Compulsory arbitration in New Zealand debated
The article argues compulsory arbitration is not a cure-all for labor disputes. It cites New Zealand where wages rose from 2 to 6 cents, but factory closures followed as manufacturers claimed they could import or import cheaper. It warns that an arbitration board must balance workers and employers to avoid widespread unemployment and distress.
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The Pennsylvania Company Plans New Terminal Station
A bold plan by the Pennsylvania Company to create a vast terminal station in New York is described as a major enterprise. The project involves extensive construction, tunnels, and warehousing, signaling large investments and implied growth in future commerce while displacing old brick structures.
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Qoruximan Sentenced In County Court For Receiving Goods
A judge imposed ten years in county jail and a 380 end castes fine after Qoruximan was convicted of receiving stolen goods. A defense motion was overruled and the court proceedings followed with Dentiman's family present and weeping as the sentence was read.
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The Altar of Friendship at Grand Theatre
Nat C. Goodwin stars in The Altar of Friendship in a Society comedy at Grand Theatre. The production features Marie Lacette Rytery and a troubled throat affecting the Sacraments engagement, with Goodwin carrying the performance and lifting the show.
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Reopened The Grand Wafer Shows And Local Vaudeville
The Grand Waapers staged a performance last night with a mixed bill. audience saw women of notable stage presence. The Pollard Lilliputian company opened a four week run at Rene Sieews, featuring young performers praised for cleverness despite age. The Dill new Sppeering at the reWerk will close Monday evening. Mc Ewen hypnotist, Raymond Clark, and Arthur Hahn are among acts. Sanford company concludes eight weeks at Third Avenue theater tonight with Net Gailty drawing patrons all week. Third Avenue will be dark six weeks. Ve ndevtile continues to attract amusement lovers with nightly Shield Vaudeville at Leecis Park provision. Summer Suit offerings priced $12 by Token, Gtrmen & Co.
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Arthur Hahn
Sanford Company
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Skull Crashes Reported in San Prancisco Murder Suicide
John Marcel a malterer for Beattle Brewing died in San Prancisco after his head was found by the street or window ledge, with police probing for motive amid suicide theories. His widow Rebecca is a Beattle employee witness. Charter M. Minck, once of Beattie, died in Spokane and will be shipped to Auburn for burial.
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New Bulgarian Premier Promises Balkan Peace Efforts
New premier Constantinople Clen Petro outlines plans to ease Balkan tensions and seek peaceful relations with Turkey. He warns of possible military assertiveness if negotiations stall and stresses unity against external pressure.
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Two Explorers Die En Route to Corelleat Fall
Reported in Fort Gibbon after a delayed departure from Pier 4 at Madison Street. Vieter V. Lowry and Jack Burne perished freezing while en route aboard the Whish steamer near Kimbridge Island. The pair had been dispatched for U S government duties, with no arrival at their destination.
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Death Claims Husband and Burial in Spring
Widow mourns after her husband dies in winter and is buried in spring. The report notes her later plans and the couple's family ties, with mentions of travel upriver and workers from a company along the Yukon. The fragment hints at a broader regional context of hardship and movement.
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Eile
Reoch Island arrival ends in frostbitten disaster
The report notes T Maurer of Hutte Moot r arrived on Reoch Island minus both feet after freezing conditions in winter left him with severe frostbite.
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Hutte
Reoch Island
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