The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-08

i NEWS FORECAST OF
THE COMING WEEK |
Washington Nov. monday is the
day set for handing down the arbitra-
tiou boards award in the wage dis
quite between Eastern railroads ana
their trainmen and conductors.
on the same day the representatives
of the $1,000 employees on Western rail
roads viii make public their demands
tor better wages and working condi-
tons The demands will affect fifty
, six railroads operating from Chicago
west 10 the Pacific coast, and increases
/ win Doe asked for engineers, firemen,
! SWirchmen, conductors and brakemen
4 federal grand jury will meet in In
dianapoHs Tuesday to begin an inves-
legation OF the latest phases of the dy-
! namit- conspiracy as brought out by
/ the confession of George +. Davis alias
! George O'Donnell who was arrested
short time ago in New York In his
confession Davis involved a number of
officials and other members of the In
I ternational association Of Bridge and
/ Structural Iron Workers, many of
whom were convicted and sentenced to
/ prison q year ago in an effort TO break
/ up the conspiracy that had resulted
! DO the destruction of many so-called
nou-union buildings ana bridges
| throughout the country.
Sir Hickman Godlee, president of the
British Royal College Of Surgeons and
Honorary Surgeon in Ordinary 10 the
King, will present the degrees of the
newly constitute 81 American College Of
/ Surgeons. at its first convocation To
/ Doc held IN Chicago Wednesday
The winter social season in New
York will be formally inaugurated sat
friday with the opening of the annual
exhibition OF the National Horse Show
association. m Madison Square Garden.
= notable wedding of the week will
/ take place in New York Saturday,
! when Miss Mary Lodge Mckee daugh-
rr II Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Mckee,
and granddaughter OF the late Presi-
dent Benjamin Harrison, will be mar
| RED 10 Kurt Reisinger. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Reisnger and grandson of
| The late Adolphus Busch, of -. Louis.
The leading nations of the world
az" sending delegates To the interna-
tional conference which will assemble
| 100 London Wednesday To discuss plans
for better safeguarding human life at
sea The conference is an outgrowth
Of the wreck Of the Titanic
Lady Randolph Churchill, formerly
Miss Jennie jerome, of New York, will
christen the big new British dread
nought Bcnbow, which is to be launch
rd a. Dalmuir Wednesday.
/ Monday viii see the annual spectacle
/ nr Lord Mayors Day in London, when
Sr Thomas Van Sittart Bowater will
Hr formally installed as chief magis-
nate of the city
The annual banquet of the Canadian
club of New York will be held at the
Hotel Plaza Tuesday night. AS this
| Us the first dinner OF the club since the
/ new tariff law came into effect the oc-
Casion is expected To- he one of unusual
! interest in view of the distinguished
! representatives, of both countries who
/ have accepted invitations to speak
The notable gatherings Of the week
will include the conventions Of the Am
erican Federation of Labor in Seattle;
| The Anti-SalOon League If America in
! Columbus, o.; the United States Good
Roads association in ST. Louis; the Ma
! tional Municipal League Of the United
| States in Toronto, the American assoc
citation for the Study and Prevention
of Infant Mortality in Washington, and
The National Canadian Y. NJ. G. a. in
Winnipeg.
|
Humorous When Hes Cold.
We do not envy Henry Grippe his
part in THE Girl in the House. Boat