Word: rivel
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...treaty of peace has been signed; the orchestral war at Philadelphia (TIME, April 21, May 12) is over. Honor and pocketbooks-both are satisfied. Independent announcements of the settlement were issued by Arthur Judson, general manager of the orchestra, and Thomas M. Rivel, president of the local union of the American Federation of Musicians...
...Financial troubles continued among the harmony-dispensers of the brotherly city. The union musicians and the management were still at loggerheads. One day Thomas Rivel, president of the union, announced that a settlement had been reached, only to counter the following day with a statement that the Warring forces were just as far from peace as they were when the trouble began (TIME, April...
...local Musicians' Union, through one Thomas Rivel, its president, has demanded a new minimum salary for the players, said to range between $75 and $85 per week. The union also wishes to prescribe the number of men who can be dropped by the management in any single season...