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The Washington times., 1926-02-06
N. Y. POLICE BOAT GOES
70 INVESTIGATE SINKING

NEW YORK, Feb. IA police
Loaf was rushed out to sea today
to investigate report that q fish
ing smack sank half q mile off the
coast Of Manhattan Beach, Brook
lyn. during the night.
The report was made to police
by a night Waterman. who said he
saw the vessel founder and then
sink. The Coast Guard was noti-
fled.
The Washington times., 1926-02-06
RUNAWAY CA R
INJURIES 50
by Harris q Ewing
international News Service

ST PAUL. Feb. Cone man was
killed, Is persons were seriously In
Jured. and 40 others were bruised
and shaken up when a crowded
street cor broke from control In
the Selby Avenue tunnel here today,
and after speeding on a mad. half
mile race down the steep tunnel hill,
q, ashed into the rear end of another
crowded trolley.
Ambulances and fire apparatus
were rushed to the scene to carry
the injured to hospitals and to clear
the street car terminal intersection
of a mass of twisted ,wreckage.
The Washington times., 1926-02-06
Photo by Underwood

tween," the lawyer told an Inter
national News Service reporter,
""and it wa seasy to read in them
that Stillman was eager to become
reunited with his wife SO that he
might make amends to her, and
the two repair their shattered lives.
The Washington times., 1926-02-06
Guys Guardian Foresaw
Reconciliation Coming
6 Months Ago, He Says

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. z, Feb. 6.
Pm not surprised at anything
Anne Stillman may have done-she s
an unusual woman"
That was the comment Of John
w. Mack. one Of Mrs. Stillman's
lawyers and guardian ad Item for
her infant son. Guy, whose pattern.
ity was chaIleiged by her husband
in their sensational divorce suit
five years ago, when he learned
The Washington times., 1926-02-06
schooImen,s Club Sneaker

Representative Brooks Fletcher Of
Ohio, will address the Federal
Schoolmen's Club meeting and din
ner tonight at the Lee House. His
subject will be Understanding
Modern Youth In the Light OF the
New Psychology"
The Washington times., 1926-02-06

today of the reconciliation between
the millionaire New York banker
and his wife.
AS long as six months ago, Mack
disclosed, 1t was apparent to him
that Stillman was angling to re-
capture his wife's affections.
II saw letters that passed be-
The Washington times., 1926-02-06
lisbon Probing Revolt

LISBON, Feb. 6.--The official
inquiry into the recent revolt
against the government is continu.
ing here today. More arrests are
expected momentarily.
The Washington times., 1926-02-06
Albert In WILSON'S Post

PARIS, Feb. 6.-King Albert of
Belgium was today unanimously
elected to the Academy of Moral
and Political Science, filling the
chair made vacant by the death
of ex-President woodrow Wilson.
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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-02-19
Hits Newark Too

The following from last weeks S
Toledo Union Leader applies to
every city in the United States,
and is reproduced for the con-
sideration of our readers:
"A good thought for the mer-
chant to turn over in his mind
occasionally is that his business
is almost entirely dependent up
on the earning powers of the
wage workers of our city. If
that earning is low, the mer-
chant is first to feel it. The
same is true when men and
women are we'll paid and steadily
employed. Mr.. Merchant, which
side of the labor question ought
you to be on if you are guided by
economic determinism, which
you surely are if you are fit to
be called a business man."
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-02-19
The
Hired
Mans
Digest
Labor Will Miss Him
:..
WITH
APOLOGIES

The resignation of Thomas j.
Duffy, who has been a member
of Industrial Commission of
Ohio ever since the Compensa-
ton Law was adopted, became
effective Monday.
Mr.. Duffy will resume the
practice of law, claiming the
amount paid as a member of the
commission is not sufficient to
properly rear a family of six
children.
The retirement of Mr.. Duffy
will mean a great loss to the
working people of Ohio, as his
thorough knowledge of the COM
pensation law enabled him to
successfully handle the many
contested cases brought before
the board for settlement, and his
decisions were always satisfac-
tory to labor.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-02-19
Unions Start
Insurance Co.
Woll Is Head
New Concern Is Incorporated
For $6OO,OOG by American
Federation of Labor

Washington, D. C.-The I'm
ion Life Insurance company, ir-
corporated under the laws Of
Maryland, is now a realty.
The new company is the child of
the American Federation of Labor,
with Matt Woll as president. 1t is
the realization Of a dream Of MANY
years.
Purchase of stock in the new COM
pany is restricted to members of or
ganized labor, and the amount which
can be purchased is limited. An in
ternational organization can purchase
800 $50 shares, a local union 80
shares, and an individual 10. That is
the limit.
No policies will be written until
$600,000 is on hand. Of this amount
100000 will be in the capital and
100000 in the surplus fund. Insur-
ance business of all kinds will be
written.
The company is not organized for
profit, but will be of a cooperative
nature.
No boasts are being made, but the
new institution is expected to revolu-
tionize the insurance business within
q Very few wears.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-02-19
Consistency a Jewel

That some of the participants
in the active "Buy in GAINESVILLE"
campaign which has been in
progress in the Clay City for the
past several weeks do not always
practice what they preach is
strikingly exemplified by the
promoters of the automobile
show now under way in our
neighboring town.
One would naturally take it
for granted that the dealers who
expect to find customers in the
town where they are located
would be governed by their slog
an and "Buy in GAINESVILLE"
themselves.
But did they do it? No, not
by a jugful they didn't. When
these auto men wanted music
for their show they went out of
town for it, Notwithstanding the
fact that the musicians of Zanes-
vile are known all over this Sec
ton of the state for their ex-
cellence and ability.
Local No. 54 American Fed
GRAFTON of Musicians was turned
down flat and cold and outside
talent engaged. This is especi-
ally reprehensible because the
home boys have never failed to
respond to any call for voluntary
services to help charitable, re-
ligious, patriotic and other phil
anthropic purposes.
The GAINESVILLE Musicians I'm
ion, at a meeting last week Sc
verely condemned the inconsist-
ent action pursued by these So
called home boosters" and en-
deavored to call public attention
to it through the daily papers,
but an advertisement to that eff
feet was refused by the Zanes-
vile Publishing Co. (Wonder if
this one fer all and all for one
corporation should be classed
Continued on Page Two)
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-02-19
B. & O. COOPERATION PLAN
FAVORED BY CANADIAN RY.

New -"The time has ar
rived when the employer is pre-
pared to recognize that trade
unions can not be eliminated" ,"
said Sir Henry w. Thornton,
president Of the Canadian Ma
tional railways, at a meeting of
mechanical engineers and rail
way officials.
The speaker discussed the B. & o.
cooperation plan between manage
ment and organized shop men which
has been adopted by the Canadian
system. He said the movement is full
of significance to American industry
and he praised the A. F. of l.. policy
of cooperation with ownership and
management in the elimination of
waste in industry as an innovation
which has attracted worldwide at
tention.
"On the Canadian National
Railway system we are definite
ly and irrevocably committed to
the principle of cooperation with
our employees" said Sir Henry
Thornton. He said collective
bargaining is just as essential for
the welfare of the employee as
associations of capital are neces-
sary and useful to the investor.
Il believe the great bulk of our
working classes are reasonable, and
only seek those things to which they
are justly entitled. My personal eX-
perience may have been unusual, but
| can say frankly that in all of my
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-02-19
A Live Candidate

Thad Brown, the present Secretary
of State, is widely mentioned as the
probable and logical successful candi-
date for nomination as Governor on
the Republican ticket at this years
primary election.
He has received the unqualified en-
dorsement of the Republican central
committee of Franklin county and the
executive committee of Morrow
county, where he was born and rear
ed, as well as similar recommends
tlons from many clubs, organizations
and committees throughout the state.
Mr.. Browns friends point with
pride to his untarnished reputation as
a public official and call attention to
the fact that his election for sec
ond term by majority of 521, $40,
the largest majority ever given any
candidate for any office in the his
tory of the state, is an evidence of
his popularity and strength in Ohio.
He will make an active campaign and
the indications are that the plum will
drop into his hat.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-02-19
Mines Resume
Operations in
Coal District
People Celebrate Opening of the
Anthracite Coal Fields
After Settlement

Philadelphia, Pa.-Steps toward
quick production of anthracite are be-
ing taken in the 500 square miles of
territory comprising the Pennsylvania
hard coal fields
The agreement reached by the
miners and operators representatives
ended the strike which had kept
$4,000 miners in idleness since Sep
tember 1st.
Peak production may not be reach
ed for some time as many miners
have left the region to obtain employ
ment elsewhere.
Many foreign born miners are ex-
pected back by the first boat how
ever.
There was a frenzy of delight
throughout the anthracite region, the
only discordant notes being the brays
of mine mules being loaded into box
cars for shipment to mines and an
indefinite stay under ground after a
vacation in sunshine.
Every city and tiny "coal patch"
joined in the celebration in which
church bells were rung, impromptu
parades were started and men and
women danced in the snow in JOY that
the days of the soup kitchens had end
Conservative estimates of the strike
cost, including the loss of production
and miners wages, reach 1924, ,000,-
600. Not life was lost through vio-
lence, nor person seriously injured
in the strike.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1926-02-19

dealings with working people and
trade union officials, | have never
found the first to be deaf to reason
able argument and fair treatment, and
| have never had one of the latter let
me down or pursue a treacherous or
dishonest course.
"The experiment in shop co-opera-
ton, upon which we have lately en-
barked, carries with it thus far much
promise for the future. We propose
to move steadily forward, with the
leaders Of this movement and we have
an abiding faith in its ultimate ad-
vantage to both the railway and its
vast army of employees"
Sir Henry thanked President Jewell
of the A. F. of L. railway employees
department, and his associates for
valuable contributions they have made
to cooperation. He said the object
of union-management cooperation is
to furnish continuity of employment.
He saw no reason why, if successfully
applied to railway shop work, it
should not be applied to other indus
tries.
He declared revolution is a social
explosion which did great deal of
useless harm and that it is the burden
of far-seeing individuals to bring
about improvements in the social sys-
tenn (which are evolutions as distin-
guished from revolutions"
"There is no material psychological
difference between the ruthless cap
italist and the explosive Bolshevik," )"
he added. at is only the accident of
birth which makes either the one or
the other"