Wilson as Mediator Outlines Labor Policy in New Era
William B. Wilson, new Secretary of Labor and ally of Samuel Gompers, describes a labor policy focused on mediation and government representation. He aims to unite labor and capital through mutual conferences, with arbitration rising from Erdmann act ideas, and notes immigration duties move to the Labor Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Gompers
Immigration Bureau
Organized Labor
Wiliam B. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Congress
Wilson Long
American Federation of Labor
Secretary of Labor
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Rattraad
Cause Committee On Labor
Flo
Department of Labor
Henry Held for Trial in Puyo Money Trust Contempt Case
United States Commissioner Shields held George G. Henry of a New York bank for removal to Washington on contempt charges for refusing to answer questions before the money trust committee. His counsel obtained release on a writ of habeas corpus under $2,000 bail, returnable March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Shields
Washington
George G. Henry
New York Bank
Puyo Money Trust Committee
Henri
Mayer
Federal District Court
Secretary Lane vows to protect Indians from human wolves
Seventy Indians from all tribes visited Secretary Lane at the Interior Department to seek protection and justice. Lane pledged devotion to their interests, promising to keep wolves away, and noted President Roosevelt’s support. Plenty Coups, Crow head chief, welcomed the gesture and introduced Lane’s daughter Nancy, who shook hands as a token of good faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Interior Department
White House
Plenty Coups
Nancy
Friends urge continuation of Miss Julia Lathrop at labor post
Supporters of Miss Julia Lathrop, head of the Children's Bureau, write to President Wilson asking to keep her in office despite Taft’s appointment. Letters also come from Mrs. Robert C. Wickliffe, widow of a Louisiana representative killed by a train. Wilson is likely to refer the decision to the Secretary of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Lathrop
Children’s Bureau
Wilson
Taft
Robert C. Wickliffe
Louisiana
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Wilson Nominates Officials To Post and Labor Roles
President Wilson nominated Daniel C. Roper of South Carolina for First Assistant Postmaster General. Dr Charles P Neil to be renominated as commissioner of labor statistics after failed confirmation. James R Blakeslee of Pennsylvania State Democratic Committee named Third Assistant Postmaster General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel C. Roper
South Carolina
Wilson
Charles P. Neil
James R. Blakeslee
Pennsylvania State Democratic Committee
Wage belief clash as Illinois senators hear women testify
Chicago witnesses tell how an eight dollar weekly pay is a living wage for a girl, while underworld women blame small pay for downfall. Senators Juul and Beal press for a 12 dollar minimum for women, with employers like Rosenwald of Sears Roebuck, Mandel Brothers, and Shayne & Co. testifying on the impact of wages on morality and labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Senate
Underworld
Chicago
Nels Junl
State Senate
Vice Investigation Committee
Beal
Hke
Juul
Julius Rosenwald
Sears Roebuck& Co
James Simpson
Marshall Fietch & Co
E. F. Mandel
Mandel Brothers
Ray Shayne
John T. Shayne & Co
Sears Roebuck & Co
Supreme Court session summaries and cases listed
Legal record notes the Supreme Court with justices and admitted practitioners, listing cases No 171 to No 179, 189, and more, including Philip Hawley and Straus Macy firm matters. Also covers Court of Appeals DC entries, practice admissions, and patent docket items with dates and scheduled adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Chist
Justice McKennis
Justite Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Lurton
Justice Hughes
Justice van Devanter
Justice Lamar
Justice Pitney
Victor Keller
San Antonio
Tex
John A. Riddle
Linton
Ind
George G.shaw
Kaufman
Horace C. Gordon
Tampa
Fla
George W McKensie
Brooklyn
Robert Benson Evins
Greensboro
Alg
G. M. Stephen
Chicago, Ill
J. V. Norman
Louisville
John Edmundson Alexander
San Francisco
Cal
William F. Cowan
Santa Rosa
Edward P. Mumphrey
Louleville
James Sulgrove
Chateau, Mont
Truman R. Hawley
Malden
Nathan Matthews
Isidor Straus Et al
R H. Macy & Co
American Publishers’ Association Et al
Wallace Macfarlene
Stephen H. Ola
John G. Milburn
Wallace Macfarlane
George A. Fuller Co
Wison A. McCloskey
Howard
Duvail, Jr
Hayden
Hayden Johnson
Fifty Years in Service Supreme Court DC Judge Barnard
A 1933 record notes an anniversary of long service in the District of Columbia courts. It mentions Mr Justice Barnard and a roundup of cases across Circuit Court No. 1 and No. 2, with various attorneys named and actions including adoptions, alimony, publications, and judgments. The piece ties the milestone to the career of a government official connected with construction projects like the Washington Monument and Library of Congress buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court NO. 1Mr
Justice Barnard
John Doe
Richey Vs. Booth
J. H. Stewart
T. L. Jeffords
Wheeler Condenser Company
Ve. Anderson
Joave
Walt & Cohen
L. H. David
R. Wilson, Baker & Hogan
Peacock
Hte
Platotl
George FP. Havel
W. Ht. Wallace
Carter
W. A Coombe
R. B. Fleharty
Evane
Mefuen
Bernard R. Green
The
Bagur's
Ste Wilson
T Lbrary
Congress Building
Bubb
Weaver
Sraer
Hayden
Mr. Green
Washington Monument
Congressional
New National Museum
State Capitol
Pennsylvania
Deeds of Trust Listings in Various Washington Areas
A dense notice lists deeds of trust across multiple districts including Trinidad, North Columbia Heights, Schertz hn Park, Georgetown squares, Ingleside, Mount Pleasant, and Pleasant Plains. Names such as Frank J. Stryker, Lucien T. Williams, Sadie Williams, Claud Livingston, Wilmot Trew, Frederick A. Linger, James Burnectux, Henry Amos, and many trustees or lenders are shown securing loans for sums from 1,275 to 100,000 dollars with terms from six months to five years and interest from five to six percent semiannual or annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vila Park
Clara A Marden
Kawin F
Ruth Pegram
Sixteenth
East Capitol
Kate W. Moran
T Wr
James A
Rita R. Chilérese
Newton Street
Harry P. Baines
Virginia Mt
Sadie M. Williams
Sixth End
Bevanth
George L. Wo Bama
Third Christian Church
Hichestra
Edwin O. Linger
Frederick A. Linger
Nourth
Arthur M. Connor
Henry P. el- Lipet
Isherwood
Lara Alderton
Joseph Wi
James D. Burn
Fourteenth Street
Joseph Speidel
Henry P Amos
Sama
Fernando HR. Sart
Castle Heights
Washington Land and Mortgage Company
M. C. Wilson
Allum Castle Heights
Flonsley
Alexander
Seventeenth Streets
John Morris
Janie Morris
Hintoad
Charles F. Benjamin
William J. Rogers
Comingdale
Sophie B. MacDonald
Giovata Barbogailo
Virginia Avenue
Henry W. Sohon
Charles W. Morris
Charles W. Morria
Willam J. Johnson
TY View Heights
Ravenswood Company
Ate Tc
Antonio T. Carrozza
Henry
Walte
Trinidad
Frank J. Stryker
William H. Stryker
Lucien T. Williams
Burdett Stryker
North
Columbia Heights
Sadie M. Willams
Charles W
Claud Livingston
Wilmot W. Trew
Michanl F. Cal
Frank Ramsay
B. Francis Saul
James FP
Hea
Home Savings Bank
Emma K Landwehr
Chapin Brown
Henry H. Bergmann
Oriental Building Association
Frederick A.linger
Charles H
Henry P. Amos
Bowls
Elizabeth BR. Pendleton
Sermiannually
Lsquart A
John T. Johnston
Floyd Im DeWis
Clarence I. Gessferd
Ida W. Smith
Leroy D. Brandon
Ernest, L. Schmidt
George M. Fromerich
German American Building Association
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Mary HE. Hitchcock
Arthur L. Hitchcock
Frank
Jesse W. Rawllinge
Frank T. Rawlings
W. Ralph Legs
Williamn
Henry Young
James MM. Woodward
Jesse W. Rawlings
Matthew H. Stockett
Puddling Furnace Explosion Ripples Through Wilkes Mill
A pudding furnace at the Wilkes rolling mill exploded this morning with a blast heard for miles. Workers Jerry Dunn William Thomas and William J Tavis were possibly fatally injured, and six others badly burned. The mill was nearly wrecked in the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharan Pao
Wilkes
Jerry Dunn
William Thomas
William J Tavis
Houston Retains Reese as Private Secretary
Secretary of Agriculture Houston yesterday named Robert M. Reese as his private secretary. Reese, Baltimore native, has served in the Wilson administration for sixteen years, joining as a stenographer and rising to executive clerk and private secretary. In Missouri, the senate ratified the seventeenth amendment for popular election of U S senators, after House action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Robert M. Reese
Wilson
Latters
Reese
Baltimore
Jefferson City
Missouri Senate
United States
House
Equity Court Dockets and Attorneys in 1912 Proceedings
A summary of multiple Equity Court matters including lunacy hearings for Samuel Broich and James A. Simott with auditor's report approval, receivers appointed in several cases, alimony and costs orders, ratification of auditor's report for Southern Electric Light and Power, praecipe for copresso, demurrer rulings, security for costs, and notices of assignments with dates and attorney names from 1912 docket entries. The document lists cases such as Dever vs. Dwyer, Mewnhams vs. Bradford, and others, naming plaintiffs, defendants, and counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity Court NO 3
Justice Anderton
Samuel Broich
James A. Simott
F. A. Fenneloy
Pacific Coast Casualty Company
Ts. Howlhen
C. C James
C. F. RB. Ogilvy
R. Ogilby, Jr
C. C. James
Thomas
Dever
James A. Jennings
Walker
John Rigout
Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland
Ralues
W. P. Lockwood
Greenwell
John Ridout
J. B. Statyn
Thormes
Lambert Yeatmay
Truitt
Wiliarnson
Lewin Cook
Chase—Stein
San
McLean
da Alncton
Domestic Service the Solution in Wage Debate in Chicago
Court hearing probes whether wages for women in retail and factory work should be a living wage. Witnesses argue employment of unskilled girls underpaid strains morals and family support, while proponents cite domestic service as remedy. Marshall Field stores employ 4,222 female clerks at an average $10.76 weekly. short hour workers earn about $8 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandel
Juul
Simpson
Celebrate Clark Birthday by District Delegates
Old guard of District delegates to the Baltimore convention honor Champ Clark on his sixty second birthday with an informal reception. Mrs Clark joins him as Genè vieve Clark and Anne Bennett Pitzer preside at tea. A New York portrait and a cake with 62 candles are part of the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Guard
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Genévieve Clark
Anne Bennett Pitzer
Mia. Clark
Clark
New York
JT. H. Pickford
RK. E. Mattingly
Sand
Marshall Asks For Advice In Brief Senate Session
Vice President Marshall opened the Senate session yesterday and asked for advice before ruling on several communications. He ruled they should not be laid before the extraordinary session, and they will be withheld until next month. Senators Bacon and Clark supported his position, and the chamber lasted under five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Marshall
Bacon
Clark
Postmaster General Emerges From Fighting Stock
Albert Sidney Burleson, a Texas native and grandson of Gen. Edward Burleson, becomes a cabinet officer after a career as district attorney and congressman. The piece traces his family’s martial legacy from Gen. Burleson and Capt. Ed Burleson through the Battle of San Jacinto and into Burleson’s ascent in Congress and the Democratic leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Burleson
Napoleon
Hemisphere
Santa Ana
Sar Houston
Burleson
Brazos
Battle of
San Jacinto
Republic of Texas
Sam Houston
Republic
United States
Anson Jones
Jones
Texas Assembly
Albert Sidney Burleson
Texas
Stalpwart
Ed" Burleson
Edward
Edwin
Texas Rangers
Eda” Harrison
Wildcat
San Marcos
Albert Sidney Burlieson
High Station
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Baylor University
University of Texas
Detty
Austin
Capital District
Congress
Coneresa
Appropriations Committee
Chicago
Copraieny report from ATCLORE syndicate page
Attributed to Copraieny 13, a BY ATCLORE REVEVAPER SYRDICATE file shows unusual header text. The fragment notes affiliations and a document reference, with unclear context and missing specifics on events or outcomes.
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Commissioner of Labor
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles P. Neill
U. S
Isane
Child Bureau
MR. Wilson
C. Roper
of &.C
Court of Appeals
Preven
Robb
Justice van Dredel
Ross G. Hitkie
John W. Petera
Robinson
Qsouthern Railway Company
Lamrm
Prescott Gatley
Consumers’ Company
Hydrox Chemical Company
J. C. Brandenburg
Appellee
W. G. Johnson
Lee Hutchins
Perry
H. Moerillar
Walter Stilson Hutchins
J. C. Gittings
Robinson Va. Southern Railway Et al
Fulton Lewis
Hutchine Ve
Hutchins
R. Ross Perry
Maren
Dante
Green
Congressional Library
Wheeldon
Wallace—Smith
Stafford
United States Savings Bank
Lambert, Blackenship
Amphrase
Circuit Court No. 1
Clabaugh
Phillipa
Bradford
H. W. Wheatley
Douglas
W. C. Clephane
F. A. Fennton
Arthur Pater
Trousdale
Fence
Plaintift
EL Nilton Jackson
Maddox & Gatley Merrell
McLean& Ford
Casey-Hedge Company
Atlen
Plalatli
Brendenburg & Brandenburg
Defendent
J. A.burkart
Linn & Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Franklin K. Ivans
Fisher
Cobb, Clements & Wright Clayman
Robinson & Lea Ene
Washington Herald Company
Campbell & Halley
Burton & Culbertson
Ox Rel Huppert
Disteie
of Columbia Commissioners
McNeill & McNeitl
Fink
Chapman
Lambert & Yeatman
Behrend
Noa
Hillowry
Auto Livery Company
Ambrose
Easty-Smith
Jeharty Baker & Hogan
Buxton
Rudd
Ridout
Circuit Court NO
Justicet Wright Chandlee
Springfold Fire Insurance Company
Cew
Bond
Wilton J. Lambert
R. H. Yeatman
Myer Cohen
Chamberlin Weather Metal Strip Company
F. C Handy
James H. Taylor
Wolf Vs. Berberich
Milton Strasburger
Leon Tobriner
Forbes Vs. Arcade Company
Laintiff' Sp
Hayden, Pierce
Planc
Leckie
Cox
Washington Railway and Electric Company
John Ridowit
Eh.b. Moulton
George P. Hoover
Sanders
City and Suburban Railway Company
H. H. Glassie
Burns Ws
Anacostia and
Potomac River Round Company
Cepstar Traction Company
O'Brien
Perry & Son
Dunlop
Campbell
Boxwalls
Attorness, Tepper & Gusack
Lackle
Cox & Krats
Kane Vs
King
Attornys, Gittings & Chamberlin
Wilson & Barksdale
Schick
Traeger Ve. Brightwood Railway, Company
Mackey—Hoover
Collins Vs. Washington Railway and Electric Company
van Sant, Harlow
Hoover
Carozsa
Gilfry
Clagett, Glassie
Browne
Britton
Tucker
Criminal Court No
Justice Stafford
John Arlen Heany
Lambert
United’ States
Morgan
Nathaniel Green
George H Macdonald
B L
Netile Wilson
SD. T
Richard Alexander
William Dorsay
J. C. Foster
James F Kelley
Criminal Court NG
Justice Gould
John Barton Muller
Attornera
H. E. Davis
J. £. Lashey
Daniel Coquiliett
Caventer
PF. Evans
T. T. Marye
Cavestes
Barbey-Smith
Daniel W. Coquillett
Jugtes Barnard
Charles E. Payne
Frank G. Butts
District Court
Alter Ie
Justice Anderson
Mary E. Mackey
J. P. Wartiast
Charles W Porter
YR. Porter
C. R. Dean
Patrick Reynolds
Lerin S Frey
Gordon & Gordon
Marthe Brewer
Maggie B. Stuart
Eliza M. Dunlap
Louis Ottenberg
National Mortar Company
Charles H. Green
C. F. Loving
Shannon & Lachsoa
J. Auerbach
Municipal Court
Plaintiff
A. C. Wells
William G. Morgan
Hugh
Miller
Hilbert Forgson
L. L. Perkins D.oounagariee Indematty Co
Bond Building
Niewspaper Aabhhe
Fox
Errand
Girla
Rosenwald
Lieut. Gov. O'Hara
O'Hara
Albert S. Burleson
Eleventh
Greater
Palais Royal
A. Lisner
Henry Heath
London
Calvert Shop
J. A. MacDonald
Toronto Globe
Canada
National Theater
Rebew Orchestra
Beatrice Goodwin
MCA
Belasco
Tedssarst
Niet A.wid
Presepis
George Broadhtrat
Charles Richman
Julia Dean
Bunty
Graham Moffiat
Academy Juiz
Robert Loeson
POLI
Charles Klein
Keet Weeh
Erlem
Old Man Jones
Well Clay
Charles Frohman
Prestota
Billie Burke
Pinero
Mats
Nazimova
Iin
Hilharmoni Society OF
N. 4
Josef Stravvsky
Rlddolph Ganz
Eminent Suites Plantar
Vickers
T. Arthur Smith
Sanders & Sia
Man's
Wat. Saint 2
Klaw & Eqlanger
Pink Lad
New Fork
the Rose of Kildare
Nox McCain
TURK
America
Daly Mata
Pica Conroy
W. J Dooley
Great Falls
N. W
Burke Brothers
Diamond Palace
Models Deluxe
al Reeves
Ae Lyceum Tin
John Nolonis
John Lebark
Gertrude Hayes
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