Labor Federation Plan Aims to Settle Telegraph Strikes
An emergency meeting of the National Civic Federation and local telegraphers union outlined a plan to ease labor disputes with Western Union and Postal Telegraph lines. United States Labor Commissioner Charles J. Nell and leaders like Samuel Small and Samuel Campers were to travel to Chicago for talks, with a potential general strike discussed if no agreement with employers is reached. The effort follows Roosevelt’s request for mediation and a Chicago conference that failed to secure immediate concessions.
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Yorks
Ams
L—Actinn
Rota
Unis City
Teterrent Mall
United States
Tional Civic Federation
Delivar
Loleagh
Wnion
Ewshal
Nell] J
Chigage
Saimes PL
Archibold
Te Nation Civic Federation
Roosevell
Sneverry Lovd
Fenight
Fioner
Ar. Arenpold
Hnntred
Charles Py Sen
Roosevelt
Hoa
Tintin
Saat Ne
Pecalian
Fedatloy
Lauber
Tall di Rasley
Clademan
Ure
Hersenon
Gonpenrles
Crete
Shaft tragedy and alleged robbery near Milwaukee shaft
A crash in a shaft near Caylad and Curtis leads to the death of Dougherty, with police pursuing a robbery motive. Witnesses describe a drunken fall after being reportedly assaulted. inquest planned as investigators examine alleged accomplices, hospital reports, and toll of the night’s events.
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St. Tyres
Arborea
Dorigherty
Slovena
Lia Exeniinss
Daugherty
Caylad
Curtis
Wrank Sperail
Beenie
Ak Badix
Che
Milwaukee
Vnne
Vireus
Duater
Pac
Montana youths to represent state at national meet
A group from Fort Benton Glendive and surrounding towns gathered for the Secon Mae ting event with hopes of earning the state trophy. Members include Hague of Helena Drogeskhoviah and Solberg of Bye among others, aiming to compete against contestants from across the country.
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Sheek Planar
Standart Halong
Abs
Secon Mae Ting
Hague
Helena
Hirsahy Drogeskhoviah
Roayib
Nogami
Bohevarn
Morry
Wig Mathers
Beggeant Solberg
Cunbor
BIG STRIKE GATHERS STRENGTH PRESS OPERATORS MAY GO OUT
The article reports a threatened universal strike by telegraph operators across the United States within 48 hours, led by national unions. It notes preparations, proposed wage demands, and potential walkouts affecting press and telegraph services, with leaders citing long-unresolved pay and work conditions.
Even the Non-Union Men Quit the Keys at Omaha
In Omaha on August 11 the striking titlegraphers walked out. all union and non union men joined the action. A large afternoon meeting formed plans for a bond of trade, and a central meeting place was arranged where members would report for duty. Officials predicted the next steps would unfold by Monday, with sides to rally and revive labor efforts.
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Chicago
Uitercommenctil
Universal
Russell
Bf Mson
Bnat
Vaihis Union
Vowusdiain
Fennsel
Ritying Walegraphers
Heb
Taandis
Atue Novi
Parsons
Newammunations
Ately
Qeder
Tathand
Quek
Mir
Uyrlele
St Pleers
Neyuntanion
Fiappsal
Mweagre
Inbar
Mathis
Omaha
Qantas
Tehacralide Companion
Aylingiin
Iadias
Wostessea
Deans Atvate
Run Store Clad The Dvastagis Story Variations
A fragment suggests contrasting narratives about a run store clad by the Dvastagis, with ambiguous references to Ess entials and SNES TX Telenaon Solti. The readable portion hints at tension over differing accounts and identities involved.
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Snes TX Telenaon Solti- Run
Denver and Rio Grande strike disrupts coal traffic
Colorado and Southern strike narrows routes as eight coal trains move from Trinidad to Pueblo. Sixteen freight cars halted, with one train to Pueblo and Denver, another to Tealine. Union meet planned to press wage and pension demands, while rail labor leaders vow further action despite rate officers’ silence.
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Denver
Ave
A. D. Parker
Colorado & Southern
Pueblo
Deny
Tealine
Northern
Brotherhood of Haihway "Cralmen
Marlin
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Rio Grande Iien
Hesiumey
Annual Meeting of the Printers in Hot Springs Arkansas
Printers from across the United States and Canada convene in Hot Springs for the International Typographical Union annual gathering. Officials report member totals, per capita receipts, and strike fund benefits while Lynch of Indianapolis outlines eight hour day struggles and superannuated member support plans.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Taior
Agian
International
Typographical Union
Wheelty
Typographical
Judd
Misele
Jeague
Preul- Gent
Dids
Mails Ors
James M. Lynch
Indianapolis
Lynch
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Detroit
St. Paul
Louisville
Colorado Springs
Los Angeles ‘Times
West
Lins Angeley
Amng
Unite States
Canada
Great Britain
Germany
Brance
Veterans of the Philippines to meet in Kansas City
Veterans of the Philippines hold a gathering in Kansas City with delegates arriving from various posts. The event includes sessions led by national speakers, a Thursday banquet, and an excursion to nearby sites, with activities tied to Philippine veterans and the PAL.
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Veterans OF the Philippines
Kansas City
PAL
Speaieta
Thoraday
Banat
Agal Petty Ue
Hanvenwerth
Also Mentioned on This Page
International Typographical Union
Amos J. Cummings
John W. Bramwood
UNION
Gotham
Wade Bese
Civic Federation Plan
Samuel Gener
Goumonius
York
Percy ‘Thyman
Andy
Western Union and
Posts Conmantos
Meni Anodeeds FF
Joseph Ahearn
Manhattan
Thomas Conchae
James Bo Acehtbolt
Clvnc
Brathehood of
Wil
Bettie
Meck Speer
Asia
Dougherty
Twreaten
Ami
Trentlay Camulyian
Ding
Tor Rane
Sherman & Reed's
Marder
Ahorn
Deagheeiy
Parrllathy
Ftaenton
Ariel Jouwelter
Montana
Alderaan
Tenne Avorery
Trads
Pbl
Tirsel
Magarbell
Tai Travis
Ta Niogele
Moleme
Mathilimess
Thie Eltgy
Mucor Donahue
Hiker
Ad Torvik
Glendive
Gag
Minder
FL Aleck
Kallyell
Llons
Witen
Trewt
Pierce
Lyngston
Privat Reavh
Rareaan
Irowics
Wen
SI Highina
Tuaieh
Tomita
Dtnesel
NtSee Che
Attra
West Abuns
Wilehinghan
Elf
Othe Wester
Bocaania Af
Fiona
Tdett
Feparren
Hse
Frany Watley Hassell
Secs Retary
Tolegeay
Ahertins
Ie Peetie Oon
ChfeRd
Mnec
Theine Tomita
Iy Teatyy Estanes
Hans Chistonm
Waabticton Ai Mio
Washington
Gormmerehuy
AL Ak Molin
Gia
Tes Wits
Dvastagis
Ric Grande
Wrenines Glyen
Quemberk
Union Pacife
Marster Morrignes
Tradnimeiy
Condacters
Condado
Chiba
Carrey Wouidend
Wiese City
Delennes
Ain Remilen
Delogetir
Ridley
Arne
Apehue
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