Trainmen Far From Satisfied in Mediation Talks
Chicago March 20. W S Carter president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen said the settlement prospects with 27000 firemen and railroad managers via federal mediation are remote. He said four days of argument left no progress as railroads refuse to arbitrate on discipline and authority. He noted the strike vote remains valid and warned they can strike if no action. Commissioner Neill heard arguments and will continue tomorrow.
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W. S&s. Carter
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Carter
United States Commissioner of Labor
Neill
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Charlestown
James Bradbury
Haverhill Street
Donaher
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William KE. Norton
Shirley Street
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O'Neeil
Patrick
Mary O'Neil
Bolton Street
St. Vincent's Church
O'Clock
Fast Eighth Steel
Whidden
Randolph
William FE. Whidden
Gold Street
Central Tory
Coleman
Coleman Says Faro Men Got $180000 In Loot
Coleman admits $180000 drained from his bank but dismisses women as uninvolved while naming two men Big Bill Kelcher and Jack as figures in the scheme. He describes meetings, gambling club visits, and a plan to repay the bank as he contemplates prison with calm resolve.
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Coleman
Bil Kelcher
Jack
Bill
Providence
Big Bull
Big Bill
Ontario
Kelcher Reportedly Seen in Boston No Crowd at Station
The Post reports Kelcher has not been seen in his usual haunts and that no large crowd greeted him at Back Bay station when he supposedly arrived. Daniel Sughrue met him there and hurried him into a taxicab with Mr. Coakley. Friends claim Kelcher won 45000 at Fort Ontario races, a tale bookmakers allegedly confirm.
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Daniel H. Coakley
Big Bill
Kelcher
Boston
Post
New York
Fourteenth Street
Bill
Back Bay
Daniel Sughrue
Daniel Sughrue, Who Is Associated With Mr. Coakley
Mr. Coakley
Fort Ontario
Insurgents Move to Declare Speakership Vacant
Insurgents in the House contemplate declaring the speakership vacant at any time, citing a precedent set yesterday. Leaders warn the three day fight signals a broader political war, with fear of insurgent turmoil spreading to the Senate.
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Senate
Insurgent Republicans React To Cannon Case
The row over Speaker Cannon’s retention divides Republicans and unsettles the Senate as insurgent members claim they acted bravely to save the party. They denounce critics as cowards and warn of further battles if punished for backing him.
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House
Mr. Cannon
Rules Committee
Senate
Cannon
Illinois Republican Association
Congress
Secret hearing ends in resignation of Hamilton superintendent
March report details a secret hearing where Superintendent Andrew S. Thomson faced accusations of hugging women teachers. Witnesses testified to attempted hugging, while Thomson denied such actions, insisting he only ever touched a teacher on the shoulder. A dramatic scene followed when Mrs. Mattle Buel fainted after testifying.
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Hamilton
Andrew S. Thomson
Town Educational Board
Thomson
Post
Buel
Superintendent Thomson resigns amid school district dispute
After a Friday hearing the joint Hamilton Wenham Middleton Essex district board voted to end Thomson's tenure as superintendent effective immediately. Thomson, who earned 1600 dollars yearly, had served nine years. he offered to resign at term end but the board requested instant termination and he submitted his resignation.
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Hamilton
Wenham
Middleton
Essex
Main
New York
Thomsons
Statewide Strike Held Up Pending Negotiations
President Greenawalt of the State Federation of Labor ordered affiliated unions to hold the statewide strike in temporary abeyance in Philadelphia Penn March 20 while negotiations continue to settle the street car men strike.
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Penn
Greenawalt
State Federation of Labor
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