Miners to Resist April Renewal as Unity Seeks Signatory Pact
A Shamokin to Philadelphia synthesis reports miners with United Mine Workers delegates plan to reject the April 1 renewal of the eight hour award unless operators agree to sign the union as a party and negotiate a contract terms after April 1. The Shamokin convention will pursue a written contract and conference with operators to reach employment terms, while awaiting further guidance from local unions.
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Kidnapping Report Casts Shadow On Local Recess Scene
During recess a carriage arrived at the playground. Two persons seized Misa Pfeifer and drove away before bystanders could intervene. Police have been alerted and seek any crew involved or motive behind the kidnapping.
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Opinion Decides Surplus Funds Roll Over for Next Year
Attorney General Galentadey ruled that appropriations for the current year may carry any surplus into the following year's specific fund rather than revert to the general fund. Governor Toole asked whether unused portions of a 4 000 dollar allotment for the farmers institutes should revert or be carried over to 190d.
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Hauling Oats To Bozeman With Traction Engine
Special Dispatch reports Bozeman received the largest load of oats to date as a train of five heavy wagons hauled by a traction engine moved from Widen rindl about Inflek miles away at three miles per hour. The grain weighed 26209 pounds or 13 tons, over 820 bushels.
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Dry land farming in Park County yields over 3000 bushels
Mather of Gat near Shields river valley demonstrated dry land grain farming without irrigation. He planted 90 acres to fall wheat and thrash 20 acres to obtain about 3,000 bushels of Al wacat. Mather reports several nearby acres show similar yields, despite arid conditions.
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Normal College Forms Vocal Society at Dillon
Students at the Normal College School of Music organize a vocal society with officers Lena Levell as president and Verora Lintore as secretary. They plan performances for the public and a mathematics lecture series is announced for Sunday evenings.
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Train wreck in Texas near Aledo leaves crew hurt
A Texas and Pacific passenger train wreck near Aledo caused one fatality and multiple injuries. The forward engine’s fireman died, the two engineers and fireman of the second engine were scorched, and several passengers sustained injuries including an arm break.
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Long Voyage Anta Arrives on Indianapolis Steamer
The Indianapolis, formerly running Chicago to Michigan City, arrived from Montreal and was purchased by Alaska Steamship Co at Seattle. She sails to Beattie for the long voyage, with her new route preparations under way.
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Yeomen of America Officers Accused in Major Embezzlement
In Itana county court, Charles M. Chanten and Charles E. Corlette of the Yeomen of America face embezzlement allegations. Fraternal group leaders stand accused as 323000 is claimed to be misappropriated by the operators.
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Jury Reaches Guilty Guilm With Forgery Case On Jury Day
The fragmentary report notes a jury verdict of guilty in a forgery case involving a certificate tied to H Lewis. An appeal will be taken to the supreme court. Jury selection began as Morales faces the case with the jury arriving after a long trial.
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Wisdom sought for jail lot in Wisdom village
Nov 11 report from Dillon says Wisdom residents face a jail site decision as county commissioners failed to supply a lot. Local demand pushes residents to furnish land, with plans for the jail’s blank and specifications approved and a construction bid to follow once the community acts.
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Earthquake Shocks Salt Lake City Officials Say
A mild quake struck Salt Lake City at 3 24 this afternoon. No damage was reported and local authorities are assessing the situation.
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