Industrial Peace Views by John Mitchell Seen in Washington Meeting
Labor leader John Mitchell urges action to strengthen industrial peace through a foundation founded with a Nobel prize seed. Trustees include Fuller Wilson Nagel Hughitt Low and Mitchell. October Washington meeting to discuss empowerment of arbitration and payment of expenses amid scarce funding.
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Theodore L. Weed
Department of Commerce
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Weed
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Ief Quatce Fuller
Wilson
Nagel Marvin Hughitt
Chicago and Northwestern
Seth Low
Na Tong Chir Perderstion
Thomas G RuRte
Alabama
Fasley
National Citle Federation
Marcus Woomart
New York
Archbishop Tard
St Taut
Gunby Torner
Muanta ¢A
Taucius Tuttle
Reston
Maine
Samuel Myers
American Bedinet Labor
Geneal
Daniel Y Ke
Chef
Reresa
John Mtchell
Mitcher
Washington
Diplomatic Mail Delivery Protocol Drafted Between Nations
An official misalignment note outlines expedited handling of diplomatic mail between the United States and Chile. The document, dated in error, orders clerks to expedite sealed diplomatic correspondence and ensure rapid transit to designated destinations, referencing foreign minister and Chilean legation.
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O Department
Clona
Sie
Santage
Chile
Ana
Tyen
Rf Rima
Farelen Attulre Sa Ky
Chilean Legation
Mre Iim
Winter inspection for teller carriers and substitutes
Annual winter inspection at the main office and substations set for September 7. Inspectors and clerks will perform duties at respective locations with uniforms in wearable condition. Many carriers will have two uniforms, one light and one heavy, to be ready for the cold season.
Pensions for Veterans Read and Apply Now
Readers discuss eligibility under acts of 1907 and 1908 for Civil War and Spanish American War veterans. Questions cover disability, widow claims, minors, and double pensions with advice to file promptly, prove service connection, and pursue increases. Mentioned are Marine Corps service, home and guardianship, and pensions starting on filing or discharge dates.
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Baltinere
Marioe Corps
Orion
George T
United States Marine Corps
Chicago
Huband
Mary
Epein
Pension Bureau
Nis
Frederick
Soueton
Chas
Pensyon
Hans J
Fort Tilny
Tnaa
Sergt James
Gratton Wye
Pansion
Wess
Carnbining
Notary Public
Tia
Daearn
Qneé
Market More Normal Profits Won Through Harriman Coup
Special to The Washington Post outlines a stock market rebound after heavy profit taking in Harriman related shares. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific led declines while recent rumors of segregation plans caused a spike before delays and denials shifted sentiment. Despite mixed corporate signals, general conditions remained favorable, with rail earnings rising and crops showing mixed signals as the market cooled from early month volatility.
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Union Pacific
Washington Post
New York
Harrimans
Stoke Exchange
Stock Exchange
Harriman
Southern Pacific
Divertore
Nion Pacific
Unl
Harrman
Harcman
Wall Street
Harrimans Agaodates
Lst
Union Partic
Haffman
Tites States
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Commisston
Traffc
Ge Grosseup
Higher price for pig iron drives rail contracts eastward
News from New York reports rising pig iron prices as Southern Railway contracts 40,000 tons of rails, with 28,000 tons to be rolled at Ensley Alabama and 12,000 tons elsewhere. Demand remains active for basic iron for early next year, while foundry and malleable sales grow, and steel plate and fabricated structural steel orders rise across the region.
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New York
Aron
Eastern Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Plumabucg
Bessemer Iron
Valley
Stowe
Weetempipe Works
Southern Iron
Birmingham
Alabama
Central West
Southern Railway
Ensley
Ala
Atlantic Acaboard
New York, Westchester and
Booton Baroad
August Outlook for Ore Shipments and Steel Demand
The piece notes rising orders for rails and car equipment and predicts August may set a new ore shipment record. It cites Dun's Review praising improving retail trade with reports from principal cities of active demand, rising sales, many visiting buyers, and a robust fall trade outlook.
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Tha Steel
Dun
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Reports Record Year
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway records for the year ended June 2 show gross income of 6,? million, down from last year’s 58?2,272, with expenses reduced to 1,626,854 and net income of 10,000. Surplus after car and equipment advances reaches 276,278, dividends rise to 1,046,614, and overall performance improves after a weak first half. President George W Stevens notes revenues are the largest in company history and that late-year recovery boosted results.
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Richmond
Chesapeake
Ohio
Lee
Improvements &E
Menta
George W Stevens
Ross
Nol
London Market Firm Trade Inactive Prices Firm
London markets remained inactive through the week with firm money and a strong Bank of England. The American situation dominated attention yet settlement passed without trouble, suggesting English investors may still buy American assets modestly. Berlin stocks held firm as New York’s turmoil did not unsettle German confidence in business prospects. American rails closed weak.
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Capel Court
Paris
Washington Fort
London
Bank of England
Pang Perle
Berlin
New York
Record in Lake Traffic Shows Great Iron Ore Rise
Data from the Bureau of Statistics notes a big rise in domestic lake trade in July with shipments totaling 1,298,550 net tons, up over last year. Iron ore movement from Lake Superior and Lake Michigan ports drives the surge, while lake ore shipments for the season end July 1 total 13,284,9 gros tons, nearing 1907 records. coal shipments and canal freight at Sault Ste Marie also rise modestly amid stronger eastbound movement.
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Great Lakes
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and
Tabor
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Sault Ste Marie Mich
Interstate Rate Decision Denied By Commerce Commission
Commissioner Clements refutes reports the Interstate Commerce Commission was divided in the Missouri rate case. He states all seven commissioners were unanimous on the decision, issued June 18, and says the court’s ruling bars the commission from prescribing certain through traffic reductions. The agency will seek appellate review to the circuit court and possibly the U S Supreme Court.
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Clements
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Commission
Chicago
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Mississippi River
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Propig
Wille
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Big deal in Mexican land interests looms large
A British syndicate led by Sir William Wiseman and associates has toured a Mexico ranch region held by Gen Lula Terarax. They negotiate to buy about 600000 acres, with the deal described as practically closed.
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Washington Post
Chituabue
William Wiseman
A R. Borret
H Marah
A R Burn
Mexico
Lula Terarax
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