Mother Jones Attacks Colorado Strike Scheme at Input Hearing
In New York a typed statement by "Mother" Jones denounces Colorado Fuel and Iron's collective bargaining as hypocritical. She urges John D. Rockefeller Jr. to visit Colorado while Ludlow's ashes are hot to see the situation firsthand. Rockefeller meets mine workers to discuss plant conditions and labor concerns with UMWA and Rockefeller Foundation officials present.
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Jones
Commission On Industrial Relations Today
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Colorado
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Ludlow
Mother Jones
Utr
Rockefeller
AL Rockefeller
Companise
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Foundation
Rockefeller Willam Lyon Mackenzie King
Vision
Starr J. Murphy
John D. Rockefeller
Frank J. Hayes
United Mine Workers of America
John R. Lawson
United Mine Workers
Edward L. Dowle
Love and murder strike in Houston sanitarium tragedy
Ward 5 Snyder of Pittsburg Kansas, son of oilman N S Snyder, killed his wife Lorens Beresford Snyder at a Baptist sanitarium in Houston and drank poison. He died or survived, unable to speak clearly, amid allegations of bigamy and past jail terms. Lorena Wheeler Beresford, earlier married to Chicago vocal teacher Arthur Beresford, had four children and had divorced him years earlier. The case links to oil leases and a federal bigamy conviction in Sapulpa Oklahoma. The story connects to Beresford’s music school and broader capital labor discussions in Tulsa and Chicago.
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Kouston
Texas
Snyder
Pittsburg
Sai
Sirs
Lorens Beresford Snyder
Chicago
Beresford
Prouston
Tulsa
Okla
Oii
Paittsburg
Pittsby Po
Arthur Beresford
Ward 8
Houston
Lorena Wheeler
Lockport
Boste School of Music
Rockefeller
Jones
Kaiser’s Rail Chief Albert Ballin
Albert Ballin, head of the Hamburg America Line, is named chief of Germany’s railway system for troop transport and supply. Praised as a great national figure, Ballin rose from humble origins to steer the company’s expansion from a $2.75 million capital in 1896 to $37.5 million in 1914. His prodigious memory and meticulous record keeping earned him admiration as a self made man in the empire.
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Albert Ballin
Germany
Ballin
Hamburg-American Steamshin Company
Kaiser
Beara
Rothschild
Paris
Napoleon III
Bleichroeder
Berlin
William I
Bismarck
Harlan
England
Hamburg
Home For Old Guard Discussed At Meeting
The O14 Guard of the Gate City Guard held its annual meeting at the Winecoff hotel Thursday night. Discussion focused on securing a home for the organization with probable action soon. Officers were unanimously elected and the executive committee named. The group adjourned to the Capital City club for the Atlanta Woman's club dance.
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Gate City Guard
Winecoff Hotel
W. Woods White
Charles P. Byrd
A. McD. Wilson
Joseph F. Burke
Ant
B. Ll. Wight
George M. Hope
J. A. Ixemp
Frank Berry
Liarrison Jones
Frank Ridge
EH. ‘T. Bargstrum
J. H Powell
Waalpole Brewer
A iMebd Wilson
John W. Murrell
Ben Lee iCrew
J. CL i Symmes
George M. Napier
A. J. West
H.W. Martina
I. J. Cooledge
J WE Camp
W. P. Andrews
CP. Byrd
AW. Scott Coleman
W. D. Elis
Atlanta Woman's Club
Mountain Schools of
Georgia
Ola Guard
Capital City
Doctored Stories of Cook and Peary Revealed
Miss Lilian Kiel of New York testified before the House on Education committee that articles under the names of Rear Admiral Peary and Dr. Cook were rearranged by the magazine office. She said Cook’s statement was dictated, proofs altered, and Peary’s piece shaped by questions and clipping, under contract with Peary to avoid sentiment.
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Washington
Lillian He, Kiel
New York
Peary
Cook
Arctic
House Committee On Education
Kiel
Smith
North Pole
Miss Kiel
Dr. Cook
Ohem
Admiral Pears
Representative Towner
Town
Taft Says Presidential Power Weakened by Appointments
Former President Taft at University of Virginia urges removing most local appointments from presidential duties and placing them under civil service to save time and reduce political ruling. argues Congress would resist but praises merit-based tenure for postmasters, collectors, and customs officials.
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Charlottesville
William H. Taft
Barpour-Page Foundation
University of Virginia
Congress
Army
Navy
Internal Revenue
Customs
Senate
Obituaries for Graves Pierce Warren Passed Away in Atlanta Area
Mrs Emma V Graves 59 dies at home on Hemphris Ave and West Tenth St survived by husband J C Graves brother William Donald and sisters Mrs D B Topham and Mrs R Fink George H Pierce 42 dies at his Ormewood Park residence survived by mother Mrs Mary Jane Pierce body at Burkett Simmons chapel for funeral planning Mrs Dinah Warren 27 dies at private hospital survived by husband W D Warren of Howell Mill road body at Donehoo s chapel
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Emma V. Graves
Hemphris Avenue
West Tenth Street
J. C. Graves
William Donald
D. B. Topham
R. Fink
George H. Pierce
Ormewood Park
Mary Jane Pierce
Burkett-Simmons
Dinah Warren
W. D. Warren
Howell Mill Road
Donehoo's Chapel
Cummins Stands High With Fellow Convicts
William J. Cummins the banker and four year Sing Sing inmate was elected chairman of the Golden Rule Brotherhood by a 28 to 27 vote. As mayor he will appoint five judges for minor infractions and share discipline duties under Warden Osborne in the prison.
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New York
William J. Cummins
Sing Sing
Carnegie Trust Company
Golden Rule Brotherhood
Cummins
Osborne
Swamp Root Credited For Kidney Trouble Cure
A 43 year old painter from Watertown New York testifies that after suffering bladder inflammation and kidney pain he found relief using Dr Kulmer's Swamp Root. He reports improvement after a short time and urges others to try the medicine. Notary W A Nims confirms the sworn statement dated July 28 1909.
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J H. Johnston
Watertown
N.Y
Tina
J. E. Johnston
W. A. Nims
Jefferson
Kilmer Co sample offer letter from Binghamton
A promotional notice offers a sample bottle from Dr Kilmer and Co Binghamton NY. It invites readers to send ten cents for a sample and notes a booklet about kidneys and bladder. It mentions regular bottle sizes and to mention The Atlanta Daily Constitution.
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Swamn-Keet
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Carnegie Urges Delay on New Battleships Before War Ends
In a business session talk, Carnegie withdraws support for building more battleships until the European conflict concludes. He cites Britain and Germany’s prewar naval programs and criticizes the current push for military preparedness, urging caution while noting bipartisan preference for restraint.
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Carnegie
Wihdrew
United States
Great Britain
Germany
America
Congress
Local Officials Elected In New York Listing
Meyer Lenden is listed as representative-elect in New York while Andrew Cain and other officers were elected, outlining local leadership and party roles with the direct or designation noted among the results.
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Giety Andrew Cain
Meyer Lenden
New York
Not Rightful Holder Of American Passport
Washington January 28 Investigation though incomplete has satisfied the state department that the man imprisoned at Aberdeen Scotland carrying an American passport issued here to Adolph Dietzel is not the rightful holder. A new Tennessee law provides fire escapes on workshops and factories two stories and more in height.
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New York
Panama Canal
United States
Theodore Burton
Ohio
New York Peace Society
Burton
South America
Trust of World
Washington
State Department
Aberdeen
Scotland
Adolph Dietzel
Tennessee
Sheight
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