Railroads wage dispute stalls as engineers push for raises
New York March 1 9 The conference committee of managers east of Chicago and north of the Norfolk and Western railroads failed to agree with locomotive engineers who rejected the managers offer and pledged a referendum vote within the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Engineers seek 440 per day for passenger service and higher rates for freight and overtime. Managers cite previous wage increases since 1910 and warn a 19 percent rise would burden heavy expenses.
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National coal strike ends with millions idle and uncertain future
March 25 London reports that the twenty-third national coal strike left nearly 3,000,000 workers idle as industries stall and households face charity. Key talks between coal owners and miners failed to yield concessions. Government secrecy persisted and the conference adjourned to await tomorrow. Railways reported dwindling coal stocks and potential suspension of passenger services if peace remains elusive. UK strike costs estimated around 20 million weekly.
Possible compromise in bituminous coal fields
Cleveland Ohio March 2 Consideration by union officials of a possible compromise in the wage demands of the miners in the bituminous coal fields of Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois resulted today in a decision that when the conference with the operators is resumed tomorrow the miners will adhere to their original demand for an 8 percent increase and shorter hours John P White president of the United Mine Workers of America after an all conference with the union executive board decided that if there is to be any compromise in the demands the proposal must come from the operators The operators already are on Toward Ss being willing to grant an extension of the present wage agreement Regarding the 273000 anthracite miners age no early settlement was In sight It was understood that the board considered a proposal that the bituminous answers drop all these demands except that for a mare pay and that they ask for a five per cent increase instead of 10 Such a compromise already had been considered by the district presidents of the four states directly interested without result.
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Acquittal Expected Of Sugar Trust Men
New York May 6 The note says Judge Hand may instruct jurors to acquit John J Parse Washington 4% Thomas and other officials of the American Sugar Refining Company amid defense arguments. District Attorney Wise argued the insistence of their conspiracy to keep the refinery running and protect collateral. Untermeyer argued the loan and consent aspects while Segal faced a $100000 loan issue.
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Ciy
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Sepak
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Wikenless Segal
Two Valleys Flood Warnings Issued. Rivers Rise
Flood warnings issued for the Ohio and Mississippi valleys amid spring rains. Levees strained in Memphis and other points as the Ohio River swells below the Kanawha mouth. Reports mention rising Mississippi, Illinois at flood stage, and anticipated crest levels with damage already noted in several locales.
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Fulton
Mexico City Federals Win, Defeat Near Corralbot Reported
Mexico City dispatches late advices from official sources claim crushing federal victories over opponents near Corralbot. Reports recount deaths, captures, and a significant setback for insurgent forces as General Salas leads advancing troops with reported confidence.
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Norris May Oppose Dixon In Senatorship Fight
Spokane notes show W J Cochran, Spokane Democratic Club president, friendly with Gov Edwin Norris of Montana. Norris reportedly planned to run for Montana senator again, while Joseph Dinan, manager for Colne Rooney campaign, indicated Norris would be a guest of Spokane Democrats en route from San Francisco to Helena.
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Wickersham Reply Stirred Up Senators
Washington Marcel 26 Attorney General Wickersham refused to supply information on the International Harvester reorganization. Senator Bacon objected to the method of communication and questioned the president’s role. Wickersham said the information was not in the national interest and the inquiry was unfinished. The matter was left for later table consideration.
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Paca
Arresting Bad Man Sparks Fatal Marshal Incident
Fragmented report describes an arrest attempt ending in a marshal’s death. Text reads as a chaotic account with unclear names and places, noting a struggle and a fatal collapse during the incident.
Primary IV Special Session Moves Forward In Press
Today the legislature met in an 8 o’clock Wednesday afternoon session amid debate. Supporters back the priority bill while opponents warn the measure could derail the April primaries. Speaker Charles Williams faces pressure as Rep. McKinley works with the president to steer the outcome.
Suffragette Interaction at New York Rally
A March 23 report describes a New York gathering where suffragette Mind Malone interrupted a Roosevelt event, calling for equal voting rights. Police escorted the activist from the hall as audience reaction mixed with cheers and boos, highlighting tensions over women’s suffrage and political decorum.
Florida may prove to be fastest in the world
An article fragment discusses a swimmer possibly setting world fastest times, naming a competitor Mirsadabide American and noting a record of 22.4 seconds on a Teeilind course. It mentions preparations for a future event at Plovdessive and references cheering spectators and ongoing trials.
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Merida
Emerres
Shack riddled by shot Larson fatally wounded
A violent shooting on the water front left Larson fatally wounded as police responded. Fragments indicate a volley of batters and a barricaded area with officers engaging suspects. The scene involved multiple injuries and a fatal temple wound to Larson, with responders securing the location.
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Dolleta
Hold Primary In New York Today
Election observers note a key primary is held in New York today with several local races and party initiatives on the ballot. Voter turnout is expected to reflect the early momentum seen in surrounding districts as campaigns push final appeals.
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Taft Leads in Indiana Four District Conventions
In Indianapolis Taft supporters claim a majority of delegates from the four district conventions. Opponents support Taft’s rival for the national nomination and report partial wins. Several conventions are reported as split, with multiple delegations emerging for different candidates.
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Corvallis Death Case Burdened by Early Lead
Corvallis tide attorney clings to key lead in murder case as trial proceeds. Death of Blea ten Cer Hur looms over proceedings.
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King and Emperor Meet in Venice in Turbulent Exchange
The king and emperor meet in Venice amid tense exchange as officials discuss oiling deals and imperial influence. The scene on a balcony includes a formal gesture of thanks while planning next steps in the Adriatic region and relations with Austria and Coruna.
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Turmoil in Mexico War Report Reveals Retreats and Casualties
Telegrams describe heavy fighting as federal and rebel forces clash near Torreon and Garrattes. Reports claim Generals Blanquet Teles and Salas wounded or dead, prisoners taken to Chihuahua, and a rebel maneuver driving federals back toward the border after a night retreat and a train sabotage incident.
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Government Hearing Hurdles Amid Bad News Belief
A fragmented report notes public sentiment that government officials face mounting negative headlines. The piece hints at growing distrust and a challenge in addressing concerns as officials seek to respond to unfavorable press.
Delays in Suit Amid University Ad Notice
The suit involving Dean Marten Tabot of the University of Chicago was halted after counsel Frances Walker died. The jury awaited a court ruling as to whether the advertising claims against Dean Tabot would proceed, with local officials and attorneys in argument over the case and its宣 proceeds.
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