U S Promise on War Plant Strike of 10 000 Machinists
Bridgeport workers halt strike after Taft-Walsh board assures wage ruling will be enforced by the government. 10 000 machinists and tool makers, on essential war work, were set to return to their shops after a mass meeting of 5,000 strikers. Samuel Lavitt announced the board's action.
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Notice of lien sale by Bobs Transfer and Express
Public notice from Bob's Transfer and Express at 125 West 46th Street that a lien on household goods personal effects trunks merchandise and other stored items held for many individuals will be sold at public auction in New York City on Monday July 1918 at 10 30 A M if the lien remains unpaid after due notice. The sale will continue each Monday at the same time until clearance.
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Wage Board Meets in Bridgport To Fix Final Wage
The War Labor Board with Taft Walsh and Loyal A. Osborne and William H. Johnston from the labor groups will convene in Bridgport next Monday for a hearing with workers and manufacturers. It aims to set a standard wage after a long summer 1917 wage dispute. A recent government award set minimums of 78 cents for tool makers and 68 cents for machinists, but Secretary Baker postponed implementing them pending nationwide standards. Workers protested the postponement, saying manufacturers caused the delay, and questioned the board’s rulings as advisory.
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Light restrictions loom as fuel plan weighs coal use
A Special Dispatch from Washington reports that Illuminated signs and electrical displays could face a permanent ban if coal consumption for lighting is deemed large. The Bureau of Standards is evaluating actual coal use to guide the fuel administration. Indoor illumination may also be curtailed to conserve fuel as morale and thrift are weighed against public brightness.
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Fuel admin promises coal for next winter relief
The Fuel Administration reassures readers anxious about heating fuel. It says buyers who ordered coal will receive it in due time and districts now short on supply will have ample coal well before winter. New England and the Northwest are highlighted as hardest to supply.
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German-born worker held after antiwar pledge remark
George Fransel, a German-born naturalized U.S. citizen and shipyard employee under government contract, was arrested in Yonkers after allegedly replying to a war savings pledge appeal with a statement dismissing the government and expressing anti-U.S. sentiment. He has resided in Yonkers for thirty years.
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George Fransel
United States
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Weather Report From Washington June 28 Weather map fields and forecasts
The Weather Bureau reports high barometer over Newfoundland and the North Pacific Coast while a broad low covers the southwest. Readings show scattered precipitation in Florida the Ohio and Middle Mississippi valleys and in the lake region with warmer readings expected along the southeast coast. Local records compare 1918 1917 temperatures for the Inet twenty four hours and show current figures near seasonal norms with some warmer expectations for Pacific districts.
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