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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-22
Srau m e afirt all

Srau Reafirt ais
@ o. bltbdterin be, S..
aouiier mills. ssait jeSer Col.
bat bonn /. Wiiiourier Snidnterie.3ic
siment, idreibt Die .@eitl,fe poit".
lebt beiIte itolder henn je i'm seIoli.
ger gu 9areSo climber, I'M fait alltr
2irpen ipielt iif) elm ireilbiges o.i.
deln Of elmer bodberSigca spen,e.
Die Jran Gbna q. Reafirt (eine ~.
geidieoenen @attirneu fss Giilciil,
natier yliIlionars 8leatrrt) ben
Mamihaiten oes 9esimen,s eeniad,
bot SrmI Reafirt bat ben Nayn.
id,aiten bes 1. Heeimentes 10000
3igaretten iibermeiien loiier. unb i,Bt
mirb geaualmt, bab lid hie gaIFcr
bieaen, iuie man iagt. Iie critcn 30.
600 3igaretten iinS sur QertbeilimJ
gelnngt imb Der 8orrnth reidt iiir
ininoeItcns eine polle Mode. penn y.
De freie 9lirirte gepafit ip,rS. llnb
in Screen Der bieoeren ssirrgen bon
ct. gouis iiebt Der Sam, Der g:i..
gen SDeuberin eeidrieber unb III,
lparten nlr aiif cine @eleetnbeit. ii
rctt inter ibren slugen etne beroiihe
That 5n perridten, nm ibr hamit ii:r
bic Speiioe 5u oanfen. ssebeniaus liz
tyrai Neofirt aegenipdrtis bic porn.
lariie Tame bes Heeiments. llno
nit ben 100000 3isarettrn tnmcn
10000 9nfete tabeIlcier. geIbbraii.
ner 9abat. Der bereits in 6en piri.
fen Der MISUNDERSTANDING breunt
unb fr1iiieln6e @oIfen In bic Gift:
entienoet. MnuhmnieriaIier aIs aic.
beseaben iinb fir ben 8bafi. ssi,naeE
oas botiie Der gefiible. Sinb BOD
Die meiiten aeiiie poiiionirtd Woudr.,
niele b1Don nber nidt in Der Gage.
fih bieiem Senuiie nussicbig bing..
ben 81 tonnen Woneten b.,ben nar
penige, nnb Der 9obmlngsappea III
MIR einual I'M Wonat. frau Meotirt
bate oas riftise gmpfinosn, bdb Der
Sumor gum 9eiiieI gebt, ppnn nlcn
alii eincn iolden @ennb bersidtsn
nnib.
gegreifIth
9aaler: .3iim Gonneripctterl no
mag ih oenn MIR bic 3einmuxb nit
weinem nsusfku Dub binsefsdi bas
ben2- - .l
Hduerin: .so9 a' WiIS mar bos?
ilnb i4 baB 6ie. 2einDdnb ,ntes Bic
jawshiaa sIual
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-22
PerisnalsW pti3es.

Trau Nina SSltbeim Fat
ii6 in gesleitung bon einisen Greun'
ben auf ibrsn rei3enben aanbiis bese'
ben, Der in liebli6er Berg unb Walos
sesenr 5lpilben ROdbouie unb &ods
bridge, aui ben S06en unleres Staa'
tss Sbio liegt, i'm SOdius Gountn. uno
plrt bort, in ansenebmer @eisulaafi
big Gnbe September peripeilen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-22
OeAebne nab 1abtsn.

- Der 12jGbrise Gliiforo Go6no'
iper, Sr., Don Ro. 334 5. 4Oe., Dap
tOn, purOs seitern Wtittas Don einsn
ihtpersn llnfau bstrofisn. Gr fubr aui
ieinem 3peirub bic 3aplpr aoe. II
n0rolider Ri4tuns entlang, als er al
Der Sairfielb glpe. nit elmer Gon'
itruttions Gar Der Strabenbabn So
tOaibirts. Der Suiammsnitpb mar cir
iolt sepaItiser, bub Der aHubs por
feinem Sis bindhseIhleuoert purp;
unb in ieinem SturS unter bic Rdoel
Der Gar ssrietb, ippbei iein lintes gsir
serbriidt purbe. Die Gar rpurbe ioiort
in bic S0bs geidraubt uno be,
S6peroer!ests beroorse8osen. 9ems-
tensDertb 1T Der umItano, baB Der
andbe trOb ieiner f6peren @srIesuna
feline geiinnung nidt perlor unb S:r
GrbettsrE bel bem RsttuHgstpsrt BIZ
rOtbissn anipeiiunsen sab. Gr purb,
mittelit bes bes 9iaslase'I6en Quto'
mobile na8 bem Speers Sofpttal gs'
bro6t, no bas gein amputirt ipurt.
Eas linte gein mar gIeiAfaqs perlesl
porben; iebp6 aIaubsn Die @erste
hah bier cine Qmputation nl6t notb-
tpeHbis fein biirfte. Der &nabe III 0er
Sobn bes u. s. go6nopsr, Super'
intenbent I'm Safetp 0epartemsnt Der
Central 1ruit &c Saue Depoiit 60.
bon Cincinnati.
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90. an bo., $4,000.
gBilliam Sobn an Gpeamore Q. y.
6. Co., $2400.
90. an bo; $500.
Do. an bo., $250O.
glIis 6. 2obib an .. pullman.
$4,000.
Gertrude q. gprp an Cottage ..
II. 6. Co., $2500.
90. an Hdnep u. J. Cents. SEQ.
Sobn appo an Senrp I'd. giniltp,
S221.61.
On. 6. aObis an philip Rennsf.
$2525.
Catherine gresIin an entsrprie
3. IL. 6. Co.. $500.
SIaac qoeipsnitein an eagle Q. u.
9. a., $4,000.
9lbrubam SbulIr an bo., $4,000.
sSpbn Uaait an bo.. $2500.
Charles 20. Brandt an bo., $3.50.
gbarles g. pofsgdte an bo.. $52O0.
Wiliam Wl. Dsiran al Garben ..
II. 9. Co., $500.
glariin StaeSl. an Winton Gar
inas gant; $1,000.
So6n aubn an W. aafptpiu, Sl7o.
emma u. a,lid an WlarsdrsiGaib,
5000.
Carrie Sall an 9eiDitt Ipsnu. z.
Ii. g., a., $3.50.
DO. an Gamud .. Cooper, $l5O.
@etilgts 3ppothtttn.
Saeob 9lbrapapa an %. Woro y. u.
Co.; $500.
Saeob Sanb.l an Queen Gitp 3. u.
6. Co.; $1,000.
Carrie pa9oub an Monar6 y. u.
g. u. SO. $500.
garoline Sbarpe an Glsnbats 2. u.
$3.50.
Ysrnarb grss il. an philip Rsn.
ner; $500.
Sarab 9ullman an 5drrp ]. ash
man; 81 ,654.
German Gerooino an propioent G.
9. uno 3. Co.; $500.
3bomas u. goslins an Waufs
3euman; $1,000.
Gpa 9. Jonss an Waoiion q. :
30. 2; 5000.
eliis aotis an M. 8. Grmitrons;
81 400.
Oapfb q. Son.s oil Wi[liam qa.
4r.bur; $500.
Dsrislbe an Central 3. unb 6. 50.
$1,000.
emma O. Mtsban an Sycamore 2.
unb 8. Co.; 81, 300.
Charles 80. 9ranbt an Gif9maan
g. unb 9. Co.; $1,000.
Bertha Q. Campbell an 6oparb u.
Raslanb; $1,5O0.
Sarriet g. Changer an pries SiG
Q. unb 9. 60. go. 2; $1,000.
Sarab glitcioni an antonip Dome
6. unb Q. Co.; 81 800.
Wl. .. ganls an Silperton g. ans
.. e.; $1.400.
sbomas Slattsrp an Gasl. g. u.
9. a.; $500.
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gaaI, cine 9pt al Der Siioipeit.G Gde
ser S. uno SamIet Strabe, % bet 10
6ub, 81; Shaler Serrn Irilitee, at
Sarrr M. 6illmalI eine 2ot ar Der
Oiticitc Der electric slpc. in Scutt.
gate, S1i &eurp areusians mt @cu.
Heiisring, cine Got pom 80 bel leo
6ub an Der Sborntoit StraBe, 81.
- SeiratbSiteine: Charles Deoi.
|lnrS, %, uno Srolges @nlbernait
| "a, 9eioe pon Marinn Gc!ultp, Sno.
slnorGu 2an,breel, 21. nnb Ollie
Roeplert, 81, 9eibe bon Sap gpuntn
Sno., SlIbert 81. Siemer, SO, pon
9lncinnati, unb gIi5abetb Sarp, 26,
non acllepnc, ap,
- Sin Girciiitseri6t tp,,rbe geitern
Don 9pSia @olen gsaen Sarrp 81.
Sdvabntum cine Sslage allf $5ll5
SbaGeneriaS eingereift. Die SID
gerin crflirt, oaB lie am Z. SlIni
1916 on Der 8. Strabe imb 2uolcw
9lpenlc, beim @erIaiien elmer 5tra.
Jentasncar ron Dem sluto bes Ser;
tIogten eetrofien lnb itlper perfect
lporScn lei Hutb Jbuge ipurbe non
5oues Sbuge geidieoen.
- Gos aormittee beg &lubs ser
9fe.ppUrter @cidIitslelte, ipeldcs
ibcr ben s(ntaui Der &anbitraBen III
Campbell Gountr perDanbeln ioll,
battle geteru Wlittag cine Sonierenj
nit bem Gr.gihter S0oge SeBtercr
repr1icntirt Die slftionore Der Gaal9.
bell Golrip 5urnpife 60, Deld'e GIc
2anoitrabe BON Der II. uno pton'
mouth bis rad sIleran6ria eignct.
3ic 4omritteelnitglieber, Sarrp glh'
bpIt, 55re0 0iiQer uno Sarrp glbboIt,
mld,ten ein Ingebot bon S56, LOO
iiir Sen 9lnfaui Der erpdbnten Snnn'
inobe lmo lpie Serr Wiiaer bcionoerS
Ibctoltte, nnift einen Collar mepr"
Hit,tsr Spoge errioerie, baB Der
&erfaufsprcis aiif S94, 900 feitseIcSt
porSen iei Gie Gompnnp lei feiucS:
negs Gngitlih bcntiibt, ibre s(ttien
JoS5ui6lagen, ba ous anpelegte Gapl'
tal 10 Nro5ent 3inieu bringe Rihttr
!SnSge DierlicB bierauf ben SuoI. Us
lei bier su bemerter, baB Die Nnnah'
me, oab Die 100000 9onbS fiir Den
Nlnfauf Der 9anbitraben perncnSet
lreroen iollen, irrig lit 1aS 8elb iilrI
Den 9tnfoui miro aus ben Gountp'
@tunabmen, peld,e in bieiem %otre
mebr oils $4,000 betragcn, gepedt
Derben.
- Sm Gcl,ntpeerift tpirhe aeItern
@iIion WcEonaI6, 40 Sabre alt, pan
@encpuc, reIter beifilloiot miro,
3lir 9erfiibrilns zines minoerjd6ri1cn
Mdbteug beieetroeen 81 baben, ilI
500 gielbitraie peritrtbeilt.
= Die griberidaft ser GoanI
ct. SSohon,lcS Gemeinbe peranitaltct
am nIfiten Sonntag 9tahmittae uno
9lberb ir Der Sd,llIbaae Der airGc
Gin See Cream iSeitipal. Gin porjiiG'
lifeS mtiifaIiihes Iroarauim pirp
bei bieier geleoenbqit sur 3urtfiiG'
rung gelangen. Ios Arrangements
aommlittee be'tett oils ben Seryen
Sermann Stmliot, Geo 0fadc ,@Il.
ter Barn unb gIliguit 9obme.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-22
Die Marine.V Vsrlage
Wit ibrsm unsebsur.n
5lottenPtosrumm pom
Stnat lngtnom m { n.

Stnat lHgtnommen
Wof bineton. 3. g., 81. SuIi.
Der Sendt uubm am abenb NIT 61
ssgen Is Stimmen bic Marineporlage
an, in Der Elm iin iibsr br.i Sabre .rs
itretenbes iJIotienprosramm poraef..
ben 1T. Inter biefsm prosramm miiis
fen bier Qinisnftiff. unb bier
S6Ia4ttrsu3sr iofort in gnsriFf ges
npmmen ipsrben.
9i.Ie gm,nbements, bic ben 3tped
baben ioIlten, Sas unesbsure syloiisn,
prosramm 81 befhrdntsn, ipurben
nit acknowledgement Wsbrbeit pers
lpOrf,n, unS aIs bic gorIase sur On.
nabme eelrngt mar, b.idlob Der ser
nat. bab sr uuf feintn amsnbem.nts
btiieb.H tpsrOs, iporauf bic @orIass
iofort an sinsn aonfsren,ausi9ub &c,
itidt pulos. Wan slaubt, bab bas
Saus fsinsrieiig auf fein.m syIottsn
prosramm bsiteben tpirb unb Elm hns
ger aampf III baber in ausiiai.
Sas Senutsprosramm iiebt ben
gau BON 157 S6iffen innerbalb bon
brei Subrsn oor, baruHter 16Shla9ts
itiife. Die gefdmmtaussaben fir bic
Sdiffe piirOsn iih auf $588. 1S0, ,576
beldufen. 5m sriten Sabre folIen fir
neus Stifis $11O, ,726.160 ausssses
ben tperber.
Sn Der Sausporlase IN eine un'
unterbrodsn. nllmdbIide 0ermebruug
Der 5lotts OOrssieben unb es iperben
nur 72 Stiffs, barunter 5 Sdladts
freuSer,, uuO teine DreuSnOushts Be-
pilliot.
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9sutidsn untsrtbansn in StoIien iteh!
bag aOusentratiOnsldger in
alusiidt.
:unb Osutit.s gisentbum ,uirb Dor'
ausiihtlia sinsesOgsn perben.

Rom, 20. Suli, iiber paris, 81.
Suli. Gin am Donneritas per0ffents
li6tsr WiniftsriaIerlnb ftelb SeuiT4s
unb ibr gis.nibum auf slei6e Stuf:
NIT Ssitrr.i9ern unb llnsarn unD
beren Gissntbum. Sn bem Defret tper.
ben 3tpur bic Dtutfheu nidt birett ges
nannt. ub.r ss ipirb ertldri, baB bic
9rbiinbst.n Oefierrei4s als 5einbs
gu bebunOeln iiHb. unb Dab beren llns
isrtbanen uno gis,ntbum in StaIien
Der Sequeitiruns uHtsrIiesen.
Dor bsm aries tpurbe Der Wertb
bss beutiden Gieentbums in Jtalien
auf $25o,OoO.0O0 ssfdatt; fein iesi,
ger Wertb pirb auf etpa $50. 900. /.
900 anssgeben. Gs bdinbsn iia nur
iptnise bsuti9s uHtertbauen In Sta.
lien unS bisie werbsu sntmtbsr tn
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@runSeisentbums llebertrasnmsen
Cincinnati, 81. SuIi

Wlarp 9. Stettinius an anni
NuinIan, 10 Sabre pa6t. bonn 90
Suli 1916 an, auf 35 bel 172 Gut
an Der Morton Strabe; iabrli4.
Wistbe $40 NIT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fur $500.
Waraarst Gaib an Gmma u,
aelit, Got 8 in 3. SO. pottsbaum's
llntsrabtbeilung, bilbsHb % bel 109
Cub on Der Siioieiis Der Gara Strd'
Be, (Steusr $2); 81.
Ulinnie W. Milsr an gaa Golss
man, 40 bel 140 SUB on Der Wsit'
ieite t.r S.sttinius @penue, 629 Gub
n5rSlid Der WabifOn ROab, (Sieuer
81; 81.
Garri. qadOub an Wap WcGor'
mad, Got a. in Der Sbsal unterabs
ibeiluns, bilnsRb 80 Bel 80 Jub an
bsr Sitisite Der Woobburn elpenue,
75 CUB norbIi9 Der Sauner GDenue,
(Steu,r $3.50; 81.
WiGiam 2aiplsr an Morearet unb
Glen WttGari5ri, Got 257 in s. a.
Samef' llntsrabibeiIuns in Jair.
mount, (Stsu.r $3.50; 81.
Warsarst5slI.r an 4nna SelIer, II
9lder aanb an Der Clinton ROab In
Se,iiOn 15 in SprinefieIo 9oipnibip,
(Stsu.r SOC; 81.
Wsorsan :. RidoIas, per Skriff,
an Geprgs Sdmiti. 25 Bel 100 Sui
an Der Rorbisite Der Wil.infon stra.
bs. 145 SUB pefilith Der Goplsr
Strabe; 81.
5iram W. Bullion on 6drrp unb
aatbarine 9sresr, 40 BEL 1l5 Dut
an Der Wsiiisite Der Goldman Strabe,
II sub iiiSlih Der aoretta 4DeHue,
(Steuer Soc; 81.
oiram W. RuliIcn an 5arrp 6,
WclOueblin, Got SO in 5irdm Wi,
RuliIon's ,lntsrabibsilung biIbsnc
so bsi 1872 1yub an Der DeItisiie Der
Gpronaba @penus. (Sisusr 50c);
$462.50.
glpres 6. 9rambls an 6. 6enrn
airbsri, 90 bei 134 gub an Der Wsits
feits Der Simpion gpenue in Wabis
ionpills, fS!su.r 50c); 81.
gbdrles u. Spring. elFisnes, an
Wdlier O. Reemelin, Got 80 In Z. +.
Wiaa' llntsrabtbeiluns BON Nenlo
part. $500.
Die groDibent Sabines .. II. z.
Co., 5riitee, on gribur Z. Bropn,
90. s37 unb 9beil bon Got 838 In
Der MaSiiou plaee llnterabtbeiluns,
(Stsusr 50e); 81.
artbur O. Dunnins an William
g. Sil, 16sil bon Got 8 in ptisr
Gonf psr's Qahlab in WabiionDiIe,
(Stsu.r 500; 81.
gl6ert 6. stepens. per Sb,riff, an
g2orman 3. St.pens. bic fiiblife
s,dlfie bon Got Sc in 2fIbbel NarD's
llnterabtbeiluns, (Sieusr $3.50;
$4,000.
gicrman 9. Gtspsns on 4mn 6.
psrrins, busfsIbe Gissnthum, (Steusr
S1); 81.
Horman q. Gtepens an 4mn 6.
perrine. basIelbs Gisentbum. (Sisusr
$1; 81.
glprman 3. Gtspens on 4mp G.
psrrins, 5tsil bon bemielben Gigens
tbum. (Steuer $500; 81.
Gbtparb 9. 8Ieins an grnft $. 8.
afsine. 80 Jub an Der giorofsite Der
sSraniiin glpenus. In Bomb 5ia.
(Stsu.r $3.50; 81.
5eanette Oeinlein an psarl mas
tslstD, 25 BEL 80 CUB an Der Siibfeiit
Der G. Strahe, spif4en Wounb unb
Gutter StraBs (Situer 81; 81.
german Z. @rossbed an albert
%. aapporA. 35 BET 1913 Cub an Ssr
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CHARACTERIZATION .s,spOtbeteu.
1eueinaetraaer

- - ' y y y . ''s
gmma u. a.lfd an dragon 3. u.
6. 80. Ro. 2. 1920.
Wlnp McGprmad All prop;b,ni
SaDinss 9. u. 3. Co., $4,000.
Waiter 6. RsemeIin an propibtnl
Sapinas 9. il. 3. Co.; 5000.
qlrtbur 3. groipn an MabiTon 3.
u. Vo. 2, S2250.
9lnn 9. psrrinc an bc., s4250.
Miniam g. 6ia an op., $500.
psarl Wdislsip an Syiihman 9. u.
3. Co.. $1,000.
Marp 6. mil an pries 5ia glees
trio Q. il. 9. a., $400.
Marp q. 9nbsrfon an gummins.
bile 6. u. 3. Co.. $2500.
DaDib q. Jonss an Sreamore g.
u. g. Co., $500.
Gilbert %. Gapparb an Big Sour
Q. u g. Co. 5000
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I'm bic Serge
Bon Ourungo limb btt
0tIIa 8anbtten
neil hpu

GI9aio, (eras. 81. Suli. Be.
ridte, pcId,e am Sreitag i'm Sailpt.
auartier Der GarraiiSa-Irilppen in
Suare3 einIieicr. meleen, oab Die Gin.
'tdnecr @iua's ii6 in fIeiue @ritppeii
oufIoiten inb i'd, in Die gerge BON
Durango fliidtrtcn. gie gennten il,
Suares crfIdren, hab lie Der slniibt
icien, hab Die geiobr, bab Die gilo.
Fcrtci ipieber aHileben iperbe, pors
ilber iei.
General @orJolas erfI1rte, er habe
pon Sorreon 0ieISuna erbaIten, eer.
,lioIae baieIbit normaIe 3iitiiibe
bcrridcu. lle5er oas @eriidt, oab
einc ilarfe slnaciIlIng bon gonbiten
einen etfolarejten slngriif aui ienc
Stabt mat,te, ici IN Der Gepeitc
nid)ts entbaItcu
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w,ilttar.gssssms rssHasr sus rshnsHAHAsr
Qameratsn.
seuie, eamffaa, ben 20. Jn!t 1915 noegns
Rne6er's edfe 1875 Wiis GhaAz wu I
aliaiiiisrten aamsrabsn iinb irsnrbls6if s'Iv
ssiieSen .. mamanm sraf.
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aIs Geiaoe

Werb.n bon Der italieniihen Re
sisruHs ale 1srbiinOets Geitsrs
rsihs ertldri.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-07-15
CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
BACKS IMMIGRATION BILL

a special committee, composed of
Henry OFT, Frank Rist and Albert Jones,
was appointed last Tuesday night by the
Central Labor Council at the request of
the American Federation of Labor, to
draft appropriate resolutions for trans
mission to the United States Senators
from Ohio, requesting that they use
their best efforts to bring the Burnett
immigration bill out of committee and
vote in favor OF its passage.
The Legislative Committee reported,
that in anticipation of more active
participation in the political field this
fall, plans were being prepared for or
ganizing the city by wards and districts.
The slogan to be followed is: Reward
your friends and defeat your enemies"
A communication from the allied
amusement trades of the moving-p picture
operators, requesting that the Council
indorse wage and working agreement
entered into by them, failed of its object,
being tabled.
The Labor Day Committee announced
that Chester Park had been selected for
the Labor Day outing.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-07-15
PROPOSITION REJECTED
Union Refuses To Settle Differences
With Owners, 'Tis Said.

Teamsters' Union, Local 100, last
Thursday night, it is said, rejected a
proposition from the Cincinnati Team
Owners Association to settle differ
ences between it and the union on pro-
posed new working agreements. The
union instructed its committee to hold
further conferences with the committee
of the association.
1t is said the proposition provided a
three-year agreement and yearly in
crease OF 80 cents week to drivers of
two-horse teams and 81 to drivers of
four-horse teams during the life of the
contract. The association, it is said, also
is willing to grant closed shop
Members of the union, it is said, were
not satisfied with the increase offered
and also did not favor the three-year
contract. A proposition said to have
been made by the association to hire
men on trial until they prove their COM
potency also did not meet with the ap-
proval of the union, it is said.
f. L. Kitchens, of the Typographical
Union, talked on the proposed new I'M
ion laundry, and Thomas Kelly, business
agent for Riggers, Wreckers and Ma
chnery Movers Union, explained the
status of the strike of riggers. The
union voted to extend financial assist
ance to the riggers during their con-
troversy.
In an election to fill vacancy on the
board of trustees, Clarence Kick and
Ed Hoffrogge led the ticket, but were
tie with 102 votes each. The incumbent
will be elected at the next meeting
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The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-07-15
ELECTRICAL WORKERS GAIN.

Springfield, Ill.-Secretary Ford, OF
the International brotherhood of Elec-
trical Workers, says that that organiza-
ton has entered into more working
agreements during the past three
months, providing for better working
conditions and wages, than within any
consecutive six months during the past
twelve years.
I'VE feel" he continues, that the
present wave of prosperity has awak-
ened the workers of our calling to a
realization that their industrial interests
and welfare are better looked after and
protected by affiliaton with the lnterna-
tional Brotherhood than by standing
alone depending upon their own re-
sources to defend their rights against
antagonistic employers day in and day
out in times of business prosperity or
business depression, and large percent
age of them have joined us with the
intention of sticking with us in the fu-
ture"
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-07-15
MEDIATION ENDS CONFLICT.

Butte, Mont-Med ediators representing
organized labor and the Employers as
sociation have adjusted wage demands
of the Teamsters and the Workingmen's
unions. 1t was agreed that there shall
be no discrimination on either side, due
to the recent strike, and that everybody,
whether employer or employe, shall be
declared fair, without prejudice, which
dates back to June l., when the strike
was declared effective"
In their signed statement the media
tors say
"I'or the first time in the life of this
community the employer and employe
have found method of getting together
on a mutual working basis.
at is with pardonable pride that we
call attention to the fact that the recent
differences were settled without resort to
a seventh party, who, under the agree
ment, was to be called in as an umpire
in the event this conference could not
agree"
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-07-15
WHO OWNS THE RAILROADS?

Washington.-ln pamphlet issued by
the bureau of railway economies, main
tained by the railroads, it is stated that
on June 80 the total number of railroad
stockholders was 626, 1872, covering 12S5
railroad companies, with an operated
mileage of 257211 miles.
The average holding per stockholder,
par value, was $13,796 for the United
States as a whole.
The bureau indicates that the number
of stockholders is less than 626, 1872, for
the reason that the same individual
may, and often does, hold stock in more
than one railway. If he is a stockholder
in three railways, he is so reported by
each of the three railways and is count
ed three times in making up the aggre-
gate. In consequence the number of in
dividual railway stockholders is smaller
than the totals here shown"
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-07-15
COMPETING RATES
Are Not Quoted On Workmen's
Compensation Insurance.

Frankfort, Ky.-Of the twenty stock
companies writing liability insurance in
Kentucky, all but three belong to a ma
tional organization known as the Work
mems Compensation Service Bureau,
with headquarters in New York. Robert
Caldwell, Chairman of the Kentucky
Workmen's Compensation Board, says
these companies do not quote competing
rates on compensation insurance, but
uniformly charge whatever rates the
bureau assigns to a given State 1t has
been necessary for the Kentucky Com
pensation Board to deal directly with
the bureau in negotiations as to the pros
pective Kentucky rates.
. In fixing the rates the board has had
to act in dual capacity to protest the
employers of Wrokmen who come under
the act from an excessive rate charged
by insurance companies and to see that
the insurance companies secured a fair
rate for their insurance. The method
OF fixing the rate in Kentucky has been
to take the 100000 accidents reported by
the bureau and use as basis the
amounts that were paid under the
Massachusetts Compensation law. 1t is
then estimated how much more or less
costly the Kentucky law will prove to
be in order to get the rate for Ken
tucly, Various overhead expenses are
added in making the rate.
The Kentucky Board has fixed the
rate sheets at multiple of 252 plus one
cent Because of the lack of competi-
ton it was difficult for the board to fix
the rate.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-07-15
INDORSE CUTTERS STRIKE
District Council of Garment Work.
ers To support WaIkout.

District Council No 8, United Gar
ment Workers of America, which com
prises garment workers unions in Gin
cinnati, Mt. Healthy, Reading, Coving-
ton, KY, and Newport, KY, last Thurs
day night indorsed the action Of cutters
and trimmers in striking and voted to
support the walkout
The international headquarters of the
union will be notified of the Councils
action and it is expected Endorsement
of the strike by it will follow
Demands for a 10 per cent increase
in wages, in addition to fortv-eight
hour work week, which, it is said, soon
will be made by tailors, also were in
dorsed by the Council The executive
committee of Garment Workers Union.
Local 1888, composed of employees of
tailoring departments, voted to support
the walkout of cutters.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1916-07-15
COURT DECISIONS CONFLICT.

Washington.-In bulletin No. 1s9, is
sued by the United States bureau of la
Dor statistics, diverse rulings on labor
laws by various state courts is shown
The bulletin is a compilation OF some
27O decisions affecting labor in 1915. In
New York, New Jersey and Connecticut
it is held that a worker receiving in
juries outside the state can be COM
pensated under the state law. The
courts of Massachusetts hold contrary
views.
1t is shown, also, that where the terms
of the acts are practically Identical
courts hold different views on the in
clusion or exclusion of diseases incurred
by reason of occupation.
AS in all recent years (since the en-
actment of the federal law of 1909, the
question of what employees on railroads
are engaged in interstate commerce, and
therefore entitled to sue under the fed
eral liability law, gives rise to many
difficulties, and the rulings continue to
be far from harmonious, though clarity
ing decisions have been rendered by the
United States Supreme Court. The same
is true of the hours of service and safety
appliance acts of congress applicable to
railroads.