Dintrint President Loli Seeks End to Mine Strikes
Dintrint President Loli accuses operators of breaking faith with miners and proposes to close down all mines in the Central Pennsylvania district. Typhoid fears rise as Turtle Creek valley reports fever, while arbttration efforts stall and a committee plans canvassing operators who refuse to sign a uniformity agreement.
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Loli
Fortin Creek
Pittspore
New York and Cleveland Gas
Turtle Creek
Plum Creek
Spring Hill
Wilmerding
Wall Station
Alexander Dempster
Oak Hill
Thompson's Ren
Minera
Sandy Creek
Plum’ Creek
Bronk
Patrick Dolan
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
Pennsylvania
de’ Armit
Jauentrike
de Armitt
Aid For Lake Shippers And Pirranura Aug 11
A rising unease grips coal operators as a prolonged strike could harm lake shippers. Once miners return, demand for coal will surge, risking delayed shipments amid falling lake freight rates and vessels idle awaiting cargo. Secretary Ryan tours Konan then Weir City to coordinate eastern miners' support and broaden Kansas and Missouri union actions.
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Pirranura
Bailey Heads Kentucky Republican Ticket Nominee for Clerk of Court of Appeals
Louisvi n, Aug 11 James G Bailey of Magoffin county was nominated for clerk of the court of appeals by the Republican state convention held in Music Hall. The gathering was harmonious with no bitter fight between factions. The convention endorsed state and national administrations and opposed civil service reform except for needed removals, reflecting Kentucky Republican views.
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Louisviniz
James, G. Bailey
Migoffin County
Court of ‘Appeals
Yeaterday
Music Hall
Court ,of Appeals
Bragley
Hunter
Todd
Tere
Miners to March at Davatnr. county sheriff vows peace
Aug 11 dispatches report Springfield miners marching to Davatnr with 700 strong. Delegates join en route as Sheriff Nicholeon of Macon county is sworn in and 100 deposits stand, with 36 repeats. Winchesters will be kept ready to maintain order while miners may work if not barred by the occupying army outside Da catur. Grant Reverend Brown asks, Bay Conference of Congregational Church in Dayton, O—Aug 11—adopts report urging consideration of Rev C O Brown of Chicago for a new council, limiting the council to discussing the question of Brown’s suspension.
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BeRincrsen
Ill
Springfield
Davatnr
Delega
Jona
Nicholeon
Macon County
Depos
Dacatur
Brown
Qaxkland
Osl
Bay Conference of Congregational’ Churchda
C. O. Brown
Chicago
Bay ‘Conference
Kinyoun
Joseph J. Kinyoun
United States
Marine Hospitals Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Brussels
Marine Hospital
Ead
Cho
C.C.U
Cape
Particuart
Omaha
Neb
Ornament Wins the Derby at Detroit Opening Day
Ornament led from the start and won the Detroit Jockey Club’s International Derby at Grosse Point in 2 20 a.m. attendance was about 6000. The day featured several reports including the steamer Topeka sinking near Sitka and the electrocuted wife murderer Frank Conroy.
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Aronment
Detroit
Ornament
Detroit Jockey Club
Grosse Point
Mexico
Washington Dispatches on Elliott and Public Land ruling
Washington notes discuss Professor Henry W. Elliott's hostile seal report and its impact on U S policy, the state department denial of government ties, and a British-backed tribunal stance. It also covers a labor census based view of workers rising in social scale, a land act interpretation broadening 160 acre homesteads, Dr Joseph J Kinyoun's international assignments, and agricultural condition statistics.
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Washington
State Department
John W. Foster
Henry W. Elliott
Day
Elliott
Smithsonian Institution
Treasury ‘Department
Nso
United States
Blaine
Congress
Young Wife Dies After Morphine Intake in Des Moines
In Des Moines Aug 11 Mrs Gertrude Reichman 24 wife of Charles Reichman died after morphine consumption. She leaves a husband and a 3 month old daughter. Illness cited as the suspected cause.
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Salaide
Des Motes
Gertrude Reichman
Charles Reichman
Illuesa
Kan sas L. A.W. cycle races set state mark by Eberhardt
Fine weather and a large crowd attended the Kan sas L. A.W. circuit races in Sanwa Kan. Eberhardt displayed an exhibition mile in 1968 lowering the state record.
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Keaous
Sanwa
Kan
Kansas L. A.W
Eberhardt
Monetary Reformers Meet In Indianapolis Conference
A national monetary reform commission is planned by the Indianapolis executive committee. Members named from cities including Indianapolis, St. Louis, Macon, New York, Louisville, Salem, and Chicago will select 11 men to draft a currency reform plan, likely adopting the Chicago plan and presenting it to Congress.
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Trenoy Committee
Insanepolis
Céhivenem
Omicano
Maeney
Indianapolis
McKinley
Congress
Neas
Hanna
Hugh H. Hanna
H.C. Stanard
Bt. Louis
J. F. Hansen
Macon
George ¥. Peabody
New York
Augustus H. Wilson
Louisville
J. W. Fries
Salem
N. O
H. H. Kohleaat
Chicago
Thia
Sioux City and Omaha Railroad Incorporated in Nebraska
Sioux City and Omaha Railroad company is formed by J. R. Anderson B. F. Fallek Mitch ell Vincent to build a connecting line from Sioux City through the Winnebago and Omaha reservations to Takamah and on to Omaha aiming to arrange with Port Arthur interests. Glen. Funeral of Canovas del Castillo to be marked by nationwide church services and three-day office closing. Gold prospecting party planned for Copper River Alaska led by Judge Kuhn with 200 men anticipated to depart mid March.
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Sioux
City
Omahs
Port Arthur
Tekamah
Neb
Sioux, City and Omaha, Railroad Company
J. R. Anderson
B. F.‘Fallex
Burt County
Mitchell Vincent
Onawa
Sioux City
Winnebago
Omaha
Decatur
Takamah
Canowna
Marpip
Spain
Canovas del Castillo
Anarchiat Galli
Montning
Port Townsend
J. Kuhn
Copper River
Alaska
Beatilé
Indiana
Kuhn
Senator Allen Visits Omaha To Push Cattle Industry Concessions
Senator William V. Allen arrived in Omaha yesterday on a trip from Madison to Washington. He was joined by John A. McShane, traffic manager of the Union Block Yards, as they planned to press for important concessions to the cattle industry at South Omaha from interior and agricultural departments.
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Babalt
Cattie Industry
Ontara
William V. Allen
Omaha
Madison
Washington
John A. McShane
Union Block Yards Company
South Omaha
Interior and Agricultural Departments
Nut and Bolt Plant Sold at North Tonawanda
The nut and bolt plant of Plum Burdick and Barnard at North Tonawanda was sold today to J J Albright of Buffalo for 295000. The idle plant will restart soon and hire about 500 workers. Senator Hansbrough from North Dakota announced his marriage to Miss Chapman in New York City, with plans to wed next Monday at 5 pm. They will return to North Dakota after the ceremony until the legislative session starts.
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Hansbrough
New York
H. 0
United States
North Dakota
Misa Chapman
Rush for New Eldorado to Dawson Reach Skagway and Peters
A crowded departure scene unfolds as workers sail on the Bristol and Islander toward the Klondike. Packs, horses, and dogs fill ships bound for Dawson City. Officers with mounted police accompany dog teams and gear for a long Arctic trek across the pass.
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Victoria
Eldorado
Skagway Bay
Bristol
Dawson Olty
Osnovan
Ottawa
Boundry Survey
Alaska
Qonovan
Klondike
Drant
Ford
Paris
Elaima
Yukon
Will Conduct Behoof by Wire Sunday School Plan
Wichita Aug 1 W B Stanley long time superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will conduct next Sundays exercises from his residence by telephone. He was injured in a buggy accident recently and is confined by a fractured knee. Stanley is a known lawyer and public figure.
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WE. Stanley
Wichita
Kay
W. BE. Stanley
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Stanley
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Konan
Porrspure
W. D. Ryan
United Mine Workers of Illinois
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Sitkin
B. C
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Dixon Entrance
Sitka
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Atorn
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Conroy
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Clinton Prison
Helanger
Cotter
Frank Conroy
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Supreme Court
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Ontermine
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
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Antelope
Holt
Homer A. Brown
Elgin
RUSH
NEW Eldorado
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M. Ayer
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Juveau
Dawson City
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Gaudaur
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Ispia Napolis
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Marion Griffith
Frank. Lee
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Weenn
Ontoaco
Bob
Wrenn
Mahoney
Pillsbury’s Best
Santa
Claus
The.n. K. Fairbank Company
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Mumphreys
Cor Pitan
John Gaskew
York
YE Med. CO
Car. Witte & Jokarts
Maw
Tennessee
Hastville
Louisville & Nashville ‘Railroad CO
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Alti
All
Paints
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Geo. B. Horner
St. Louis
G. P. Atmore
Gey's
Suorthang
Bent Pitman
Jerome
Howard
Cverryacova
Benn Pitman
U.S. Bureau of Education
Phonographic Institute
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Ohio
Busier
Ataigs
Snyder
Sisting
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