Gotham Car Strike Nears Settlement as Talks Progress
Leaders of both sides propose a settlement framework for the New York Railways strike. The agreement reportedly grants a wage scale of 30 to 33 cents an hour and union recognition, with arbitration for future disputes. If ratified, similar accords may follow for Queens and other lines, and service is pledged to improve after a night of limited operation with 339 cars running.
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York Railways Company
Sea
Mitchell
New York Railways Company
Miriace Nes
Queens County
Third Avenue
Nes
Statenteland
Cara
North Platte Indians Disband Over Financial Losses
Cheyenne Indians manager Ed Gerrans said the North Platte team has disbanded after a letter yesterday. The squad, once strong in western Nebraska, lacked financial backing and could not continue. Gerrans doubted a return with similar opponents or support.
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Ed Gerrans
Cheyenne Indians
Nebraska
Gerrans
Denver
New Jersey Court Seeks Golf Balls Suppliers View
An unnamed court action seeks the sources of golf balls purchased for a local course. The case references recent fatal accidents tied to swallowed golf ball fragments and urges accountability from suppliers.
Explosion Ruin Heaped on St Peters Altar in Jersey City
Image shows wrecked altar of St Peter's church in Jersey City following a seven million dollar munitions blast early Sunday. In Oregon Agricultural College news the text notes Corvallis events. A groom, son of Portland residents, works at Daily Alaska Dispatch and wed in Juneau.
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St. Peter's Church
Jersey City
N. J
Wedding of Helen Blackwell to Ralph Klets in Juneau Alaska
The Rev and Mrs R C Blackwell announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Helen to Ralph Kletsow. The ceremony will be at the Episcopal church at 8 30 p m on Saturday August S The bride will be escorted by Miss Elizabeth Mopper of Yes The groom's brother Lewis Kieteing will be best man George Mark and Jon Hattrick will be ushers The couple will reside in Oregon after the wedding with parents in the city The bride recently studied in a local school and has been a student there for a year
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallia
Robert A. Kelsing
Portland
Oregon
Juneau
Alaska Dispatch
Prince Rupert
Casey- Shattuck
Wyoming
Alaska
R. C. Blackwell
Helen
Ralph Kletsiow
Odiat Episcopal Church
Mise Elizabeth Mopper
Yes
Lewis Kieteing
Ieorae
Philip Mark
Aewel
Jon Hattrick
State of
Echool
No Poison Found in Bride Emma Hostwick O'Donnell Death
District Attorney Puller reported no trace of poison in the organ taken from Mrs Emma Hostwick O'Donnell of Boston, the 21 year old bride who died during her wedding trip to the Pacific coast. Dr Hamilton of Auburn, a poison expert, testified to the finding as experts disputed the cause of death.
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Utica
T.D
FP Hamilton
Auburn
Puller
Emma Hostwick O'Donnell
Boston
Pacific Coast
Kamimura Japanese Naval Admiral Dies at 67
Vice Admiral Hikomelo Kamimura of the Japanese navy, once commander in chief of the second squadron, has died at age 67. He played a significant role in the Russo Japanese War and the wartime actions associated with Japan's naval leadership.
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Tokio
Hikomelo Kamimura
Auto Upset in Creek Injures Pine Bluff Driver
Three boys escaped a speeding car that plunged into a creek near Pine Bluff. Driver Fisher suffered a five inch cut on his right leg but all were uninjured beyond minor injuries. Sheriff Gleason arrived as they climbed from the water and took Fisher for treatment in Cheyenne. The vehicle was damaged but none remained pinned.
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Pine
Fisher
Archie Lewie
G. Obbua
Ford
Young Fisher
Pine Bluffa
Shay
Ashley L. Gleason
Pine Bluffs
Cheyenne
Allies Gain Slightly at the Somme
Reports from Bucharest and Vienna indicate the Balkan situation pleases the central powers while Stockholm notes Petrograd’s disappointment over the failed diplomatic moves. Allies sought Russian passage through Romania to Hungary but halted advances in the southeast and west aid Germany.
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Somme
Romania
Bucharest
Vienna
Balkan
Stockholm
Petrograd
Rusia
Rumania
Hungary
May Be Arrested for Jersey Explosion
E. R. Thomas, president of the Lehigh Valley Railroad, may be arrested in connection with the ammunition explosion in New Jersey in July.
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Jersey
E. R. Thomas
Lehigh Valley Railroad
New Jersey
Ecclesiation Wen prensch military honors
Paris reports military honors awarded after a day of action with several casualties. The piece notes three died from treatment during captivity, thirty four transported to Germany, and four died in captivity. Exact killed and wounded numbers are not provided, but citations indicate high casualties.
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Paris
Germany
Soldier missing in Wyoming linked to clothing found
Major Smith and Capt Turner traced a missing soldier by clothes found near Crow Creek. They located letters to Dilley and established the clothing belonged to the missing man, a University of Wyoming student from Laramie. The man had been serving in a camp sanitary detail and had applied for discharge for dependent relatives.
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W. Francia Smith
M. Turner
Crow Creek
Rogers
Rogera
Ivy
Tilley
Camp Kendrick
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Agricultural College
Taxi driver forced to aid bank bandit
A bandit robbed the state bank of Florence near Omaha taking $1000 then forced the taxi chauffeur to drive to Springfield Nebraska where the robber disappeared. Also a Denver marriage license was issued to Rota Herron of Cheyenne Wyoming and Della Baker.
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Omaha
State Bank of
Florence
Springfield
Neb
Denver
Rota Herron
Cheyenne
Wryo
Della Baker
Chinese Finances In Bad Condition Amid Bank Debacle
Correspondent reports rumors of financial collapse in China after specie suspensions at the Bank of Communications and Bank of China. Liang Shih-yi defends actions and outlines loans and tax sources as potential remedies. auditors seek a full statement. The piece cites large foreign loans and bank reserves to gauge the crisis.
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Pekeng
Bank of Communication
Bank of China
Liang Shib-yi
Yuan Shi-kanl
Bank of Communications
Liang Shih-yi
Yuan Shi-kai
Hongkong
Liang Shih Yi
Liang Shihui
Shang Shih-yi
Mangoes Arrive in Florida for Local Markets
A consignment of mangoes imported from India has been seized by C. F. Cain of Cheyenne who plans fruit raising in Florida. The rosy blush fruit, about the size of an apple, is elongated and described as firm and delicious in samples Cain distributed. The arrival is expected to attract public interest once familiarized.
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India
Florida
C. F. Cain
Cain
Cheyenne
Mr. Cain
Sioux City Firestorm Destroys Street Amid Wind and Flood
A fierce electrical storm hit Sioux City last night with wind rain and fire causing extensive damage. Hundreds of store windows shattered as people sheltering indoors. fallen poles trees and wires blocked trolley lines. homes unrooted and cars swept from streets as floodwaters moved through the area.
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NG Aioux
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the Somme
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