US Notes on Chinese Problem and German Proposal
Washington warns of careful handling of the Chinese issue as state department releases the texts of notes to Germany Russia and China. The documents outline US stance on punishments for Pekin crimes and anticipate early talks with Chinese plenipotentiaries to secure order and protections while promising coordinated action with other powers.
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Washington
State Department
Germany
Russia
China
United States
Navy Department
Mr. Conger
Prince King
Li Hung Chang
Pekin
Washington, Db. C
Hill
Department of State
Washington, DC. C
David J. Hill
Freiher Speck von Sternberg
Prince Ching
Adee
St. Petersburg
Mr Wu
Labor convention adjourns after declaring principle over boodle
Special Dispatch from Helena Sept 22. The state labor party convention adjourned sine die after two hours of business leaving the rest of the ticket to the new state central committee with power to fill vacancies. Ferguson praised the action as principle above boodle and McMahon pledged support for the candidate. The central committee was appointed with members named from each county, three Silver Bow nominees among them, and the election of delegates ended with a roll call vote.
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Standard
Helena
State Labor Party
State Central Committee
Ferguson
Central Committee
Clark
Cascade
J. A. Ferguson
Pat McMahon
Smith
Colorado
Waite
Frank Milner
McMahon
Butte
Schoenfelt
Beaverhead
W. J. Martin
Dillon
Broadwater
KR. D. Myles
Winston
Carbon
George M. Jones
Red Lodge
Otto F. Behoenfelt
Great Falls
Dawson
T. Cato
Glendive
Deer Lodge
Lawrence Owens
Anaconda
Flathead
F. N. Nickerson
Kalispell
Granite
A. H
Jefferson
H. I
Basin
Lewis and Clarke
John Orkman
Madison
Jerry Rourke
Whitehall
Missoula
J. EB. Kane
Park
J. W
Livingston
Silver Bow
M. PB
Gerty
Valley
W. W. Hurd
Glasgow
Yellowstone
M. Moran
Sitlings
R Haggerty
Dan McDonald
Strikers Consider Return as Pennsylvania Coal Strike Eases
Philadelphia report notes signs of strikers, mainly English speaking, seeking to return to work after the first week of the anthracite strike. District executives meet as authorities prepare for Monday mine openings. Owners insist on negotiating only with United Mine Workers, hinting at partial resumption of idle mines next week.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Schuylkill County
United Mine Workers
Troops Move to Maintain Order in Schuylkill Region
Harrisburg reports General Gobin's forces arrive with six infantry companies to aid in Shenandoah and Schuylkill County. General Stewart remains on duty as Miller commands the division and Gobin assumes provisional brigade leadership to protect life and property and enforce constitutional rights. Governors and attorneys general coordinate with local authorities.
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Harrisburg
Stewart
Cobin
Shenandoah
Schukikill
Gobin
National Guard
Girardville
Tamaqua
St. Clair
Mahanoy City
Pottsville
Miller
Plan
Franklin
Stone
Kirkin
Indiana
Guard
Wilkesbarre
13Th Regiment
Scranton
Cleneral Gobin
Schuylkill County
Commonwealth
Stene
Miners Grow Restless As Troops Reach Schuylkill Region
Scranton observers report rising unrest among miners as troops arrive in the Schuylkill area. Forest City reports Hillside Coal & Iron workers planning to return Monday. DL&W and Pennsylvania Coal indicate pending wage and condition talks once men resume work. No disorder has occurred despite militia presence.
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Scranton
Nicholls
Schuylkill
Forest City
Hillside Coal & Tron Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
Loomis
Pennsylvania Coal Company
United Mine Workers’ Organization
End of first strike week finds Wyoming valley tranquil
Wilkesbarre Pa Sept 22 The first week of the great miners strike ends with no major disturbances in the Wyoming valley. Officials expect any potential trouble to arise in the Hazelton region where some collieries remain active.
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Wilkesbarre
Wyoming Valley
Hazelton
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Higgins
Joe Toole
Independent Party
Jeremiah McConnell
Heinze
BY Ferguson
Cooper
Schukikill Region
Lachi
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