Norwich bulletin
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- Norwich bulletin · May 5, 19165 de mayo de 1916
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despatch received today from Am
bassador Gerard it became known late
today that in view of such informa
tion as has been received, officials uf
the government fear that Germany
has attached conditions to her reply
that may make it impossible for the
united States to continue diplomatic
relations.
RESIGNATION OF
THE HAITIEN CABINET,
Efforts To Settle
N Y. Labor Strike
FEDERAL CONCILIATORS
MAKING ENDEAVORS
ARE
FEDERAL VOLUNTEER AND
TRATE AMENDMENTS
Progress Made Toward Adjusting Dif
ferences of Shipping Companies and
Employes Outlook in the Cloak
Makers Strike Encouraging.
New York. May 4 After a confer
ence between committees representing
the striking engineers and their em
ployers, and two commissioners of
conciliation from the department of la
bor at Washington, it was announced
tonight that progress had been made
toward a settlement of the differences
which have resulted virtually in tying
up shipping in New Pork harbor and
adjacent waters through a lack of tug
boats and lighters to move freight
Three companies, it was said, acced
ed to the demands of taie strikers,
while eleven still held out. Another
meeting will be held tomorrow.
Overtures For Settlement.
Developments in the. cloak makers'
strike, affecting approximately 65,000
workers, also were encouraging. At
the headquarters of the union, It was
said many of the manufacturers had
made overtures for a settlement and
that a committee would meet tomor
row to consider the. question. No dis
orders were reported in Manhattan
during the day. but there were two
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Norwich bulletin. (1916). Norwich, Conn., 1916-05-05. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014086/1916-05-05/ed-1/?sp=1
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Norwich bulletin, 1916-05-05.
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