Miners Rally as Strike Paralyzes Allegheny County
Massive turnout at Turtle Creek marks largest miners march yet as camp moves to Plum Creek and Sandy Creek. Leaders warn of sustained action while printers extend aid. local plants suspend work due to coal shortages from the nationwide strike.
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Relp
A. T. McCoy
Pittsburg
Turtle Creek
Plum Creek
Sandy Creek
Buter
New York
Cleveland
Worle
Homnerean
Monongahela Iron Works
Six Mile F
Atrike
Heat winds devastate Kansas corn yields this year
Special reports from all corn counties show Kansas crops will drop to at most eighty percent of last year with southern farms averaging far below potential. Hot winds scorched fields, few will exceed 15 bushels per acre, northern regions may recover with rain within a week. Also noted are a memorial death of railroad official Newton Buight, and plans to locate a Social Democracy colony with Washington state favored as site.
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Kansas
Torria
Atnte
Kananas
Atates
Atatea
Dacey Loses On a Foul Close Fight at Omana
A prize fight near Omana Sunday ended with Billy Dacey losing to Johnny Parr in the third round after a foul when Parr’s knee touched the ground. The bout drew several local sports watchers. Nelson Dingley Sr. lies in precarious health, with Congressman Dingley at his father’s side. Panic erupts on an Milwaukee electric car line after a battery fire injures four passengers. National and Western League games feature multiple results across Boston Washington St Louis Chicago Baltimore Louisville Cleveland Cincinnati Brooklyn and Milwaukee.
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Dacey
Omana
Billy Dacey
Johnny Parr
Ion
Parr
Nelson Dingley
St. Lewiston, Me
Congressman Dingley
Congresman Dingley
Washington
Boston
Mercer
Maguire
Kiebedsaz
Bergen
Siams
Berend
Bwalm
Ballivan
Onieag
St. Louis
Gellah
Ad Kittredge
Donabos
Douglas
Chicago
Detroit
St. Paul
Burlington
Fe Beeline
Joanph
Rockford
Daburue i
Protests On Dingley Tariff Reach Foreign Powers
Washington notes in the Congressional Record include WN Johnson of North Dakota compiling protests from foreign governments against the Dingley tariff. Denmark Italy Switzerland and others warn the measures will harm commerce and key industries, while Rome, Pauncefote, and British MPs press for tariff modifications to spare fisheries and trade.
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McKinley
Washington
WN. Johnson
North Dakota
United States
Miditater Bron
Denmark
Hasaya
Fava
Baron Fava
Secretary‘of Agriculture
Italy
State Department
Zootechnic Bod Epizootic Board
Adder
Department of Agriculture
Rome
J. B.pioda
Switzerland
Swies
Pauncefote
Sir Julian Pauncefots
Olney
Fishery Board of Scotland
Marquis of Salisbury
Ireland
Greece
Dugley Bil
Japan
Jagee
Hawaii Regulates Japanese Immigration and Finance Changes
The Honolulu government asserts the right to regulate Japanese immigration and suggests arbitration for disputes. T. F. Lansing named minister of finance to succeed Damon, who is in the U.S. Lansing likely retires after Damon returns. Alameda reports Butler’s sensational murder trial in Sydney and its dramatic end, including an attempted self injury and a courtroom struggle.
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Sax Franoiago
Manieds
Samoa
Honolulu
Ak” Twoll
Tinister Cooper
Japan
Thia Orisia
Mainning Ile
T.F. Lancing
M. Damon
United States
Lansing
Damon
Alameda
Sydney
Butler
San Francisco
Australia
Ita
Weller
Crop Damage in Kansas and Oklahoma Warms Officials
Reports from Kansas Oklahoma and the Cherokee strip estimate crop damage at about 40 percent amid hot winds. Oklahoma losses around 20 percent with higher losses west of Winfield. risk rises to 60 to 70 percent if heat continues. Kansas City area endures 100 plus degree heat as farmers cut corn for fodder.
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Torexa
Kan
Kansas
Oklahoma
Cherokee Strip
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Kaneary
Winfield
Emporia
Hutchinson
Kinsley
McPherson
Nebraska Mne
Remarkable Cancer Cure After Herbal Treatment
Mr A H Crausby of Memphis Tenn recalls his wife neglecting a small breast lump that developed into a severe cancer. After doctors offered little hope and modern treatment failed, she reportedly improved when she took herbal bottles, the cancer disappeared and has not returned for several years.
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A.H. Crausby
Memphis
Tenn
Oban Lynch Deed and Park Camp Mourning Resolutions
Oban H Lynch died at 47 at his sister Mrs Baron 928 J street after serving in Company B Fifty first Missouri Volunteers. He left a mother and sister and many friends, a former county resident who moved to California. Park Camp No 157 M W of A adopted mourning resolutions for W H Morris noting bereavement and condolence, draping the charter and minutes for 30 days, with copies to the widow and publication. Funeral of Joseph Barnes noted with Requiem High Mass at SS Peter and Paul church attended by many, with Atlantic Fire Department escort and pallbearers. Electric Bitters praised as a non alcoholic tonic for elderly digestion and bowels, 50 cents to $1 at Emmett & Co.
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Oban
H. Lynch
Charles H. Lynch
Park Camp No
M. W
Waeneas
W. H. Morris
WaHeneas
Los
Goss
Gro. D
Voorhees
W. F. Booney
Com
Joseph Burnes
Atlantic
SS. Peter and Paul
Father Daly
Atlantic Fire ‘Department
Joe Burnea
Paul White
Tom Gaffany
R. 5. Boyle
Janes Blake
Edwin McConville
Mr. Gibbs
Vic Emmert & Co
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Agra
Ted
McCrea
Allegheny County
Milo
Schoo
Gill
Minera of Fie
Tortie Creek
Speakers ' Iage
Painters’ ‘Decorators' Union
W. A. Carney
The
Amalgamated Asolation
Mra
Mary G. Jones
Minke
Couishan
Painters’ and
Ratore
Lgadore
Minéra
Heriff
Harvey A. Lowry
Dy Creek
Osk Hill
Dolan
Pronia
Ila
Brotherhood of Locormove
Ea Estes
Cimera
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Pianis
Sons of
Ballroader
Br. Lous
Newton Buight
Union “Pacific
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Michigan
Charlotte
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Jackson
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Milwauxen
Rogzell Avenue
Holton Street
Katie Reuter
Edward Reuter
Ida Egrebert
Mary Soder
Euxcoveau
Wis
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Weil Koows
Republican County
McCord
Denver
Board of Control
Eaton
Des Moines
E. L. Eaton
Wisconsin
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Charles City
Ottawa
Frea
Driving Park
Héare
Pearl O
Roy ‘Wilkes
Coleridge
O. F. Clay
Lirris Rock
Clarendon
Houston Wilson
John Galyin
Houston
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Boone
Gary
George Gdble
Here
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Evinuuna
Andrew Carnegie
Stirling
James V
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Parola
Oana
Oakland
Oklahoma Territory
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Government Weather Bureau
Banse
Burrawo
Jake
Canavenariz
New England
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Hay Tirade Journal
Misouri Paddy
Tate Freight Care
Exporapo
Minpouri Pacific
Yates Center
Cara
Jasper Clover
Osi Rowan
Eldorado
Clover
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Andersou
Kansan
Plaza
Peru
Emilio Clark
Plura
Roanone
Edmund R. Cooke
Cumberland
Fmpe
Joseph Barnes
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