15 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
1
United Mine Workers demand a 20 percent wage increase and other demands in response to operators' proposals. President White announced negotiations with anthracite coal operators have been broken off, signaling no current willingness to compromise.
London march 15 coal strike remains in deadlock as striker numbers grow and families suffer. Birmingham cuts 7000 street lamps due to shortages while soldiers harvest trees in Woolmer forest to fuel military camps.
San Antonio March 15 Ansociated Press reports Trousdale declined all vaudeville offers including a $100 week engagement from an El Paso theatre. San Angelo notes Trousdale’s public stance as a hard man from West Texas in the 1890s, linked to a 1900 bank robbery case.
Desperadoes who killed three people and wounded six at a Virginia courthouse yesterday remain at large. The Allen brothers, leaders of the group, reportedly crossed into North Carolina toward Mount Airy with their followers and raided a hardware store for ammunition.
Guthrie Okla March 15 Republicans closed their state convention with a solid Roosevelt delegation to back the national convention. Delegate Denison of Lexington slipped away after adjournment and died of apoplexy while running to catch a train.
Washington March 15 the house interstate commerce committee voted 11 to 6 to report favorably the bill abolishing the court of commerce. The move reflects a push to dismantle the specialized tribunal and reassign its duties to other courts.
Fort Worth based report notes President Laster of the Texas Cattle Raters Association donated thirty blooded cows to local veterinarians for tuberculosis experiments to be conducted in the city.
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