Labor Chief Defends Rightful Use of Injunctions
Samuel Gompers urges equal protection under law and warns against injunctions used to punish workmen or curb jury trials. He asserts labor’s stance on property protection, clean hands, and absence of adequate legal remedy, condemning judicial overreach in labor disputes.
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Washington
D. C
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Hhe
Labor
Executive Council
Federation
Denver
Organized Labor
Prince of Wales Sees Powers of the Sea
The prince of Wales reviewed an international fleet in Quebec harbor. The British led, with the American second and the French astern, as a continuous bombardment unfolded while thousands on the wharves and hills cheered his progress along the ships.
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Quebec
Prince of Wales
Taft Sherman campaign opens in eight states
Chicago July 25. The Republican conference called by Frank H Hitchock, national committee chairman, orders headquarters to be established in eight states. Active campaigning for Taft and Sherman begins ahead of expected start dates.
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Chicago
Frank H. Hitchtock
National Committee
Taft
Sherman
Turks Blamed For Persian Riots In Tehran
Catholic Persian priest Reverend Peter Elyah, newly arrived in Chicago to serve 100 Persians among 600 countrymen, says Turks and Kurds sparked the bloodshed. He condemns Kurdish Mohammedans allied with the Turkish government and defends Persian government toward Catholics.
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Chicago
Peter Elyah
Persia
United States
Teheran
Ireland to Get Two Royal Charter Universities
The British House of Commons passed the Irish university bill by 207 to 19 with cheering. It provides for two new universities established by royal charter, to be based in Dublin and Belfast, led by nationalist supporters.
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Ireland
London
House of Commons
Nationalista
Dublin
Belfast
American car crosses German border in New York Paris race
The American Thomas car in the New York to Paris race crossed the German border at Bydtkbnen, Haat Prussia, shortly before 6 o'clock tonight.
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Germany
Bryan Asks Johnson to Take the Stump
St. Paul Minnesota July 26 Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota received a letter from W J Bryan asking him to meet Bryan at Fairview Lincoln at the earliest date possible to confer on the presidential campaign Bryan asked Johnson when he could be available for speaking purposes The question is asked because of numerous requests for Johnson for speaking engagements on dates in various locations.
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St. Paul
Minn
John, Ay, Johnson
Minnesota
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Fairview
Lincoln
Johnson
Turkiye Turmoil Over Macedonia Constitution Guarantees
Washington reports say Macedonia factions demand guarantees to uphold the 1876 constitution as unrest grows in the Ottoman Empire. Ambassador Leischmen relays that the third army corps may align with Chitans and Mohammedayp forces in pressing for constitutional rights amid several assassinations.
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Washington, D. C
Leischmen
State Department
Turkey
Macedone
Third Army
Macedonia
Washington
Reward Offered for Arrest in Wyoming Murder Case
The Big Piney Live Stock association in Pinedale Wyoming offers a reward of $1000 for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of Andrew Co who was found near his home at Big Piney with his throat cut on July 25.
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Pinedale
Wyo
Big Piney Live Stock Association
Andrew Co
Hise
Big Piney
Sanity of the Groom Stoppage of Wedding Sparks Probe
Frank A. Hadsell, ex-US marshal from Wyoming, halted the Ottumwa planned marriage of his daughter Grace to violinist Hans Albert after warning of his concerns. He wired the prosecuting attorney C. C. Hamlin to delay the nuptials until Albert’s sanity could be tested. He headed to Victor to protect his daughter’s interests.
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Mias Grace Hadsell
Ottumwa
Hans Albert
Victor
Frank A. Hadesell
United States
Wyoming
Hadsell
Denver
Albert
Colorado
C. C. Hamlin
Olympic closing as London crowns winners at stadium
London reports the Olympic games end for stadium events with Queen Alexandra awarding gold medals. Italy's Dorando receives ovation for near marathon loss while the United Kingdom leads at 38 wins and the United States trails in track and field with 15 firsts, 10 seconds, and 8 thirds.
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London
Alexandria
Dorando
United Kingdom
America
Mack Is Democratic Chairman
Buffalo Treasurer Norman Mack chosen as national Democratic chairman after seven hour talks with W. J. Bryan and John W. Kern. The result ends a bitter fight as New York leaders Charles F. Murphy and W. J. Conners yielded to Bryan’s wishes.
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Norman Mack
Buffalo
N. Y
N. C. Haskell
Oklahoma
W. J. Bryan
John W. Kern
National Democratic Committee
Mack
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany
W. J. Conners
State
Democratic Committee
Mr. Bryan
Monster crowds cheer W. J. Bryan during trip
William J. Bryan travels from Lincoln to Chicago for a national committee conference amid large demonstrations in Creston Omaha and other towns. He meets supporters, declines speeches until after August 12, and notes party unity and Republican challenges in remarks at Omaha.
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Creston
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Chicago
National Committee
Omaha
Neb
Pacific Junction
Glenwood
Malvern
Hastings
Red Oak
Willisea
Corning
Bryan
Bill
Oekeye
La Follette Alludes to Evans in Colorado
Greeley Colorado July 24 Senator Robert La Follette in his address on Representative Government at a chautauqua briefly referenced Evans and Colorado politics before returning to national topics He missed his Denver train and arrived by car as his chauffeur was arrested for speeding but released when the senator’s schedule was found to require the rush to keep the engagement.
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Greeley
Colo
Robert la Follette
Colorado
Evans
la Follette
Chautauquas
Denver
Arshal
Notification Day for Taft Arrives in Cincinnati
Cincinnati observers welcome Judge Taft as his arrival sparks festive preparations for a Tuesday event. Flags bunting and drapery go up as the city gears toward the special function and holiday mood in anticipation of the political occasion.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Accused Mexicans Forming Labor Union
Denver reports four Mexicans under arrest in California charged with inciting rebellion in Old Mexico. Western Federation of Miners plans a defense fund and legal talent for their case while asserting the men were organizing a Mexican labor union, not inciting rebellion. The federation also calls for a vigorous membership drive across mining camps.
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Denver
Colo
Ald
California
Old Mexico
Western Federation of Miners
Federation of Minera
Bisbee
Ariz
Building and Loan Re-elects Officers
The Cheyenne Railway Employes Building and Loan association held its annual meeting last night electing the same board of directors. The annual reports indicate the association is in highly satisfactory condition.
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Building and Loan
Cheyenne Railway Employes Building & Loan Association
Hibernians Pick Portland As 1910 Convention Site
The Ancient Order of Hibernians national convention adjourned in Indianapolis after selecting Portland Oregon as the 1910 meeting place.
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Hibernians
Portland
Oregon
Indianapolis
Ind
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
Ore
Weather report for Wyoming with showers and cooler days
Forecast shows showers and cooler conditions on Sunday and Monday followed by fair weather. Local data for 24 hours to 6 p m July 26 1908 record maximum temperature unknown minimum 66 degrees and precipitation 0.02 inch.
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Washington
D.D. C
Wyoming
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