Terms of Peace Circulated by Feds In Baseball
A Chicago Daily News dispatch reports alleged federal terms for unifying professional baseball. The plan envisions federal players returning to organized baseball, with some punished for jumping, and negotiations hint at three major leagues or absorption of the Federal League. Ohio Federal owner Charlene Weethman and others discuss the accord amid public weariness of court battles.
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Trederal Ican
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Bali Sauin
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Soto
Federale
Charlene Weethman
Ohio Federale
Baden
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Pennsylvania Railroad Embraces Open Shop Policy
Washington May 5 The Pennsylvania Railroad answered charges of unfairness to organized labor before the United States commission on industrial relations declaring it did not oppose granddation its employes but insisted on the open shop principle and opposed unions with limitations that might trigger sympathetic strikes. W W Atterbury vice president said we would welcome closer relations with our employes under proper auspices and would welcome an organization of all Pennsylvania employes among them without entangling outside finances.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
United States Commisson
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Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Mediation Favored By Atterbury For Interstate Labor Disputes
Mr Atterbury champions mediation as the best means to settle labor disputes and says he would welcome a federal workmen compensation law for Interstate commerce employees modeled after state laws. He argues that anything good for the railroad benefits the employer and support for such measures aligns with railroad interests.
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Atterbury
Daly Addition and Annex Transferred to City of Butte
Daly Addition and Annex officially transferred after a May 1913 purchase from the Daly estate. A deed filed with the county clerk conveys 14 blocks to the Daly Addition company. Real estate men estimate under $100,000 involved as the land surrounds the race track and about half the lots have been sold since the estate purchase.
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Daly
Daly Addition
Butte
Daly Addition Company
Safeguard for Girls at YWCA Convention Opens
Los Angeles May 5 The fifth annual national convention of the Young Women's Christian Association opened to discuss safeguards for girls and standardization of character. Leaders warn girls face stronger temptations than before and will examine virtues and faults, with national secretary Miss Louis Holmquist noting issues like overindulgence and pretense.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Young Women's Christian Association
Louis” Holmsquist
Woman Drowns After Jump From Bridge Into River
H W Harlan of Tacoma swam across the Oregon Washington Railway bridge and leaped into the Chehalis river near Aberdeen while in a state of intoxication. He perished. three letters were left behind, one explaining the motive.
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Aberdeen
Wasn
H.W. Harlan
Tacoma
Chehalis
A Sale of Household Supplies Ad in Various Bargains
A sale advertisement lists assorted household goods with low pricing in cents and dollars. Items include pillowcases at 12 00, Turkish towels 15¢, table damask 49¢, and white sheets 65¢, highlighting value and regular stock in a period sale.
United States Marshal Ashridge Takes Oath in Montana
Judge Bourquin administered the oath to Joseph L. Ashridge of Roundup who immediately began duties as United States marshal for the entire state of Montana Acting President and Montana senators had previously approved the appointment after weeks of consideration William Lind isment was mentioned in connection with the process but the official record centers on Ashridge taking office and commencing duties.
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Judge Bourquin
Federal Court
Joseph L. Ashridge
Roundup
United States
Liberal Culture Club to Hold Annual Meeting
The Liberal Culture club plans its annual gathering with the last session of five years’ work tonight. Officers will be chosen for the coming year as plans for next year’s activities are outlined. Several property transfers and minor notices appear in the accompanying financial and real estate listings.
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Liberal Culture Club
Property Transfers Involving Thibedeau and Gidel
In Hamilton addition block 46 and Northern Pacific addition Marie Thibedeau transfers to M H Gidel. The Columbia addition and Vanderbilt addition convey lot 4 block 4 for $1. Details reference property transfers across multiple additions and a nominal price.
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Hamilton
Northern Pacific
Marie ‘Thibedeau
M. H. Gidel
Columbia
Marie Thibedeau
MH. Gidel
Vanderbilt
Monroe Parent Teacher Circle Formed At Meeting
A large Monroe school meeting led to the creation of a parent teacher circle, adoption of bylaws, and unanimous decision to affiliate with the state Association of Parents and Teachers. Enthusiasm signals broad parental interest in the movement.
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Monroe
State Association of Parents
Sues for profits on big order for ammunition
New York May 5 suit for 1 050 000 estimated profits on an order for rifles and cartridges totaling 58 500 000 in value, filed in the supreme court by Robert De Clairmont against Richard Mader. The suit says profits would have accrued had the defendant kept an alleged agreement to sell 709 000 rifles and a billion pounds of cartridges. It does not disclose the ultimate intended buyer.
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New York
Supreme Court
Robert de Clairement
Richard ‘Mader
de Clairmont
Prank Case Mandate Upheld by Creme Court
Washington May 5 The Creme court issued its mandate affirming the Georgia federal district court ruling denying Leo M Prank habeas corpus. The action by Pranks counsel is seen as speeding a commutation plea before Georgia officials for the murder of Mary Phagan.
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Leo M. Prank
Creme Court
Georgia Federal District Court
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Tete
Frank
Geo State
Mary Phagan
Brother Harry cleared of complicity charge in Idaho case
Boise, Idaho May 5 Harry F Allen of Twin Falls was acquitted of complicity in embezzling more than 10 0 by his brother C V Allen former state treasurer now in state penitentiary Testimony for defense was absent The brothers shared a farm interest and drafts between 20000 and 25000 were drawn on his brother with state funds New York May 5 a Brooklyn sales manager who led a double life and highway robbery ring was sentenced to Sing Sing for not less than 10 years and not more than 15 James Cunningham chief accomplice sentenced similarly and two other accomplices received two to five year terms
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Idaho
Harry F. Allen
Twin Fails
C. V. Allen
Twin Falls
H. F. Allen
Ness
New York
Pnitip
Masury Pai Pany
Brooklyn
Bank Measen
Sing Sing
James F.cunnin
Enforced Layoff Hits Federal Custodial Staff
Washington May 5 Treasury Secretary Newton announced drastic payroll cuts forcing eight day layoff for all custodial staff in 896 federal buildings nationwide. Over 4,500 workers affected with strict enforcement across supervisory levels. Grant County Pest Losses Rise After Winter Freeze. Millions of pets reportedly killed across Grant county as freeze ends and farmers fear next summer's pest threat near Prairie City.
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Newton
The
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Congress
Grant County
Prairie City
Advancing Methodism Deliberates World Church Budget
ADVANCING METHODISM Chicago May 5 Pusnops Cranston Hamilton Mare and McDowell meet to set world church appropriations totaling about 400000 for missions temperance Bible societies church extension and related activities in the general conference finance committee. New York May 5 Neptune association officials announce wireless messenger use to inform deck officers of incoming steamers about a pay increase. wages cited at 254 dollars monthly.
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Pusnops Cranston
Washington
D. C
Hamilton
Boston
Mare
Buffalo
McDowell
General Conference
Methodist Church
New York
Neptune Association
Fortune
Sweden Maintains Neutrality Amid War Material Ban
Washington May 5 shipment of all kinds of war material across Swedish territory has been forbidden by a royal board of trade statement. The move stops import of war material into Russia from the Northwest and keeps Archangel port bound, making Archangel a practically impossible route.
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Washington
Royal Board of Trade
Toda
Russia
Archangel
Bank daylight robbery ends in banker’s death in Chicago
In Chicago on May 9 Joan J. Slomski, a private banker, was shot during a daylight hold up by one of five youths in a bank. He died shortly after. The robbers failed to take money from Albert Pryzbitek, a keeper, who had come to make a deposit, and fled in an automobile.
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Chicago
Joan J. Slomski
Albert Pryzbitek
White House Chauffeur Fined for Speeding
Washington May 5. Secretary Turnlty testified in police court that a White House chauffeur, driving the secretary home, exceeded the speed limit in the big automobile bearing the United States coat of arms. The judge fined the chauffeur $5 after the official argued the car was moving as slowly as possible.
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Turnlty
United States
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