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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1912

Page

1

Gangsters with wives arrested in Brownsville crackdown

Rocenthal Gang members known as Blood and Lefty Lovie, suspects in Herman Gambler slayings, were found with their wives in a Brownsville apartment. Deputy Police Chief Dougherty and a squad of detectives seized them, they surrendered without resistance, and were taken to police headquarters for processing. Whitman of New York planned to take depositions in St Louis after arrest.

Néw, York Lefty Lovie Migsidz Herman Brownsville Ralsstoner Dougherty Toc Police St. Louis Whitman New Yorker Hot Springs Ark Sam Schopps New York

Labor wage push for Missouri women drafted this year

A plan to fix wages for women outlines a minimum pay law drafted in Missouri and slated for presentation. The initiative, titled Organized Labor in Missouri, aims to set minimum wages for women and advance protections in the workforce. The proposal signals a broader campaign to secure fair pay standards for female workers.

Missouri Kansas

Wage measure sparks fight over women's pay in cities

In St Louis Kansas City and other large cites strong opposition grows against a proposed minimum wage for women. Beav Halbert secretary of the board of public welfare compiled figures showing a decently living wage in Kansas City would require about 94 dollars a week, while critics warn of economic strain on employers.

Kinin Wiie Hoale Sida St. Lowis Kansas Beav Halbert Board of Public Wvelfaré Kansas City

Harvestor Trust Suit Begins Government Bid to Dissolve Company

The federal government moves to dissolve the Harvestor trust now tied to the International Harvester Company. Cyrus H McCormick and Glatanée Frank are among officials summoned to the federal building for examination. A dispute over formation methods and past rumors of prosecution dampen hopes for a quick resolution. The case seeks dissolution and cites a $140,000,000 stake in the enterprise.

Chisago Harvester- Trust Chicago Cyrus. H.mccormick International Harvester’ Pany. Glatanée Tefard Ing Department of, Justice Anii

Shaw Named In Steel Deal In Seattle Courts

Leslie M Shaw former secretary of the treasury is accused in Seattle in a Metropolitan Trust Co suit of aiding James A Moore to promote Western Steel Corp. The case seeks $1,000,000 in damages from Moore and alleges Shaw helped secure a $600,000 loan and received 750 shares of Western Steel stock. The matter follows a previous federal receivership and current state court action.

Seattle, Washier Leslie’ M. Shaw Secretary of the Treasury James A. Moore Wenttin’ Steel Corporation Moore Metropoitan Trust Company Metropolitan ‘Rust Company Shaw Western Steel Stick Tor’ St

Rebel Commander May Be In United States

Washington reports Major General Leonard Wood ordered Brigadier General Steever to pursue rebel leader Orozco after severe fighting near the Mexican border. Captured with his father and Colonel Orozco, the rebel commander may be held by U.S. troops at Pre aldio. Sacramento reports Carl Olson arrested after attempting to threaten Colonel Roosevelt.

United States Ojuniga Washington Léonard Wood Stat Stegver Steever Wood Mofflatal Orozdo Thomas F. Aaitohe Eidic Fort Blian P. .G. Orozco Pascual, Orozco, Jr T Ofinaza Orcas Numperin Colone Manuel Landa Oftinga Sacramento Carl Olson Che Sil Roosevelt California Olson

German Fleet, Army Losses Reported. Rombauer Dies

Cambridge dispatch reports heavy German naval maneuvers near Heligoland as torpedo boat destroyers test the flotilla amid a four day fleet exercise. In Missouri, Raphael Guido Rombauer, a noted artillery major in the Civil War era and a prominent mine owner, dies at his home in Kirksville.

Kaiser iReviews Heligolland Rth Bea Eral Sland Raphael Guido ‘Rombauer Kirksville Raphael Guido Rowbauér Grant Missouri

Yesterday's Results in American and National Leagues

Baseball scores from Cleveland New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Brooklyn Boston St Louis and Western League games in Omaha Denver Sioux City Wichita with multiple matchups. Key pitchers and double-digit run totals noted for several games across leagues historic era style.

American League Cleveland Philadelphia Mitchel-Catisch Plangan National League New York Chicago Lavend Phila Pur Ne B Cincinnat Fromame-Severiad Rixey-Killifer Ree Cincinnati Q. Benton-Clarke Moore-Daain Brooklyn RLB Putteburgh Rabingon-Gibaon Rugon-Miller Boston RAE St. Louia Tyler-Karden Woodburn-Snyder Western League Omaha I - Ree Topeka Johneon Rotherham-Billings Denver den Moineg Wabey-Ulatowski Winsella-Spahr Sioux City Rhe Sioux City Brown- Chapm Tnts Taylor-Carney Wichita

Company stock and farm losses in Lincoln speech report

Lincoln Sept 17 a 26 year old Kansas man from Sheridan Wyoming committed suicide while receiving treatment in a sanitarium. The report mentions stock losses from horse attacks and a company selling at World price with dividend history, and a note of horses on a day feed to save stock. It references Harlan and Barling working night and day and a New Jet price comparison.

Funk Bey Prines Thetai Company Hag Harlan Lincoln Hanga Baward Sheridan Wyo Hunself Tattar

Pressmen strike Portland and wage hikes trigger turmoil

News reports indicate pressmen and settlers in Portland plot wage advances amid unsettled labor rules. Violent clashes and a $6 million loss are mentioned alongside plagues in Kansas and a deadly murder case in Chicago. Burden of crime grows as legal actions unfold in Goshen New York and San Andreas Lower California. British and Chinese officials discuss a $60 million loan with muted alarm. The US judge halts antiunion activity near Seattle while Puget Sound Traction faces worker tensions.

Portland Pieral Ehangles Kansas Anni Chicago Joseph E. Bickerdike San Andras Lower California Juan Rees Burton W. Gibson Goshen N. Y Roge Mensebik Szabo China John N. Jordan Great Britain London A. T United States Cushman Renton Seattle Puget Sonia Traction Tade Erboanahe

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