Miners Refuse Wage Increase Trigger U S Strike
Miners across the United States refuse wage increases prompting fears of a broad strike. Labor leaders warn of potential disruption to coal production as talks stall.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
1
Crisis in British wage bill sparks coal strike fears
Reported in Cleveland and London, miners in Western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois rejected a ten percent raise and shorter hours. An eight by eight committee will meet to seek an agreement as 350000 miners face possible shutdown April 1 and a wider strike looms amid Asquith's wage bill controversy. In Britain the minimum wages bill stalls amid fears of large scale unemployment with about one million miners on strike and millions idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Indiana
London
Premier Asquith
House of Commons
United Kingdom
Indiana Democrats Back Governor Marshall for Presidential Nomination
Indiana Democrats at their convention unanimously pledged the support of their delegates to Governor Marshall for the Democratic presidential nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Hillsville trial set as Allen gang faces venue fight
Hillsville Virginia March 21 Governor Mann plans a coup against the Floyd and Victor Allen gang after the Carroll county court killings. A Roanoke arraignment looms for Floyd and Victor with venue battles expected. Officials seek militia to guard Hillsville as townspeople fear a rescue bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsville
Mann
Allen
Carroll County
Bater
Roanoke
Floyd Allen
Iis
Victor
Floyd
Victor Allen
Allen Gang
Wealthy Cattleman Found Dead in Belle Fourche
Edward Dumaccy, once a wealthy cattleman, was found dead in Belle Fourche on March 21. Authorities believe he died by his own hand, with no evidence of foul play detected at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
Indictments Hit Pearlstine and Bremer in Land Fraud Case
Federal grand jury returns multiple indictments including Pearlstine secretary of the Cheyenne Industrial Club and George W. Bremer of Egbert on counts of subornation of perjury and conspiracy to defraud the government by fraudulent land entries. Also named are W. Barney, George J. Lewis, James L. Stroub, and Sandy Rose Kearns in related fraud schemes involving homesteads and forged money orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Pearlstine
United States
Pearl Suine
Cheyenne
Vourlatiog
Charleston
N. Carolna
Ing
Sidney
Nebraska
Crown Palace
Denver
Howell
Pearlatine
Bremer
HK. N. Sturdevant
Cheyenne Land Office
Sturdevant
Peter von
Egbert
Co. W. Barney
Colo
George J. Lewis
Rivermee
Fla
James LD
Women Attend Tuberculosis Exhibit Meeting in Cheyenne
A Cheyenne women’s gathering filled the hall for an afternoon Tuberculosis exhibit discussion. Speakers included Mrs John W White of Colorado Springs Dr Ellen Werlhauer Miss Frances Sherrick of Chicago and Miss B E Johnson Supt of the Private Hospital. The event, under the P B O Sisterhood, highlighted philanthropic and educational aims and stressed women’s role in health and home welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. White
Colorado Springs
Ellen Weilhuuser
Mise Frances Sherrick
Chicago
Mise
National Tuberculosis Association
Cosper
Mire
Jdhnston
PBO
Alma
Johnston
Mentzer
Forty-Three Atericané Were Employed At San Hols Mine Explosion
Twenty six rescued and fifty six bodies brought to surface after a mine explosion at San Hols mine near McCurtin Oklahoma. A surveying party member missing and relatives await word as rescue crews search thirteenth level rooms. Cause of blast is listed as unknown with state officials inspecting the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCurtin
Okla
San Hols
Webles
United States
Port Smith
Boylela
Poe
W. AD. Roper
Clio
Frank Wield
Miner
Paige G
Farewell to A M Amallor at Plains hotel
Friends and fellow railway workers gathered at the Plains hotel to honor A M Amallor on his departure. About seventy five guests heard toasts from Mr Hiynds and others, praising Amallor’s honesty and helpfulness despite past differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Paris
Bananeta
Cheyenne
Evenlig
A. M. Amalitor
Plains Hotel
Hiynds
Borvine
Eleven Trains Wrecked Since Year Started Due to Defective Rails
Special correspondent reports from Washington that eleven fast trains have wrecked since January, most cases blamed on broken or defective rails. The steel trust is accused of producing brittle rails despite heavier trains, with railroads and manufacturers trading blame. Experts for the Interstate Commerce Commission say rail quality has deteriorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Tavenner
Washington
Steel Trust
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cieel Trust
Deadlock persists as bribery trial opens in New Mexico
In Santa Fe, the deadlock over electing two U.S. Senators endures while a bribery trial continues. The House bribery investigation proceeds as five legislators waive examinations and post bond, with testimony recounting arrests at the Palace Hotel and claims of a conspiracy to force resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
New Mexico
Hose Committee
Senate
Congress
Feu
House
United States Senate
Republican Central Committee
Jose PP
Lucero
Julian C. Trujillo
Manuel Cordova
Luis R. Montoya
Tolieeman
Special Prize Offer Promises Rewards for Effort
A promotional note urges readers to work hard for a chance to win one of two Victor Victrolan prizes along with triple and double votes as special inducements. It highlights a long subscription period and explains extra value for those who subscribe or renew, urging readers to participate and vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
Trolan
Wah Fom & Wall
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P. E. D. Sisterhood
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Lilm Jood
Jocarhon
Merale
Amallor
Thoes
Umahler
Faynoe
Toastmanter Burke
Edward Kelley
Kelley Merea
Me Kelley
Untehler
Miley
Vyler
Eievcator
Cradslind
Kirkpatriue
Weaning Uel Company
Herdert
Tion
W C, Dywin
Jolleerq Sehoola
Ian Rapanine
Willie
Joby Callieulna
Unmeller
Oeme
Tiadapeed
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Umebler
Membis
Dobay
Mies
Miss
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Grace Neon
Leon de Nunes Scotd Wiliane CO Teele Mae
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Tk Moore
Devine Murguewity
Hable
Adio Swaney
Cocelia Digelia
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