Teachers organize across states push for higher pay
Information from the labor department shows a widespread educator movement with unions forming in Boston and Illinois and charters issued in New York Philadelphia Maryland Virginia Illinois Wisconsin California and Ohio. Proposals include salary relief with raises from 300 400 to higher annual pay and gains through state legislatures and federal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Labor
Boston
Harvard
Greater Boston Federation of Teachers
University of Ilinois
New York City
Buffalo
Olean
New York
Philadelphia
Shenandoah
Mahoney City
Shamokin
Pennsylvania
Prince Georges
Montgomery
Mailison
Wis
Hospitals in United States Reach 9,000 Institutions
After the war the U S shows about 9,000 hospital and dependent care institutions with a combined capacity of 869000 beds. The daily average population exceeds 1250000 including staff and patients and about 8 million people are treated yearly. Financial investment nears two trillion dollars with over 750 billion spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Growth of Hospitals in the United States in the 19th Century
The article traces hospital numbers and bed capacity in 1873, noting 149 U S hospitals with 35 453 beds. 55 for insane patients and 43 for municipal charges. It highlights regional totals, mentions church and private hospitals, and calls attention to industrial and many other hospital trends of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
California
Tilinsis
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Ney
China Warns Meddlers Against Interfering in Civil War
Chinese commercial associations threaten a boycott against nations aiding either faction in the civil strife. They warn outside powers by economic retaliation could wreck trade in China. Japan is explicitly targeted, as business groups unify to defend national sovereignty amid north–south conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Chinese Republic
Japan
United Nations
Ben
Thor
Te Enon
Omaha Merchants Share Hans with Wyomingites in goodwill tour
A large Omaha business delegation from the Omaha Chamber of Commerce plans a cross state goodwill trip to sixy Wyoming and surrounding towns. The May 16 notice describes travel by special train with multiple cars and souvenirs, aiming to renew friendly trade relations and exchange ideas for regional progress. The itinerary lists numerous stops from Newcastle to Laramie across May 19 to May 33 with arrival times and durations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
South Dakota
Montana
Omaha Beine
Great Central Empire
Wyoming
Newcastle
Upton
Moorcroft
Gillette
Clearmont
Sheridan
Dietz
Alger
Sciong
Cowley
Lovell
Kane
Greybull
Basin
Manderson
Worland
Kirby
Lucerne
Thermopolis
Powder River
Hudson
Artpahoe
Riverton
Shoshami
Casper
Glenrock
Lusk
Mapville
Orin
Wendover
Simin
Laramie
Eee Bert
Opportunity for Men Who Attended Training Camp
A military recruitment note targets men who attended training camps. Major Fortson and the Mountain Joint District authorities seek volunteers with at least two months of service for special duties in France. Further details follow at 248 W Liscoln Way Cheyeon.
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Hera
Fortson
Mountain Jeoint District
United States Marine
France
Liscoln ‘Way
Cheyeon
United States Key Co stockholders Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of United States Key Co stockholders will be held Tuesday May 9 at 10 o'clock in the company's office to elect cricket directors for the coming year and transact other business as may arise. The transfer is set for Saturday May 7 at 1 o'clock. Sean A. Daily, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Keth Co
FDO
Tha Conpsny
Hide
Wyoming
Fay
Sean A. Daily
Apieal Flalas Petroleus
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Cheyenne
E Randolph
Albert Hearst
Rm Cheyenne
Carey
Weetly
Teachers’ Union
American Federation of Teachers
American Federation of Labor
National Women's Trade Union League
Europe
Germany
Hohenzollerns
Africa
Pacific
Kiaochau
Peking
Korea
Paris
Hungary
Paderewski
Russia
Poland
Funk & Wagnalls Company
OMAK
Hans
Webragea
Metropoe, Chamber OF Commerce
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