Strikes Eased as Rail Firms Promise to Honor Promoted Jobs
London August 22 Renewed railway strike fears eased after talks with the board of trade unions. Companies guaranteed promotions be honored and the settlement already agreed will be carried out without delay. Northeastern line workers held out refusing reinstatement unless nonunion labor left undisturbed and both sides awaited royal commission ruling.
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London
Board ‘of Trade
Associated Unions
Northwestern Railroad
Midland
Northeastern
Northeastern Railroad
Road
Railway Carters Settle After 12 Hour Negotiations
Manchester report states a committee resolved the labor troubles and declared the strike closed. The main hurdle was agreeing with railway carters and their workers who will resume today, while 2,500 non-railway cartels or their employees remain on strike.
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Carters Settle
Manchester
Shipping Strike Settled In Liverpool
The Liverpool shipping strike has been settled with workers returning to their posts today.
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Liverpool
Jacksonian Club Endorses Wilson for President
The Jacksonian club of Omaha unanimously endorses Woodrow Wilson for president and calls on W. J. Bryan to assist in nominating him.
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Bryan
Wilson
Omaha
Neb
Jacksonian Club
W. J. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
County actions and county elections noted in Richland area
The county commissioners approved the Bell ditch in Richland township. The board of elections awarded printing ballots for the September primary to Charles Seligman for 97 dollars. Estate appraisers report Thomas B. Beery's estate at 27000 with 16000 in money securities and chattels and the rest real estate in Upper Sandusky. Probate Judge Rowland appointed A J Nowlan to the county school examiners board. Abraham Swartz dies at 92 near Nevada. A big local baseball game ends Sycamore 4 Upper Sandusky 3.
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County Board of Elections
Charles Seligman
Thomas B. Beery
Upper Sandusky
Rowland
A. J. Nowlan
A. O. Suber
Wharton
Abraham Swartz
Kate Gongwer
Nevada
Sycamore
Upper
Sandusky Reds
Hogan
Hocking Valley Railroad
Billa Anderson
Seattle
Washington
Open caucus plan discussed as Congress adjourns
Washington reports the special session adjourned at 3 PM following senate resolution. Democrats caucused to discuss Majority Leader Underwood's proposal to open party caucuses to the press. Representative Henry of Texas supports the open caucus plan and leads the house majority on rules.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Underwood
Henry
Texas
Committee On Rules
Death by Grief Ends in Poisoning Tragedy
In Portsmouth Ohio, 17 year old Icy Bailey killed herself with poison after her mother died, dying after long agony. Police report no other persons involved. The tragedy reflects the intense grief gripping the family and community.
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Portsmouth
Icy Bailey
Detective to Face Trial for Kidnaping Charge
Sacramento cal Aug 22 Governor Johnson honors a requisition from Indiana for the return of James Holsick a Los Angeles detective for trial on the charge of kidnaping John J McNamara who is jailed in Los Angeles awaiting dynamiting the Los Angeles Times building incident.
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Sacramento
Cal
Johnson
Indiana
James Holsick
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
John J McNamara
Roosevelt Family Welcomes Baby Girl In San Francisco
Former President Roosevelt receives news that Theodore Roosevelt Jr and wife Meane Butler Alexander have a daughter born in San Francisco. Both mother and infant reportedly rest well the family extends thanks as Colonel Roosevelt in New York sends congratulatory message. The couple wed June 2 1991 at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church New York City and Theodore Roosevelt Jr starts as branch manager for a western carpet company.
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San Francisco
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Colonel Roosevelt
New York
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Meane Butler Alexander
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Small house blaze on West Street quick extinguished
A stove fire in the kitchen of the West Street home owned by David Mohn and occupied by his son William was put out before firefighters arrived. The damage was slight. Miss Linn Chapman of Kenton visited the J. D. Carothers home on Sunday.
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West Street
David Mohn
William
Linn Chapman
Kenton
J. D. Carothers
Beitlers Return to Hunter North Dakota
Mr and Mrs Claude Beitler began their trip home to Hunter North Dakota on Monday as he prepares to resume duties as superintendent of schools They were joined to Wahpeton North Dakota by Miss Lucile Patterson who will visit grandparents and other relatives there and in Edkader Iowa
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Claude Beitler
Hunter
North Dakota
Beitler
Wahpeton
Lucile Patterson
Wesley Patterson
Edkader
Iowa
Annual Meeting Notice of Farmers Mutual Relief Association
The Farmers Mutual Relief Association will hold its annual meeting Friday August 25 1911 at 2 p.m. in the Examiners room of the courthouse in Upper Sandusky for election of officers and any business. Frank D Williams secretary.
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Farmers’ Mutual Relief Association
Atl
Court House
Upper Sandusky
Frank D. Williams
History of the Boy Battery from Virginia to Civil War service
A Three Rivers newspaper presents an extended history of the Boy Battery organized in Virginia and serving in the Confederate army. The author is R. E. Dunaway, a former local resident and member of the battery. Also notes a want ad seeking two good wagon racks for hauling beets by R. L. King of Vanlue dated a31.
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Three Rivers
Mich
Virginia
R. E. Dunaway
R. L. King, Vanlue
Appointed Representative to State Fair
Secre tary Sandles urged each county to send a boy representative to the state fair with expenses and duties. Wyandot county chose a winner on the seventh ballot, Keith Van Buren of Richland receiving eleven votes. First alternate is C. C. Wenner. second alternate Floyd Spaid. Primaries filed for several local offices in Republican and Democratic tickets across multiple townships and boards.
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Sandles
Wyandot County
George Ash
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Ash
D. A. Bloom
Sycamore Farmers’ Institute
Keith van Buren
Richland
C. C. Wenner
Crawford
Floyd Spaid
Antrim
Raymond Logsdon
Salem
Arthur Mawer
Pitt
Robert Walton
Tymochtee
Albert Will
Karl Karg
Hallis Wagner
van Buren
Airship Tragedy Witnessed by Findlay Man in Chicago
Frank Carpenter of Findlay, Ohio Oil Co. in Marshall Ill., watched Aviator William R. Badger die after his airship plunged 3,000 feet and crashed within 200 feet of Carpenter. He snapped a picture as the craft tipped toward the earth and disintegrated. Badger died about 45 minutes later from injuries.
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Frank Carpenter
Ohio Oil Company
Marshall, Ill
Chicago
William R. Badger
Badger
Mr. Carpenter
Kodak
Carpenter
Findlay Republicen
Old Soldiers Honored at Camp for Orphans on State Fair Grounds
Two hundred boys from the soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home in Xenia will camp all week at the State Fair Grounds. The event honors veterans with a special trip and privileges. A thirty‑piece band will lead music that recalls their fathers’ defense of the nation.
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Xenia
Automobiles At State Fair Draw Crowds And Fees
The article notes thousands of cars expected daily at the show with hundreds of tanners from various regions visiting Ohrain machines. It highlights farmer friendly models and states that only trusted manufacturers will exhibit. Autos pay fifty cent admission, and vehicles are guarded by National Guard police on grounds.
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Ohrain
National Guard
L. S. & M. S. A. Acknowledges New Ticket Agent at Bryan
John E. Laird of this city has accepted the position of ticket agent for the L S M S A at Bryan. He relieves his father-in-law P. M. Shaw who retires September 1 at age seventy after thirty years of service with the road.
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John E. Laird
Bryan
P. M. Shaw
Christian Science Services Announcement
Christian Science Services will be held Sunday at 10 15 a m with the subject Christ Jesus A testimony meeting is scheduled Wednesday at 7 45 p m at the Newhard Block North Vance Street.
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Christian Science
Christ Jesus
Newhard Block
North
Vance St
Crawford store offers farm tools and supplies
A Crawford store advertises forks hoes shovels rakes hinges nails staples hay rope machine oil harness oil roof paint and pulleys. Columbia Graphophones are available at the New Pharmacy. Miss Berenice Keller spends the week in Findlay attending the Hancock county teachers institute.
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Crawford
Berenice Keller
Findlay
Hancock County
Teachers’ Institute
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The
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Richland Township
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Harry M. Kuhn
Akron
Naama Betzer
J. W. Holland
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A. A. Reynolds
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L. E. Dipert
Vanlue
George W. Riter
Hancock County Common Pleas Court
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Jacob Line
Franks & Franks
Carson
Roosevelt
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State Fair
Sk. G. Laughlin
George Bish
Loren Stahl
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H. G. Chambers
A. P. Johnson
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T. M. Johnston
W. O. Longfellow
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H. H. Gottfried
F. X. Brown
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Peter Krock
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George Frank
the Ridge Township
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John Oppe
George Baughman
David B. Stroup
Frank Hoy
Christian Science Services
Columbia Graphophones
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Beck
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