Miners in Convention Open at Indianapolis With 1000 Delegates
The nineteenth annual United State Workers of America convention opens in Indianapolis with about 1000 delegates from coal mining districts. President Mitchell, who has led nine years, will retire April 1 due to health. The body weighs wage talks with operators and future policy, with a push for child labor laws and possible new insurance for miners.
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United State Workers of America
Msat
Mitchell
Union No. 858
Bellaville
John Mitchell
Mitchelaug
Bestel
Western Federation of Miners
Biltehell
Man who removed tanks is placed under arrest
In Sovertown Pennsylvania on January 24 W A years of Quakertown was arrested late last night in connection with a wool's fatal foe. He is accused of having been instrumental in removal from the Twins of the theater of two tanks used in operating the calcium light at the entertainment. The coroner wanted to learn whether tampered evidence of criminal negligence it moved.
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Sovertown
Quakertown
Campaign to Save Congo State Under Reform Agency
A meeting in London led by Lord Maakewell of the Congo Reform agency decided on a more active campaign. Resolutions were adopted and will be communicated to Secretary Root and the Congo Reform association in the United States to incite effective generation.
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London
Congo Reform Agencation
Lord Maakewell
Chrupain
Root
Congo Reform Association
United States
Ee-Eneration
Japan Outlines Policy on Emigration and Student Labor
Japan’s Foreign Affairs Minister Hayashi states a firm policy to investigate the status of Japanese going to America as students, require two sureties, and curb emigration of laborers posing as students. He warns that Hawaii emigration may be halted and adds Mexico is to be restricted, arguing official lines reflect Japan’s international stance and protect US relations.
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Visenunt Hayashi
Tapaney Challer
Foreign Affairs
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Hayash
America
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Foreign Office
Mexico
Sullivan Beats Thomas Yet Loses Final Round Thriller
Boston’s Jack Sullivan won a 10 round bout against Joe Thomas of San Francisco but Thomas staged a remarkable rally turning a near defeat into one of the bloodiest, most exciting battles seen in Angeles. Thomas lasted full distance, staggered but rallied, drawing cheers as the crowd witnessed a brutal, merciless slugfest.
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Jack
Twit) Sulliven
Boston
Joe Thomas
San Francisco
Pactic Athletic
Anb Donight
Thomas
Ramenays
Fason
Sullivan
Thomsa
Button Bee Chicazy and Blosaon Tie Series in Sixth Game
New York January 2. George Button Bee Chicazy and George TF Blosaon of this city met again in the sixth game of the series. Button won 800 to 410, and the men are now even on games played.
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New York
George Button Bee
Chicazy
George TF. Blosaon
Tanish
Button
Soran A oleh ant alnar jondin loses heavyweight title
In Lowell Massachusetts a wrestling match crowned Gatch heavyweight champion of Amer jew at tle vpota house. Gatch won in two straight falls after Ennelling twists in a tense title bout.
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Lowell, Mass
Jan
Soran
A.oleh Ant Alnar Jondin
Amerjew
Women in Business Life in Louisville Report
From the Louisville Courier-Journal women are described as the most highly evolved people on earth because men are enslaved by women. The piece compares Epitetan women’s influence to Spartan men and argues American men are less potent in commercial success due to domestic influence.
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Louieville Courier-journal
Officers Say Nothing Of Tasdale Slayer
The Standard reports no official comment on who killed Peter Tasdale. Tasdale, found with a back neck wound on the 18th, owned ranch land in Cascady and Chouteau counties, lived near Belt Creek, and left an estate around 4000. A neighbor found the body. two people shared a meal with him before death.
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Speely
Standard
Fort Benton
Dan
Bergen
Peter Tasdale
Tasdale
Cascady
Chouteau
Bozeman Ball Players Question Dillon Claim
Bozeman supporters dispute Dillon's claim to last season's abule championship noting Bozeman won two series and Dillon failed to carry honors in nine games. Bozeman plans to publish a season vote tally once ready.
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Dillon
Standard
Jan
Corla
Horse Racing Results From New Orleans and Los Angeles
A compilation of race outcomes from January 21 listing winners and runners up across multiple events in Los Angeles and New Orleans. Notable victors include Firat 10e in Los Angeles three furlongs and Duke of Orleans son in New Orleans selling race, with times ranging from 1:07 3-5 to 2:00 4-5 for various distances.
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New Orleans
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Warden
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Estelle C
Thorn Socom
Etx Fartanes
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Oalland
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Milly M
Perecond
Dorlom
Seawnd
Rave
Simma A
Yosan
Red Hnihira
Vine
Eeling
Conpl
Argorleht
Mme
Shenandoah
Curriculan
Mayer P
Mie
Firth
Mitre
Elevation
Big Store
Mila
Yarin
Judge Nelson
Tavern
Dollie Dolelars
Stockmen Debate Railroads and Land Policy At Convention
The Colorado Horse and Cattle Growers association closed its annual session with a vote opposing federal land control and land leasing. President Murdo Mackenzie warned railroads over transit hours, urging a law to enforce reasonable livestock speeds and interstate oversight. Fort Worth attorney S H Cowan urged legislation to aid the industry, including a bill to curb railroad rate hikes and favor leasing over open range. Gifford Pinchot sent a telegraph supporting range control favoring small holders.
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Denver
Colorado Horse and Cattle Growers’ Association
Tadenal
Ntional Livestock Association
Murdo Mackinzig
American National Livestock Association
Association
Mackenzie
American National Livestock
Cara
Interstate Commerce Commission
S. H. Cowan
Fort Worth
Tex
Congress
Heal
Cowan
Pinchot
Missouri Democrats Rally Behind Bryan in House Debate
A lively floor battle in the House features Missouri figures as Champ Clark defends new members and Payne presses demagogic critiques. Clark counters by outlining Missouri voting trends and declares an intent to nominate William J Bryan for president on the eve of the next election, prompting partisan applause and takedowns from both sides.
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Wiliam J. Bryan
Political Debate Over Nominee Sparks Partisan Barbs
A heated exchange features Republican and Democratic figures jousting over the party nominee. Boutell and Clark spar, pledging support for Cannon as the GOP candidate. Randell’s graft amendment passes on a split vote, while the follow up vote on gifts by senators or members from corporations fails amid loud applause and gallery pressure. The scene ends with a push to recall amid rapid floor activity.
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Remors
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Mr. Bouteh
Ilinois
Joe’ Cannon
Mr. Cari
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Cannon
Mr. Clark
Mr. Doutell
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Boutell
Asherman
Randell
Afr. Payne
Randel
Moon
Pennsylvania
Papke Beats Stanton In Four Rounds At San Pran Armory
Papke of Spring Valley defeated Watter Stanton in four rounds at the Armory Athletic exposition in San Pran elec. Stanton pressed Papke with body and face blows, but Papke retaliated with swift rights and lefts driving Stanton across the ring. The fourth round opened a furious exchange as both fighters battled in a whirlwind pace.
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Boston
Dan
Papke
Tha Ciosa
Papko Edges Stanton In Heavy Boxing Bout
Papko pressured his opponent throughout the match landing a heavy blow to stun Stanton who rose but Papko answered with a flurry of punches. Stanton fought back but Papko finished with a succession of blows sending Stanton down again and the bout stopped.
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Atomach
Stanton
Papke
Two Kentucky Industries Face Shifting Industrial Realities
The Louisville Courier-Times notes night riders from Louisville Countertonr contend that tobacco rotation shows early drawbacks but no industry is a permanent profit. The piece hints at adapting strategies under moonlit conditions, reflecting broader economic tensions.
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