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   Cedar Rapids Republican, The (Newspaper) - October 21, 1903, Cedar Rapids, Iowa                                THE CEDAR RAPIDS REPUBLICAN IOWA 2 TV rjf nu CHIT In it Dili Soil 1 UNIONIZE LABOR IN SOUTHERN STATES i SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF WORKERS DISCUSS UNIONIZING COTTON MILL LABOR IN THE to as Ot ntii h public pinion bo nco with their to ma iho Dr Coo rubes The of tile In ih an question depended pon to nearer home up for TO HEART TALK TO WARE GIVES PENSION CLERKS in the Star Petroleum the LorJ the OF THEM RECEIVED PRO MOTIONS the Event in Straight Heats Without a Struggle TO LESSEN THE ADVANTAGES OF SOUTHERN MILLS Convention Has the Secret of Support of Northern ilie bass the hardest Imperial c IBS ever The Loril clearly that of gent for tho British It bc a shock to the 0 that notwithstanding nil the of symra hy forriiadtlefl of the court have used for he purpose of handing over Canadian to the has ueen not but has not hesitated treasure In of the mother and She face the act that en the Imperial interest ol require It tier territory may be landed over the hes latlon most serious epoch between and the mother RECOMMENDATION OF THEIR SUPERIORS ONLY Determined TKat a Special Pull With Someone Shall Not Enter Suit Is Brought Against the Officers of the Organization j of Which W E of Mason City Is Strong Charges Made Against the Time Showing was very Brighton Cup Won by Kermis Second in the Minneapolis CM suit In which Judgment Is asked for f nl tie here today by Little LI W and TJ JI Crafts or thU city aud V J Johnson or Iowa slock hoi dm In the Star company i to the of Itic the books of con to Texas at tbe behest at i of Mason City Ion a The Is -id compel ttM officers to i account for tti ir unions and it Is that the defendants nre about to Into the possession of the of a sale and that turn is In danger of con It la further alleged that Free nt Brice a to or ten district oil companies dud np a biff loeil business In earh and then combine stock of one company Tor the stocK of ten companies They claim t r carried nut anil in such a way aa to Dree and his friends absolute contro E allege the I com pan nc as v is and It Issued of claim tn Sept IB company owned a plant at Texas acd worth In a month At a meeting in Chicago 11 is claimed Brice startled the by claiming that com pany was debt out or wound up and that IIP the to vote lo sell tit a Extravagance and nils use of the funds is U C Oct forty clerks In the pension office today receives and after the Commissioner Ware them them they bad been on Active records anj upon the of superiors in I He the decks to the commendation of only chiefs that any for Ibe advancement of an employe put In by an outsider and tha of the would effect of the from advancement He said a repeti Mon of the offense the of the removal of thi thus seeking lo Improve his fortunes f am de tc rm he said that promotions shall bs on merit and because this person may the the brother-in-law of a governor or tlie nephew of a The convention of the Textile Workers of America which In toOny will devote a great deal of Its lime to the discus Ion of labor In the south The present convention Is the first luce atl branches of textile In ie Slates amalgamated the association It has been only urine nast rear the Ameri n of Labor pave the over jha slih reavers A independent and workers unions ro been drawn Into the larger now oil are combined under The unions of woolen workers bleachery knitters rle tug makers carpet lace workers and burlap Tlie convention begun today las before It the huge task of ws for the of all these The unionizing of southern cotton 111 workers most expected before the Oct What was to be of the greatest t horse contests in local history a affair today Lnu Dillon gave a Oi In two ordinary The trot in of the Memphis word B at the Dillon forg il 10 front md opened a Baj of three hold me her advantage to tte In an easy ior n the second Del mar broke at tne iote Lou Dillon a lead of into tits s i K hg had race mari lengths beats trotted En second choice trt the won easily by Tap lime wag li on i i j 4 J 9 Time purse mile and half one heat foLi Dr TulK Time 17 0 pace four Darl 1 i T Fox A 3 i 1 3 Timp trot 1.000 starters light i i 3 Cathode Time FOR THE BANKS t Tho Financial Crisis En Baltimore Safely Over llil Thv arrh al of several million Washington cleared the atmosphere at Hie time nf the various monetary Institutions this afternoon there was confidence that ths crisis In tlic of thla c ly had teen safely It 13 CF that there are at least of currency vaults of of this EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS NOV re of farms which lie said and comforta to he farmer In closing he Some or our good In Hie east have opposed national Irrigation from a fear that products of Brighton Cup York Oct The Brighton of for two and a li of tne hip reaps of run ft DAY'S CONVENTIONS linkers Churchmen and In Session SJn Francisco Cal Oct PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ISSUED THE PROCLAMATION of the fertile lands of North Dakota however they may ever be however they by the popular beli f nt the lexers among the workers of feet OF BEING the delegates have arrived for t tie i tomorrow As a 0 the regular convention sessions HAS THE GOODS CHAMPION WINS OVER JIMMY IN A PANIC stale that his holiness has v Principal Extra Senlon is to the Reciprocal Treaty the United States and Cuba f ii Oct Roosevelt today issued a proclamation calling an of for The proclamation reads in as fcy the resolution of ol March 19th by congress at reciprocal lal convention between the i republic of Cu ba Havana It is said con l effect and It la Important lo the interests of the United States lhat the said convention 03 be now therefore I Theodore president of ted States of America hereby proclaim and declare thai occas Ion convening of of November at 1 to the that they may and determine whether ths approval of shall foe given to absorb them En all the that arc yet to organize the workers 35 IB accomplishment of- this ould leaden Hie adian age southern mills have In their northerners he problem however Is most all the more KO because the have little union They show o willingness to approached by on and stick the un the remains tbem buffoon drift when e The oC tha moie meut say that tha present convention will tlie southern with a determination to solve It ana to unionize the Tae ultimate object is lo bring the southern cotton mill up tb the hours and wages of the northern worker In to Interest the the association nd Its objects it is probable hat the ff leers o be c h osen n t th is on ill Include several workers from the present are Ically all from the England be president bni lead spirit of the association Is Jamu of Fal Iver and tha Albert HIb barl of tha same about the streets of company The principal paper read before the ruat section Trust nd Ly Lyman Papers ivere Teod tlie savings section as Bond Charles E York BanU Lulus Chicago Dangers Threatening Davenport Trust Secretary Ifan hart Failed Willis Bain New York Officers were as follows A 1 Lille Vice P Tork Fred of Davenport Iowa a member of the comml Detroit Mich Oct The church convention today TENT AT FORT RILEY SCENE OF TROUBLE LAPSE OP YEARS COMMITTED THEN IN CHICAGO COMES TO MISSIONARY Men Were on Their Feet a Fifteen Round Battle in Which Administered Ter rihl as He Warmed Connection Between ma and the Engine Governor Bailey of Kansat Pays a Visil to the Trod pi O Oct The fift seventh annual of the American Missionary association opened in tional The arc to three Prominent the distinguished churchmen and workers in attendance Washington Gladden D D of Col urn bus O Ilev Newell D D jof ind of tern e y The reports of the that In the The financial condition of the association showa hat hag been made and that the Increase In donations equalled the In the estates Ths f urn of was received and durins the last Kas Oct to Bates by Governor of Kansas nnd of a sleain the cup Hgm tor me s anil boiler were events of today at Cainp Sander The former more impress Ire bijt tho latter Ibs paint for Governor Bailey anJ hts were met at the station hv a of him to the camji he received by Batts and staff The governor a sta with the general the of the Kansas troops where he HIB received the usual honors due his The steam connection dynamo and rhe engine five o'clock and a violent sound that threw tht colored waiters Into a The lent cx citing for- a all them AS though for lives The day was incidents c far as military nerd Drilli wero held In ilic The vras devoid to on medical hygiene and a of the maneuvers Tomorrow active In the will be helJ the ot the participating for the lir During Ilia evening Fuller an address On With Has Traveled All Over World was Re m Connection W Ih Another in City i Oct Accused of ra murder commit ted here seventeen ago John Healy be placed on tomorrow to hare phot and Ferd Inand Pommeranz r f n the home on 3 the time Healy escaped aha traveled about word a murder committed in Kansas victim being A the keeper of d grocery who was phot and the name of with He but he Joined the ins he was arrested for the Kansas City murder was dls honorably discharged relumed to face Tha had d is appeared tunl he was not convicted After several more of returned to Chicago In the belief that nhd his years had altered him He n with the recent car ban but p roved alibi Policeman Fitzgerald chance J to him ns tht whom he had tried to arrent for The day of the murder lealy was in Oct Terry former cham of world was 1 decision to-night after u bit Lie For ten rounds tlie seemed to hive lost his old-time cun nnd even favorable decision Tor him Toward however superior lold the story and at his mercy tne but he to land a decisive and final bell found both men on the r feet Uie was given on ANNOUNCEMENT OF ALASKAN Viet II IF of Town The i report of minis trial shows receipts of and expenditures of A statistical report shows the total membership throughout the world to be I a gain In ten years of cent r D C Oct fifty-five bishops of the church In thq United Can Ida Ami the Indies arc attending conference of bish ops which hera today The meeting ore private This afternoon subject for consideration was fnb relation of the branches of thf Anglican communion America to one another Bishop Potter after no conclusions of Im had been States At But th Port Caral A At Pint London The decision of boundary was announced this afternoon According lo It Canada sets the Portland and the Inlands of rind America the remainder of th JOE CANS ROBERTS MEN Kennedy of Betted in a Six Round Bout Philadelphia Oct the 1 1 champion had the belter of a fight wilh iennedy of King mi n of Peoria Deliv the Annual Cleveland O 29 The tenth annual convention of the National Implement and Vehicle association began at the here today und wl continue until members wore ia attendance of Invested capl The business of the convent io was opened with annual the Martin of Pi ni He congratulated the mi m lurs on the favorable trade conditions existing and the hopeful outlook or the future In his further remarks ie called attention to the phenomena Increase In the foreign trade the American exports of alone list year to Other topics touched upon In were the de of -a uniform classification of freight the country and ImjMJrtance of the carli completion of the Secretary FT Lukens of 1 a growth In the membership of the association At the succeeding the convention the question of reciprocity with will be considered and an on will be delivered by 11 1 member of Joint Ugh Died the Honic of His Sitter in San Ban Oct Circuit 1 S of Cairo III died unexpectedly homo of his f Eleter In this An autopsy will bo held to 6t the here weeks ago In health Ills remains will q taken to III for Inter He watf Odd Kei low SMOOTH Report en Liquor Habit by Secretary Sioux At the Iowa W C T Marie of Burlington declar ed that the should and the abolishment o child The use of liquor onions Is on the Increase according to Mra Ida B Wise of Missouri of a One-Sided Treaty With China correspondent -x Berlin quotes the a Journal n far cart as authority for the stale ment the to China treAly with China which gives practical of Manchuria a Chinese to fon duct Any war arising a pair er from the NEW IRRIGATION Organization Entire North d Formed at Bismarck f N Oct The new Irrigation con grew primarily a state organization but Indirectly affecting the entire formed today n d while only the the Fission of the presence of J president fit the Northern Securities Hill on relation to of the anil lo The trade of the orient and Its on the and subjects temporary organ and i on organization a a tetter from of read and 11 C tho the from showing which hive accrued from Irritation Discussing the land not susceptible of but which MHJ va able if Irrigated at HI A gradual of IT WAS WITH THEIR of July lire Pom III at the time was hy the noise her husband ordered to rut the were- exchanged and Healy It Is charg ttl killed Get HMO From Bank o Neb Lincoln Oct 20 Mew the of State bank o rie.iKinldale fifteen nilles 0 Lincoln early Ibis morning The explosion aroused n num ber of who rushed to the acen and a pistol IsM ensued hu the robbers he apparently in the Potomac River Atrs J 11 city received n letter from of the of Justice fit C SivInK ns to discovery of Iht body of her brother Richard who from his lodging on the of September leaves but that the nun committed of he young man not In river as at firM but In in Isolated about four the city of Washington and was accidentally discovered some small boys who were their The report which became curren the ivas found in the river intl that youne hail met l-y shooting led and friend to discredit tho of the of the body under a n an a bullet bole bo hind nnd tho which did thf at nv longer leaves a aj to caw one ASKS TIME Fon dit Oct J K of Ihu Mnk the alory of his were nud that which will him Jn a unen via Ms light will soon WOMEN IN SESSION Delegates From All Over the State At- tend Federation OF rooArs convention of Siale of with a al tendance Among IA T of General of In from M te liay Spatia Milwaukee 1 ron Judgment for Asked In A Dig Oil Suit Dillon Wins In Easy Time t of Con grew of of Heart to Heart TalV of Carrie Nation II Pr PAGE I of the PACE D J a cl TO Mm BKMUM A nether Ata Stammered Oakland Oct U n son on whose Identification a a to be William George a York bank ar now says the he had for causing tho man waa that lie muttered as th will 1 on will the of 11 will of the time at his horn In Saxony on CANARD DENIED BY THE Tho convention wore purely of A routine True Thit Secretary Shaw Hu To Washington Oct 20 Roosevelt Ins a de of the rumor lhat the cabine crisis his out nt posta S th story that Shair him an to the he would If Comptroller of irons ury was A R G Reports of the nf A- Uto The for he WAF steel ani Meet D C IV t The Xi of th anil her President th and Mws Of the Trait 4 T Nineteen of Crew of Thirty are GOVERNMENTS Sen for t Over Hero PAGE A of Carrie Nation Elijah II and Dr Qutition Depended Upon T Strengthen Oct The of Ih French toJa promise to be more than ordinarily n The O i Ion whose on ly hope tiy In of a In tht noti thoroughly and the Coom bca government will car Its programme through wilh a sur hand The policy of ite contains three oret a scheme for the a plan for the of court of justice an merit procedure In Morocco a treed upc by FVance Britain and These three as Waterloo Man Injured by Fal From Freight Oct Uon who was Injured fror A Illinois A and un it hospital is his the now hopes WVOV.TI about him In a hut no to lhal ho in A Inu not yet of to a Had he o'clock tonight he In that mte Ma is er Fouth fron Portland last Sunday with for th Dlanco reft boW on last evening ct o'clock during a fog off th and Immediately to s nlr there of savins ship eav the lowered One of the with part of Ihc crew S or the pa ca pa lied as foon a el It tho ship aide ami when IAS waa away without a Hv Icr aboard 3 Tlie boat about dgh 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