Arbitration row dominates International Typographers meet
The International Typographical Union Convention in San Francisco will tackle renewal of the arbitration agreement with the American Publishers' Association, due to expire May 1. President Lynch defends the pact while urging reforms on wages, child labor, and reciprocity, amid broader debates on labor rights and industry standards.
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Grubeighers
Lynch
Indore
C. Mompaten
AVL
Sumainat
John Kirny
National Association of Manufacturers
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Xpress and Examiner
Miso
America
Roosevelt And Togo Exchange Gifts In Japan Visit
New York August 1 Admiral Togo presented a miniature armor to Colonel Roosevelt during the meeting at Sugamoro hill. Roosevelt wore a dark suit and greeted the admiral on the veranda as photographers sought images. The gift, kept secret for months, traveled in a lacquered box. Admiral Togo later went to Carnegie Hall where Japanese guests received a phonograph box as a token of thanks.
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Olsonel
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Sugamoro Hill
Roastvelt
Toxo
Japan
Agg
Cohine
Ade
Togo Treether
Admiral Togo
Oyster Bay
Carnegie Hell
Chindler Hite
Agslatant
Anarchists Clash as Police Arrest Nine in Augured Riot
Feniver Aug 3. A meeting of abs onent wnupEthists drew 200 anarchists who attacked detectives guarding a Roman Catholic church. Two detectives were assaulted, one badly bitten, and weapons were hurled as nine men were arrested and confined in the police truck. An officer sustained injuries while subduing the mob before order was restored.
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Feniver
Triorta
Tnga
Min
Wiacca
Antone Genatrane
Philip Parand
Ha Atranlad
Seaway
Rioting in Liverpool Kills Policeman Amid Strike Turmoil
In Liverpool a transport workers demonstration sparked clashes with police. A policeman was killed, struck with a brick, and many injured. Rioters and officers clashed at St George's Hall and Islington Quarter as troops were sent to restore order.
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Bersons
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Islington
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Ulem
Ulere
Menarraw
Cochran
Biawa
India
Hare
Birmingham
Avaish
Record Attempt For Longest Air Time In Aviation Meet
Chicago August reports a bid to set a new record for total time aloft at the international aviation meet. The prize is $2 per minute in the air, with Arthur Wrindhey and John d. Wrible among entrants. Wrindle suffered a crash delaying proceedings as Sopwith landed and the event awarded prize money for the top flight.
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Chicago
Arthur Wrindhey
Dove
John d. Wrinble
Rao
MISS MOISANT WINS PILOT LICENSE IN AMERICA
Mineola N Y August 3 Miss Moisant sister of the late John B Moisant who was killed in New Orleans last year was awarded a pilot license by the Aero Club of America today She is the second woman in this country to receive a license under the revised international rules Harriet Grimbly being the first Miss Moisant piloted an American monoplane and her figure eights and landings showed veteran skill for a beginner.
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Mineola
Mi Ndis Moisant
Slater
John B. Molsant
New Orleans
Aero Club of America
Harriet Grimbly
Moisant
President carries veto message to capital from Beverly
The president, returning from Beverly, carries a veto message on the New Mexico and Arizona admission in union plans. He aims to send the message to Congress, likely Tuesday, while pursuing a Boston to Washington trip. The dispute centers on the two territories and the pending state constitutions.
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New Mexico
Beverly
Boston
Hirm
Washington
Tomorro
Congress
Thea
Nominated for Presidency in Mexico City Provisional race
A fragmented report notes that on May 19 in Mexico City a group of men backing the interbreandale party announced that Generwd Bomnaria Reyes and Darra were nominated for president and vice president on a national independent ticket.
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Atun
Wweuttoutchee
Pranelacetta
Darra
Generwd
Bomnaria Reyes
Tha “Uberterndleal
Ms Maneral
Two Men Drown Saving Each Other at Clearwater River
William Crow, 41, farmer, and William Choate, 23, son of Fred Choate, Teakean merchant, drowned while bathing near Thompson's sawmill on the Clearwater River. Crow, a skilled swimmer, reportedly sacrificed his life to save Choate who could not swim. Choate vanished after cramping, Crow reached him but both disappeared. Crow leaves a wife and seven children.
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Wash
Thompson's
Clearwater River
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Ansahka
Idaho
William Crow
Teakean
William Choate
Fred Choate
Frack Marquette
Choate
John
Craw
Achoata
Third class cities will be designated very soon
Washington August 1 1916 Encourages by allvessful trial for two weeks of the postal saving system in the rear past offices of New York Chicago St Louis and Boston Festivaster General Mitchcock has decided to extend this system rapidly of all the tariff silte dopae ls for the one around the world amount 70 000 With few exceptions the post offices of the second class of which there are about 1600 already have been gutted and very shortly the designation of third class offices will begin.
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New York
Chicaxa
Rt. Laury
Boston
Festivaster
Mitchcock Hag
St. Toons ii
Typhoon Devastation Kills Hundreds in Japan Coast
A July typhoon and tsunami sweep destroyed towns along Honshu and nearby areas. At least 200 fishermen drowned. Tokio and Shinagawa districts suffered heavy damage as ships and ships’ crews perished. Tsunami flooding left many shelters and homes ruined. naval and fishing vessels were lost or damaged across multiple ports.
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Remipress
Shidzuoka
Tokla
Suzaki
Shinagewa Bay
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Tokio
Kuno
Tosa
Hushidate
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Tritla
Nha
Paliic
Ciety
Kedt & Sawadta
Chiha
Tsurgu
Hayama
Yososuka
Higel
Tokia
Tokio Bay
Four killed as Pennsy train wrecks near Fort Wayne
A Pennsylvanian route train from Chicago to New York jumped the tracks on the western outskirts of Fort Wayne at 6 o clock. The wreck left four or five dead and over 30 injured. Engines and cars piled up, with railroad crews and ambulances rushing to the scene. Unidentified engineers and a fireman were among the dead.
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New Yorks
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Burger
Peter. Malone
Fort Wayne
Flyer
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St. Joseph Hospital
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Eeess
Whites and Chinese Battle at Hanford Killings Reported
Two whites and two Chinese are dead after a clash in Hanford Kings County. Authorities say four others were mortally or seriously wounded with additional injuries. Sheriff reports indicate the incident occurred tonight as tensions flared between communities in the area.
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Resno
Cal
Hanford
Kings County
Congress Adjournment Hinge on Tariff Measures
Washington outlines a likely week ending adjournment as tariff bills on wool, free list, and cotton move. A 29 percent ad valorem duty on raw wool faces final passage and a presidential veto. Senate doubts loom over the outcome, while the New Mexico Arizona statehood bill waits possible passage over veto.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Vata
Lafferty Letter Related to Indiscreet Missive
Washington reports Representative A W Lafferty of Oregon clarified a questioned letter to Miss Florence Ka ylar alleging he wrote to a general delivery clerk she warded off. The missive describes flirtation, a beer habit, and a proposal of a job via a typewriter. The account ties the letter to a Portland newspaper charge and a threatened legal response.
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Indy
Portland Oregonian
A. W. Lafferty
Oregon
Florence Kayl
Lafferty
Florence Kubel
Britt
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