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United labor bulletin., 1914-12-12
Nine Chief eau
Unrest Giuer

Nine cardinal causes OF industrial un-
rest most generally agreed upon by en-
ploycrs and employees alike were pre-
sented 10 Congress Monday by the com
mission on industrial relations, now
holding hearings in Denver. in its pre-
liminary report as follows:
Largely worldwide movement
arising from laudable desire for bet
ter conditions. Advanced by representa-
tives of labor. Socialists and employers,
and generally indorsed.
"A protest against low wages. long
hours and improper working conditions
in many industries. Advanced by prac-
tieally all labor representatives and as
sented to by many employers.
A desire on the part OF the workers
for a voice in the determination Of con
ditions under which they labor and a
revolt against arbitrary treatment OF
individual workers and a suppression Of
organization. This was almost uniform
ly approved by labor witnesses.
Employment Insecure.
Unemployment and the insecurity of
employment. Generally advanced by
witnesses from every standpoint.
Unjust distribution of the products
of industry. Advanced by most labor
representatives and agreed TO by most
employers.
misunderstanding and prejudice.
Agreed TO by employers and employees.
Agitation and agitators. Generally
advanced by employers but defended
by labor representatives and others a.
n necessary means of education.
THE rapid rise in prices as compared
United labor bulletin., 1914-12-12
200 DELEGATES OF DISTRICT
UNION VOTE TO ADOPT REPORT
MADE BY POLICY COMMITTEE
of All Differences Left to the National
Peace Commission Appointed By President Viii
son; War Department Announces Troops Will
Be Withdrawn; Care for Prosecuted Strikers

At special OF District United Mine Workers of
which opened Monday and adjourned Tuesday
night o'clock the Colorado coal strike both the northern
southern fields terminated by unanimous OF the
delegates This acton taken recommendation
executive board the United Mine Workers dur
held headquarters Indianapolis This
United labor bulletin., 1914-12-12

AAA-A y AA@NL 80 1AA 1E1NA
Y. He then suggested a reso-
and the operators accepted
Had not heen guilty of dis
germs mentioned by him. and
buld conform in good faith to
iId can Dr. Fosters attention
iess TO accept this settlement
a very strong position before
II all Disorder since November
nion 20 accept the settlement
and accepted by the operators.
! n,eanst,fr tsere has bsAt IN
stockholders and directors we
ply TO Dr. Foster along these
u. ROCKEFELLER JR."
United labor bulletin., 1914-12-12
u. S. Inquiry Commission Uncouers Rich ore u, Deue,
ROCKEFELLER FALSIFIED
TO FOSTER COMMITTEE
Telegram Produced by John Nc Lehman Testimony Before
Industrial Relations Commission Shocks Operators and
Sends Distress NelD York Ooners of c. F. & Co.

On April of this John RoAsls J testified before the
the Colorado fn and on Company s way interested himself in
Officers
of their has disclosed the
public
testimony
FrankP
York, April 80
esseF
u.
oorado Fuel and Iron
referring to my telegram o repeating
mand Dr Foster o
United labor bulletin., 1914-12-12
TELECRAMS and LETTERS BARE J,
INSIDE SECRETS OF OPERATORS
NMAKINC WAR ON The UNIONS
Welbom Reveals Identity of Publicity Agent Selected
By Rockefeller to 'Enighten" the Nation; Elberta
Hubbard Shook En- Down for Extra Copies
Of His Magazine; Interesting Testimony

That John Rockefeller Jr. only kept close touch with
directed the of officials
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
development during the second weeks inquiry
being
kilograms produced prove young Rockefeller
Arizona republican., 1914-07-16

per time to introduce such an or dinance as, according to his version, the mayor had been given an oppor- tunity to express his views when Ordinance No. 13 had been prepared but declined to avail himself of the opportunity. Mayor Young declined to. enter into controversy on the point. The proposed ordinance was laid oNec as was also another pro- hibitng gambling in Phoenix, al- though it was practically a copy of the state statutes.
 A restaurant license was granted the Bank Exchange but applications from the Hoffman and the Health Office were laid over to the next meeting.
 Mayor Young said under the charter the mayor was privileged to eXpend $500 as he saw fit and he wished that amount to be expended for the installation of public toilet on the city hall grounds on Jefferson street.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-16

ask if the auditor in preparing this report employed extra help or put the city to any extra expense"
 Auditor Cooper explained that it had necessitated extra work in his department but that this extra work had been done by employees from other departments
 T wish to say" said the mayo-', that it is in direct violation of the law for the mayor or any of the commissioners to direct a city em- rloye to make a special report. Such a report as this can only be prepared at the expense of the taxpayers and I wish you would look into it.. To
 put q S350 per month man on the work of $60 per month man means unnecessary work for him and unnecessary expense to the citizens. Hereafter if any commissioner or anyone else wants a special report
 he must bring it before the commis-
 sioners and not issue an order to
 any employe for it. I want the
 manager to see that this rule is en-
 forced"
 The protests against the assess ments on North First avenue were ignored, the commission, under ad vice of the acting city attorney, de cidng it had no jurisdiction, the
 bonds already having been issued. A resolution to that effect was adopted, Mayor Young stating that he would favor it although he really felt the city should own its storm l and sanitary sewer system The pe- | tition against the cost of the storm sewer between Third and Seventh | avenues on Adams street went the same way.
 A proposed ordinance prohibiting | the sale of liquors in restaurants and hotels from Saturday night to Mon- l cay morning brought request from Commissioner Woods for information as to who caused it to be introduced. | The mayor said he had caused it tc ! be prepared. Commissioner Woods
 then asserted that it was an imp-o-
Arizona republican., 1914-07-16

New Ravens guarantee was again weak with loss of points.
 Canadian Pacific was again under fire of foreign selling, declining to it's lowest price in many years. This stock and other market leaders was sold by London and the Continent to the extent of about 10000 shares.
 It was not until the latter part of the day that d general recession set in, beginning with New York Central. which abruptly declined on what ap- peared to be bear selling. That stock. recorded the lowest price in years. The bond market naturally reflected the weakness in stocks With new low rec ords for a few speculative issues. The total sales amounted in par value to s2,O25. .O0O --~a-- United States bonds were unchanged. Metals
 Electrolytic, s1362GS7; Silver, 54B;
 Copper, dull.
 i Stocks Amalgamated. 69$; Smelling. 6s: Santa Fe. 971.: St Paul, 9SA: New York Central S5k; Pennsylvania.
 11O$4; Reading, 162k; Southern Pa cific, 96 Union Pacific, 155fs Steel,
 601. Preferred 1O913.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-16
BL00DTH|RSTY ASSASSINATION
 NEAR KELVIN
Unknown American Set Upon by Four Mexicans, Knocked Down, Cut to Ribbons, and Head is Smashed to Pulp

Meager facts regarding a horrible murder near Kelvin Junction on Mon- day, were received in Phoenix yester- day. It is only known that the victim was an American and that while walk ing on the railroad track he was at tackled by a party of drunken Mexi cans. He was knocked down, his throat was cut from ear to ear and he was stabbed through the heart. The blood lust still unsatisfied, the Mexi- cans carried the body to the roadside and placing the head upon a rock, they beat it to a pulp.
 Two Americans happening along, the MeXicans took to flight. Their horses were tied under a bridge nearby The Americans called to them to stop and when they disregarded the order one of the Americans fired and brought down one of the murderers with a bull let through his leg.
 An inquiry by telephone of the sher- ifs office last night brought the infor- nation that four Mexicans had been brought to jail charged with the mur- der. The name of the victim was not known then.
 After the Mexicans fled the body of the victim was searched and g was found.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-16

bited and exercised by this organi-
 f Phoenix.
 The reading of this communication and the naming of the commission was not the first proceeding at last evenings meeting There was plenty Going before it was brought up. The first ripple came when the clerk had concluded the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting.
 May I ask" said Mayor Young, what action, if any, you have taken with relation to expunging the re- marks l asked to be made a part of the records of these meetings and which l understand the commission voted at the last meeting should be removed from the recorls?'' City Clerk Thomas informed the mayor that there had been no actual | expunging of the record although the motion had been duly recorded. Thank you" said the mayor That is as ia. as it can go.' Right off the bat the proposition | Of the proposed paving of Seventh | avenue was brought up when Man ager Parish reported that he had been unable to find the original pe- tition supposed to have been pre- scented to the common council before the present commission took office. l He said he could only assure the commission he hoped to be able to 1 run it down
 l The auditor presented a report of | the condition of the citys finances
 and also made mention of the fact,
 as he said, that many business men
 have not paid the amount of city license tax they should. He then
 presented his report to the mayor to- sether with an itemized statement
 of the purchases and expenditures by
 the various departments since the commission took office
 This brought more fire
 "Mr Manage" said the mayor
 "as executive of this city I wish to
Arizona republican., 1914-07-16
SIMPLE FUNERAL FOR
 WILLIAM H. Il. CARSON
Preacher Lays Particular Stress Upon
 Necessity for Preparedness

Simple but impressive funeral ser vices were held yesterday afternoon at o'clock, over the remains of William H. H. Carson, whose death occurred Tuesday morning at the home of his daughter. Mrs. J. W. Spear, of 916 East Mckinley street. Only the immediate relatives and friends of the family were gathered in the Moore Mcclellan chapel when Rev. H. H. Amstutz pastor of the Missionary church, opened the ser vice with selections from the books of The Romans and The Corinthians.
 The sermon was really a talk to the friends and sorrowing relatives. The general theme was Prepared ness" The minister endeavored to point out the necessity for prepara- tion for the inevitable. Not by keep ing continually before the minds eye the picture of death, but in so living that the coming of death brings no terror no qualms Neither childhood. youth or middle age, said the speak CT, is a guarantee of continued ex- istence here. Nor is death dis charge from the army of the Lord lit is but a transition to the better, brighter things above.
 Upon the unfaltering faith of the deceased in Jesus Christ, greater than that he reposed in medical or physi- cal aid here, the minister laid par ticular stress. Though ripe old age had come to him and in the ordin- iary course of human events his des- tiny upon earth had been fulfilled. il was recalled that he approached tho end with full confidence that tho closing of the eyes here meant but ,the awakening upon another shore
 where he found the loved ones gon'
 before and where time would coun
 for naught in awaiting the coming O
 those left behind.
 There were two beautiful selections
 by member of the Missionary churcl
 choir and the funeral services wer'
 concluded. Burial was made il Greenwood cemetery
Arizona republican., 1914-07-16
FINANCE AND MARKETS
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPArcHl


 NEW YORK, July 15.-Unsettlement which at times verged upon demoral zation overlook today's stock market. New Haven was again the storm cen ter, declining 5a4 points on steady off, erings, individually small. but in the aggregate large enough to make that the most active of the day.
 The nature of the selling and the fact that much of it emanated from Boston and other New England points suggested further liquidations on the part of small shareholders who have become discouraged as the result of the findings of the interstate commerce commission. New Haven has since dropped F points and the New York, West Chester and Boston, under the
Arizona republican., 1914-07-16

East St. Louis is to have a $40.o00 labor temple.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-04

publicity provided by the new charter
prevents it. Every one is familiar with
the graft and scandals of Sun Fran
cisco, pittsburg, Philadelphia, New
York and numerous other cities govern.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-04
x X x X x = x x X x x x 4 X 4; x
X X
X OPEN FORUM \
X X
\ X X 4 X x x X X X X X X X \ X
STATEMENT TO PUBLIC.
Editor Capital Journal:

To correct some unfounded rumOTs
afloat in this city in regard to my can
didacy for city marshal, wish to state
that 1 have made absolutely no pre-
election promises with relation to posi-:
tions on the Salem police force.
Especially, I wish to deny the report
that ] had made any promises to
Thomas Cornelius. This report is un-
lust to Mr.. Cornelius, as he would moi
accept a position on the police force
ut present.
Yours respectfully,
FRANK H. SHEDECK.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-04

There Is really no need of another
country entering the war as all the
primary races Of mankind except tho
American ludion aro already repre-
iontcd. No.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-04

der the new charter than It is under
the old. No such thing has ever
happened in any city governed either
under Commission charter or undo'
a Commission.Munager charter. rh1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23

ca tat lie Osnn ben f4lretsn
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oert Bart.
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glstiet bon sintm irtntu. ermuiisens
Der Brief.
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er ii6er 10 DisI unb 70 iHisreHanteu
SloIf.
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me perIore!"
(GOrtiesuns foIst.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23

ben sr i'm GpitIs Gus BET Crane &C.
Iformt bate:
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23
Sdlimmites SdifsfarsO.
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fiub ais oas Sbnamtt!

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fiub ais Oas Sbnamit!
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23
Die q oIfsIssIe unO Der aos.

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bUrt Die brittle @sIdtAts, Die Grau
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Isibsnb unb quGIt ibrsH Iann ni6i
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-23

aSdIa6t", unb Elm Monn nod bsrn
anosren mubts ben Gampf aufeeben
uHb i'm untersn S6iffsraum fsins
fnredlt9ch Wunbsn psrbtnoen lais
fen. @nbli9 tam Silfs, iebr uners
ipartet. burh cine oubsre getpaltige
Stur3pels; bieie i6OB unDiberitebs
lid Iber bas gauge 9er6sf BON
eiaem Gnbe gum aROsren. unb fie
nobmen ons gan5s Sarge Der Sdus
reH nit llne sinen Ssil 5ss
@srbsdgeldnbss au6. Der 3ampf
bate bamit itinsn 2lbI9lub erreiht.
nnb frog bes ntfesliden Metters
otmsts bic 9smannung srleihtert auf,
gu ben i6ltmmiten Sdtffslabuns
gen geb6rt aud 8aampofle! @ena
aud nur Elm bis6en Sel, %sIeidbisl,
tpelheS, nit GObs9 aumtpoas in Be-
riibrins tommt, 70 gibt es Elm fos
gennnntes SslbFent8inhunesfeuer.
Gin siu5iger ganen 8aumpoae. ipels
der lid teilipeiie 3. 3, nit seto9tem
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