Strike On in Pittsburg Ends in Parley and Violence
Pittsburg faces a major strike as talks between Mayor Magee and railroad executives reach a drawn out stalemate. Police reserve units stand ready as fourteen alleged strikebreakers are attacked near Rankin car barns. County officials plan immediate action, while union demands include hearings, longer lunch, and bulletins on layoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magee
Mesta Car Company
Pittetary Railways
Rankin
John Englert
Tieacril
Ind
Pittsburg
Arbitration settles railway strike dispute in Atlanta
The board of arbitration declares the strike case resolved, granting equal pay for white and Negro firemen and enginemen on the Georgia railroad. Vice-president Ball notes no discharge will be charged against either side. Both sides accept the ruling, with the Negro firemen expecting a substantial pay increase and the White workers seeing equal treatment in the same work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Swart
Board of Arbitration
Ball
Enyaset Oe
Theongia
Chim
Another Big Open Shop Reveals Plan to Stay Open
June 20 report notes The Republic In & tier company announces new ttsbuing and will open shops after midnight June 30, ending dealings with Amalgamated. Amalgamated says the move upsets their plans against the corporation and expected The Republic to delay after the Girl with American Steel & Wire plants in Fane Over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic In & Tier Company
Hin
Allts
Republic
Ateol
Amalgamated
Prank K Foster Dies After Illness at McLean Hospital
Prank K Foster a prominent union labor advocate editor welter and speaker died Sunday night at 1 McLean hospital in Wavarly Mass after a lingering illness He had been a patient there for some time Foster aged 4 yet his death came unexpectedly and he was a well known figure in labor circles in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wavarly
Mass
K. Foster
Welt & Speaker
McLean Hospital
Middlebury Prizes Awarded for College Service
FAIRFIELD PRIZES of 20 awarded at Middlebury to two seniors Carson He Beane and Caroline HL Claire for most tuneful service to the college during their senior year. The prizes honor Micaiah Fairfield, a founder of Oberlin, with a lineage linked to early reformers and notable college presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Mildlebury
Pairfeld
Chari T. Pairfield
Ruthusd
MNO
Carson He Beane
Caroline HL
Claire
Pairfield
Micsiah Wale
Geld
Attealah Vairfek
New Harpshire
Pittafort
Virginia
Blewiff
Mirniah Fairfield
Hillsdale Polinger
Atate
Lnter
University of Nebtaka
United States
Lyons
Pranch
Harrison
Miner Wynne Faitedd
Provident
Mivet
Hurry Lee
Cherlin
Whaw
Profesaur Henry Burton
Itgchenter Kiniversity
Aml
Ernest C. Burton
University of Chicago
Micaiah Fairfudt
Fight on Pike's Peak Top Ends in Hospital Stay
Two Chicagoans Joby A Clark and George Jey quarrel over charges at the Summit House on Pike's Peak led to a night fight atop the 14,000 foot summit. Government caretaker Hawant H Robinson is in critical condition at St Prinois Hospital. Dartmouth grads John A Clink and George Shipley, involved in a prior incident with a government caretaker, were noted as prominent athletes in their Dartmouth years.
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Colorado
Pike's Peak
Joby A. Clark
George Jey
Sumamit House
Robinson
Hanover
N. H
John A. Clink
Branston
George Shiped
Gok
Burky Ti
Dartmouth College
Mia
Qurt
Shipley
Olnick
Auto Hits Motorcycle in Railrows Street Collision
In St Johnebury on Saturday afternoon an automobile owned by H J Goodrich and driven by his son Claude struck a motorcycle ridden by Lawrence Watson near the Pad dock village bridge. Both occupants of the car uninjured while Watson sustained a broken leg and minor bruises. He was taken to Brook Hospital. The Goodrich vehicle was traveling at a high speed and the crash was likely caused by misjudged direction.
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St. Johnebury
H. J. Goodrich
Claude Goodrich
Lawrencds Wateon
Paddock Village Bridge
Wan Demon
Mr. Watson
Itiook Hospital
Watson
Doodrich
Yesterday's Baseball Scores At Washington and Boston
Yesterday's American League scores show Boston beating Washington 6 to 0. National League results list Philadelphia beating Boston 5 to 3. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh had 3 runs, with unclear details from the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeaterday
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Roston
Ab Ciduniel
Pitteharg
Cincinnati
Income tax proposed and cotton ties debate in Senate
Washington reports a Senate session on a constitutional amendment for an income tax with no apportionment, and a debate over cotton ties and tariff rates for iron and steel. Aldrich and Borah clashed over immediate action, while amendments and conference plans shape the tariff, with the House proposing duties on cotton bagging and iron products and Republican votes split on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Chatman Aldrich
Borah
Felis
Sherman Yaw
Renate Secraerahip
Sean
Apy
Ole
Hp OE
Seation
Oydere Yard
Haenee
Aldrinh
Jems
Iran
Bristow
Brown
Crawford
Cuwmins
Curtin
Dalliver Gamble
la Follotte
Nelson
Taft
Eriainal Desisiog A
de Wil
Ahemite
Department of Agricul
Class Day Exercises at University of Vermont
Vermonters celebrate the 100th commencement with the senior wall at the college green. Alumni and faculty hosts host visits and receptions as students march, hear orations, plant ivy, and attend three key gatherings by Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Alpha, and the Alumnae Club reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borlington
Artivi
University of Vermont
J .Q. A. Ward
LaFayette
Clase
Hele
Mach Profenane
Ain
University of Life
Hay Williaton Cotthe
Edgrard S. Abbott
Derby
Edward J. Dee
Dean T. Hill
Buffaie
William M. Roser
Westport
BN. Y
Thoma J. Mulcare, Jr
Adame
Masepeusy
Miriam G. Twtehcork
Pittefurd
Jonnie
Rowrll
Fairlee
John TP
Helyar
Brattleboro
Phi Delta Theta
Alpha of Vermont of
Sigma
Boweo
Whisker whiskey dispute tests law and reports
A fragmentary Washington note discusses a Teas bill dispute over whiskey terminology. Attorney General Bowers and President Taft negotiate definitions of straight whiskey and whiskey derived from ethyl alcohol from different sources, with hearings by Wickersham and a Roosevelts era policy debate referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitkey
Jobo G. Carlisi
Dintillers
Bowers
Taft
Wickersham
War on bucket shops raided by county officers
Cincinnati reports County Prosecutor Hunt’s drive against bucket shops ended with ten deputies raiding the Consolidated Stock & Grain offices. D A Acton and OC B Fox were arrested. all company records seized while witnesses were sought inside. A prior raid had occurred ten days earlier as part of the ongoing campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Hunt
Bucket Hope
Amt
Consolidated Stock & Grain Company
D. A
Top Buggy Deals Offer Steel Iret Guarantee
Ad touts a $48.50 price for a guaranteed steel item described as a Top Buggy. Claim appears in a classified-like snippet, suggesting a sale or promotional listing with limited readable details about the product and terms.
Vandalism Strikes Quincy Yard Amid Machinery Damage
In Quincy on June 22 a vandal attack damaged the Wishop Le Counts yard engine room. Bolts on the hoisting gear loosened and the yard derrick boom fell. Oil rubbed on several polished markers and a marker knocked over marked the scene. Estimated damage runs to 200 dollars as inspectors note laborers reported mischief before repairs began.
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Quincy
Mane
Recence Department
Gemnire Yard
Wishop & le Counts
Brooks Ayeaie
South Quincy
Hague Work to Be Finished by Commissions
Washington June 20 A motion by Representative Bartholdt to form two commissions to study arbitration tactics and armament limits from the Hague conferences was enacted into law. Each commission will have three members, with 8750,000 in funds, and one appointee by the president. The president is asked to seek cooperation from powers at the Hague conference for joint recommendations before the next meeting.
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Washington
Second Hague
Bartholdt
Minouitl
Wil
Hague
Fragmented OCR Note Mentions Names and Places
A garbled OCR snippet references several unclear names and terms including a person, a place, and scattered phrases. The readable text centers on disjointed references without a coherent event or context.
Confer on Chinese Loan Negotiations in London
Morgan & Company act as American syndicate representatives in a 27.5 million dollar Chinese loan. London, Paris, Berlin bankers engaged. J. Pierpont Morgan is in England pursuing direct talks with Tal niations. Negotiations involve timing and potential costs, with brokers in Paris and Berlin awaiting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan & Company
London
Jinpi
P. Morgan & Co
Ferrowe
Bakers
Porta
Berlin
Brier Cam Ae
Alorgan
England
Bingham Held in $5,000 Bond on Bank Embezzlement Charge
Frederick H. Bingham former bookkeeper of Merchants' National Bank appeared before U.S. Commissioner Wright and waived examination on bank embezzlement charges. He was held on $5,000 bail until the fourth Tuesday in August and returned to jail in default of bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hawn
Frederick H. Bingham
Merchants’ National Bank
United States
Wright
Russo Finnish Conference Opens Revisions Of Empire Finances
The Russo Finnish commission under the empire comptroller opened here yesterday to revise legislative relations between the empire and the grand duchy of Finland. A project aims to secure extended autonomy in the Douay and the Channel of Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Diurchy
Finland
Douay
Archie Awfully Amusin' Night With Abieanne
An amusing scene unfolds as Archie and Abieanne are present and tease the crowd. The feisty pair provoke laughter with playful antics while a notable felts within the gathering reacts to the humor and shots drawn from the moment.
PILES PILES PILES by Kendrick Co in Barre Vermont
Readable text indicates an item titled PILES PILES PILES by C H Kendrick & Co from Barre Vermont. The fragment mentions arsenite eggs and seems to be an old business or product listing. No clear event date or full context available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Kendrick & Co. Barre
Vermont
May Lock Out 18000 Carpenters in Open Shop Plan
New York master carpenters threaten a lockout of about 18000 workers to push a broad open shop system. The association plans a meeting to test the ballot and prepare action, risking widespread disruption if employers back the plan and if organized unions resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Carpenters of
New York
Master ‘Carpentere’ Association
Ierag Sre
Ponee
Delay in Sugar Case Inquiries Drag Into Next Day
New York June 20 federal grand jury probing American Sage Refining with Sherman Act questions adjourned without indictments. William T. Raney former Pennsylvania Sugar refining president B Gurion Bromley Philadelphia lawyer and A B Smith of Philadelphia were examined at yesterday’s session.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
American Sage
Sherman
Pagar Trust
Pennsylvania Sugar Reining
Pennsylvania Coscera
B. Gurion Bromley
Philadelphia
and & B. Smith
Yeaterday
Seation
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Georgia
The Republic Company + Policy
Glenn
Wea
Teste
Pep Ets
Ark
Pacers
Olen i Rarer
Ian Ria
Carson H. Beane
Caroline H. Clark
Pike's Peak Top
Chicags
Dartmouth
Johnsbury
Philaaap Chass
Detroit
Chicago
St. Lovin
Cleveland
Phila Daiphie
Io Clevelan
ATE
Whaleseach
Cimehesin
Tau
Phila Hii Ale Thonklym
Hipston
Sen. Aldrich
Vermont University
Ceresota
H. F. Cutler
Bear City
Barre, Vt
Bishop
le Counte
Tote
Barthaldt
Sinter
Father
Bingham
New Haven
Jeil
Clevah Feltah
Archie
Abieanne
Barre
Moore & Owens
North Main St
Barre, Vi
Fs & Center
Standard
OTL Company
Vermont Telephone & Telegraph Company
L. B. Dodge
North Main Street
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