Carpenters Union Walks Out Over Recognition Demands
Not a strike in the usual sense but a walk out by Carpenters and Joiners union No. 376 to force recognition. Five workers left the C. J. Houser planning mill and others were ordered out at 5 30 this afternoon. Houser’s mill runs short handed. union officers say wages are not the issue, only union recognition.
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Carpenters and Joiners Union
Houser’s
Evening Star
Carpenters
Joiners Union
Lawton Emerges Overnight Near Fort Sill
Lawton, a town of 10 000 near Fort Sill, formed after land lottery at El Reno. Thousands of homeseekers drew blanks and head to the three proposed town sites Arardko Hobart and Lawton. Lawton reportedly has 406 temporary business houses with a bank planned and lots set for sale August 6 amid gambling and frontier shows.
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Fort Sinz
O. T
Figaro Interview Claims Boer Atrocities Will Shock World
Paris August 3 The Figaro publishes an interview with Mr Kruger denying Boer cruelties in Kitchener report. He says concentration camp horrors are twenty times worse than Hobhouse stated and that full details will shock the world and push nations to intervene. Levis Leaders ad notes and contact follow.
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Mr. Kruger
Lord Kitchener
Manufacturers Threaten Shutdown Over Anarchist Leaders
Tampa, Florida reaches fever pitch after a manifesto from manufacturers declaring they will relocate their factories if Tampa citizens fail to suppress anarchist leaders among the Resistencia strikers and protect the union's activities. The Resistencia strikers received a shipment of seven thousand chickens today.
Mob Hangs Man After Murder in Alabama County
In Leeds, St Clair County, Charles Bentley a Black man was hanged by a mob for the brutal murder of Jim Vann a white itinerant. Bentley was said to have attempted assault on Vann s wife after the strike, provoking the mob s swift actions.
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Birmingham
Charles Bentley
Leeds
St. Clair County
Jim Vann
Williams
Bentley
Boers in Cape Colony Field 18,000 Men in Rebellion
Lonpos August 3 report from Daily Mail Cape Town says Boers in Cape Colony number between 17 000 and 18 000, nearly all rebels, contrasting with official figures of 1 000. The Daily Express note adds Boer plan to hold out south of the Orange River, possibly six months.
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Cape Colony
Express
Orange River
Phillips Faith Unbounded in Board of Trade Recovery
Curiaco August 3 George H Phillips issues a circular to firm customers claiming resume of active operations by next Tuesday or Wednesday. He argues the worst is told and losses capped around 300000, while about 250000 overpayments from the May deal may be refunded. He expects most overpaying clients to settle promptly after understanding the facts.
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Curiaco
George H. Phillips
The
Board of Trade
Hobson Urges Strong Navy Before 5000 at Monona Lake
Richmond P Hobson spoke to about 5000 at Monona Lake Assembly urging a strengthened United States Navy. He called for annual warship appropriations of at least 25 million dollars and said the nation must project power globally. He framed the Monroe doctrine as guiding free institutions expansion and emphasized maintaining fleets in the Orient and at home capable of beating any European fleet.
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Manpison Wis
Richmond P. Hobson
Monona Lake
Congress
United States
Orient
Conference in New York Could End Steel Strike
In PirrsnurG Pa August 3 indications point to a decision on peace or war in the steel troubles to be announced from New York City today. United States Steel officers set a meeting time with the Amalgamated Association executive board, after accepting a direct invitation to confer tomorrow morning.
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New York City
Amalgamated Association
New York
Roosevelt Addresses Growth of the West in Colorado
In Colorado Springs on August 3 Theodore Roosevelt vice president of the United States gave the principal address at the quarter centennial celebration titled The Growth of the West During the Last Quarter of a Century. The report notes Mangora hats direct from Japan advertised as cool attractive and practical summer headwear. Globe Clothing Co.
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Colorado
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
West
Mangora
Japan
Globe Clothing Coy
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Oklahoma
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Fort Sill
el Reno
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Hobart
Ary Business Houses
Kruger
Paris
the Figaro
Miss Hobhouse
Great Britain
Levi's
Sam
R. O. Watson
Anniston Trading Company
STOKE
Tampa
Fla
Zens of
Resistencia
England
Lonpos
the Cape
Daily Mail
Colonial
O, Watson
Phillips
J. P. Reynolds
Grocer
Burnett & Bellingrath
Hobson
Pirrsnurg, Pa
Quest
United States Steel Corporation
Shaffer
Teddy
Colorado Springs, Col
Tury
Ullman’s
Head To Foot Outfitters
Jos. Saks & Co
Foot Outfitters
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