Open Shop Campaign Expands Across States and Unions
Open shop drive grows with employer groups in Illinois Milwaukee Michigan Ohio Indiana and Texas forming regional associations. Labour reports show mixed industry changes while unions plan company unions and labor councils amid broader push for open shop influence.
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Bureau of Industrial Research
Ilinois
Milwaukee
Michigan
Ohio
Employers’ Association of
Isville
Associated Employers
Indianapolis
NEW Association
CES
Market Opens Firm Yet Weak Opening Tries Wall Street
New York stocks started firm on June 14 but immediately faced a reaction in early trading. U S Steel opened at 76 and fell to 58 1 2, Mexican Petroleum slipped to 1824 as Studebaker rose to 75 4 and held, Crucible Steel fell on dividend doubt, U S Rubber rose, and other issues fluctuated before markets steadied and some stocks hit weekly highs.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Studebaker
Crucible Steel
U. & Rubber
Kaila
Central Leather
Wes Railway
Industrial Alcohol
Bethlehem
Haven
Canadian Pacific
Éeathere” ‘Pacific
Northern Pacific
Haldwin
American
Wheat prices decline on misread crop reports
Chicago June 14 prices for wheat, corn and oats fell on rumors that recent crop condition reports were misread. July wheat opened and closed down 2 cents, while September fell 1 1/2 to 2 cents. Cash wheat figures and livestock receipts and prices are listed for the day.
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Chicago
Adviser Cadbury on Steamer Arriving in Vancouver
W N Cadbury adviser to Dr Sun Yat Sen, president of the Chinese nationalist party, was among passengers on the steamer Impress of Asia, which arrived Monday in Vancouver British Columbia. He will come to the United States to confer with party leaders.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
W. W. Atterbury
Atter
Hawaii
DR. Sen
Impress of Asia
Vancouver
B. C
W. N. Cadbury
Sun Yat Sen
Cadbury
America
Ship News Tides in Seattle
Tide details for Seattle include a high tide at 12:10 am reaching 12.0 ft and a low at 7:28 am of 1.2 ft. A second high tide occurs at 2:03 pm with a remaining unknown height and a second low at 6:61 pm with 8 ft.
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Chicago Board of Trade
L. J. Manni @ Co
Hetler
Seattle
Turaday
Portland Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle Sheep Prices
Cattle receipts 264 and sheep 363 reflect a steady market with best steers at 7.60 to 7.75 and prime lambs at 5.20 to 6.06. Cows and heifers bring 2.60 to 4.75, heavies 8.50 to 9.25, while lambs, yearlings, and ewes fill the rest of the range. Weather notes report rising barometer with showers on Tatoosh Island.
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Chicago
Portland
Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Island
Etr
Admiral Schley
Spectator
Maritime Movements and Arrivals Offshore and in Seattle Ports
Ships and vessels arriving at and sailing from various ports listed with destinations including Beattie, San Diego, Tacoma, New York, and Yokohama. Port entries include Seattle company moorings, Scotch coast arrivals, and docked ships like West Kedron, Liberator, Spectator, and Ketchikan with times ranging June 1 through June 14.
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West Kedron
Tacoma
Admiral Bciley
San Diego
Sebr Spokane
Winslow
Hamburg
Liberator
New York
Northwestern
Southwestern
Alaska
Santa Rosalia
Hosten
Ketehikan
Nanaimo
Spectator
Iowan
Tomton
London
Etre Moerdijk
Beattie
Liverpool
Salled
Atr Author
Shanghai
Katori Maru
Kobe
West Ison
Yokohama
Etr Teucer
Geattin
Delagoa Maru
Birmingham City
Robin Adair
Hellingheam
Ste Liberator
Seattle
Smith Cove
Pell Street
Bpokane
Protestiaus
Jefferson
Ketchikan
Latouche
Ttr
Admiral Rodman
Queen Union Pacific
National Credit Men Open Session in San Francisco
About 1,700 credit men from across the United States gathered in San Francisco for the National Credit Men's convention. J. H. Trewroe of New York, secretary, urged that common sense and strong leadership are needed in business relations nationwide. Governor W. D. Stephens, Mayor James Rolph, and others from Dallas Los Angeles and New York were listed as speakers.
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San Francisco
Cal
J. H. Trewoe
New York
W. D. Stephens
California
James Rolph
Vernon Hall
Dallas
Texas
Joseph J. Beott
Los Angeles
W. F. H. Koelach
Spokane man predicts Seattle rail rate differential gain
Arthur Lewis of Spokane former public service commission member says Seattle can win a rail rate difference in Eastern Washington on par with Portland south of the Snake River. He expects a favorable state board of public works ruling within 30 days.
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Seattle
Washington Territory
Portland
Snake River
Arthur Lewis
Spokane
Public Service Commission
State Board of Public Works
Investigation into wire news operators over walkout ordered
District inspector R. Redfern ordered an inquiry into wire news operators tied to a nationwide walkout for the marine strike. Operators found sending uncomplimentary remarks about scabs could lose licenses. The Floridian freighter bound for Hawaii is due in Seattle around June 23 to load general freight for Matson Navigation Co.
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R. Redfern
Floridian
Matson Navigation Co
Seattle
Hawaiian Islands
Foreign exchange opens strong in New York
Foreign exchange in New York opens with strong bids on the franc, lire, marks, kroner and other currencies. Quotations show beking at $3.75 percent, francs at $0.0797, lire at $0.0612, marks at $0.0142, kroner at $0.1695.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Home Canners To Flourish On Low Prices And Crops
Sugar prices fell to 9 to 9 1/2 cents a pound on weak raw sugar, triggering expectations of a third record year for home canning as berries and containers stay cheap. Strawberries move 1.25 to 1.75 per crate on wholesale. Bing cherries 25 to 20 cents. Royal Anes 15. gooseberries 6 cents. Garnet potatoes around 4 1/2 cents. Dairy markets remain steady.
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Nettleton Mill
Sea’ Ballers
Callao
Peru
East
Employers’ Associations
Open Shop Association
Jefferson County
Southwestern Open Shop Association
New Mexico
Arkangan
Oklahoma
Louisiana
American Federation of Labor
Labor Department
SY Railroad Company Union
Francisco
N. Y
Rio
Na Santos
Congress
Harry Irwin
Department of Labor
Photo Engravers’ Union
New York City
Baltimore
Typothetae
Robert 8. Gill
Legion
Central Trades and Labor Council
United States Senate
England
Japan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cleveland
Collis C. Lovely
Buffalo
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
St. Louis
G. Martindale
Rochester
Charles L. Blaine
Boston
T. C., Cashen
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Toledo
James B. Connors
M. R. Welch
National Credit
J. Manning & Cattocks
Atchison Gen
Halt
Hethliehem Steel
Central Pacific
St. Paul
N. Y. Allway
Cnnnneee
C&o
L. B. Menning & Co
N. Y. Stock Exchange
J. Hi. Manning & Ca
Hutler
Atechiaon
Amer
Keet Muar
Amer Tar & Way
Amer International
Amer Sumatra
Bite
American Locomotive
Amer Tel & Vel
M & Mtro
Missouri Pacific
Hepublic Iron & Steel
Brick Rock Island
Texas Pacific
Union Ol of
Delaware
Union Pacific
Shippers
United Metall Stores
United States
Utah Copper
Weatinghoure
Willys Overland
International Nickel
Brook Rapid Transit
Steeeee
E. Ward
Heane
B. Manning & Ca Heeta
Ae Wack
Baeder
New Seek
Berten— Neen Law Close
Winningstadt
Fae
Gireen Peas
LL. B. Manning & Ce
Butler
Belgium
Serene AB
Pete Etter Rene
Berlin
W. IL
Hamburg W Ln
Hamburg W. L
Sks
Leipsig
Pontes
Munich
Frankfort
United Kingdom
Mariner
Alfred Orenges
Stetson
Clark
Stermelon
Imp
Val. I
The
Cremation Society
Washington
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Panama
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