Rail workers vote for arbitration to avert eastern strike
Representatives of 90000 conductors and trainmen of Eastern railways along with railroad officials reach an agreement at the White House to submit disputes to arbitration under the Newlande Clayton act. President Wilson and congressional leaders promise swift passage of the measure, creating a permanent railroad mediation board. The accord averts a projected rail shutdown and resolves disagreements over board composition.
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Western
Colom
Mreete
Washington
Eastern Railways
Fallroads
Wilson
White House
Jeast
Board of Mediation
Mulhall Testimony Details Hundreds of Letters and Memoranda
Senate lobby inquiry hear Mulhall describe nearly six hours on the stand identifying about 600 letters telegrams and scraps of memoranda. He claims the National Association of Manufacturers spent large sums to sway lawmakers and influence labor policy amid a widening intra committee dispute and planned records of Mulhall correspondence.
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Washington
Martin M. Mulhall
National Association of Manufacturers
Senate
Mulhall
Maine
Mulhell
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Mulhell Save Gompers
Hoonevelt
Bevale
Houw
Garratt
Mulbal
Trains Collide Across Cities Leave Dozens Dead or Missing
A chaotic run of rail accidents leaves multiple fatalities and hundreds injured across cities including Cambridge Jackson and Denver. Reports cite electric and steam trains colliding with cars and other trains, with casualties and extensive damage under investigation as officials confirm responses.
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Los Atgelet
Cambridge
Jackson
Mich
Michigan Central
Boston
Headaye
Far Flung Tales From Rapid Dispatches Of The Age
Collage of late reports notes accidents in Michigan and California railways, a Denver baseball scene, Roosevelt grand canyon trip plans, a Wyoming road convention, and a Greenley post office bid. Claims a fatal wreck near Jackson Michigan and a Vineyard Station derailment near Venice Los Angeles, with multiple fatalities and injuries.
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Jacke
Mich
Michigan Central Nairn
Chen Ver
Hike
Rochester
N.Y
Netragka
Colorado
Theodore Roosevelt
Grand Canyon
Willian
Arte
Wood Roads
Sheridan
Wyo
Daly
Denver
Yellowstone National Park
Hwek
Bonds
Hrowdway Park
Swan Johnson
Salina
Kan
Henry Marohl
Paro
Jolnaon
Parohl
Mitty Perce
Tex
Midalwe
Mexico
Bryan
Appointment recommendations and senate confirmations in Colorado
Senate backed A F Sirowne for Sterling land office register and confirmed Colorado portsmasters Niertverth Hurnhart Creede Finley Eye Julesburg Alexander Gray Ordway Judith Nichols Midway J vt McMichaele. Debates touched on wartime alarm, labor charges against Wilson family, and a proposed 1280 acre homestead entry bill amid Colorado crop reports and land policy debates.
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Ned Crooe
Alek
Schafroth
Thomas
A. F Sirowne
Register of
Sterling Land Office
Senate
Colorado
Niertverth
Hurnhart
Creede
Finley Eye
Julesburg
Alexander Gray
Ordway
Judith Nichols
Midway
J Vt McMichaele
Mubhall
Martio M Moullell
Wilson
House
Agnes Wilson
Bulgarian Turmoil and War News Across Europe
Reports describe Bulgaria facing unrest and a push for peace amid revolts and battles. Articles note upheaval near Constantinople, alleged Bulgarian crimes in Greece, and political shifts in Mexico and France. The piece spans multiple fronts, from Balkan clashes to wider European and colonial concerns.
Mixed Sports News and Local Notices Highlight Weekend
French aviator Lavon Letort trades a MWecht from Paris to Berlin non stop. The Giants Dodgers and Phillies top money earners in the league this season. Jack White Johnny Dundee bout set for July 20 at Low Athletes called off after terms dispute. Miss Jennie Jones wins women's state golf title in Des Moines beating Mrs Moore 6 up 6 to go. Amateur aviator Walters falls 20 feet but will recover. Seashore resort openings and new bathing fashions noted. A diamond necklace once worn by Ett Duryea sells for 2100 dollars in Chicago auctions.
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Lavon Letort
Paris
Berlin
Giants
Brooklyns
Philadelphia
Jack WhiteJohnny
Dundee
Low Atheles
Jennie Jones
Sioux City
Des Moines
Mra. W. F. Moore
Waveland Club
L. Walters
St. Charles
Elgin
Vic
Walters
Jack Johnson
Ett Duryea
Chicago
United State Marshal
Fragmented 19th Century notices mix crime and society events
A mangled aggregation reports arrests in Atlanta and lawsuits in New York, a birth in South Bend, a tribute to Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, a Salt Lake City bid for a grand lodge home, a Denver Chamber guest invitation, a Cincinnati attorney’s Senate testimony, and a medical mystery tied to tainted ice cream. The text strings together disparate items with unclear details and dates.
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Wal Ottent
Mary Welly Crawford
Allanta
Lowle Stonovod
South Bend, Ltd
Daniels
Shafroth
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Madico Square
New York
Harry Ko Thaw
Stanford White
Mra
Ale
A.D Baldwin
Cleveland
Senate
Washington
PonMreeemen
Alexander and Hallwin
Mitten
Wyoming News of the Week highlights local events and incidents
A roundup of Wyoming items notes electrification plans in Chadron towns, street carnivals in Laramie, post office changes in Cody, labor federation activities in Rock Springs, a fatal cart accident near Cheyenne, suits against Marshal Sloman, a juvenile bear hunt near Lander, and several court filings and civic developments across the state.
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Ping Huffle
Worland
Laramie
Cody
State Federation of Labor
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Sheridan
Anguet
GO. B
Nelson Poole
Lander
Jay Firoveh
W. F. Cody
Toennensea
Col. Cody
Cheyenne
Owell Ingersoll
Indian Creek
Crook County
Wain
Belle Fourche
W. K. Hart
Wyoming Naional Guard
Fort D. A
Loramie
John W. Sloman
Waamult
Leonard Sedgwick
Colorado
George Harris Sr
Harrie
Paroled Convicts From Wyoming Counties and Pardons
Wyoming state board of pardons releases several inmates from Laramie and Carbon counties among others. James Henry of Laramie was paroled after a second degree murder conviction. Wm Gibson from Fort Washakie and Virgil Jackson of Carbon also gain paroles after adjusted sentences. Others receive pardons or conditions, including Sol Risher and Dan Daley.
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Weetern
Amlot Bees Ferries
Cheyenne
Wyo
Laramly County
State Board of Pardons
James Henry
Hewie
Laramie County
Wm. Gibson
Fort D. A
Fulwell
Sol Risher
Sheridan County
Dan Daley
Converse County
Virgil Jackson
Carbon County
John Hollywood
Fremont County
James B. Treen
Ex-Mayor Montgomery Seizes Gillette Mayoral Control
Former mayor Roy Montgomery, a Wilson elector and saloonkeeper, beats Mayor Shields in the street after a reform effort to ban nickel in-the-slot machines fails. Montgomery is named mayor by the city council, and nickel slots along with other games of chance resume operating in Gillette.
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Gillette
Roy Montgomery
Wilson
Shields
Montgomery
Showers Help Wyoming Crops Near Cheyenne
Light showers fell in the dry farming districts near Cheyenne giving crops sufficient moisture to insure full yields in places and half yields in others. With one or two good rains in the next days farmers could harvest bumper crops.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Girl Burned by Electric Light Shock in Thermopolia Incident
A girl suffered severe burns after an incandescent light delivered a shock in Thermopolia Pauling Berg. The right hand thumb and finger burned to bone, and two toes on the left foot were badly scarred from the current. The incident appears potentially fatal.
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Thermopolia
Pauling Berg
Women Held on $1000 Bail in Juvenile Case
Rock Springeda Mendom and Louie Graven faced juntios court on charges they abducted 14 year old Martos for humoral purposes. They were bound over to the District Court under $100 bail.
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Rock Springeda Mendom
Louie Graven
Juntios
Floss Martos
Hen lays freak egg with unusual curved shape
A hen owned by T. M. Jones laid an egg described as five touches long and only half an inch in diameter shaped like a curved “J” the unusual form likely to alarm and amuse local residents.
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Sundance Anema
T. M. Jones
Boy Injured By Pony Accident at Loomia Farm
The year old son of F. HH Loomia suffered injuries when a pony bolted at the father's farm. The horse dragged the boy’s right leg along a barbed wire fence causing the wounds as he tried to escape the fallen animal.
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F. HH. Loomia
Writes Will and Then Disappears Sheridan
W C Barber, a retired Nebraska farmer, vanished after signing checks for his bank deposit and leaving a will, pocketbook, and watch arranged for discovery by family members. The report notes his missing status and unclear whereabouts.
Record of U S Crop Acreage and Yields by July 1
The Department of Agriculture reports July 1 crop condition and yields for winter, spring, and all wheat, corn, oats, and other staples. It details planted areas, condition as a percentage of normal, indicated yield per acre, and total production for each crop, with comparisons to prior years and regional totals.
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Colorado
Department of Aariculhure
Hooker Clark
Henale
Pee Lamar
Edward Lauter Ie
Lamar
Bach
Union News Service
Washington
Department of Agriculture Law and Tim
Oate
Narliy
Really Clever of Johnny
A banquet reference recalls a Nashville boy's Innocent remark to Gov Ben W Hooper The boy said he had an stomach ache because his stomach was empty His sister’s suitor later visits and Johnny quickly diagnoses his headache as empty and in need of something to eat.
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Ben W. Hooper
Tennessee
Nashville
Sald
Little Johnny
Mr. Smith
Johnny
Cobbett on Bread Making and the Enormous Evil
The piece recalls Cobbett’s claim that every woman should know bread making to avoid a burden on society. It notes fear of flour shortages and critiques women who rely on bakers, arguing many servants also rely on others for loaves. The text laments that Cobbett’s warning did not move kitchens to change.
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Cobbett
Peculiar Pete and the Wasps as Pets in Letters
A quirky anecdote recalls Lord Avebury’s lifetime moment with a wasp during a railway journey. Peculiar Pete, an English major, argues the net is a gentle creature fit for pets, noting the Major’s sting incident when reaching for a ticket. The tale contrasts mischief with kindness toward insects.
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Pete
Lord Avebury
Not Always and Pyramids Speak in Prohibition Jibe
A fragmented quipry mixes lines about ambition and pride with a note on prohibition districts. The odd dialogue references Sphing and Pyramids and hints at a politician named Huchine, suggesting a satirical or cryptic local humor item.
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Wate
Stale House
Ammons
Maxwell v
Cedar Waylde
J. W. J Manwell
Treacher
Mutehinesa
Kai
Cevera
Eumen
Kanees Short
Krae
Kaneas Ead
Oblo
Iver City
New Menien Giverly
Great
Badien Tee Deepa
Demurt
Mecus
Cel
Chaffee Firant
Hie
Meme
Merrion
Greeley
Colo
Treasury Department
Hertag
Bulgaria
George W. Sheldon
Dover
Lavedan
Sylvian
Meokiveret
Holloway Jar
London
George
M. Lepine
Marks
Nepublican
Monteileom
Fer Cnend
Daneff
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Agta Minor
Huerta
Felly Doe
Manquet
Mexico City
Athens
SPORT
Stasding
Weng Leager
Maeva
Hiram Heaves
Furel
Ovconte, Wie
Saltag
News of the
Unie
Dourlae
Patra
Hattie Homey
Sheridan Coonty
Geb Bell
Edwin J. Kelly
Grand Inner Guard
The
Hochester, N.Y
Pearl Adama
Cty Council
Ariel
Mach
Court House
Evanston
Litcoln
Unite
Kate Craig Contracting Company
Nebraska
Basin
Cherenpe
Martha Rhoyd
George Kearoth
Manville
William McClary
Laramie Me
Nevada
Melary Die
Walter Heanett
Béyeareld
W. W. Menmett
Meetertae
Walter Geanett
Wyoming Board
Bome
Northwestern
Casper
Big Horn Basin
Burlington Territory
Cory
Moneta
Wyoming & Northwestern
Chicago & Northwestern
Fromberg, Mont
Alig Horn
Fromberg
Will
Ae Deeresee
Libby
Msneill
Ieee Rm Shoe
Gmail Boy
Wau
Huchine Made
Post
Emmender
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