Breach Widens as Switchmen Strike Threatens Railroads
A dramatic labor dispute unfolds as switchmen threaten a broad strike amid stalled negotiations. Reports from Washington, Chicago, and BeSTon detail union leaders' warnings of unified action by all orders, Governor Thorpe under pressure to intervene, and ongoing talks with railroad officials and labor representatives to avert paralysis.
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Phonfer
Tminwley
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Mrs Stewart-Ford Ruled By Fall in Embezzlement Case
Cincinnati dated report states Mrs. Stewart-Ford, charged with blackmail in a $3000 embezzlement from Cincinnati office of the Big Four railroad, faces trial after her attorney seeks confirmation citing a severe fall on frozen pavement. The demurrer was overruled and trial readiness noted with Ware as principal witness.
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Lori Trestecrar
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Orda
Montana Wing Construction Sparks Capitol Debate
A special session in Helena this afternoon debated using Montana stone for the capitol wings. lawmakers weighed contracts, costs, and impacts on the project, with a push to curb new material questions as sentiment favors delaying decisive action. The senate prepared for a morning session as observers noted possible curtailment of plans to complete the structure within budget.
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B. J. Daly
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Duvar
Ings
Minera
Montana
Selvidge
Billings Chamber of Commerce
W. BR. George
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Gousberger
Paitte
George Atover
Archibald
Great Falls
Bedford
Mity
New York
Ledford
Ain
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Board of Examiners
Capitol
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Helena
Senate
Governor Points To Lawful Limits On Montana Materials
Governor cites the board of examiners adherence to enacted law and assigns legislative assembly ultimate authority. He questions whether Montana produced materials justify higher costs for wing construction and suggests inviting bids from all Montana producers to ensure fair competition and potential savings.
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Tales of Disaster Sweep New England Coast
Storms flood the Massachusetts coast as wreckage washes ashore Maine to Boston harbor. The Palmer, a 12 man crewed ship, is missing with signal boxes bearing its name found among debris. Nantaska and Belle Selliday wrecks ashore, crews unknown. Coastal towns report widespread damage and telegraph outages hinder communication as vessels run aground along Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard.
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Heney Seeks Settlement Over San Francisco Prosecutions
New York detective Francis J. Heney files suit against William H. Crocker over alleged graft prosecutions in San Francisco. Heney seeks to settle whether the prosecutions were honorable and legitimate, amid public disputes and a push to preserve jury impartiality in a case viewed as a test of corrupt accusations.
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Conference heads wage demand talks for railroad workers
Washington officials press a unified labor conference on wage increases for railroad employees. The four brotherhoods are excluded from direct membership, spurring debate on representation. Thomas H Stangago leads the Switchmen Union of North America in St Louis with 25,000 trammen in the area, ready to act if ordered to strike.
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Mediation talk between nations sparks hopes for peace
The article reports on a high level mediation push involving President MadLrix and General Mstriada amid calls for reestablishing dialogue. Officials promise to arrange talks with peace commissioners from both sides to pursue a potential settlement, signaling cautious optimism in the face of recent tensions.
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Secretary's Judgment Warped by False Reports
Nicaragua based coverage recounts President Zelaya accusing U.S. vice consul Knox of false reports shaping official stance. Zelaya discusses Cannon and Crowe, the Nicaragua revolt context, and his plan to seek asylum or return to Mexico City if climate permits. He praises Mexican officials and references Cuban-conservative parties amid regional tensions.
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Court hearing reveals strain in Brokaw marriage dispute
In a Minnesota court session, Mrs. W Gould Brokaw questioned her husband about reconciliation as he denied eagerness to remarry. The trial highlighted his statements on love and trust, with testimony on surveillance, letters, and Mrs Brokaw's strong reaction during cross examination.
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Printing reform urged by Typographical Union in state
A Helena dispatch reports Governor Naryls relayed a copy of a legislative resolution. The Typographical Union No. 9 asks the governor to send a special message to the Legislature urging an amendment to state printing law. The measure seeks to require blank books and printing used by state agencies be done in the state to promote home industry.
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