Georgia Delegation Seeks Comfort at Belvidere Hotel
The Georgia delegation plans to stay at the Belvidere hotel near the union station and Armory, arranging for 460 boarding places. The hotel is fireproof with private baths and is within easy reach of convention venues and transit.
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Municipal League picks Los Angeles for next annual meet
Philadelphia notes the National Municipal League accepted Los Angeles as host for the upcoming annual meeting, slated to run from July 22. The move follows city invitations and council consideration during April.
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Philadelphia
National Municipal League
Railroads, Engineers Teeter Toward Settlement Talks
A strike by engineers on fifty railroads nears a possible majority approval while a joint conference and engineers committee set a meeting for tomorrow. An agreed truce may extend until a settlement. negotiations could break down. Simon Mayer is named to lead, with Chicago police involvement noted.
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Chicago
Government to Press Shoe Machinery Antitrust Suit
The government moves to dissolve the United Shoe Machinery Company in a federal suit. Defendants including United Awn and Nesdla, United Fast-color Eylet Company, Campbell Machinery, Rhodes and Company, and others challenge their involvement, arguing they were not parties to the organization or profits. The government seeks immediate trial against the main company and ten subsidiaries that have answered.
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Etton ‘and-Sob Company
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Boston
Rhodes and Company
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Julia Lathrop Named First Female Bureau Chief
Ashington April 17 Julia C La tee of Chicago an associate of Jane Bond in the work at Hull House appointed by Press ert Taft to head the department of commerce and labor Miss Lathrop is the first woman to be made a bureau chief in the government.
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Chicago
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Governor Wilson's Missing Grips Found In City Area
Governor Woodrow Wilson's suitcase stolen ten days earlier from a downtown hotel was recovered late last night after a hotel telephone tip. The case was found near St Mary's church and the parish house, with contents reportedly untouched.
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Woodrow Wilson
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St. Mary's Parish House
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Rabbis Adjourn After 23rd Conference Reelect Schulman
The central conference of American Rabbis concludes its twenty third annual convention in Baltimore with Rabbi Samuel Schulman of New York reelected as president and the current officers and executive committee members remaining in place.
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Central Conference of American Rabbis Today
Samuell Schulman
New York
Taft Denied Claims in Open Letter From Yates
Washington April 12 1912 J St Julian Yates Atlanta writes to President Taft alleging Taft leaders used a political conspiracy to oppose Henry Linton and Ben Davis. Taft replies charges are denied and referred to the civil service commission for action by the Justice Department. In New Haven delegates favor Taft, with a district tied vote and one protest urging Roosevelt as a choice during the convention.
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Americans Quit Mexican Railways Walkout Completes
Laredo Texas April 17 The walk out of American engineers and conductors was complete today on the entire northern and the gif divisions of the Mexican National railways No serious disorder reported All Americans reportedly joined the strike The Americans chief demand was to control the percentage Mexicans who should be allowed to work as conductors and engineers A Monterey report notes Mexican engineers tried to force an American conductor Van Arsdale and engineer Farris to shout Viva Madero They refused and were not molested A newly appointed Mexican engineer broke into tears as the Americans walked out
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Mexican National Railways
Monterey
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Farris
Man fatally shoots mother in law, wounds wife, then kills self
Philadelphia dated April 17 reports 29 year old Meyer Bist shot and killed his mother in law Mrs Hather Wasserman, severely injured his wife with a bang, then ended his life. The infant was present during the shooting amid a reported quarrel.
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Knox Returns to Washington After Secret Mission
Secret Knox returned to the capital and expressed satisfaction with his mission. He appeared in good health despite hardships, and Mrs. Knox accompanied him as he reported a successful trip to the Capitol.
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Americans Locked Out Over Border Fare Demands
Partial reader text shows tense border situation with Americans facing lockout and fare payments. Mentions long labor ties and friction at the border, suggesting disrupted wages and travel. Readable entities include Americans and Mexican authorities, with implied action around border policy and transit costs.
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