Abducted Tampa cigar leaders return from exile
Eighteen leaders of the Resistencia union from Tampa return to New York aboard the Gertrado after surviving a perilous marooned voyage from the Honduras coast. Depositions describe abduction at Ballast Point, transport by car and tug, and weeks at sea before rescue by an Indian and aid from locals in Nicaragua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Key Wert
Fla
Tampa
Resistencia Union of
Gertrado
Honduras
Lishman
Veldas
Crecenelo Gonzales
Charles Kelly
Lala Barcia
Ballast Point
Hillsborough Bay
Resistencia Union
Samp Place
Ballart Point
Marie Cooper
United States
Brano
al Trujillo
Cabane
Florida
Powen
Bonacco
Key
Poison in the Stew at Fort McPherson Sicks 275 Soldiers
A wholesale poisoning at Fort McPherson infected 275 soldiers after a stew prepared overnight. An official investigation ordered by the colonel is underway as hospital staff try to control the outbreak and determine the meat source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Mct
Herson
Attarta
Fort McPherson
Headland shooting ends in Morse death during warrant service
Near Headland Alabama Morse was killed after opening fire on peace warrant officers led by Davis. The ensuing exchange left Morse dead and neither Flowers officers injured. The incident stemmed from Morse’s erratic driving and threats earlier that day.
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Dornan
Ala
Headland
Morse
Cottonwood
Ootonwood
Davis
Headland Road
Squire Davis
Marshal Flowers
Flowers
Hundland
Coal Creek and Tennessee Coal wage proposals spark miner response
The Coal Creek and Tennessee Coal companies propose three wage settlement options for miners for another year. A majority of miners remain out while Royal Coal and Coke names in the district are unaffected by the strike.
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Coal Creek
Tennessee
Tennessee Coal Companies
Ceeators
Theantil AL
Royal Coal and Coke Company
Breaks in Steel Strike Grow With Daily Returns
Reports from September 5 6 in Prrrasua and McKeesport describe more strikers returning to National Tube and Deminler tinplate works amid an uneasy calm. A New York conference led by O W Schwab and the National Civic Federation rekindled hopes for a settlement, but Amalgamated association leaders warned no agreement yet. Conference participants remained in New York awaiting a possible afternoon session.
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Vierley
Hoston Milla
New York
O. W. Bohwab
United States Bred Corporation
National Civic Federation
Schwab
American Federation of Labor
Clark, Painter, Lindsau and McCutcheon
Monessen Hoop Mills
Amalgamated Association
Shaffer
Alliams
Davia
Tighe
Pieros
Pierce Mudt
New Yoak
Dudley DuBose Contempt Sentence Shocks Nome
Dudley DuBose, Montana lawyer and former state supreme court justice, is serving six months in Amelda county jail for contempt of court. He advised his client to defy a San Francisco court order in the McKenzie Anvil Creek case, believing the court lacked jurisdiction, and fled to Nome to await arrest before surrendering in Seattle.
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Amelda County
California
Dudley DuBose
United States Court of Appeals
Ninth Circuit
DuBose
Supreme Court
Montana
Nome
Alaska
Alexander McKensie
Anvil Creek
Fesling
Circuit Court
Nome Court
McKensie
McKenzie
Dudley DaBose
DaBose
Hevin
Irene
San Francisco
United States
Seattle
Marbal
Wesvery
Pepelen
Ais
jeoPoonare
Reel Him
New Teachers at the Institute Add to Faculty and Social Life
The Lacy Cobb Institute announces two new teachers, Miss Adeline P. Hook and Mrs. Jolia D. Maddox, to replace Miss Morgan and Miss Tyler. Maddox, a southern vocalist and pianist, comes with strong testimonials. Hook, from Oberlin, will teach violin and bowing methods. The additions are praised as enhancing both academics and social life in Athens.
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Morgan
Bishop
Key
Sherman
Texas
Mrs. Maddox
Athens
Lipscomb
Misa Adeline P. Hook
Miss Morgan
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Hook
Atlanta
Ed Brown
Luncy Cobb
Miss Tyler
Carnegie Hall
Lacy Cobb Institute
National letter carriers meet as 049 delegates attend
The fourth day of the National Association of Letter Carriers convention reports 049 officers and delegates present the largest number in the history of the organization. A note from Decatur Alabama mentions Aunt Leah Parker aged 116 reported dead. Knoxville reports Nedalla Sisters acquitted in a poisoning case. post office robbery suspects nabbed in South Pittsburg Tennessee.
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Chattanooga
National Association of Letter Carriers
Tmaster
Chartaxcona
New Decatur
Alamys
Leah Parker
Falkeville
P. J. Parker
Africa
Parker
Virginia
Kaiser's Indifference Dominates Ecumenical Talk
Delegates at the Ecumenical Methodist conference refuse to hear the secretary read the archbishop of Canterbury’s message urging future union with Britain. The stance follows broader tensions as leaders discuss war, empire, and Christian unity amid global conflicts.
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King William's
Cael
Methodist Episcopal Chara
Abduction Case and Raleigh Fair Dates
A preliminary hearing bound over A Oldham on aiding abduction of D M Trol her daughter later married. Garner and child bride fled to Greensboro and are sought after both died. Randolph County issued warrants. North Carolina Negro State Fair set for Raleigh October 23 to November 1. Riot at Birmingham street railway station narrowly avoided as union men deter riders. police and officers kept watch through the night.
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Ogneexssone
N. O
A. Oldham
Bis Ter
Randolph County
Garner
Greensboro
Register
The
Mag
North Carolina
Battson
Raleigh
Birmingham
Binniwonsa
Ala
Arich
Second Avenue
Eetreet
Railroad to be sold to satisfy judgment in North Carolina
Satisnuny North Carolina September 6 The Western North Carolina railway a branch of the Southern railway was advertised for sale by Rowan County Sheriff Julian to satisfy a judgment arising from a Wake County case over an engineer W A James death in 1897 The sale is set for October 7 unless restrained and involves a disputed corporate absorption question across state supreme and federal courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
N. C
Western North Carolina Railway
Julian
Rowan County
Southern Railway
Wakeorn
W. A. James
Ali Corporation
Lechner a defaulter in South Carolina bank disappearance
Timmonsville Bank cashier Lechner, who vanished three weeks ago, is now identified as a defaulter. Bank examiners find a $5 000 shortage and ongoing inquiry. Lechner, 60, a church member, had property in Georgia and may be whereabouts unknown.
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South Carolina
Cuanteston
Sept
Frank
Lechner
Bank of Timmonsville
Timmonsville
8. C
Armored Train Derailed and Raiders Reach North
A derailed armored train at Taonge station led to three British deaths and five wounded. Sheepherd’s Commando, about 300 men and 600 horses, pushed north after raiding the south, with 100 horsemen in pursuit failing to overtake. Other items note evolving events and political figures in separate briefs.
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Sheeparr
Gare Tows
Sheepper
Sheppner
Taonge
Mondey
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Mia
Nannie Aundermn
Jacksonville
Via
Lave
Woman's Relief Committee For
He Davies
Het Pois
Church Anderoop
DeWitt
H. B. Falmer& Sons
W. J. Smith & Br
O California Fig Syrup Co
A. L. Spafford
Chester, Mich
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
K.K. K
R. Palmer & Sons
Jackson
Misa
Coahoma County
McKeesport
United States Court
New
Rev. R. Toombs DuBose
Maddox
Hood
O. W. Roberts
North Creek
Ark
H. Davies Bows
W. J. Smith
Conger
Panama
Yasminotox
Navy Department
Naval
Fields
Affaire Quiet
W. J. Baxter
North Brook
Muste
H. BR. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith& Bro
Nedalla
Knoxvilla
Alsy
Julio McFalia
Pontoffirs
Onartancona
South Pittsburg
Tenn
Drumea Johnson
Motampbell
Cororhacun
Maria Ouussy
Kaiser
Columbia
Shamrock I
Newpoort
Shamrock
Challenge
Levi Carroll
Uropell Maccox
Diana Lockets
Porte
Constantinoris
France
M. Dolessie
Munir Bey
Turkey
Constantinople
London
Costaki Anthopulo, Pasha
Persian Gulf
Koweyt
Aboik
Ausia
Sac
Powers
Caleb Powers
Jim Howerd
Howard Lesa
Ba Ho
Bure
Sax Francisco
Sopt
Kruttechnitt
Southern Pacific Company
New Orleans
Oakland
I Mondote
March & Memonia
Lee Hird
Springfield
Aosier
Clarence Roberts
Hirsch
Robertyava
Robert
H. B. Palmar
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