Ballinger Findings Split by Party Lines on Ballinger and Pinchot
Democratic findings charge Ballinger with bad faith in Alaska coal land deals and land office actions while praising Pinchot and Glavis. Madison, the independent Republican, is cited as truthful. The report alleges Ballinger sought to misuse authority, damage reclamation service, and influence patenting of Cunningham coal lands. The piece previews continued discussion on page six.
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Ballinger-Pinchot Gravis
Representative Madison
Madison
Ballinger
Gifford Pinchot
L. R. Gravis
Cunningham Alaskan Coal
Land Office
Cunningham
Reclamation Service
L. St. Glavis
General Land Office
Glavis
Pinchot
Miles C. Moore
Walla Watts
Wash
Presious
Guggenheim
Alaska
Ginvis
Alaska Cent
Cottinianioner
Clarence Cunningham
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office In An Attempt To Explain Away A Former Addavit
Cunningham Journal
Glavia
Bramwell and Welch Chosen
Chief of the West Virginia Mines Johin Lang set dates for eight mine foreman and fire boss examinations from October to January. Exams cover coal dust gases ventilation drainage limbering mapping and mining laws with Mr Laing guiding. Sites: Welch Bramwell Clarksburg Fairmont Elkins Glen Jean Beckley and Charleston on specific October December and January dates.
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Charleston
W. Va
Department of Mines
Johin Lang
Mining Department
West Virginia
Laing
Welch
Bramwell
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Elkins
Glen Jean
Beckley
Twelve Dead in Tunnel Disaster at Old Bergen Tunnel
New York news reports an Erie Railroad tunnel collapse at Old Bergen Tunnel injuring many workers. Eleven men died on impact and one later died, bringing total fatalities to twelve as about forty laborers were at the site during reconstruction.
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New York
Hudon County
Bergen
Erie Railroad
Busy week on Western circuit opens state fairs
Chicago reports a busy week for state fair circuits in the central West. The Wisconsin State Fair in Milwaukee starts today along with Indiana, Kansas, West Michigan, Kerr tuck Texas? and South Dakota fairs at various cities. All open today and run through the week.
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Chicago
Wost
Milwaukee
Indiana
Tavnleville
South Oakete
Muron
Cotton Down GRAING ARE US Grain Open Lower
New York stock market opened with grains and provisions higher after a week start. Readings show September grain prices slipping at first trade with December and January futures near 12.9. Reading volumes focused on Reading. Chicago reports wheat and corn opening up with firm early gains.
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New York
Reading
Chicago
Ball Contest By The Typos In National League Play
Washington notes a ball contest between Wallington and Philadelphia to open the third annual series for the league championship. Tomorrow Chicago faces Pittsburg and New York faces Boston. Wednesday features St. Louis against Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Denver appears Thursday with elimination rounds starting Saturday the top Western team meets the top Eastern team for the national title.
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Washington
Wallington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
New York
St. Louis Va
Cincinnati
Indianapolin Ve
Denver
West
Tno
DENTENGE 15 POSTPONED DENTENGE 15 POSTPONED
In New York on September 1 Charles Hetke and Ernest Gerbecht convicted of wage working frauds appeared in court but proceedings were postponed awaiting new motions from defense.
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New York
Charles Hetke
Ernest Gerbecht
Apple Crops and Profits Highlight Virginia Orchard
Richmond reports Commissioner of Agriculture Kofner visited Waynesboro where James Craig plans to market 10 000 barrels of apples from 2 200 trees. He declined 3 25 a barrel and shipped apples to Europe. Craig uses fallen fruit for elder syrup and runs a water powered washing and pulp burning process.
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Richmond
Kofner
James Craig
Waynesboro
Craig
Koiner
Old offenders' ony celebration in Haltionre Maryland
In Haltionre Maryland on September 12 18 a local celebration marked the defeat of the British by Maryland soldiers. A possible international expedition wing may be held in 4914 to commemorate the centennial labor victory. German Day was observed with a rare festival in Baltimore.
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Haltionre
Maryland
Baltimore
Arrests of 300 Camorra Members in Petrosino Killing Plot
Nome reports three hundred Camorra members are under arrest charged with conspiring in the plot that killed Lieut. Petrosino, head of the New York detective bureau’s Hallan branch. Enrico Alfonso is named as the man who carried out Petrosino’s death. Alfonso had not fled the country and was pursued by Italian police who later returned him to face charges.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Manhattan
Pennsylvania
New Yokk
West River
New York
United States
New York City
San Francisco
Hudson River
New York Central
Bis
Long Island
Camorra
Lieutant Petrovio
Hallan
Ie York
Enrico Alfonso
Delared
Petrosino
Alfonso
Camorriats
Milary Vallcy
Hi Ene
Petrosito
Labor Conventions Held Across Cities by Craft Unions
In New York and other cities, major labor conventions are underway. Groups include American Brotherhood of Cement Workers, International Union of Steam Engineers, International Union of United Brewery Workers, International Union of Elevator Constructors, and International Brick, Terra Cotta Workers' Alliance, with meetings in Denver Kansas City Chicago Philadelphia and other locales.
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New York
Natonal
International Labor Conveniona Ty Ie
American Brotherhood of Cement Workers
Thin Cite
International Union of Steam Engineers
Denver
Coopers, International Union
Kanswe City
International Union of United Brewery Work, Oh
American
Chicane
Inernational Union of Elevator Constructors
Hilladelphia
International Brick
Ant Terra Cotta Workers’ Alliance
Sirentor, Til
Calfee Nominated in Plage of Major Walton for County Court
A M Calfee is nominated in place of Major Walton for county court. The filing name and location appear in early proceedings with regional interest. The report notes public support and a vigorous campaign in the local political scene.
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A. M. Calfee
Maj. Walton
Progressive of Conservative in Arizona Convention Fight
In Phoenix on September 12 a statewide election selects delegates to draft Arizona's constitution. The process aims to decide if the new state will lean radical or conservative, with labor groups backing a progressive platform including initiative and referendum, bank deposits guarantee, universal suffrage, eight hour day, direct primary, and other reforms.
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Phoenix
United States
Amateur Golf Championship Opens at Brookline Club
Brookline Mass Sept 12 top amateur golfers from across the nation gathered to compete for the United States Golf Association title on eighteen holes of medal play. The finals for the national amateur championship will be held Saturday.
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Brookline
Mass
Brookline Intry Club
United States Golf Association
Pirates Kill Two Officers in Ruskian Steamship Attack
In Marbin Manchuria on September 12 two officers aboard a Ruskian steamship were killed and others wounded when pirates disguised as passengers boarded the ship. A pursuit by a KuNbOAL unit was launched, with seventeen reported missing or involved in the clash.
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Marbin
Manchuria
Thoir bKands
Ftueelan Kunboal
Fieven Teen
First Bail Of New Cotton Offered On Tobacco Market
The bale of new cotton was offered on the tobacco market today. It was grown by a colored farmer of Wayne County in Raleigh North Carolina on December 12.
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Raleigh
N.C. Beot
Wayne County
New York State Fair Opens Amid Ceremonial Farewell
The opening of the New York State Fair was marked by a ceremony. Attendees included prominent figures and a featured address highlighting wealth, prosperity, and the fair’s role in showcasing state progress.
Murderer Blidkenship Captured After Cave Hideout
William Blankenship, wanted for the shooting death of Dr Wayne Hatfield near Pixeon Creek, was found hiding in a cave near Gilbert after a week. He surrendered after an armed pursuit led by Greenway Hatfield, Williamson officials, and Chief Tom Hatfield.
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Gilbert
William Blidkenship
Wayne Hatfeld
Pixeon Creek
Wharencliffe
Aso
Greenway Hattield
Williamson
Tom Hatteld
William Porter O¢ Williamson
Blankenship
Hatfielda
Hotwind
Greenway Hatford
Old Man Blankenship
Hatfield Blankenship
Hatfield
Dominion Labor Congress Opens in Fort William
Fort William Ont Sept 12 The twenty sixth session of the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada opened today with plans to discuss immigration laws the eight hour bill cooperation amendments to the industrial disputes and investigation act and other important measures during the session.
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Fort Willlan
Ont
Indu
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Battle of the Ballots in Maine election fight firms
In Maine reporters note expected results as Governor Bert M. Fernald seeks a second term with a slim margin while Democratic challenger William Pennell from Portland and other local candidates like Frank Harrieny and Edwin Mileien mount campaigns. The piece recounts party figures and district contests amid a tense campaign atmosphere.
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Maine
Bert M. Fernald
Fred W. Pliteted
Tnin Ptl
Washington
White Chelon
William Mr. Pennell
Portland
Hinds
Mend
Alwes Deen
Climerine
Dn MeGiMentity
Lewiston
Frank Harriieny
Edwin 0. Mileien
Trv
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Fay
Aia
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Maor Samael Walton
Ile
Calton
Tie County
Morewr
Honiton
Soph
Andi
Sermi
Mallory
PAIAO
Nat Rormodiy Pater
Tesse
Arizonia
New York State Fair
Rade
Jere
Air
Abboviel
Dr. Hatfield
Dominion Labor Congress
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