Indorsement and Condemnation in Sylvania
A brief note records two figures or groups in Sylvania endorsing a position while another voices condemnation. The item highlights opposing civic sentiment within the same locale without detail on actors or outcomes.
Resolutions and Rallies Split in Steel Strike
In Pittsburg July 20 1991 two major meetings divided workers at Vandergrift Apollo Leechburg and Saltsburg plants endorsing non unionism while McKeesport officials led by President Shaffer urged unity for the Amalgamated Association. Shaffer warned of power balance and urged peaceful conduct as mills face possible non union starts.
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Pittsburg
Vandergrift
Vanderarift
Leechburg
Apollo
Saltsburg
American Steel Company
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
American Sheet Steel Company
Iron Workers
Leechbure
Saltshore
McKeesport
White
Opera House
Amalgamated Association
Association
Shaffer
Trusts
Combine
Woods
Vandercrift
National Tube Company
Steubenville
Ohio
National Steel Company
Mingo Junction
Carnegie Company
Carnegie Mills
Union
Chester
Duncansville
Old Meadow
Saltsbury
Scottdale
Monessen
Wellsville
Convention at Wilkesbarre May Change Firemen Strike
Wilkes Barre Pa July 20 The long running stationary firemen strike nears a possible shift as delegates gather at the convention. Both sides remain firm while discussions continue with potential policy changes on the horizon.
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Wilkesbarre
Clinton Dotson Convicted of First Degree Murder
In Powell county Clinton Dotson was found guilty of murder in the first degree in a conspiracy with James McArthur to kill his father, Capt. Oliver Dotson. The verdict followed a lengthy trial with closing arguments, and Judge Clements sentenced Dotson to be hanged on September 6 after the prison hearing.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
Clinton Dotson
James McArthur
Oliver Dotson
Dotson
W. H. Trippet
Simpson
McArthur
Mr. Walsh
Trippet
Dotson and
Joseph C. Smith
Persinger
Glover
Avon
Mr. Conley
Penitentiary
Mr. Glover
Walsh
Ben D. Lear
Lear
Clements
Kelley
Judge Clements
C. J. Walsh
James Fleming
Mr. Fleming
McMahon
Col
Tom McTague
Smith
McGuinness
Eugene Cullinane
American Gulch
Deer Lodge County
Central Park
Gallatin County
Anaconda
Minton Dotson
Ellis Persinger
Claries Oliver Benson
Benson
Charles Oliver Benson
Washington Gulch
Doetson
Captain Dotson
Oliver Dotson Beecame
Bitter Root
Florence
Helena
Half Way
Missoula
Minor Berry
Berry
Butte
Livingston
Horr
Remarkable Deer Lodge case unfolds in Powell county
A dramatic tale from Deer Lodge county recounts the Oliver Dotson murder and a web of conspiracies involving James Fleming alias James McArthur Clinton Dotson and accomplices. The narrative traces arrests trials motives alibis and a planned confession to exonerate the convicted. The verdict timeline culminates with a swift jury decision.
Heat Wave Continues Across Kansas City and Southwest
Kansas City reports 30 straight days with temperatures above 90, many days above 100. By noon 100 degrees. peak 102 at 4 PM. Little rain in the drought zone across Kansas Missouri Indian Territory and Oklahoma. heat deaths mainly among the vulnerable. Prayers for rain planned in Missouri and Kansas churches following the governor.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Prolonged Heat and Drought Hit Kansas Corn and Water Supplies
Kansas endures another hot dry day with only sporadic showers. Ottawa records 148 degrees. river drying up leaving Topeka waterless. Concordia and Leavenworth suffer heat and prostrations as corn tassels form and crop prospects fade despite brief rains.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Ottawa
Concordia
Leavenworth
Weather Forecast and Temperature Record Note
Denver reports a July heat test with 17 days reaching TM degrees and a notable July 1874 comparison. Forecaster Hradenberg warns of possible thunderstorms and rain tomorrow amid unprecedented heat for the month.
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Denver
Hradenberg
Cadets Overcome by Heat at Butterfield Funeral
During General Butterfield's funeral in New York 25 cadets, largely from the new chase, fell to heat and fatigue and were hospitalized. Most are expected to recover.
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New York
General Butterfield
New Chase
Milwaukee Hits July Heat Record In 19th Century Style
Milwaukee records a July high as thermometers top previous marks. Officials note readings reach a new peak, matching late 19th century records and surpassing most July averages. City observers warn of heat impact on residents and daily activity.
Minneapolis Record Heat Day Hits 102 At 3 P M
Minneapolis recorded its hottest day with a 102 degree temperature at 3 PM. No deaths reported and only two prostrations noted as the city sweltered.
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Minneapolis
Wife of President Kruger Is Dead
Paris dispatch reports former President Kruger notified by cable that his wife died yesterday at Pretoria.
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Kruger
Paris
Brussels
Kru
Pretoria
Miles City Banks Deny Passing Stolen Notes
Miles City bankers deny seeing or handling unsigned bank notes alleged to be from the Great Northern hold up boodle. Officials state they have no record of the notes passing through Miles City banks.
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Miles City
Standard
Great
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