Arbitration success shapes labor dispute settlement model
Washington June 27 arbitration of labor troubles signed in 1910 by Cloak Suit God Skirt Manufacturers Protective Association and the Hemkad skirt makers union of New York City has become a model for six other needle trades agreements. The five member boards plus clerks from each side quickly settle cases with a 97.7 percent adjustment rate from 7,656 cases filed April 15 1911 to Oct 31 1933. The boards handle shop strikes wrongful discharge wage claims and discrimination with a rapid rules framework.
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Washington
New York City
Department of Labor
Mders
Board of Cen
Board of
Perkins Faces Push From Pinchots Over Wall Street Ties
George W. Perkins, head of the progressive party's executive committee, draws fire from Amos and Gifford Pinchot over past Wall Street associations with J. P. Morgan and International Harvester. East leaders urge his retirement, while supporters argue few voters penalize Wall Street ties and many parties have millionaire backers.
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George W. Perkins
New York
Perkins
New Party
Mr. Perkins
Pinchot Brothers
Amos and
Gifford
J. P., Morgan
International Harvester Company
Wall Street
George L. Record
New Jersey
Illinois
Mr. Pinchot
Keystone
Water freight service aims to link Chicago with New Orleans
Chicago plans a new river trade with seven power barges to run Chicago to La Salle and onward to St. Louis and New Orleans. The Joliet barge leads the fleet, carrying about 100 tons, drawing four feet, with La Salle ready in six weeks and a 1 000 ton class steamer to inaugurate the La Salle to St. Louis and New Orleans route.
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Chicago
Missiseipp Valley
Illinois and Michigan Canal
New Orleans
Joliet
Chicago, St. Louis & Gulf Transportation Co
la Salle
Ottawa
Anderson Engine Works
Pittsburgh
Merchants Lighterage Company
Wilve
W. A. Bertman
St. Louis
Marye to Hostess at U S Embassy in St Petersbur g
Mrs George T Marye will host at the American embassy in St Petersburg when her husband assumes duties as ambassador. Former Miss Doyle of Ohio, she is noted as charming and expected to gain social prominence in the Russian capital.
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George T. Marye
St. Petersburg
Marye
Miss Doyle
Ohio
Davenport Testing Machine In Operation For Foundations
The city has installed a 100000 pound capacity testing machine from Riehle Bros Philadelphia in the Front street tool house. Tests run daily 2 to 4 pm for manufacturers and material dealers to verify foundation materials. Ordinance passed July 2, 1913 mandates tests to prevent use of failing materials. enforcement begins July 1.
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New City
Riehle Bros
Philadelphia
City
Front Street
Ripley and
Scott Streets
Davenport
St. Paul
Board of Public Works
Woman’s pains eased by Lydia E Pinkham remedy
Florence South Dakota resident Mrs P W Lanseng credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing months of bearing down pains backache headaches and loss of appetite after using three bottles. Ad promoting the remedy claims long standing relief for female ills and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Florence
Dakota
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
P. W. Lanseng
South Dakota
Lync, Mass
Mother Appeals for Help to Find Missing Son
Rock Island police search for 14 year old Clarence D Mickleson of Cedar Rapids Iowa who disappeared a week ago and may be in Rock Island. His worried mother appeals for aid describing him in blue shirt and overalls and says he was last seen heading this way. Police are investigating with no lead yet.
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Rock Island
Clarence D. Mickleson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Brother and brother face suit over owed money in Davenport
Septimus Duggleby sues his brother William for 547.25 claiming William owes him for meat sales and a note. He seeks attachment of William's property after William disappeared. Also reports on Davenport real estate firm Mutual Realty 60 000 incorporation and officers. Included are smallpox guard August Paulsen hospitalized, brick work on New Black Hawk hotel, grass disposal crackdown, Davenport obituary Ernest J. Miller and Florence Emma Green.
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Septimus Duggleby
William Duggleby
Septimus
William
Citizens’ Exchang Bank
Oxford Junction
Iowa
New Real Estate Company
Mutual Realty Company
Davenport
Oom Recorder
Herman Rohiff
John F. Schroeder
Hugo B. Stahl
Robert Peckenschneider
United States
New Black Hawk
New
Black Hawk Hotel
Third
Perry Streets
Perry Street
Perry
West Third
Ernest J. Miller
J. Hayes
West Eleventh Street
Peoria
Mrs. Hayes
J. W. Miller
Montana
R. A. Miller
Florence Emma Green
Funeral notice and local social notes from Watertown area
A death occurred at a Long Grove home after a two week illness due to complications. Surviving aunts and uncles, siblings, and several relatives are listed. The notebook also records births, visits, travel, and local social events across Watertown, Port Byron, Galesburg, Monmouth, and surrounding towns, including moves, reunions, and road trips.
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Long Grove
F. E. Green
Daisy
Grace
Edna
Harry
Carl
Ben Rah
W. M. Driggs
Galesburg
Monmouth
Dina Herreen
Port Byron
Berg
Bishop Hill
F. O. Lyons
Marie
Republic
Carthage
Springfield
John Wise
Golda Loy
Eva Ausbrook
Rock Island
W. F. Filbert
Perry
Iowa
W. Lloyd
Hampton
Wildermuth
Dorothy Johnson
Grethel Ausbrook
Watertown
Ethel Pearsall
Rathberger
Fulton
Otto Peterson
Dave Schafer
Schafer
Campbell’s Island
Erie
Henry McNeal
Inflammatory Rheumatism Relief Claim Endorsed by Husband
Morton L. Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint for six weeks and eight doctors offered no benefit until Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism. He says it gave immediate relief and she could walk in three days. Sold by Otto Grotjan Rock Island and Gust Schlegel Son Davenport.
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Morton L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Dr. Detchon
Otto Grotjan
Second Avenue
Rock Island
Gust Schlegel & Son
Second Street
Davenport
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Atlissa
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Wilton
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Muscatine
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J. H. Paarman
Academy Bird Club
Charles Godfrey
Hilde Nelson
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Godfrey
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West Davenport
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J. W. McMullen
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R. T. O'Donnell
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Henry Henline
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Clarence Wenke
Points
Dale Chambers
Scott Allen
Marseilles
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Colcchester
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Martha Odell
Fylena
Mont
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Moline
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