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LATE FOOTBALL.' THE ASSOCIATION GAME* (By Cab!*—Press Asnocintion—CopyriffctJ J (Reatoi't Tcitgnuu.) (Rce*ivod April 18th. I.S o.ra.) ' LONDON'. April 18. In tho Scottish Cup final, P.u! ick Thbtta bent Glasgow by 1 g»*l to nil. NOTES AND MEMORANDA. * Tho St. Matthew's (St. Alb»n») ChtiitV tr.mtnl pnrith meeting and ooml will b* htvd in tho schoolroom to-morrow crvningk DAILY MEMORANDA—Monday, Apiil VL AUCTIONS. Tonks, Norton. and Co., Ltd., i» tS*ir Rooms, at 3—Carpets and Rag*, One of the biggest graft exposures la New York's long history of bribery and corruption reached its climax on* February 4th, when Robert Brindell, pre. sidetit of the Building Trades Council, was found guilty on a charge of organised blackmail. The union leader (snyg the New York correspondent of the London "Daily Tolegraph"> was indicted son* months ago, ntter a special committer of enquiry into the housing sitnatkm had disclosed .the existence of a vicioo* system by which tribute was levied from all builders before they werfl pfraitted to carrv out contracts, and from all labourers licforc they were permitted to work. Brindell. as president of tho Building Trades Council, held undisputed swav over the union worker*, unit not a spado was moved or a krick wm laid until the contractor bad. ."awn Br in dell" and taken out "insnrancc" against the possibilities of n strike. In summing un tlio case ngainst Brindell, the Pnblie Prosecutor branded - hira as the "greatest enemy of organ- '% ised Labour." Ten years ago Brindell was n common do*k worker. As leader of the Building Trades Council, which lie organised, Brindell received a salary of £7OOO a year, and by establishing | independent unions he was ohlo to defr the American Federation of Labour and develop a grasp over the building tia lc« which ho. loosened only on heavy payments by contractors."

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