IWW Leaders Asked to Lead Duluth Ore Dock Strike
William Haywood and Joseph Etter of the IWW were asked to come to Duluth to lead the ore dock workers strike as James P. Cannon said the plan was decided tonight and they had been invited by telegram. The Duluth and Superior railroad officials said the strike is nearly over with full force to run docks Monday as ore movement resumes.
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Duluth
Minn
William ©. Haywood
Joseph J. Etter
Industrial Workers of the World
James P. Cannon
W. W
Superior
Cannon
I. W. Ww
New York City
Haywood
Etter
Cannon Snys
W. A. McGonagle
J. W. Kreuter
Miesabe
Leclare
Troyer
Holyoke
Frank Little
Little
Ball Players Busy Day Sparks Regional Baseball Cards
The W. O. W. team travels to Laramie to face the local nine while Union Pacific clerks head to Denver to meet Biftch's Gardens. Local games feature Terroreva versus Knights of Colua and Beckera against All Stare in competing matchups.
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Laramie
Union Pacific
Denver
Biftch
Gardens
Ee Terroreva
Knights of Colua
Beckera
Jenkins Seeks Commutation of Death Sentence
W B Ross attorney for J Warren Jenkins and his mother Mrs Anna M Jenkins circulate petitions statewide to commute the death sentence to life. Supreme court recently affirmed the sentence set for November 14 and the state pardons board may act at its October meeting.
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J. Warren Jenkins
W. B. Ross
Anna M. Jenkins
State Board of Pardons
Supreme Court
Chayyenne
Ross
Educational Value Chief Feature at Wyoming State Fair
Acting Secretary F. H. Simpson extols Wyoming State Fair as a growing educational institution in its ninth year. The piece highlights the fair’s role in promoting state resources including fertile lands, minerals, farming, and local industries, with new $20,000 brick agricultural building under construction in Douglas to showcase "Grown in Wyoming" products.
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Wyoming
State Fair Commission
Slater Hlatee
Laramie
Commence Work on South Road
County Commissioners Farrington and Sloan delay appointing a third member of the board while planning road improvements. A regular meeting is set for September 2 with possible earlier special sessions. They aim to save workers on the auto highway to Fort Collins and will begin surfacing bad spots once Monday reports arrive, after locating gravel tanks and surveying the route.
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Farrington
Sloan
J. E. Stimson
John B. Sloan
Fort Collins
Florida Senator Fletcher to address governors meeting
Senator Fletcher of Florida accepted an invitation from the House of Governors to speak at their Colorado Springs meeting on August 26. He will present the preliminary report of the American commission's investigation into European farm methods, following his recent Europe tour.
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Washington
Fletcher
Florida
House of Governors
Colorado Springs
Colo
European Commission
American Commission
Europe
Commission
Public Appreciates the Leader's Service
The LUADIR reports improved appearance and daily additions to its subscription list. The Leader contracted for full night Associated Press service, delivering complete world news at day’s end, rivaling larger city dailies despite higher cost.
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Luadir
Leader
Associated Press
Thirty Thousand Prize Money At Camp Perry Rifle Matches
Washington Aug Inter national interest centers on rifle matches opening at Camp Perry Ohio next Friday. The National Rifle Association will run trials for the Wimbledon Cup and other national matches through Sept 9. Ten nations will compete in international matches as part of Perry’s Victory celebration.
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Washington
Camp Perry
Ohio
National Rifle Association of America
United States
Lake Erie
Aenae
Albert
Jones
National Rifle Association of American
National Rifle Association
Wilson
XN. A
District of Columbia
Army
Leone
Navy
Marine Corps
Union
Nebraska
Tolodo
Arkansas
South Carelina
WAVY
National Guard
France
Germany
Switzerland
Sweden
Argentine
Peru
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Theehee
Pan-American Shooting Union
Heatwave Ravages Kansas and Chicago as Temperatures Climb
Kansas City reports temperatures above 100 in sweltering heat with a 27 degree breeze offering brief relief. Three deaths and multiple prostrations mark the toll as farmers conserve water and fight pasture fires near Waldo. Leavenworth hits 108 as streams dry up and irrigation ends. Prayers for rain slated in Kane Centre while Chicago braces for a cooling front within about 14 hours.
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Kansas City
Nelles
Kansas
Kansse
Kantils
Waldo
Kou
AL Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Kane Centro
Consul Seeks Gunboat Move Amid Peril in Progresto
Wilbur T Gracey, the United States consul at Prerego in Yiscatan, requests the gunboat Wheeling be sent to Progresto due to reports that Americans there are in danger while patrolling the coast.
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Mexico City
Aus
Wilbur T Gracey
Prerego
Yiscatan
Unitedtates
Wheeling
Gus Comit
Progresto
Tainted Ice Cream Ties to Deaths and Illness in Folly
Health authorities report tainted ice cream linked to two deaths and 80 hospitalizations in Folly. Four of the ill are believed to be dying. Local officials investigate the production chain and consumer exposure timelines.
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Mosiertown
Streetcar Workers Postpone Strike Action in Detroit
ATREKK was POSTAPONET DETROIT Aug 9. At a late meeting the streetcar men's union decided to postpone until next Saturday night action on resglutieg zero airike.
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Atrekk
Detroit
Streetcar Men’s Union
Lind Mission Discussed as Mexico City Talks at Senate
The article reports a Senate visit in Mexico City regarding John Lind, U S embassy counselor and Wilson appointee, amid debate over U S mediation. Officials note intent to prevent direct intervention and seek frank talks to shape Mexican policy and elections under an electoral commission plan.
President Wilan Confers With Senate on Mexico Policy
President Wilan and Senate Foreign Relations Committee meet two hours in Washington. They outline that John Lind is not authorized to recognize the Huerta government and will act as an observer for U S efforts to press for free elections in Mexico City.
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Wilson
Lind
Mexico City
Hryas
Senate
Smith
Arizona
Stone
Washington
Wilean
Leey Brean
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mexico
John Lind
Musico City
Huerta
Wilton
Mr. Lind
Washington Administration
National Guard Camp Forms at Fort Russell
About 100 National Guard members are encamped near Fort D. A. Russell with more troops arriving by train. Total personnel exceed 750. Starting Tuesday regimental parades at 5 30 each day and 7 30 band concerts at Fort Russell are open to the public. The militia band from Douglas will provide 26 pieces. Companies from Newcastle Lander Douglas Thermopolis Bagin Powell Cody Wheatland join the encampment this afternoon.
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National Guard
Fort D. A. Russell
Fort Russell
Douglas
Laramie
Newcastle
Lander
Thermopolis
Bagin
Powell
Cody
Wheatland
Advertising folder highlights Cheyenne growth and region links
A Burlington folder promotes Wyoming and Cheyenne with a map of Cheyenne and surrounding areas. It credits Greater Cheyenne club members K Olds LaMont Schuetz and Brandler and explains the club aids land queries and settlement, boosting poultry trade, rail access and regional industry.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Burlington
Greater Cheyenne Club
Greater
Burlington Railway
Ay K. Olds
R. M. LaMont
D. Scbuetz
A. Ei. Brandler
Golden Prairie
Burllington
D. Clem Beaver
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Alang Rmalet
Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock Association
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Frontier Park
Catholie Cathedral
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