private detectives and county authorities over the jewel theft. Witnesses prepare for Friday’s examination as tensions rise at the Caruso lodge.
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Gerald
New York
Kelsey
John Dee
Fitzgerald
John Easer
Albert Herter
Caruso
Ehsractor
Asteghald
Curnso Lodge
John Due
Pitzgerald
Mate
Charles Scoffa
Rossini and the salad as culinary art
A playful note compares Rossini to a chef who valued dressing a salad over composing operas. It hails salads as culinary works of art, pleasing to the palate as harmony is to music, with readers likened to CHILDS impressed by flavor.
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One Big Union
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