They Meet Again for a Purpose Next Month
A brief item notes a group or team reconvening next month for a stated purpose. Details are sparse, with activity tied to planning and coordination across involved individuals. Further specifics on participants or exact date remain unclear.
Mitchell Urges Unity to Avert Mine Workers Strike
Indianapolis March 15 National convention of the United Mine Workers of America convened with over 1900 delegates from 1461 locals to consider actions to prevent a general strike on April 1 risking 425 000 miners. The Ryan resolution urged no district sign a wage agreement until all districts stated.
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Indianapolis
The
United Mine Workers of America
O'Cloce
Mitchell
Ryan
Illinois
White House
Washington
Robbins
Committee of
National Civic Fed
United Mine Workers Convene Amid Wage Dispute and Roosevelt Letter
President Mitchell and advisers address the Indianapolis convention as miners and operators clash over wage scales. Talks follow a Roosevelt urged remittance, with Dolan opposed by some and removal of leadership cited. Mitchell reports discussions with Robbins and other operators aiming to restore the two-year wage scale while Indiana Illinois and Ohio operators resist any increase.
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F. L. Robbins
Pittsburg
Illinois
Patrick Dolan
Western Pennsylvania
National Executive Board
Mitchell
Roosevelt
Robbins
Mitchesll
Indiana
Ohio
Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
New York
Shamokin
Francis Robbins
Pittsburg Coal Company
United States
Dynamite Accident Kills Two Men in Yellowstone County
Daniel T. Fowler and Tom Brown were killed when dynamite exploded while thawing it near Roundup. They were blasting an irrigation ditch on Henry Koch’s ranch. Brown died after about ninety minutes. Fowler died shortly after. Both were unmarried and relatively new to the area. no inquest was held.
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The
Standard
Billings
Daniel T. Fowler
Tom Brown
Roundup
Yellowstone County
Henry Koch
Brown
Fowler
Plum Valley
Standards Do Not Go With Cheesy Middies at Annapolis
Secretary Bonaparte told the house naval affairs committee that Midshipmen at Annapolis plotted to lower scholarship standards. He cited a trade union like agreement to keep all midshipmen at equal class levels and discourage brilliancy or superiority among cadets.
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Washington
Annapolis
Bonaparte
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Hair-Raising Explosion Shakes Bellingham District
An acetylene tank exploded behind Mrs. M. E. Alices hairdressing shop on West Holly street in Bellingham Washington shortly after 11 am today. Buildings including City Hall the K P building and the Bellingham Hotel suffered broken glass. Mrs. Alice and two women escaped injury. Frozen pipes are believed responsible.
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Bellingham
Wash
M. E. Alice
West Holly Street
Alice
City Hall
Kk. P
Bellingham Hotel
Great Northern to Spend Over 6 Million on Equipment
St Paul March 15 The Great Northern will invest more than 6 million dollars this year for freight and passenger equipment. New refrigerator cars for meat and fruit will be purchased to improve service.
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St. Paul
Great Northern
Three Men Missing After Snow Slide Near Animas Fork
A special dispatch from Animas Fork reports three men missing after a heavy snow slide near the tunnel yesterday. No contact with Animas is possible now and the rumor lacks confirmation.
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Silverton
Colo
Animas Fork
Animas
British Steamer Drumir Arrives. Drumcraig Believed Lost
The Drumir, overdue 99 days from New Castle, reached San Francisco today after enduring several gales. It is a sister ship of the Drumcraig, which has been reported lost.
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San Francisco
Drumir
New Castle
Drumcraig
President nominates Eugene A. Eager consul at Bremen
The president sent to the senate the nomination of Eugene A. Eager of Illinois to be consul at Bremen Germany.
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Washington
Senate
Eugene A. Eager
Illinois
Bremen
Germany
Russian suits and youth fashions in new materials
The advertisement lists Russian suits with sailor and Eton collars, Puritan blouses, long blouse styles with belts and bloomer pants, prices from 2.85 upward for ages 2 to 6. It also markets boys and youths wear including Eton blouses, Norfolk suits, blouse waists, and knee or bloomer pants, with prices from 2.95 to 6.50 for youngsters and 9.75 for older youths.
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Eton
Six Styles of Boys Top Coats and Reefers On Sale
We display six styles in top coats and reefers for boys with the newest cloth and colorings. Medium weight garments in sizes for ages 4 to 15 years priced at 4.95 each. Full lines of boys hats caps gloves waists shirts and knee pants from 25e and up 50e and up.
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