Greater Labor Union Planned Federation of Labor Sifts Plan
Aug 2 An indication was given that miners seek a new national labor union bringing Western Federation of Miners United Mine Workers and others under one umbrella. It would oppose AFL affiliation unless all metaliferous miners are placed under Western Federation control. A miners’ committee was authorized to meet with the Federation of Labor to discuss the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Federation of Miners
United Mine Workers Andther Workers
P Charles I, Moyer
American Federation of Labor
American Federation
Western Federation
Federation of Labor
Burglars Enter Two East Cheyenne Homes
An early evening burglary spree hit two Yeo houses in East Cheyenne within minutes of each other. Police investigated after a 7 o clock alert noted intrusions at 1816 House and a nearby residence, suggesting a single intruder and close proximity as the motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
J. PD. Wright
Burglary Ends Without Loot at Two Homes
An intruder entered the homes of Mr. Taylor near 205 Central Avenue connected to the First National Bank. A resident scared him away before any theft occurred and officers could not trace the prowler.
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Taylor
First National Bank
Central Avenue
Rich Men Dodge
Chicago magnates shocked by Frank W. Jones filing with the board of review alleging $200,000,000 in foreign stock held by Cook County citizens has been concealed from assessors. The list names 70 owners, the companies involved, and par values, led by the women of J Oeden Armour and Charles W Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
League
J. Oeden Armour
Charles W. Morris
Meloan Joins White Sox From Springfield Riot of the season
Meloan the hitting sensation from the Three Ere league will play right field for the Chicago White Sox after being purchased by Comiskey. The figure was kept secret but rumored at 12001 to counter Connie Mack's claim about Russel. Meloan led Rock Island last season with 346 batting and 57 stolen bases. The move marks an early effort to strengthen the Sox with more to come.
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Chicago
Meloan
Springfield
White Sox
Comiskey
Connie Mack
Russel
Rock Island
Canadian Railroaders Secure Big Wage Advances
Olawa Atte 2 The strike of conductors and yardmen on the Grand Trunk line in central Vermont ended tonight under a new agreement. Immediate advances total about 1 percent dating to May 13, and from January 1, 1912 another 30 percent in many cases. Mackenzie King as Minister of Industry is credited with uniting the operators and workers.
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Olawa
Atte
Grand Trank
Central Versmont
W. Bs Mackenzie King
Invor
Personal mentions travel and social visits in Cheyenne
State Senator andden of Fremont county shook hands with friends in Cheyenne yesterday. Thomas Cantillion arrived in Cheyenne from Lander. L Sparks Shoshon cafe manager was a business visitor in Cheyenne. Mrs Mary MecColliater of Denver passed through Cheyenne en route home after a six months visit in California with her brother W D Murray. Misses Margaret and Theo Bailey returned from a vacation near Centennial.
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Andden
Fremont County
Cheyenne
Thomas Cantillion
Lander
L. Sparks
Mary MecColliater
Denver
California
W. D. Murray
Margaret
Theo Bailey
Centennial
Insurgents Gain Ground in Kansas Primaries
Reports from Topeka indicate insurgents make strong showings in the Kansas primary. Indications name Governor W. R. Stubbs and R. J. Hopkins likely to win nominations for governor and lieutenant governor. Victor Mur dock nominated without opposition in the Big hib district.
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Topeka
Atte
Caina
W. R. Stubbs
R. J. Hopkins
Victor Murdock
Bighib
Citywide offers and prices listed by G and Oliver
Commerce notes advertise terms and prices to suit buyers across the city, with G and Oliver contactable at phone 574 for details.
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G. & Oliver
Clothing store athl ete describes fall fashion shift
Chicago fashion show at the Coliseum signals a move away from wide shoulders toward narrower silhouettes. The typical businessman suit tightens at the hips with peg top trousers while coats grow loose and baggy with ulster collars and great coats replacing straight fronts and close collars.
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Chicago
Coliseum
Gallant Ring Warrior In Race With Death
Albuquerque August 2 Joe Gans travels with his wife and physician toward Baltimore. He is dying but fights to reach his old home alive. His physician uses oxygen in hopes of prolonging his life to the journey’s end.
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Albuquerque
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Sun Burn Healed With Hazel Cold Cream
A reader note advises using Hazel Cold Cream from Palace Pharmacy to treat sun burn, suggesting the product as a remedy. The item mentions Palace Pharmacy as the supplier for daily skin care.
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Palace Pharmacy
Champ Clark Close To New Nomination In Missouri Primary
Voters began at 6 am to choose nominees for Congress state officers and county posts. Polls close at 7 pm. Major parties have one candidate for Supreme Court judge and state schools chief. Five Democrats seek railroad and warehouse commissioner. Six of ten Democratic congressmen including Champ Clark seek renomination. only Harry M. Gooodrey sits out in Missouri's races.
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Laws
Ave. 2
Congress
Pleeton
Denocrata
Aeaaiicana
Prohibition Inte
Soticiisty
Supreme Core
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Missouri
Harry M. Gooudrey
Fleet of targets for airship bombs in Garden City
A fleet of mimic war vessels will serve as aerial bombing targets on Hempstead plains in Garden City New York in coming days. Alan Ryan son of Thomas F Ryan funds the test series watched by General Nelson A Miles and other officers. A five inch diameter bomb filled with white powder will burst leaving smoke trails and may be kept for autumn aviation meet and possible international contest.
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Garden City
N. Y
Hempstead Plains
Alan Ryan
Thos. F. Ryan
International Aviation Committee
Glen H. Curtiss
Hammondsport
Nelson A. Miles
U.S. A
Army
Leneve Girl Declared Not Guilty in Murder Case
Inspector Dew reports the Leneve girl proclaims innocence and seeks to clear Crippen via her alleged escape tale. Authorities, led by Rector Dew, moved her across sites from Parliament Prison to St. Lauvier, while Crippen remains confident, receiving visitors and reading material at Montrose custody.
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Scotland Yard
England
Inspector Dew
Tawt
Ahield
Ginnett
Bella Crippen
Crippen
Dew
Mather Point
Montrose
Aga Rile
East Side Lot Sale At The Right Price
A Pew Choice East Side lot sale advertised with the address 6 8 Oliver and contact phone 574. The notice promotes a favorable price for a vacant parcel available through local real estate channels.
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Oliver
Fugitive Fick Cuts Throat During Capture Attempt
Leon ard Fick leaped from a neighbor’s window transforming into a danger act as pursuers closed in. He cut his throat after being surrounded, escaped the first effort to seize him, ran a mile to Mink Humboldt Boulevard to Shakespeare station, was overpowered, and taken to county hospital where doctors said he is insane. He had earlier provoked family by the stunt as he fled through yards and fences and into John Friday’s residence.
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Chicago
Leonard Fick
Humboldt Boulevard
Shakespeare
Fick
John Friday
Richard
Friday
Nimetz Clothes Service on Carey Avenue
Joe B Nimetz advertises a local clothing service at 1821 Carey Ave offering made to measure, cleaning, pressing and alterations with prompt service and personalized care for customers seeking quality garments.
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Joe. B. Nimetz
Carey Ave
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