Mother Jones Recounts 35 Years of Strikes Before Commission
Mrs Mary Jones known as Mother Jones testified at the federal industrial commission on the last 35 years of strike leadership from the Pennsylv ania railroad strike to Colorado battles. She described night marches with strikers, militia clashes, and caring for the wounded, while Haywood argued for class based industrial organization and gradual change.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
California
Federal Industrial Commission
Mary Jones
Jones
Mother Jones
Hank J Goodnow
Johns Hopkins University
Harry A. Cythers
South Bethlehem
William D. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Pittsburg
West Virginia
Maryland
Colorado
Weinstock
Haywood
Pres
Lumbermen to Launch Big Publicity Campaign
San Francisco May 13 a five year publicity plan with a minimum cap expenditure of 0,000 a year was announced at the thirteenth annual convention of the National Lumber Manufacturers association. R H Downman of New Orleans president and Edward Hines of Chicago backed the plan to promote lumber as a building material and counter the substitute idea. The drive aims to enroll about 300 association members with officers elected including President Downman Treasurer J A Forman Pasadena and Secretary R S Kellogg Chicago.
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San Francisco
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Shaw
R. H. Downman
New Orleans
J. A. Forman
Pasadena
Cal
R. 5. Kellogs
Chicago
Butte Briefs Chronicle Local Arrivals
Charles Vanderhook of Bozeman and G A Winslow of Radersburg are in town at the Thornton. H B Kennedy of Great Falls arrived yesterday followed by W A Hurssell from Animas. C H Mallotte from Lombard came to Butte yesterday. Domephouita I of Whitehall is visiting in the city.
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Charles Vanderhook
Bozeman
G._A. Winslow
Radersbure
Thornton
Kennedy
Great Falls
W. A. Hurssell
Afi
C.H. Mallotte
Lombard
Butte
Domephouita i
Whitehall
State banks may join federal reserve system
Washington May 13 The Federal Reserve Board is poised to allow state banks to enter the Federal Reserve System with the option to withdraw their membership. The decision could bring hundreds of strong state institutions into the system, with a forthcoming circular detailing withdrawal rules and a general stance on real estate loans to keep banks liquid. The board aims to avoid hard and fast loan rules while maintaining liquidity.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve System
Hunts Long Fight Against Graft Shapes Arizona Politics
Phoenix May 13 Governor Hunt engages in a protracted struggle against entrenched interests as he presses reforms amid political pressure. The long fight shapes Arizona policy and tests party unity in a volatile state.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Bound Brook Eyes Greek Dance On School Lawn Controversy
Seventeen year old Miss Fitzabeth Pardoe offers a Grecian dance performance on Bound Brook High School lawn if town approves. The vivid display at the Waldorf Astoria sparked debate among residents and officials about propriety, artistry, and local taste, with support from her mother and peers.
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Fitzabeth Pardoe
Bound Brook
N. J
Interborough Association of Women Teachers
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Pandos
Miss Parco
Cap Winidor
Astoria
Jonathan B. Perce
Boand Rook High School
Three Lone Hits With One Home Run Leads Brooklyn Win
Brooklyn defeats Chicago 6 to 1 as three isolated hits drive the victory. In the first inning a long homer capped the scoring, with Black and Johnson contributing. Baltimore also shows a varied battle, while Buffalo and Newark games mix in the day’s results. A women’s club meeting is announced at the president's home on 11 South Utan Avenue.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Fing
Black
Johnson
Pooveveoet
Seaton
Simon
Crate Women’s Club
NO TESTIMONY FOR THREE BIG ROADS HEARINGS END
Presentation of evidence in the western freight rate advance hearing before W M Daniels interscave commerce commissioner closed today with federal testimony for the four principal railroads seeking transportation advances on certain commodities The proceedings began March 4 and the commission directed the railroads to submit detailed cost data for major lines The railroads argued the requested advances would largely affect weaker systems while omitting profits from stronger lines The officials criticized the railroad figures as incomplete and accused them of concealing profits on the best routes
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Western
W. M. Daniels
Interscave Commerce
Southwestern Railroad
Cme
Sioner
Mlei Tislon
Pade
Athern
Union Pa Ife
Maren
Dsints
Interington
CC. Wright
Justin
Cuford Thorne
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Missouri Pacfic
Chicago Great Western
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Con
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Porosknit Union
Karl & Wilson
STAR
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Bearone Industrial Commission
Winttame
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Arad
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O'Connell
Frank J. Goodnow
The
Commisson
Butte Briefs
Ami
Express
State Board of Pardons
Arizona
Ubterner
K. KE. Sima
Florence
Hunt
Miss Ruzabein Pardoe
Tures
Kathleen
the Advi
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Baltimore
T Ui
Baltmore
Smith
Bob Groom
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Buffalo
Piabure
Leclair
Berry
Bhmk
Marshall
Ford
Blair
Rawrema
Newata
Kansas City
Newark
Mullin
Whitehouse
Rariden
Chicas
AT and Leggat
W. Hi. Sperner
Spowane
A. Ley
Dan Sheehan
Denver
J L. Goss
Mia
R.E. Lee
Spokane
Ingalsbe
Missoula
R. V. McBain
Hamilton
Ih. W. Guenther
Janney
Andrew Jensen
Eugene Lee
C. E. Schmidt
Georgeh. Feyder
Helena J. Robert Gay
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