International Typographical Union Agrees Eight Hour Day Campaign
Cincinnati Aug 15 the International Typographical Union adopts a plan for an aggressive push next year to enforce an eight hour day. President Lynch and Vice President Hawkes to work with local unions, with support from Wood and Kaffet, and measures include an per capita assessment and a referendum. The convention also notes plans for next meetings and other union actions.
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Cincinnati
International ‘Typographical Union
Universal
Lynch
Hawkes
Wood
Michael Kaffet
Cigar Makers’ National Union
Nbx
William Reed
Nashville
Portland
Ore
St. Louis
Los Angeles Union
Hay
John E. McLaughlin
New York
General Offi
Indianapolis
Guam legal confusion prompts navy inquiry on powers
An anomalous Guam governance issue arises as Governor Schroeder seeks Navy Department guidance on his authority. The island formerly used Spanish law with limited appeals, but American control has curtailed appeals to Madrid, leaving questions on jury trials for American citizens and the proper remedy. The judge advocate is expected to render an opinion.
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Washington
Guam
Schroeder
Navy Department
Congress
Ain Leary
Court of
Law Judicial Tribunal
Court of Cassation
Philips Pines
Madrid
Philippines
Secretary of the Navy
Navy
Depa
Darling
Dorothy Mining Company incorporation filed in West Virginia
The articles of incorporation for Dorothy Mining Company were filed today in the secretary of state's office. The company is organized under West Virginia law with capital stock of 120000 dollars. D M Durfee of St Philipsburg is listed as the Montana agent for the company.
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Helena
Dorothy Mining Company
West Visinia
D. M_ Durfee
St Philipsburg
Montana
Warrant Issued for Zeb Downing on Petty Larceny Charge
Justice Bender’s court issued a warrant for Zeb Downing accused by Averill of stealing a waxon item. Downing, allegedly in Yellowstone Park, fled as officers pursued him. Baldwin and Keon were sentenced to jail for petty jewelry theft without a license after trial before Judge McPherson.
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Livingston
Mvantard
Baldwin
Keon
McPherson
Secretary Issues 1400 Invites for Pioneer Meeting
James U. Baned ers, secretary of the state Pioneers association, announces 1400 invitations for the annual meeting scheduled for the latter part of next month. The event will bring together members from across the state to discuss society activities and plans.
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Ilopectas Umpecen
Evazaara
Selena
State Pioneers Association
James U Baneders
Socety
Dion
Lawsuit Seeks to Protect Stockholders Voting Rights
Denver August 15. John W Gates James Blair John J Mitchell and Arthur J Singer sue Colorado Fuel and Iron Company and several officers in US circuit court seeking an injunction to stop alleged obstruction of stockholders votes at the annual meeting. Plaintiffs claim a majority via proxies and accuse officials of packing the meeting by issuing shares to employees and blocking names from the stock books. Subpenas issued. judge rules plaintiffs failed to prove they could inspect the books.
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Denver
United States Circuit Court Today
John W. Gates
James Blair
John J. Mitchell
Arthur J. Singer
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
John C. Osgood
John A. Kehler
Alfred C. Cass
Dennis Sullivan
David C. Beaman
David Beaman
Colorado
Arthurs d Singer
Wiliam Vailey
Heal Adeadnan
William
Valle
Johnson
Mrs Baker Prostrated After Husbands Burial in Helena
Mrs Genevieve Baker was taken to St Peter's hospital today with a nervous prostration shortly after returning from Boneman where her husband was laid to rest. Local ladies express sympathy as plans for aid are discussed. In other items, horses stolen from the countryside were recaptured and returned to owners Attor John T. Smith John Mew Nevin George Wakefield and Jacob Fredericks among those identified. Deputy Marshal Wall heads north to pursue suspects. A notary public eyes eligibility for registry agent post amid a legal ruling denying holders of public office.
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Genevieve Baker
St. Peter's Hospital
Ountry
Sheriff Beatty
Il Head
Attor
John T. Smith
John Mew Nevin
George Wakefield
Jacob Fredericks
Viel
Rain and hail disrupt crops in Gallatin valley
A heavy rain and hailstorm swept the Gallatin valley yesterday afternoon. The hail caused little direct damage but the downpour battered crops, knocking down hay and leaving farmers with varying losses. Observers note hundreds of tons of hay lay on the ground across farms.
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Wozeman
Gallatin ‘Valley
Water case verdict for defendant in Livingston dispute
A Livingston jury returned a verdict for defendant William Ie Hennig in the Bottler versus Hennig water dispute over eight inches of Last Chance creek water and use of Six Mile creek for irrigation. Bottler claimed rights to both creeks. jury sided with defendant on the contested water usage.
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Livingston
Philip Bottler
William Ie 'Hennig
Last Chance Creek
Yellowstone
Bottler
Six Mile Creek
Hennig
Botler
Six Mile
Ian
Pec
Livingston’ Irrigation Company
Mrs McCloud Sues For Divorce In District Court
Flora McCloud files for divorce from Fred McCloud in district court. George H. Stanton represents the plaintiff, who alleges drunkenness profligacy and failure to provide for her and their son. Husband's whereabouts unknown. summons by publication. They married September 4, 18%, at Fort Dodge.
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Anopacen Oy
Enanuals
Great
Paris
District Court
Flora McCloud
Fred McCloud
George H. Stanton
Shelby
Ince
Mra. McCloud
Fort Dodge
Town
Sugar price cards aim to steady Great Falls stores
The Retail Grocers Association of Great Falls reports cutting sugar prices may be over as competition cooled. At a recent meeting they established a city wide price card to ensure fair profit and restore pricing to a level closer to current market norms across local stores.
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Great Falls
Boxing contest oversight clarified by Indiana official
In Indianapolis on August 1 Attorney General Taylor ruled Governor Durban cannot intervene in boxing bouts. He stated local police must control events. In Helena on August 15 discussions arise over Nashville law school scholarships with two letters expressing interest in the course. Katherine M Murphy seeks an opportunity.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Atornogeneral Taylor
Durban
Helena
Nashville Law School
Welch
Katherine M. Murphy
Get Away Day and Convention Highlights
Delegates at the Elks convention in Salt Lake City disperse, with many taking pleasure trips to California and the North Pacific coast. Denver lodge 17 honors a band director with a gold medal at the Knutsford hotel, as grand officers are hosted at an Elks club reception.
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Salt Lake City
Elks’ Convention
California
North Pacific Coast
Colorado
Utah
Knutsford
Lodge 17 of
Denver
Satriano
the Elks’ Club
Royalist claims spark protest over Brittany school closures
The Brittany agitation against closing religious schools triggers strong debate with Catholic leaders denying anti republican motives. Count Albert De Mun and Abbe Gayraud claim the movement is spontaneous, while rumors of royalist plots and a government crackdown circulate. Folgoet feast drew 18,000 attendees amid ongoing Meon and Fol tensions.
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Brittany
Albert de Mun
Gayraud
Finisterre
Count de ‘Mun
Franklin Coppee
Royalls
M. Chammallaird
Meon
Fol
Boet
Religious orders seek settlement in United States after expulsion
Rome reports several expelled French religious sisters seeking Vatican help to relocate in the United States. Vatican replies no vacancies exist, suggesting Canada instead where French is spoken. applicants resist and push for U S asylum. Great Plains dispatch notes Fred West jailed after rock pile labor.
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Rome
France
Vatican
United States
Canada
United Sates
Great Palin
Fred West
Canada Road
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