Industrial workers declare satisfaction with conditions and picketing continues
Industrial workers across Southwestern Washington and British Columbia report broad satisfaction with conditions while continuing strikes. Gray's Harbor mills operate slowly as picketing affects employment offices and Tacoma. Strikes influence logging camps, recalls of city officials are pursued, and Union leader Herman Titus returns to Aberdeen amid sedition accusations and release.
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Gray's Harbor
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W. B. Ogden
Hardwick
William D. Haywood
Frazer River Canal
Herman PP. Titus
Inider
Aberdeen
United States
Cornelius HW. Hanford
Sawmill Labor Accord Reached in Hoquiam
Hoquiam Washington April 1 sawmill owners and citizens executive committee reached an agreement setting minimum daily wage at 2.9 dollars for common labor and reserving hiring to white labor with an employment bureau to source suitable men. Owners stated no quarrel with union labor and refused to deal with the Industrial Workers of the World. IW members remained quiet, wearing a badge reading Against the shooting and labor disputes.
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Hoquiam, Waeh
Hoegiliam
Citizens Executive Committee
Abe
Thige
Huauian
Anti-Insurrection Measures in California Border Area
In San Onofre near the county line 50 deputies patrol and searches on every northbound train. Roads and bridges are under constant guard as deputies and citizens head toward Grenge county to locate Industrial Workers bands believed moving toward San Diego. No trace of such groups yet found.
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Fer Diego
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San Onofre
Grenge
San Diego
Enuty
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Everything Will Close in Bozeman on Sunday
Special Dispatch reports Bozeman voters and the city council approved a measure to close wardrot rings alleys and club rooms on Sundays. Mayor Buol supported closing at night with the ordinance to take effect in 34 days, aligning with earlier ordinances that closed saloons and similar venues at the same hours.
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Bozeman
Alls Council
Buol
wiAnignt
Anthracite Operators Stand Against Mine Workers Recognition
Report notes widespread talk among coal operators of resisting United Mine Workers recognition. The coal bosses cite the 19th century conciliation board and demand a union governed by anthracite workers. They see limited benefits from a settlement before the Philadelphia conference and expect continued suspension into the month.
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New York
Intheacin
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United Ate Workers
Amelia Ty
Urey
Heli Cansis
Proci
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Philadelphia
Scranton miners push for recognition to gain closed shop
Reports from Scranton district headquarters say half of the local unions in the Scranton Wilkes Barre area have adopted recognition resolutions. The drive aims to end the check off and require coal companies to forward dues to union officers, with more locals expected to vote before next week’s Philadelphia conference. The move seeks to unite mine workers under a single bargaining line to strengthen demands.
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Philadelphia
Scranton
Ikel
Wnion
Scranton- Wilkesharreerritory
Blame for Trouble Laid on Woman by Young Thomp son
Beattle April 5 Frank Thompson aged 21, son of a Toy An eccles banker, pleaded guilty in circuit court to larceny for cashing a forged $15 check. He testified an entanglement with a woman caused his trouble and that he lied to his father about marriage and a death in the family. He said he had been getting support from his father and had eaten nothing for three days while awaiting more money from Los Aneule before the check cleared. The judge deferred sentence after receiving a telegram from the father requesting information.
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Lax Aneule
Beating Charge Looms In Dillon District Court
Special Correspondent reports in Dillon that Wy. Pitter is charged with beating Sam Nanandy a Japanese porter with a revolver in Dillon. The case drew attention in the district court as judge presides over the matter amid a stormy day. Farmers prepare for heavy snow as Beaverhead River rises and forecasts warn of more unsettled weather.
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Dillon
Apel
Pitter
Charles
Aumelite Salon
Distret
Wieemia
Pioneer Found Dead in Harddaty City Halloween Night
News from Harddaty reports the discovery of a pioneer dead in the city yesterday. Grant Core Mon and friends received the tragic word through Tutte and Maree A. Th Pork, confirming the loss and prompting condolences from the group.
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Maree A
Monty
Tutte
Grant Core Mon
Local Classifieds Prompt Quick Results Ad Copy
A garbled notice urges standard want ads and quick results. It references school management and neighbors without clear details, hinting at a market or classified placement. The readable phrases point to ad copy guidance rather than a complete news item.
Cross Examinations Unfold In Seattle Court Martial
Court martial proceedings in Seattle reveal testimony by Alva McReynolds and Lt Jones. Mrs Morteynolds, ill from nervous strain, was excused from the witness stand as defense questions focus on marriage, loyalty to sons, and alleged arrangements at a Bremerton hotel.
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Seattle
Margevey Meynolds
Ghindler
Donce
U.S. ON
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Alva. McReynelly
Jones
Lic
Curles & McReynolds
U. S
Ansered
Bremerton
McReynolds
Officers Use Clubs On Rioting Strikers
In Garfield outside the Garield silt mills deputies clashed with strikers as bricks and stones flew. Deputies used clubs and revolvers while securing six arrests. Dozens of women were reported among the wounded as strikers, led by Charles Roth fisher, resisted orders outside the Plant.
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Garfield
Charles Rothfisher
Henry Pagan
Trent
Rothileler
Ls Shoritts
Militer Preserves Ordes Amid Textile Strike Turmoil
Military authorities maintained order at New York mills as textile workers struck on Good Friday. National guard dispersed crowds with women offering the strongest resistance while broad attendance at county mill services reflected the tense yet restrained atmosphere during the disruption.
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X.Y
New York
National Guardamen
Illite 95
Cn Re
DOVS TURN TWAY HEN It Take Uta April and Two Highwaymen
A rough description of a robbery on South South and Fourth East streets ends with injuries to a shopkeeper named Connor. The article notes two highwaymen and a tense confrontation with improvised weapons and handkerchiefs used to obscure faces.
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Uta
Rheir Khot
Connor
Unclear Paradoxical Monastic Errors Reported in Sacramento
Fragmented OCR summary describes baseball figures, teams, and matches with scattered names like Vernanites, Angles, Steiger, and Harvortes. Mentions of April events, Los Angeles, Oakland, and Philadelphia teams mix with stray notes on dog races and injuries. overall, readable facts are sparse and inconsistent.
Champlons Tie In Semi Finals At North South Amateur
Apel and Topping of Greenwich Country Club defeat Charles Frana Jr of Edgewater Vie UiletoelWer and the Trenchshan PON on the nineteenth green in the semi final round of the North and South Amateur Golf Championship. Waivers were asked on Clayor Almeida of the Cubs in Newer foreign contexts.
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Tinehurst
Apel & Topping
Greenwich Country Club
Charles Frana Jr
Edgewater
Vie UiletoelWer
Trenchshan Pon
Canucks Fall to Cleveland Athletic in Hard Fought Game
The Canadian all star team was defeated by Cleveland Athletic here tonight by a score of 4 to 2. Washington and Apel led with strong plays as both teams battled for control. The match featured tight defense and key turnovers that shaped the final outcome.
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Rome
Alaska
Rexander Voknsen
Debusan
Caudle
Sateluch
Hylmson
Passog
Camp Haven
Lomillon Trin
Scotty Allen
Mr Chars BE
Berkeley Gal
Charles Duhhson
Tolmsen
Alexander Holmaen
Joldohnaen
Slverlan Walt
Holmaen
Nowra
Niles
Noma
Allen
Charles Jolyon
Fox Hamaay
Oliver Tenn
C. Rhabfard
Trating
Adhnéan
Blatchford
Abe
Lan
Canucks Batten
Cleveland
Ono
Apel
Hockay Iéam
T Hat
National League preview by Foster plans stiff coverage
Tah Foster, editor of the official National League title, previews the league with personnel and prospects for each team. The Standard Sunday will publish a series of articles, promising authoritative insight and strong interest as teams move toward the post season.
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Paseball
Foster
Race course policing debated in city telegrams
A telegraphic note from Vanderbilt weighs city policing for the race course. Officials discuss protection costs and who will pay, with mentions of Ang, Sand Cot and a date around the fifteenth.
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Wee
We We Vanderbilt
Wittonal Maboiote
Ge Kanatten
Aneet Tranarrog
Piake
Promeatara
Dake Witt Te Beeween Ang
Princeton U Defeats in Aquatic Meet Record Breakers
Princeton University was defeated, but its aquatic team set two new world records. The relay team lowered the meet record to 118 25, and Harry Webner clocked a 10 yard back stroke in 13.34, breaking prior marks by about 400 nanoseconds. Priveton and Lo won the relay.
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Princeliyny University
di Minis Athletic
Elu Tonlalt
Estatl
Pha Felay
Harry Webner
Privetton
Oops. Not enough clear data for a proper headline
A fragmented OCR passage mentions James Watuto of Denver and Alfred De Oro of New York with references to a national championship trophy and participants from various cities. Details are garbled and unreadable, making a precise summary difficult.
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Ducadelphia
James Watuto
Denver
Alfred de Oro
New York
Edsward Ralph
Ehanpionshis
Meorrows
Frank Liserman
Washington
Wew
Wile Yon
Hackensack
Nooo
Mt. Sharman
Wilson
Weaton
Chicago
Beth Place
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