The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1922, Page 16

‘ HUGE LA UBD LOANS RAISED YEARS AGO, LEADERS ARE TOLD Street Railway Workers Got $100,000 to Finance New York Strike, } ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sept. 14 "Organized labor, no less than or- ganized business, can and does em ploy the ordinary channels of credit to finance its lawfv! purposes. Its fredit 1s sound as a dollar in every bank with which it has dealt, because jt does business in a business way. according to the highest standards of ‘American business men.” : Asserting that farge sums from banks btrikes and other union operations } nothing new, leaders of the American Federation of Labor, gathered her: for the sessions of the Executive Council, to-day employed such terms to éxpress their surprise at the great public interest aroused by the account éf the Joan of $100,000 by the Harri. man National Bank of New York to the United Mine Workers of America during the most critical period of the Coal strike of last July. One of the most prominent of them, ‘W. D. Mahon, President of the Amal- gamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America and a Vice President of the ‘A. F, of L., related that he had a few years ago borrowed $100,000 from a Boston bank to help out the street railway strikers in New York. and thought nothing of it. ’ PRINTERS ABANDON NEWSPAPER FIGHT ‘Amalgamation of the Allied Trades Is Denounced. ! ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sept. 14. <The fight to make the forty-four hour week mandatory in many news- papér offices was abandoned in the convention of the International Typo- @raphical Union here yesterday. Not enough votes could be miustered to make a showing. : The conservative element also de- feated, 158 to 102, the removal of John W. Hays as editor of the Typo- graphical Journal, official organ of the union. Hays is Secretary-Treas- urer and a conservative leader. |The movement to amalgamate all the printing trades into one big in- dustrial union was denounced in the convention by Mathew Woll, Presi- to finance dent of the Photo-Engravers' Union , nda Vice President of the 4. F. of L. S the borrowing of THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, SEVEN ARE INJURED |WOMEN GET MEN’S STATUS AS CAR HITS AUTO Machine About to Turn Is Knocked Against an “L” Pillar. Seven persons were hurt, none ser!- ously, in a collision between a trolley car and an automobile at Third Ave- nue and 88th Street at 1.30 A. M, to- day. Both trolley and machine were going north, the automobile with a party from the Coney Island festivi- ties. It attempted to turn west and the trolley knocked it against an ‘'L’' pillar, throwing out the occupants. They were: William Holland, twenty-five, No. 161 West 5ist Street, driver; Mildred Roge twenty, No, 234 East 36th Street; William Daly, No. 3 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, and twenty-five, ' Henry Murray, thirty, No, 450 West! ‘wenty passengers tn the trolley were shaken and some bruised, the following requiring medical attention Jacob Birbaum, No. 663 West 1734 ; Elizabeth Krimmons, twenty- No, 219 East 120th Street, and Edward Duncan, forty, No, 111 East 100th Street. William Brooks, motorman on the car, said the driver of the automobile, which was ahead, did not give a sig- nal he was going to turn, hacen eete BURNING STEAMER REACHES PANAMA, PANAMA, Sept. 14.—The Britlah steamship Roman Prince arrived here with @ fire in her holds, said to have been caused by spontaneous combus- tion among some rags. Thy flames aro well under control. i values in furniture, that one task well. the “jack of all trades” is particularly true of stores that only dabble in furniture. 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