Judge Holds Open Shop Stand Against Union Methods
Chicago December reports judge Jesse Holdom fines Franklin Union No 4 press feeders one thousand dollars for contempt of court after ruling the union as a corporate entity violated an injunction by interfering with employers. The case sets a precedent against unions as corporations with a broad ruling on open shop principles and related threats against union activities.
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Pranklin Union
Jesse Holdom
Holdem
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Proctor Dies in Washington Former Civil Service Leader
John J. Proctor of Kentucky and longtime friend of President Roosevelt died in Washington at age 59. He had attended the Cosmos Club gathering and the National Civil Service Reform meeting earlier, with health failing after a late afternoon attack. He served as president of the Civil Service Commission and was a noted advocate for reform and public health services.
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John J. Proctor
Kentucky
Citled States Civil Service Coast Mission
Roosevelt
Catayine Peetoria
Cosmos Club
Duttimere
National Civil Service Reformy Cessorha
Cosmos
Freehab
Record of Severe Cold Wave Across North Central States
Dispatches report a brutal cold snap sweeping from North Dakota into Kansas and the North Central region. Temperatures fall to near zero with winds around twenty four miles per hour, crippling streetcars and freezing facilities in cities including St Louis and Omaha. The freeze deepens as arctic air spreads northwestward, promising continued frigid conditions through the week.
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Topeka
Peter Vera
Kansas
Kian
Omaha
Dee
Owen
GwWeloek
Macday
Morning Journal views on statehood and Arizona balance
The article discusses the Morning Journal mission to reflect true sentiment in the territory and argues New Mexico and Arizona seek statehood with mixed local support. It notes divisions over joining with New Mexico and the desire to avoid unequal conditions and loss of rights.
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Morus Journal
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Gister
Statehood
Arizona
Fouth
New Moexteo
New Mexican
Ari
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Aunion
Staten
Alleoxercine
Sonempot
Terclare
Arion
Col Abolander
Democratic Senators Hold Lively Caucus on Cuban Reciprocity
Democratic senators in Washington debated the Cuban reciprocity bill and decided not to offer amendments before the next Senate vote. The caucus followed a committee recommendation to avoid amendments as a discussion trigger, while some members argued for changes to protect sugar interests.
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Touishina
Ayd
Bertroy
United States
Mepew Oon
Clay
Chu
Weather and transport notes from Washington dispatch
A fragmented Washington wire reports December 12 forecast updates for Bieyieneceives di Bima and nearby areas. Mentions Pew b2 and Welly 2, with a late arrival today forecast for New Mexton wot Atona. Pow Souder and Mon Wy also noted in brief.
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Washington
Convention plans form at Chicago with Pillsbury and St Louis rivals
National committee members met in Chicago to set convention plans with rival bids from Pillsbury and St Louis. Funds were discussed as Chicago led with strong support while statements and positions of the new committee emerged. Members debated several questions and committees were formed to address social and policy issues ahead of the gathering.
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W. D. O'Brien
Chicago
A. M. Craig
Tresurer
Weightley
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St. Louis
Yaks
Pittatiurs
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Nile
West Virginia
Benwter Hanna
Arlington Hotel
Bell May Command Troops in the Isthmus
An order from Chief of Palace Kieley prohibits hexing exhibitions by legimate clubs. The planned text Thureday night fight between Abe Atter and Harry Forbes has been annulled.
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Dee
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Palace Kieley
Abe Atter
Harry Forbes
Colombian forces land 4600 to invade Panama via Cape Tiburon
Advices from Cartagena report General Pustamente and Ortia landing 4600 men at Cape Tiburon to cut routes through the mountains for a Panamanian invasion. Cartagena also holds a standing army of 1000 men, indicating preparations for broader action across the region.
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Cartagena
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Generato Pustamente
Ortia
Cape Tiburon
Atrate River
Topeka Washburn Socialist Club Discontinued
The Washburn College faculty ordered the socialist club disbanded after letters from eastern financial supporters threatened to cut aid if the club continued. The organization, linked to Rev Charles Sheldon’s followers, included Jewish students among its members.
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Topeka
Kan
Washburn
Charles Sheldon
Peabody ando the militia defy the court at Cripple Creek
In Cripple Creek authorities act on a court order to release inmates as Militia forces resist the ruling. Judge Moods reviews arguments from Western Federation of Miners attorney Brieck de bbergge while Mother Jones plans to organize unregistered miners in Wyoming. Mine owners’ association seeks to enforce wage-related charges on ore shipments.
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Cripple Creek
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District Court
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Attonney
Western Federation of Miners
Mother Jones
Mike More
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Wyoming
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Ree
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General Bell Called to Washington Over Isthmus Situation
General J. Franklin Bell, commander at Fort Leavenworth, has started east after a message directing his return to Washington. Officers say Bell may conference on Panama Isthmus events as U S troops reportedly prepare movement toward the isthmus amid Colombia tensions. communications from Colon note eight hundred Colombians aboard a French steamer.
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Kaw
J. Franklin Bell
Fort Leavenworth
Washington
Ile
Bett
Patamea Traters
Hell
Stiff Collore
Colombia
Troopa
United States
Pane
Bell
Americans Win Honors in Six Day Bicycle Race
In New York the six day race drew entrants from several nations with American riders securing most of the prizes. Notable performers included Floyd Keete of Newark and Nat Wunder of Cambridge who led the American contingent to victory amid strong international competition.
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Tiete
Hem Manned
Tellemees
Theorke Nannie
Chicago
Ain Nat Hutter
Floyd Keete
Newark
Anal Aley Pefevech
Dame
Jean’ Gott« Goitz
Sywitverland
Flenek — Caterer
France
Arthur von Deretyet
George Leander
Nat” Wunder
Cambridge
Iad Krebs
Alee” Peterson
Ite Newkirk
Cee
John Docubsos
New Maven
Bede
Lynbrook
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