Conference bids in shopmen dispute amid optimism
Tee and 1, EF, Sheppard, president of the Order of Railway Conductors, said they wired the Western Railroad board in Chicago to begin conferences next Tuesday over working agreements. New York Central officials, optimistic on a near settlement, will confer with striking shopcraft leaders. A. I. Smith, president of New York Central, stressed a spirit of renewed reasonableness despite extraordinary conditions. Two white men found strangled on West Side tenement roofs were identified as Lewis Rothstein and a Norfolk Conn. farmer.
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A. I. Smith
Pew
York Central
New York
Lewis Rothstein
Norfolk
Conn
Penny Signs New Agreement Heralds Clearing Up Transport Problems
New York dispatch reports the Pennsylvania system signed a one year contract with the big four running brotherhoods and the New York Central with two unions trainmen and conductors. W G Lee head of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen hailed the deals as the start of a final settlement, saying agreements cover wage scale overtime rules and working rules and will reduce political influence on rail labor talks. Meetings on other eastern lines are planned to pursue similar deals.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central Lines
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Lee
Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Finest Ginghams and Laces Arrive for Fall
With school opening the shop offers a great demand for ginghams in a finest assortment yet shown. Colors are fast and prices range 25e 35¢ and 59¢ per yard. A new collection of laces for fall has just arrived with patterns and prices likely to please shoppers.
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Everett True
New York Central
Buffalo Times
Penny
C. Thomas Kemp
Doll Bros
Doll Brothers
N. Market ST
Frederick, MD
Carty’s Furniture Store
Patrick
East
Freilovick
Heatrola
Fox’s Stove Store
East Patrick Street
C. E. Cline
Brics
the National Fabric
Charles Segaloff
South Market Street
Ishoes
Bennet
Markell & Ford
Lagueos
Robert F. Barrick Motor Car
Ice
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