Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 246, Hammond, Lake County, 21 March 1913 — Page 12
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12 THE Friday, March 21, 1913. KILL SEWER
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Lawyers Flock to 'Miller 4 Deep and Dig Grave for Drainage Scheme.
Miller's proposed $100,000 sewer system has been knocked In the head. Out of town property owners, who , own four-fifth of Miller's six square mllra of land, through their lawyers hav vetoed the plana of the progressive town board. Lanrera Thick An Fleaa. The climax" came on Wednesday night when the town board held its sessions.- Lawyers .bepan to arrive, on by one, then In pairs and then in droves. , Lawyers came hy the Iaka Shore, lawyers came by the, inter-urban line, and lawyers came in autos. And same lawyers walked into the town. There were lawyers from Gary, lawyers from Hobart, lawyers from Hammond, lawyers from Porter county, lawyers from Chicago, lawyers. from Crown Point and lawyers from lAwell. Lawyers could be seen In the bar rooms
of Miller's four saloons, lawyers were grouped in the streets and after while there were so many lawyers in the town hall that none of the natives could get Inside the municipal building. Those of the lawyers that couldn't get Inside stood on the outside. Llwyrrn Win Oat. And when the town board came to order all of the lawyers who had remonstrances with them began to talk at once and those on the outside began shouting. "For the love of Mike " said Town President Frederick son. T5ut the lawyers kept on talking. "I see our finish and there will be no sewer said Mr. Frederlckaon," who saw what-was pomltiR. The meeting adjourned. ... Then all' of the lawyers trooped out of town muh to the relief of everybody.
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the business district on Forsythe avenue. East Chicago."" The claims advanced In the Interests of either Hoffman street (One Himlre and HPortr-eleThth) or One
Hundred and Forty-ninth street are as
follows: ' 1. They are located more nearly In the center of the strip of land between the Gogebic Iron Co. and the factory sites on the 'south side of One Hundred and Fiftieth street. 2. One Hundred and Fiftieth street
is unprogresslve, it is a one-sides stret ever makes a rood business
street. 3. The street car line should be lo
cated where it ' will serve the most
people. It would be only a short wa'k from the car line, if located on One
Hundred . and Forty-ninth street, . for instance, to the plant of the Fltzhugh-
Luther Co.
. 4. The worst street car and railroad
crossing in the city of Hammond i? located at the corner of Calumet ave
and One Hundred and Fiftieth street.
This w6uld be improved if 'the car
went straight north on Calumet ave
nue and then turned at the nest cor
ner.
It is understood that the people of Hast Chicago would agree to " the change In that it would connect them with the populous section of North Hammond which seems destined to bo tributary to Forsythe avenue. East Chicago's principal north and south
business street. .
The matter i expected to take the form of a petition to the street railway
company to make the change and the
passage of the necessary franchises In
the city councils of the two cities.
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RAIL STRIKE
IS AVERTED Continued from Para L
lanterns and go home. The meeting will be held at the Great Northern-hotel this morning at 10 o'clock.
Switchmen aend Answer. A letter was sent from the tempo
rary headquarters of the switchmen's
union at the Grand Pacific to the man
agers' committee yesterday declining the proposition made by the railroads that the time and one-half clause be left out. In reply the managers' com
mittee suggested that "as it would
seem negotiations betwen parties hav
ing unalterable and irreconcilable convictions woulod not tend to adjust their differences," the matter be. submitted to arbitration.
Any attempt to take the matter out
of the hands of the conflicting parties
and placing it under the Jurisdiction of the labor court will be bitterly opposed by the switchmen, and unless some new element enters into the controversy a strike may be called today.
The letter sent out by the managers caused a stormy session of employes. Several of the committee suggested that negotiations be closed and a strike
called without delay
nothing to do with the certificates, all transactions being betwen the department and the employer. Data for the
certificates will be obtained from offl-l
icial records. This law will affect the
children now employed as well as those who seek employment in the future. Those who assisted in drafting the bill, say that its purpose waa not to prevent child labor nor to work a hardship upon the employer. , Wilt Kuinil Purpose. "It merely contemplates keeping children from runnlg wild on the streets when they ought to be in school," they say, "and" we believe that If it is carried out properly it will do this.
HOBART. Dr. Loring, of Valparaiso, was here yesterday and held consultation with Drs. Mackey & Mackey in the case of Frank Flo, who is very ill. ; He states that there is hopes for his recovery. Lawrence Trager. Jr., who is attending school at Wisconsin, is home visiting with his parents until after Easter. Mrs. Cook opened her new millinary store in the Morton building today.
"FAGGED-OUT" WOMEN
After a long discussion it was decid- Will Find a Helpful Suggestion In
ed by the committee that the railroads !
should be given the opportunity of meeting the employes" committee this morning, and if the. time and one-half clause was still refused by the managers, the strike would be called. The switchmen also refused to accede to the demand of the managers' committee that if negotiations failed to bring a settlement of the difficulties, all concessions declared on either side be withdrawn. T, J. Foley, chairman of the managers' committee, explained in a letter to the switchmen the reason for the refusal to accede to the demand of time and one-half for overtime. He said the increase would not gain the end for which it was intended, the elimination of overtime, because mucn of the yara work must be done after the busy hours of the work day, and on lio'lidays and Sundays. The committee also decUred that the principle of time and one-half was unsound economically as well as impracticable and inequitable to train and switching service.
The above ailments ara
l mainly caused by tha
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i into the stomach, and
otherwise derang-inc
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MANY AFFECTED BY NEW LAW Continued from Page one
This Letter.
Overworked, run down "tagged out"
women who feel as though they could
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from 110 to $50 each for violations of the law and the school authorities are given power to enter factories to see
if violations are bfing made. Must Present Statement. According to plans being made by authorities In other cities before a child less than the fixed age can obtain employment, he first must present to the school attendance department a statement by his prospective employer setting out that the employment will be given and telling the nature of it. When this is done, a certificate giving the name, age and a description of the child will be made out and filed with the employer. As soon as the employment ceases, the employer immediately must fill .out a card attached to the certificate, giving the tlrne and reasons for the termination of the em-
Jployment and return it to the depart-J
Nat. ment.
In this maner the parents will have
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Good Shoes and Low Cuts antj lots of them for Easter
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