Labor Uplift Moves by Key Unions and Typographicals
The article traces the rise of organized labor from early English federacies to modern unions like the American Federation of Labor and the Brotherhoods. It highlights efforts to improve wages, hours, safety, and child welfare, and notes the International Typographical Union’s social programs in Colorado Springs and New Orleans education initiatives.
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Washington
Edward VI
England
American Federation of Labor
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Samuel Gompers
New York
Ifa
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Toyos
International Typographical Union
America
Colorado Springs
New Orleans
Typographical Union
Congress Prepares for Billion Dollar Appropriations Session
Republican leaders plan a short session focused on annual appropriations totaling about one billion dollars. Key measures include rivers and harbors funding of 25 to 30 million, census outlay around 10 million, and possible changes to bank supervision and antitrust law. Senate and House debates anticipate addressing the U S Japan treaty and statehood burdens for Arizona and New Mexico.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
House Committee On Appropriations
Foraker
Brownsville
Congressional Monetary Commission
Arizona
New Mexico
Cincinnati Takes Stand Against Loan Sharks in Campaign
City auditors prepare enforcement under the O'Brien ordinance as Brown Investment Company and Tolman’s network face warrants and arraignment. Tolman’s manager Miss Katie Beimforde is jailed. Brown and Becker surrender. Prosecutors promise more warrants as officials seek weekly loan reports and license payments.
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Cincinnati
Osten
Waterloo
Katie Beimforde
Torman
Mile ‘Beimforde
O’brien
Tolman
Hie
Frank Grayson
City Auditor's Office
George Deckebach
Alexander McDonald Brown
Brown Investment Company
Union Trust Building
William B. Becker
Brown
Becker
Central Station
Lueders
Kapp and Foster
Kapp
Morrill
Brown Investment ‘Couoe
The
Commercial Tribune
Arks
O'Brien
Joan
Nessie
Rae Mighty
Former Judge W H Dye Ends Life in Latonia Home
Former police judge and prominent Northern Kentucky attorney W H Dye, 50, shot himself in the right temple at his Latonia home on Taylor avenue after an evening with family. He died instantly. illness cited as temporary insanity. He had served as Latonia city clerk and police court bench and left a wife and four children.
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Taylor Avenue
Latonia
Castro Must Apologize Before Entering France
Paris dispatch reports the French cabinet will allow Venezuelan President Castro to land in Bordeaux only after he apologizes to France for his prior expulsion of the French envoy and commits to telegraphing instructions for the French arbitral award.
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Paris
Castro
Venezuela
Bordeaux
France
They
Santander
Spain
M. Taigny
Thade
Caracas
Domingo Astillio
Ieee
Train wreck near Amarillo injures four
A northbound and a southbound Santa Fe passenger train collision near Amarillo Texas left two dead and four seriously hurt with several others bruised. W H Nelson of Amarillo and J J Smith a mail clerk among the injured were reported. The northbound train slowed to meet a crossing near Haney.
Death of Joseph S Trevor Deepens Walnut Hills Tragedy
Joseph S Trevor longtime secretary treasurer of H Pogue company died suddenly at his home in Walnut Hills after a month illness from acute meningitis. Born in Cavin Ireland November 13 1859 he was 49. Survived by widow Miss Kate Claybourne Frazier and two daughters Gladys and Catherine. He served as councilman at large and held directorships with Cincinnati Newport Covington Railway and other firms. Burial tomorrow with services at home.
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Joseph S. Trevor
Fulton
Nassau Streets
Walnut Hills
Trevor
H. & 8. Pogue Company
Masons
Cavin
Ireland
Sam
Henry Pogue
Thomas
Alfred
Reading Road
Thevor
Mason
Laughery
Cuvier
Country
Queen City
Kate Claybourne Frazier
Gladys
Catherine
Mr. Trevor
Mary Pogue Trevor
Cincinnati, Newport & Covington Railway Company
Linton Hotel Company
Cincinnati Gymnasium Athletic Club
Hamilton-Otto Coke Company
War Fears Rising Between Russia and Austria Hungar y
Berlin reports a sensational forecast from a cosmopolitan source in St Petersburg claiming war between Russia and Austria Hungary in the spring is inevitable driven by public will. The quoted Russian politician asserts Russia would easily overpower Austria Hungary to regain prestige after the Japanese war.
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St.Petersburg
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Ship Clemson Sunk in Gale Near Duluth
The steel freighter D. Clemson, owned locally, reportedly sank in a gale off Duluth after two sailors were aboard. Tugs search the area for survivors and the vessel’s fate remains unclear.
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Duluth
Minn
D. M.clemson
Rebels Condemn Shah to Death in Tehran Proclamation
A secret revolutionary group posts proclamations denouncing the Shah and condemning him to death. The action follows the Shah's alleged violation of the constitution and comes from Tehran.
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Shah
Teheran
Secret Revolutionary Organization
Panama purchase dispute ties Taft to alleged papers
The era contention centers on Roosevelt and William Du Foulke accusing political allies and executives of concealing Panama Canal deal details. Public letters from 1908 discuss whether the United States paid $40 million for property costing $12 million, with editors of The Indianapolis News denying falsity of those claims.
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Hot Springs
Roosevelt
William du Foulke
Indianapolis
Taft
Panama
CIA
United States
William Dudley Foulke
White House
Washington, D
Mr. Foullke
Indianapolis News
Delavan Smith
Smith
Congress
Républican
Cnodrat
Theople
Daily Press
United
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Self
W. H. Dye
Kentucky
Revolver
Mr. Dye
Alderman Briften
Chitcago
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Acton
Austria
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Berlin
AL Gharges
Charles P. Taft
Tatts
Indiana
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