Word: tradings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Fred Bromley, Assistant Secretary of the General Council of the Trade Union Congress, in a special meeting took steps to reopen negotiations with the men and the railway companies, but all his efforts were abortive. As the Labor Party, the political organ of Labor, had left the matter entirely in the hands of Mr. Bromley and the Trades Union Congress, it did not take any action on its own account. For this reason, and the fact that Labor chose td antagonize the public at the moment the Labor Party was stepping into the shoes of the Conservative Government, the strike...
...scores of the Belmont team in the four games played this season indicate a rather weak combination. Both Boston Latin and the Cambridge Latin School won their contests, 1-0 and 6-1 respectively. Hyde Park High School lost by a 1-0 score, and the Boston Trade School played to a tie. On the other hand, the Harvard team has beaten the Cambridge Latin School, 8-0, and has won all of its games by at least five points...
Through a series of problems supplemented by lectures, the course plans to bring out the economic and financial characteristics of the Far East. It will cover the conditions of trade in the present and their probable development in the future, as well as detailed problems of investment and transportation...
Industry was reorganized and an attempt was made to create a favorable trade balance with which to meet payment of reparations. The mark, which had even improved for a time, began to fall rapidly. Payment of the internal debt was made in paper marks and as the mark reacted by falling even more rapidly, so the internal debt was even more rapidly paid off. Industry and commerce were flourishing and goods were dumped in every part of the world where they were allowed to be dumped. Yet, because the mark fell so rapidly, there was always a large adverse trade...
...humane" men and women, "who have no cause for war, no cause for enmity"; to use the League of Nations "without reserve as the main instrument of securing international justice"; to recognize Russia and so end "the pompous folly of standing aloof from the Russian Government"; to encourage trade "from the coasts of Japan to the coasts of Ireland"; to deal with unemployment by creating a Labor Department "staffed by men and women of labor experience; experience, aye, and knowledge, the spirit, insight and capacity to put themselves in the shoes of the unemployed and of the children...