Buck Stove and Range Co Ends Five Year Labor Dispute
Peace treaty between Buck Stove and Range Co and labor unions ends a five year strike and boycott. Gompers chairs talks with unions and Buck officials in Cincinnati. agreement limits litigation, sets wage and condition discussions in St Louis within thirty to ninety days, and calls public acknowledgment of settlement. Gompers notes cases against him and colleagues remain before the Supreme Court next October.
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Buck Stove and Range Company
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Washington
Commercial Tribune
Workers
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
St. Louis
Iron Molders’ Union of North America
Ses
W. J. Rohr
Typographical Union No. 3
Clienton
Employers’ Liability Commission
Buck Store and Range Company
Messrs. Cribben and
Hogan
Organized Labor
William H. Cribben
Thomas J. Hoan
Stove Founders
Atronal Defense Association
Employers’ Organization
Joseph H. Valentine
John F. Frey
International Molders' Union of North America
T. M. Daly
Charles R. Atherton
International Union of
Metal Polishers, Buffers, Platers and Brass Workers
Frank Frimshaw
J. H. Kaefer
Stove Mounters’ Union
Ige Bechtold
International Torhood
A. F. of L
Mr. Gompers
Cincinnati
A. F. of
Myself
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Morrison
Supreme Court
Wright
Buck Company
Mt Valentine
Iron Molders’ Union
Sam Gompers Linked to Major Labor Deal Engine
A labor figure identified as Samuel Gompers is linked to a significant deal affecting labor interests. The report outlines the parties involved, the scope of the agreement, and potential implications for workers and unions. Further details specify the institutions and dates surrounding the negotiation.
Calls Abuse Unpatriotic Says Fairbanks at Meeting
The Associated Advertising Clubs of America held sessions in Omaha with 13 addresses planned including Charles W. Fairbanks. Three hundred ad writers entered a competition for a special prize as Fairbanks denounced attacks on public servants as traitorous and harmful to government, urging honest criticism of the executive and Congress.
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Associated Presse Dispatch
Omaha
Neb
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Uncle Joe Sounds Bugle in the West Speech
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon spoke at Alma Kansas delivering a campaign speech attacking insurgency and urging party organization. He said he supports two parties and values cooperation while noting his Republican loyalty and respect for differing views. Continued on page 4 column 4.
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Uncle Joe
Associated Press Dispatch
Alma
Kan
Joseph G. Cannon
Kansas
Passengers Move as Strike Affects Grand Trunk Traffic
Montreal reports the first day of a strike by Grand Trunk conductors and yardmen. Passenger trains run while freight service and suburban routes are halted. Intercolonial workers enter Montreal on GT tracks, sparking government arbitration talk. Wabash staff added to strikers, widening tensions at crossings.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Montreal
Fitzhugh
Grand Trunk
Mr. Fitzhugh
Murdock
United States
Minister of Labor
Buenaventure
Wabash
Windsor
Niagara Falls
Montréal
Intercolonial
Delaware É Hdlison
Gra
St. Rosalie
Brockville
Portland
Chicago
Strike Hits Grand Trunk In Michigan Labor Action
Detroit July 19. At least 1,800 Grand Trunk employees in Michigan have struck or are out of work as the result of the labor action. The Associated Press reports the stoppage began as disputes spread across the railway system, affecting service and operations statewide.
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Detroit
Mich
Associated Press
Grand Trunk
Michigan
Mrs Seiter Expected to Fully Recover Eye Injury
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune Omaha Neb July 19 Mrs Edward A Seiter of Cincinnati was injured in a railway wreck in the Black Hills. Surgeons in an Omaha hospital say she is unlikely to lose her eyesight and anticipate full use of her right eye with the left eye nearly as good as before. The injuries were less severe than feared and are believed caused by contact with a sharp car seat edge rather than broken glasses.
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Commercial Tribune
Omaha
Neb
Edward A. Seiter
Cincinnati
Black Hills
Leiter
Roosevelt declines to back Ohio governor hopeful
New York July 19 Theodore Roosevelt says Republicans in Ohio should adopt a progressive platform and will not campaign for any candidate in the ante convention. He spoke after a Toledo judge Kinkade visit connected to James R Garfield’s supporters. Garfield allies may back Kinkade if Garfield is not nominated. Roosevelt also met labor leaders and received a letter from Taft. He left for Oyster Bay this evening.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Ohio
Taft
Reynolds Kinkade
Toledo
James R. Garfield
Garfield
Garfield Had A Hand In Judge Kinkade
Colonel Roosevelt
Judge Kinkade
Presi
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Albert Fox
Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen
England
Europe
Taft Sizing Up Country by Four Points in Maine Visit
President Taft began a ten day Maine stay marking his reach to the northeast corner of the nation. He and his party sleep aboard the Mayflower at Eastport Harbor then sail to Bar Harbor for a three day visit. He spoke at Moose Island, avoiding politics but noting Maine’s early election date and hoping for closer Canada trade relations.
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Associated Press Dispatch
Eastport
Maine
Taft
United States
Key West
Mayflower
Bar Harbor
Moose Island
Bangor
Rockland
Canada
Zeppelin Gas Works Blow Up Shatters Homes
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN Germany July 19 The Zeppelin air ship company gas works were demolished by an explosion injuring seven people The gasometer burst and surrounding walls were blown to great distance Several nearby cottages collapsed into ruins and other buildings lost windows and doors with no cause yet ascertained
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Friedrichshafen
Germany
Zeppelin Airship Company
Telltale Marks Lead To Arrest In Liege Bank Robbery
Finger marks found on a rifled Liege bank safe and a matching photocopy sent to New York led detectives to Louis Mendelbaum, 25, detained on robbery charges. The Liege bank vault was broken January 7 and jewels bonds cash totaling 400000 francs were stolen. prints on a nearby safe door corroborated the case. Mendelbaum denies knowledge of the arrest.
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Associated Press Dispatch
New York
Liege
Belgium
Louis Mendelbaum
Francois
Emile Marck
Mendelbaum
Queen of Bafflers Strolls Away Without Being Caught
A mysterious figure known as the Queen of Bafflers eludes capture after leaving a drug store without paying. She reportedly sought lodging for a relatives’ uncle and crossed the Ohio River Bridge toll free, a sequence fully detailing her varied exploits.
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Queen of Bafflers
Chaffs
Ohio River
Dolly Dimples Schedules Public Appearances on City Corners
A notice outlines Dolly Dimples appearing today at Fifth and Race between noon and 1. If not captured, she will be at Sixth and Vine between 5 and 6 this evening. If she evades both, she will visit the Mabley & Carew store Thursday afternoon between 2 and 5 and make a purchase of some kind.
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Dolly
Fifth
Race
Sixth and Vine
Mabley & Carew
Queen of Bafflers Defies Cincinnati Toll Bridge Tale
A Cincinnati visitor marvels at local manners while crossing a toll bridge. The writer recalls a playful contest with locals, notes a sign reading Take other side, and describes watching river scenes from the suspension span while wondering about toll rules and honesty in the Queen City.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Race in Ohio free for all traffic in doubt over nomination
In Columbus, July 19, the Ohio Republican scene holds to a three way contest among Judge Brown Secretary of State Thompson and Warren G Harding. Garfield and Kinkade backers compete, with Brown leading in Franklin county and Cox aligned factions continuing a long standing coalition. A possible fallback in a deadlock could bring Congressman E. L. Taylor into play while Taft's stance and Garfield’s future are debated among local leaders.
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Franklin County
Thompson
Warren G. Harding
George B. Cox
Brown
Burton
Cox
Cincinnati
James R. Garfield
William F. Burdell
Garfield
Judge Kinkade
Toledo
Taft
Awalt Newe of
Beverly
Kinkade
Harding
E. L. Taylor
Columbus
Taylor
Congress
Speaker Cannon
Dolly Dimples Identified by Distinct Features
Dolly Dimples is described with light brown hair and olive complexion. Weight listed as 130 pounds. The note mentions daily identification pointers and very white even teeth. Source appears to be a fragmented historical text from 2008.
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Dolly Dimples
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