Miners Demands Rejected in Bituminous Coal Conflict
In a major wage dispute affecting 200000 miners in western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and the region, operators rejected a 10 percent pay raise and shorter hours. A subcommittee of eight miners and eight operators will meet to seek a compromise before a potential April 1 shutdown and possible strike. The coal industry nationwide faces a grave outlook as talks continue and policy committees weigh broader wage demands.
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Eveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Eigh
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
White
New York
RE. A. Cole
Columbus
Cole
Thomas L Lewis
Union
Roosevelt in the Charities Building in New York
The Survey notes Roosevelt’s base in the United Charities building where The Outlook is on the seventh floor and Roosevelt’s Contributing Editor role is surrounded by charity groups. Reporters crowd the Roosevelt office days as big figures mingle with nurses, officials, and reformers amid a bustling charity hub.
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Roosevelt
Charities
United Charities
New York
Outlook
Charity Organization Society
Association For Improving the Condition of
State Charities Aid Association
Children’s Aid Society
Russell Sage Foundation
School of Philanthropy
Natinal Child Labor Committee
National Consumers’ League
State Board of Charities
National Association For the Study and Prevention
New York Charities Directory
Togmarch
E Hall
Ihs
Carroll County Tragedy Reenacted for Moving Pictures
Hillsville Virginia March 21 another tragedy unfolded at the Carroll county courthouse as outlaws staged a gunfight for a moving picture, while Governor Mann plans a vigorous response and authorities fear further outbreaks. The public remains tense and curfews or school closures are in effect as the pursuit continues and trials are set for March 27 in Roanoke and Hillsville.
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Hillsville
Carroll County
Hilsville
Moving Picture
Rialto
Mann
Eenter
Cousin David Letters Taint Sugar Trust Case
New York March 21 The famous Cousin David letters between Washington B Thomas head of the sugar trust and his cousin David S Stetson reveal confidential information from Adolph Segal about the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company. The letters were admitted in the trial of Thomas John E Parsons and other American Sugar Refining officials for Sherman Act violations.
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New York
David
Washington B. Thomas
Sugar Trust
David S. Stetson
Stetson
Adolph Segal
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Thomas
John E. Parsons
American Sugar Refining Company
Hand
Trust
Samuel Untermyer
Pennsylvania
Segal
Gustave Kissel
Wise
Dear Wash
Dave
Wash
Parsons
Untermyeer
Tragic double shooting ends in suicide at home
James Azzle entered his wife’s room and fired four bullets, then shot himself. Both victims lingered, neighbors found them dying. a 10 year old daughter’s remark reportedly hinted at a rival. Separately, Albany saw incorporation of Nathan Straus Pasteurized Milk Laboratories to fund infant milk depots in New York.
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Metropolis
Marg
James Azzle
Uzzle
Nathan Straus
Jacksonville man confesses sending Rosalsky bomb
Fred Newsome alias Fred Price was arrested as a vagrant in Jacksonville and confessed to Chief Crawford that he sent the infernal machine to Judge Rosalsky in New York from Brunswick, Ga. He claims another man gave him the bomb and refuses to name him, while police weigh his inconsistent story and possible burglaries. New York officials say no confirmation was received and doubt Newsome’s account.
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Jacksonville
Fred Newson
Alia
Fred Price
Crawford
Judge Rosalsky
New York
Newsom
Brunewick
Rosalsaky
Brandt
Brunswick
Joseph Newsome
Price
Judge Rosals
Newson
United States
Rosalsky
Newsoime
Dougherty
Fred Newsome
Otto A. Rosalsky
Newsome
Explosive Warning From Judge In Curious Exchange
A judge warns Miss Caustique that smiling too much could trigger powder and cause danger as the two exchange remarks about expressions and risk. The dialogue centers on caution and theatrical risk, reflecting a tense, experimental exchange.
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Judge
Miss Caustique
Democrats Reintroduce Wool Tariff Revision in House
Washington March 21 Democratic members of the ways and means committee moved to reintroduce the wool tariff revision bill with a 20 percent ad valorem duty on raw wool. The measure, a revenue-raiser, seeks to mirror the last summer bill, differ from the conference version with a 29 percent raw wool duty, and includes rates on combing wool yarns cloths felts blankets and various wool products. A full committee meeting was called to advance the bill toward floor passage.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Taft
Underwood
Tariff Board
House
Senate
Rear Admiral Tyron Dies in Brooklyn Hospital
New York reports the death of Rear Admiral James Rufus Tyron retired former surgeon general of the U S Navy. He died at the U S Naval Hospital Brooklyn last night from a tumor Tyron born in Coxackie New York in 1837.
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Tyron
New York
James Rufus Tyron
United States Navy
US Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
Coxackie
A Reasonable Plea For the Stomach
A Victorian advertisement praising Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural digestive aid. It claims the tablets supply gastric enzymes, prove safe after chemical testing, and digest meals when the stomach fails. Includes supplier details and a testimonial from John R. Brooke.
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Stuart
London
Central
Fenchurch S T
S. C
John R. Brooke
FLCG
F.C. S
United States
Canada
Lence
I. A. Btuare Co
Stuart Ride
Marshall Mich
Mortgage and deed notices in Atlanta records record listings
A dense digest lists loans and mortgage deeds, quit claim deeds, administrator deeds, building permits, births and deaths in Atlanta dated 1911 1912. Names include M G Terry Mrs Paulina Hirsch Lewis Anderson Otto Cooper Emoy college J P Hunter and many others with street locations and lot sizes.
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M. G. Terry
Paulina Hirsch
Randolph Street
East North Avenue
Lewis M. Anderson
Mortgage Bond Company of
New York
West Peachtree Street
Otto T. Cooper
Hillyer Trust Company
North Auburn Avenue
Ivy Street
A. J. McCoy
Emoy College
Center Street
Haat Point Avenue
Fred L. Smith
Same
Chattaholochee Avenue
Chensy Street
Arizona lawmakers push recall and suffrage measures
In Phoenix on March 21 the Arizona Senate advanced a recall amendment to the constitution, a resolution granting women equal suffrage, and an income tax amendment to the federal constitution all on first reading with no dissent. Senator Breen accepted a substitute requiring sworn recall petitions and specifics of grounds, as the recall measure awaits final passage next Monday. A Senate resolution called for Congress to submit a constitutional amendment for direct election of U.S. senators.
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Phoenix
Aris
Atxena
Senate
F.S. Breen
Breen
Congress
United States
Assignee Sale of Brown's Drug Store at Newnan Georgia
Sealed bids requested for stock drugs sundries and fixtures of Brown and Brooks at Newnan. Bid based on inventory open for inspection. sale includes building lease. Location in Newnan city. Cash with bid along with $400 certified check. Right to reject any bid reserved.
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Brown's Drug
Brown & Brooks
Newnan
Georgia
WW. H. North
Wage bill second reading splits, government backs plan
London dispatch reports the wage bill passing a second reading by 348 to 226 with Labour and Nationalists backing the government. Balfour opposed, warning of a crisis led by a single union, while ministers seek to include a 6s to 2s minimum wage schedule. Destitution rises as strikes threaten trade, with work disrupted and ships idle at Southampton docks.
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London
Arthur J. Balfour
House of Commons
Laborites
Nationallista
Balfour
Balfours
Paisley Y Threagh Muilig
Southampton Docks
Oceanic
Majestic
St. Paul
New York
Philadelphia
Atlanta Live Stock Market Reports Steers Hogs Prices Rise
Market brief notes White Provision Co quotations show mixed quality beef cattle prices from 3.28 to 5.85 per hundredweight. Cattle market steady with steady demand and better fed cattle. hog prices strengthen with best hogs 6.65 to 6.90, lighter grades up to 5.85. Demand and supplies described as moderate with open market prospects into early week.
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CW. i. White
White Provision Company
O.tust
St Louie
Texas
Kansas
Louleville
Chicago
Markets Atlanta Quotations From Corrected Grocery List
Markets Atlanta quotations list a vast range of commodities with prices for groceries and provisions corrected by Ostomy Ges Co y orrec'. It includes items such as Diamond grease, Red Rock Syrup, Alderney cheese, Candy sticks, baking powders, soaps, tobaccos, canned goods, and flour with prices per unit or per bag. Also shown are provision market figures and country produce prices, with cattle hogs and grain futures data from St Louis New Orleans and Chicago markets. The data reflects regional pricing and stock levels for meats, produce, cereals, and consumer goods amid early 20th century trade reporting.
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Alderney
Ideal
Armaif Hammier Boda
Keg Wade
Itamford
Royal
Hosford's
Beans Lima
Ts Navy
R. C
Maraboy
DeVoe'z
Duke
Bull Durham
Victory
Queen Quality
Eagle
Star Navy
Croker
Battle Ax
Gravely
Double Eagle
Schnapps
Brown Mule
Pranklin Cigars
Old Virginia
Tetley’s
Durkes
Acme
Lea & Berii
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