Kansas governor opens industrial court clash with Howat
In Pittsburg Kansas Governor Henry J Allen pushes a state receivership plan for coal mines. United Mine Workers leader Alexander Howat rejects the plan and is later cited for contempt after failing to appear before the Kansas Court of Industrial Relations. The court aims to regulate wages hours and working conditions in essential industries and carry penalties up to 5000 dollars and two years imprisonment for violations.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Henry J. Allen
Alexander Howat
Howat
United Mine Workers
Washington
Jowat
Kansas
Court of Industrial Relations
W. L. Huggins
Kansas State Public Utilities Commission
F. G C. Price
A. J. Curran
Grawford County District Court
Curran
Kansas Industrial Relations Court
Scotland
United States
Indianapolis
Central Goal and Coke Company
Huggins
George H. Wark
Clyde M. Reed
Self Made Woman Profile of Dr Esther Lovejoy
Dr. Esther Lovejoy, president of the Medical Women's International Association, rose from a sales job in dry goods to leading an international medical group. The piece highlights her early life, career path, and leadership roles shaping women in medicine.
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Esther Lovejoy
Medical Women’s International Association
Harbor of Guaymas and Glimpse of Nogales
Guaymas Sonora, recently separated from Mexico, may face bloody fighting as Garranza sends a gunboat to seize the city. A German gunboat is seized in Guaymas harbor and interior Sonora towns reportedly pledge loyalty to the new republic. Half of Nogales lies in Sonora with the rest in Arizona, drawing U S interest if clashes erupt.
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Guaymas
Sonora
Mexico
Garranza
Nora
Uncle Sam
Nogales
Boundary Line
Arizona
Railroad wage board refuses to hear strike reps
San Francisco reports show the wage board declining to receive complaints from strikers while urging adherence to methods that avoid interrupting service. Across the nation labor leaders push for pay and working condition demands as a large-scale stoppage looms.
Northwest union seeks temporary $1 daily wage rise
Chicago report says the general chairman's association of the northwest district of the United Brotherhood proposes a temporary wage increase of one dollar per day with time and a half for overtime after eight hours while awaiting the railroad labor board’s decision on wage demands.
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Maintenante
Brotherhood
B. F. Gravie
Detroit
Labor Board
Wilson
General Manager's Association
Frank M. Silli
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
General Chairman's Association
Northwest District of the
United Brotherhood
New York Police Commissioner Rumored to Resign
Rumor says Richard E. En right, New York police commissioner, will resign amid a department shakeup after Rev Straton, a Baptist minister, alleged open vice and law breaking.
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Richard E. Enright
New York
Rev. Straton
Train Dispatchers Seek 46 Percent Wage Increase and 8 Hour Day
Spokane report says the American Train Dispatchers Association ended sessions and will present to the railroad wage labor board its demand for a 46 percent wage increase and an eight hour workday. President Luhrsen announced the move and plan to travel to Washington.
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Spokane
Wash
American Train Dispatchers’ Association
Washington
Railroad
Luhrsen
Meat hoarded as Cheyenne supply hope dwindles
Hammond Packing company near the city reports beeves, sheep and lambs stored for shipment. J. W. Hammond says further cattle and hogs will be killed as snow blocks Cheyenne access. He notes the plant was not operating yesterday and a Burns car load is delayed.
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Cheyenne
Sammond
Union Pacific
Dengar
Hammond Packing Company
J. W. Hammond
Burns
Mystery of Missing Soldier Deepens Near Cheyenne
Reported missing after entering a reservation, a search by Lt McMillan and an orderly confirmed two men reached the post. Officials seek the source of rumors that a soldier left Cheyenne, with drifting snow possibly concealing the truth as warm sun may melt clues near Fort Russell.
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McMillan
Salt Lake
Richards
Cheyenne
City
Here
Fort Russell
Horses and wagons return to service in SHGW area
Horses and wagons again appeared in SHGW yesterday as four horse or four mule teams carried mail to Fort Russell and officers to the Plains hotel. Some men tried to reach the fort earlier but detoured, using street car tracks before reaching the post.
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Fort Russell
Plains Hotel
Cheyenne Snow Disrupts City Life and Services
Snow and blocked transport cripple Cheyenne daily life with drifts reaching second story windows. Stores struggle from restricted deliveries while crowds haul home essentials. Rail service and streetcars halted. city hall sparsely attended. officers and carpenters prep court needs. cold from falling barometer. future snowstorm feared.
Vast Snow Drift Stalls Dozens Of Vehicles Across Town
Many automobiles were stuck in deep snow across the city on Sunday. M H Masseure found his car blocked in front of his East Twenty second street home and spent the night immobile. A taxicab on Garey avenue and a Ford with a downed top near Sherman Paint also became buried before being dug out. A sidecar motorcycle on East Sixteenth street was buried and only partly visible.
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M. H. Masseure
Masseure
East Twenty-second Street
Garey Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Ford
Sherman Paint Companys
East Sixteenth Street
Cheyenne Faces Severe Snow Drift Crisis
Residents describe drifts that trap streets and block crossings as Cheyenne endures a heavy storm. Street department workers clear gutters while plows and a few crews cope with packed, deep snow. Compare notes from 1878 as locals recall harsher conditions but not like today.
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Jazz
Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Denver
Cheyene
J. W. Hammond
Ada B. Coates
Jin Cheyenne
Cheyenne Residents Recall Harsh Snowstorms
E J Smalley and other Cheyenne locals describe the current snow as the worst they have seen. They note past storms, including an April episode spanning March 34 and April 1 and 2, 1897, as comparably severe.
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E. J. Smalley
Cheyenne
For Sale Furniture from Seven-Room House in Cheyenne
Leaving Cheyenne sale offers seven-room house furniture available together or in pieces. Contact phone 741 or visit 104 West 25th Street for details. Sale may attract buyers seeking complete or partial estate items.
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Cheyenne
Million-wide hunt for a 250 pound housekeeper at Hermosa
A widower George B Wood of Hermosa California seeks a large, good natured housekeeper over 250 pounds to take charge of his transfer and taxicab business. Knights of Columbus seek the ideal candidate across the West and East, offering alternatives but insisting on the big hire. The note shifts to a separate feature about corn origin credits to American Indians and its historical spread from Yucatan through Florida to North Dakota.
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George B. Wood
Hermosa
California
Wood
Knights of Columbus
San Franciscan
Albert G. Bagely
K. of G
William J. McGinley
K. of C
New Haven
Knights
K. of
New York
McGinley
American Indian grain sent to Natal South Africa
Dr. HN Walster of North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station shipped two bushels of selected white flint seed corn to the Farmers' Association of Natal in South Africa. The corn was chosen after tests showing adaptation to Natal high table lands, with the shipment sealed and heavily insured.
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Fargo
N. D
HN. L. Walster
North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station
Farmers’ Association of Natal
South Africa
Dr. Walster
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Ofgis Industrl Dispute Court
Mintw
Object
San Francisco
Pacific Coast States
Yardmen's Association
Federation
Kansas City
Railway Men’s Department
American Federation of Labor
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad
Botham
City News
Pratielsi
Burlington
Iwunger
Wardounty
North Dakota
J. J.marshberger
University of Pennsylvania
Melvin R. Gilmore
State Historical Society of
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Cari Islands
Florida
Virginia
Texas
Gilmore
Alfred Peats
Capitol Ave
Blackney
Ealers
Pennsylvania
Jess
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
Jeannette, Pa
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