Miners Face Possible Strike Over Pay and Regulations
United Mine Workers adjourn Birmingham convention after resolutions threaten a strike that could affect about 3000 miners. Dispute centers on semi monthly vs monthly pay and one day laborer per miner, with wage scales set but mine regulations disputed. Major furnace operators largely unaffected. Commercial Coal Operators' Association singled out.
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United Mine Workers
Sis_ sion
Birmingham
Ala
Union West Miners of Alabama
Commercial Coal Operators’ Association
Guy
Miners’ Convention
United Mine Workers’ Convention
W. F H
W. F H. ‘Witeon, National Secretary of the United Mine Workers of America
Congtemmran Eiect
Pennsylvania
John H. Walker
Iinoia
Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron Company
Narrow Escape of Little Babe
Milledgeville Ga June 20 Special a six year old child of J D Malpass narrowly escaped death or serious injury yesterday when the buggy is struck by a freight car on a Georgia railroad crossing near the depot. The boy lay on the track as the car passed over him and was not touched by wheels or brake beams. The train was stopped and the boy crawled out from under it. The buggy was pushed down the track and its wheels crushed while the horse remained uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville, Ga
J. D. Malpass
Amicable settlement ends physician dispute
Differences between Dr William Owens and Dr Ephraim Smith Bearet have been amicably settled after a car transaction and a personal encounter. A warrant in Juellon Hings berg’s court was dismissed as Dr Smith was ill, and Mrs Ephraim Smith says charges against Owens for striking Smith were withdrawn at no cost. The affair arose from a misunderstanding and erroneous published accounts.
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Owens
Ephraim Smith
Wiliam Owens
Married couple elope to Talladega ceremony
In Talladega Alabama on June 20 Mr C Donahoo and Miles Mas Goode from St Clair county ran away to wed. The ceremony was performed by Judge J Gump as they sat in a central area and left rejoicing.
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Talladega
Ala
Mr. C. Donahoo
Miles Mas Goode
Dante
St Clair County
J. Gump
Pagey
Tentreal
Viscount Aoki Described as Undesirable by Roosevelt
The dispatch reports Viscount Aoki, Japanese ambassador, being recalled due to discord with President Roosevelt over Francisco attacks and his public conduct. It notes Aoki proposed indemnity to Japan, Roosevelt’s quiet rebuke, Root’s firmer stance, and limited diplomatic interaction thereafter.
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Washington
Viscount Ack
Roosevelt
Francisco
Aoki
Preesent Roovevelt
Oyater Bay
California
United States
Japan
San Francisco
State Department
Root
Munsey Introduces The Gorap Book in July Issue
The largest magazine idea in Munsey publications debuts as two volumes under one name The Gorap Book with 192 pages of illustrated journalism and 160 pages of fiction The concept blends a richly pictured current events section with a heart of romance and adventure stories designed to satisfy modern readers.
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Mr. Munney
Sluoeey
Intereal
Maun
Berap
Virginia Military Institute Commencement 27 Graduates
June 20 Lexington Va witnesses Virginia Military Institute graduation in Stonewall Jackson hall. Twenty seven cadets receive diplomas as valedictory address by Cedet Nicolle of Spartanburg, first in class, and Cadet Murray F. of Kirkwood as second distinguished graduate. H D Fitch of Appomattox spoke, Gen Scott Shipp presided and new battalion officers named. Military ball concludes the evening.
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Nicolls
Lexington
Murray F. E
Kirkwood, Mo
H. D. Fiich
Appomattox
Congress
Virginia
General Scott Shipp
Consuls Recognized and Postmaster Commission Signed
President Roosevelt named Hugo Fromman vice consul of Mexico in Cincinnati and Lewis A. Cosain consul of Nicaragua in New Orleans. A postmaster commission was signed for Dora C. Weadel at Tallassen Alabama.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Hugo Fromman
Mexico
Cincinnati
Lewis A. Cosain
Nicaragus
New Orleans
Dora C. Weadel
Tallassen
Ala
Federal court action leverages Waters-Pierce dispute
A bill of complaint was filed in federal court at Sherman Texas against Waters-Pierce Oil Co by Bradley W Palmer of Massachusetts alleging shareholder status. Appointment of a receiver was demanded and Sherman banker Cheter H Dorchester was named by Judge Bryant. The state court already appointed a receiver amid an ongoing dispute with Waters-Pierce appealing upward. The petition cites a pending state court decision valuing Waters-Pierce at more than 1.6 million dollars and notes a possible offer above 2 million dollars for the Texas business. Judge Bryant warned receivership not to be lengthy.
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Dallas
Tex
Sherman
Pierce Oil Company
Bradley W. Palmer
Massachusetts
Law Yer
Boston
Cheeter BH
Dorchester
Bryant
Waters-Pierce Company
Waters- Pierce Company
Ihe
Mapes
Texas
British Ambassador Bryce Praises the Southwest
British Ambassador to the United States Jam Bryce, visiting Kansas Oklahoma and Indian Territory with Mr. Bryce, studies Tadlang and Tadlang agricultural growth. President Davidson notes Bryce’s interest in the region’s agricultural wealth and population expansion.
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New York
Jam Bryes
United States
Presdent Davidson
St. Louis
San Francisco
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Mr. Bryce
Southwest
Tadlang
Bryce Im
France
England
Hunt in Swamp for Kidnappers in Louisiana
In St Charles parish near New Orleans a-force of twenty five armed men and three top bloodhounds hunt the trail of Walter Lemana’s kidnapers. A handkerchief from an Italian suspect’s pocket was used to guide dogs toward the suspected hideouts in the swamps. The search paused at dusk and will resume at dawn with a larger posse and floodhounds to follow the canine lead tomorrow.
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New Orleans
St. Foss
Itia
Walter Lemana
Mt. Rose Yelentay
State
Tralian
St Charles Parish
Funeral of a Little Boy at Colonel Thomas Home
The funeral of Edward Lloyd Thomas was held at 48 West North Avenue with Col L. P. Thomas, his father, and Dr G Belk of St Mark's Church officiating. Schoolmates acted as pallbearers and formed open ranks along the procession to Oakland cemetery, where the boy rests amid floral tributes. The scene showed simple, poignant mourning from the neighborhood.
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L. P. ‘Thom
Edward Lloyd Thomas
L. P. Thomas
West North Avenue
G. Belk
St. Mark's Church
Tnt
Lanighy
Howe
Oakland Cemetery
Boye
Giris
Ufa
Naht
MISS DIGNA VALDES DIES AT HOME IN LITTLE GIRL RUSH
Miss Digna Valdes eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Valdex died yesterday at 174 Whitehall street after more than two years of congenital heart trouble. Funeral will be at the residence today at 3 o clock with interment at Wearview.
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Heal Deave
Digna Valdes
Valdex
Whitehall Street
Wearview
Boy Dies After Pitch Fork Accident Near Loganville
In Loganville Georgia on June 20 a 22 year old man Woodson Smith backed into a bale of wheat straw. A pitch fork prong pierced the eye of his seven year old brother, penetrating the brain, and the child died around 10 PM after being rushed to a local home. The family lives about three miles from town.
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Youngs
No Recognition for Honduras Provisional Government
Washington June 20 Secretary Boat declined to grant the request of Dr Angelugarta to be received at the department as diplomatic representative of the Honduran provisional government. The declaration amounts to a refusal to recognize that government at that time.
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Honduras
Washington
Boat
Angelugarta
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