United Mine Workers Elect New President at Convention
Thomas L. Lawter of Bridgeport Ohio was declared president of the United Mine Workers of America at the closing session in Indianapolis on February 2. Vote totals showed 6155 for Lawter, 6247 for W B Wilson, with a large margin for the winner, amid reports of party unity and vows to defend worker interests.
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Indianapolis
Thomas L. Lawter
Bridgeport
Ohie
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
W. D. Ryan
Ilinois
Jonn Faby
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
FY. Lewis
W. B. Wilson
W. Y. Reon
John H. Walker
John White
Town
G. WW. Savage
Obie
Mr. Lewis
America
Attaira
United Ming Workers
Papesh
Mitchell
Wilcot
Dele
Spld
Smelter at Helena Not Be Closed Rumors Denied
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports Frenk M. Stolth denying rumors that the East Helena plant would be cloned after a visit by American Smelting and Retining executives. He says the visit was only inspection and notes rate changes from four to four and a half tied to a December increase.
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Standard
Helena
Feb
East Helena
Frenk M. Stolth
Manseer
Peculiar Request From National Guard Units
Altran Qale and Walkup of two companies received telegrams from Branford Swarts of the Third Battalion seeking how many men they can muster in four hours for mobilization on the Pacific coast.
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Altran
Qale
Ohio officers deny orders to send guard coastward
Columbus officials state they have no knowledge of any orders sending the Ohio National Guard or any portion of it to the Pacific coast, replying to a report from Akron about such measures. The denial emphasizes official ignorance of any redeployment plans or mobilizations at this time.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
Akron
Death of Colonel Lawler Shocks Rockford Postmaster
Rockford postmaster Colonel T. G. Lawler died today. Former commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, Lawler’s death alters local federal and public dispatch plans. Legislative notes include Dixon’s bill extending the decisions of the federal department.
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Lawler
Rockford
T. G. Lawler
Grand Army of the Inpublic
Wastilustos
Dixon
No patenting claims in Bitter Valley under current law
A report from the settlement today notes that under present law claims cannot be patented in Bitter Valley. The official update comes via the envoys on official dispatches.
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Tayee
Favorebly
Sendle
Directors offer prize for state fair poster
In Helens on February 3 the state fair directors announced prizes to encourage home talent. The first prize is 101 dollars and the second prize 25 dollars for the two best Montana artist posters advertising the state fair. Designs must be Montana made and submitted to Secretary Faro by May 1.
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Standard
Helens
Montana
Faro
Butte High Eyes Seattle and Salt Lake for 1907 Baseball Schedule
Butte high school plans a busier spring than before aiming to face interscholastic teams from Seattle and Salt Lake. Negotiations are under way for Seattle and Salt Lake contests, with trip plans to Thale and Washington. Picklebinder Verheyen will captain the team as Montana schools like Dillon Helena and Missoula already join the schedule.
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Coash McMathen
Butte
Tre Yours
Thale
Washington
Seattle
Salt Lake
Montens
Dillon
Helena
Missoula
Verheyen
Picklébinders
On the Race Track Horses win across multiple meets
In Los Angeles and New Orleans reports, Fort Manone, Three Pinions Finiot Hi, Bahlade, County Clerk, Fon Casta, Mark Anthony, Lillian Ray, Donaldo, Monera, Angelus, I. C. Core, Fuslads and other horses win races across six meets. Times listed for each race.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Fort Manone
Hof Shennamere
Sombra
Lacar
Bahlade
Dilly Teylor
Snitreh Me
Golden Wave
Fon Casta
Sinkspring
Hi Caul Cap
Mark Anthony
Botanist
Challante
New Orleans
Beauikte
Lillian Ray
Exotic
Kenmare Queen
Timi
Donaldo
Gratiot
Ben Sund
Monera
Braden
Ucoro
Angelus
Yankee Girl
Meing
I. ¢. Core
Momentum
Gambrinus
Fuslads
Prince Wahenlobe
Sam
Yaris
Rexane
Albert Star
Public Opinion and Federal Oversight of Interstate Corporations
Washington notes public opinion as a tool for enforcing corporate correction and advocates a system of federal supervision for interstate companies. Commissioner Herbert Knox Smith supports licensing or mandatory reporting to unify oversight, reducing reliance on judicial penalties.
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Washington
Feb. J
Herbert Knox Smith
Bureau of Corporations
Lnter
Ar- Tve
Luc Lureau
How Colds Are Contracted and Cured by Chamberlain Remedy
A dated note claims cold exposure causes nasal and bronchial congestion. It asserts colds are not contagious and urges early use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure colds and prevent pneumonia, citing epidemics as proof and claiming widespread sales.
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Hieryons
Hacking Coughs and a Remedial Cure Mentioned
A historical note describes persistent coughs after colds and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for soothing irritated membranes. Will J. Hayner reports his wife’s lengthy cough improving after three doses, crediting the remedy with relief and lasting absence of symptoms.
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Will J. Hayner
Burley, Cole, Buljelin
Cockran Praises Presidents Views In Heated Debate
The speaker lauded the president as a crusader while criticizing political rivals. He urged that the president’s policy be upheld though attacked by opponents. The clash drew thunderous applause as discussions of law enforcement and reform dominated the exchange.
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Cockran
Sal
Bryan
Cannon
Seator Knox
Taft
Wockran
Shether
Democrata
Cochran
Prisan
Penrles
Hepburn
Town
Roosevelt
Mrs Hepburn
President Hepburn Defends Reforms Amid House Applause
The speaker lauds the president for pursuing reforms while faulting stock gamblers and malefactors. He argues the American people back the executive power to enact measures through the courts and condemns obstructions in Congress. The speech underscores commitment to enforcing criminal statutes and curbing securities abuses amid partisan uproar.
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Hepburn
Congress
Democratic Party
The Childs Life Warns Against Untreated Colds
A health notice urges vigilant care for children with colds by keeping them home from school. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for colds, croup, and whooping cough, praising its safety and ease of use for babies to adults.
Common Colds and the Chamberlain Remedy Claim
The piece argues that colds lead to serious diseases like consumption and bronchitis and warns against delaying treatment. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe cure taken early, free of morphine or harmful additives, boasting thirty five years of reputable cures.
Bandit Chief Ratsuli to Face British Commander
London reports a telegram from Tangier says Ratsuli, the bandit chief, has agreed to surrender tonight. Seven months have passed since his capture by Raisull and his forces, signaling a pivotal turn in the pursuit of the outlaw.
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London
Han
Allairen
Tangier
Ratsuli
Harry McLean
Raisull
Death of Mason Andenbom in Nashville incident
Local report notes the death of Mason Andenbom near a Tennessee station. Comrade Charlie W. Anderson, a member of General Forest's staff and a general freight front official for the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis railway, is mentioned. The event occurred at the home near a station in Tortn, Lotus, following an alleged operator incident.
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Nashville
Leon
Charlie W. Anderson
General Forreat
Ie Nazhville
Cluttanooga
St. Lonia
Aled Dudey Vt
Wmoxoren
Lotus
International Ballet Makers announce railroad strike impact
The International Ballet Makers announce a strike against several railroad lines reported in Minnesota. Officials state only partial backtracking possible and no immediate resolution.
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BL Paul
Mel
Gailyan
International Ballet Makers
Fanton
Foley
Gall
Minnorote
Duch
Meen Ag
Cautionary note on child colds and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A Victorian style article warns that neglecting a child's cold leads to chronic catarrh and fatal pneumonia. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure that prevents pneumonia and croup when given at the first sign, urging households to keep it ready for immediate use.
Evry Bottle Guaranteed Promises Money Back
A dubious claim promises a full refund if a user does not obtain benefits after using two thirds of a bottle as directed. The notice touts cure claims for coughs colds and eye symptoms with a familiar sales pitch.
Baby's Cough Remedy Praise from Aberfoyle Reader
Mr David Maltby of Aberfoyle Ontario reports his baby suffered a four to five week severe cold with risk of worse. After trying remedies without relief he used Chamberlains Cough Remedy and the baby recovered. He endorses it for croup and whooping cough as safe for infants and adults, noting it contains no narcotics.
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David Maltby
Aberfoyle
Alek
Chamberlain
How to Prevent Colds from Cold Weather Habits
Advice on preventing colds through hygiene, diet, and brisk cold-water routines. Gradual introduction to cold exposure, daily sponge baths, and staying active to boost circulation. Recommends Chavalerin's Cough Remedy to shorten colds and deter pneumonia risk.
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