Bryan arrives home to roaring crowd and calls for reform
An immense welcome for William J. Bryan at Madison Square Garden follows his return from abroad. He urges arbitration of international disputes, denounces imperialism, and defends the income tax while urging anti trust and tariff reforms and public ownership of railroads as part of a Democratic crusade against wealth concentration. The speech links labor issues, political corruption, and constitutional reform to a broader program for national renewal.
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Open Shop Policy Adopted for Postal Service
Washington August 30. The open shop will apply to the postal service after a conference in which Postmaster Fred A Bushe of Chicago Acting Postmaster General Hitchcock and Second Assistant Postmaster General Shattenberger agreed that as long as postal workers follow rules and avoid interfering with nonmembers the employer may affiliate with labor unions The department will protect employees who choose not to join the union.
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Prize Fight Draws Crowds to Goldfield Nev
Goldfield Nev Aug 20 crowds fill the town as visitors pour in for a prize fight. Reservations are full with every room in town taken while betting odds name Gans the favorite at odds around 10 to 1.
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Insurgents Grow in Cuba as Population Flees Cities
Reports from Manicaragua in Santa Clara province describe mass flight as insurgent forces surge. More than 1,000 rebels camp outside Manicaragua. they seize horses and cattle from Kaffenburg & Sona and Manicaragua Tobacco, with rural guards moved to Santa Clara for protection.
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Governor will see Laguna Indians dance in New Mexico
Special to the Morning Journal Santa Fe August 30 Governor Hagerman will travel to Acoma near Laguna to witness the annual festa on September 2. The Acoma dance draws many tourists and is among the most picturesque southwestern ceremonies. Attorney General Won Reid will depart for Roswell as district court opens next week. An appellate court affirms a mandamus refusal regarding Mutual Life trustees. a further appeal is expected. The Elewick Lodge underwent quarantine at the Delaware breakwater after a yellow fever–like illness aboard. Equitable Life accepts resignations from George J Gould and Judge Cody Herrick.
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Drunken driver beats cook with beer bottle near Sugarite Canyon
D F Delaney, about 45, was assaulted by Michael Corcoran a Utah Construction driver. The attack occurred on Sugarite canyon road as Delaney was being taken to a railway camp. Delaney was left for dead. Sheriff Littrell and a posse found him and he was taken to a ranch house then Raton. Corcoran was arrested on assault with intent to kill and jailed.
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Labels for meat packages tighten under Wilson plan
Washington Aug 30 Secretary Wilson told forty packing houses that labels must clearly describe meat articles and ingredients for interstate shipment and that a fixed percentage of stock would be inspected for compliance. He said the aim is honesty without causing unnecessary hardship.
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Dead bank president Hippie linked to embezzlement
Philadelphia reports tying Frank K Hipple president of Heal Estate TrustCo to embezzling securities worth 65009 securing 50000 and a 5 million loan. Receiver George Karle Jr says directors unaware and money stolen before Hipple’s death. Nevada governor John Sparkes renominated by Democratic convention in Reno.
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