Labor union vows to question candidates on labor liberty
Washington dispatch reports a labor conference led by Gompers pledging to press Congress to amend the Sherman antitrust law to exclude non profit and farm groups. The address urges mass meetings on April 19 or 20 to protest the court ruling and demand candidates pledge support for labor legislation and workers' rights.
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Moreing Journal
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Supreme Court
Organized Labor and Farmers’ Associations
Labor Workers
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Congress
United States
Executive Council
Pettinger Joins Baltimore Eastern League Club
Baltimore reports pitcher Pettinger formerly with the Philadelphia National club has been signed by the Baltimore Eastern league team. The move comes as Pettinger seeks a fresh start in the minor leagues.
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Rhode Island Fails to Endorse Bryan
The Rhode Island Democratic state convention at Music Hall declined to endorse William J. Bryan for president, sending resolutions to delegates at large to act at their discretion. Eight unpledged delegates were chosen for the national convention, including Governor James H. Higgins and George W. Greene, with Greene a Bryan ally.
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Fishermen’s Convention Attendance Noted by State Figures
Cannon, Providence and former Senator Sumner Mowry of South Kingston together with Senator T. P. Gore of Oklahoma attended and addressed the convention on questions of national interest at its close. They were greeted warmly. Cuban sugar crop slashed by drought. experts estimate 650000 tons less than 1907 from Havana reports dated March 21.
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Moyer Hospitalized in San Diego for Severe Asthma Attack
Chas. H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners is at a sanitarium in San Diego California suffering from a severe asthma attack He arrived yesterday to visit George H Petti bone who is critically ill
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Rulings by Interstate Commerce Commission On Freight and Ticket Refunds
The Interstate Commerce Commission issues rulings on cash payment of freight charges during financial disturbances and denies refunds for demurrage. A round trip ticket refund is denied when final connecting carrier missed before the punched date. The commission rules travel rights on freight trains cannot be limited to one class.
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American car nears Death Valley in New York Paris race
Morning Journey report from Ogden Utah notes the American car left Royalite Nevada at 3 50 am and is likely somewhere in Death Valley tonight. The statian car stopped in Ogden at 4 35 pm and stays until morning as the German car left Sydney Nebraska at 1 pm and the French car left Laramie Wyoming at 2 55 pm.
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American Liner Wins Race Across Atlantic
New York reports the American line steamship St Louis defeats the French liner La Touraine in a famed transatlantic race. La Touraine left Havre Saturday, St Louis from Cherbourg eight hours later. After a six hour duel, the St Louis pulled ahead and crossed Sandy Hook just over an hour ahead of La Touraine.
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Proposal to raise dukes in the Philippines sparks House debate
In Washington, Mr. DeArmond proposed creating domestic Philippine dukes and counts to build a homegrown aristocracy. He mocked importing European titled nobles and suggested Philippine barons could be used to negotiate tariffs and export American daughters as dowries. He argued it would align with Republican policy and save money.
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War scare talk on Pacific navy and merchant marine
Congressman Humphrey of Seattle warned that in a Pacific war Russia could threaten American interests if the United States lacks coal ships and merchant fleets. He condemned the navy built without a strong merchant marine and urged preparedness, invoking the big stick doctrine and a cautious view toward Japan.
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Pacific Ocean
Russia
William Bf. Humphrey
Seattle
Norfolk Republican Club
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Foreign Crank Stirs Panic at Denver St Patrick’s Mass
A Hungarian man named Anlols Melavie caused alarm at St Patrick’s church in Denver during St Patrick’s Day mass. Coroner William Horan questioned him and an arrest followed after concerns of an attack on Father J P Corrigan. Police expelled him under vagrancy threats.
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Priests Face Federal Indictment Over Publication
A federal grand jury in San Juan Puerto Rico indicted two priests Vega and Janices editors of a Catholic publication for printing an article alleging that couples who marry under civil law live in concubinage and that their children are illegitimate. The article deemed obscene and unfit for publication.
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City to Resume $26.6 Million in New York Improvements
Contracting official Metz certifies final last year authorizations and orders $26,600,000 worth of city improvements to resume or begin. The move will create employment for thousands of workers as projects restart amid fiscal recovery.
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Heinze Fined for Contempt in Butte Mines Case
The $22,000 contempt fines on F. Augustus Heinze and two mine superintendents Frank and Treriz were sent to the national treasury in Washington on the final day of Judge Hunt’s extension. The penalties stem from violations of an injunction tied to ongoing litigation over Butte mines.
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Bryan tours Cincinnati area with talks and Elks program
William J Bryan is hosted by Friends at the Business Men's club lunch and speaks at a Covington Ky public meeting titled Why Democracy. He then attends a Covington Cincinnati Newport Elks gathering at the Covington Elks temple with a large enthusiastic crowd attending his address.
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Kalitor Watterson in Havana Arrives as Courier-Journal Editor
Col. Henry Watterson editor of the Louisville Courier-Journal arrived in Havana on March 21 and is featured in local dispatches.
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Union Pacific Refuses Italian Car Access Through Wyoming Mountains
Morning Journal Special Leased Wire reports Union Pacific declines using its tracks for the Italian Automobile in the New York to Paris race. The railroad cites main business reasons citing damage to ballast and ballast extension beyond ties as wheels cut deeply.
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Iowa Governor Sees Taft Nomination In First Ballot
Governor Cummins of Iowa predicts Taft will be nominated on the first ballot and elected, with Bryan as the Democratic candidate. He says Iowa supports Taft and Roosevelt policies, and notes Roosevelt could accept a nomination if the convention desired. Cummins expects a close, hard-fought race but favors Taft.
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New York
B. Cummins
Iowa
Iowa Society
Taft
Bryan
Cummins
Roosevelt
Hayti Refugees Safe Aboard French Cruiser
General Atenor Firmin leads fellow Haytian revolutionists from the French consulate in Gonaives to the cruiser D Estres near Port au Prince. The refugees in the legations refuse to pledge to return home if released, raising likelihood of deportation under diplomatic protection.
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Navy Cannot Enforce Eight Hour Labor Demand
Washington reports the war and navy departments cannot require contractors supplying military needs to employ eight hour day limits. Officials say they lack authority to condition bids on such labor restrictions for articles used by the armed forces.
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War and Navy Departments
Demarest Wins National Amateur 14.2 Billiard Match
Calvin Demarest of Chicago defeats Co F Conklin of Chicago 40 to 60 in a national amateur 14.2 billiard tournament game. A. Wright of San Francisco leads with four straight wins and could clinch the championship if he defeats Conklin. a Conklin win would force a three way playoff among Wright Conklin and Demarest.
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Demarest
Hoppe Beats Schaefer In Billiards Match Showdown
In New York on March 21 Willie Hoppe defeated Jake Schaefer with a 400 to 142 margin. George Sutton beat French expert Cassignol 500 to 266, while earlier Cassignol toppled Slosson 300 to 250 in the afternoon game.
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