Day In Louisville Other Trades Are Sought To Be Forced In
Large scale unrest across several cities with mob violence and troop deployments as strikers target rail lines and factories. In Louisville and Pittsburgh mobs threaten coal and freight movements while authorities deploy militia and federal judges issue orders to maintain train service. Police and soldiers confront rioters as workers demand back pay and wage increases amid widespread stoppages.
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Cincinnati Times
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Citizens’ Organization For the Protection of
Elon G. Smith
T. C. Morehead
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Seleville
Mahoney
Shenandoah
Philadelphia and Reading Company
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Mahoney City
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Quiet Afterwide Railroad Strikes Across Cities
Long, fragmented reports describe widespread labor unrest with mobs, mob attacks on mills and trains, troop deployments in Indianapolis Syracuse and other cities, shutdowns of saloons and factories, and varied responses including patrols, special police, and pending arrests as authorities vow to enforce law and maintain rail service.
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United States
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Democratic Convention opens with temporary officers
The State Convention was called to order by John G. Thompson who named Warren P. Noble of Tiffin as temporary Chairman and W. D. Brown of Mahoning as temporary Secretary. Committees on credentials permanent organization resolutions and to select a State Central Committee were appointed. Noble spoke to start the proceedings.
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Warren P. Noble
Tiffin
W. D. Brown
Mahoning
Noble
Europe
Ana All Dane
Asa
Incoherent OCR fragment from financial system discussion
Fragmentary text debates causes of currency circulation and market fluctuations. Mentions missteps in financial system and effects on property and labor, with unclear proposed remedies and scattered phrases.
Cabinet Considers Extra Session Over Labor Troubles
July 25 report from Wasnixcotos notes another special Cabinet meeting to review labor unrest nationwide. War Department dispatches reach the President and Cabinet. no definite plan for an extra Congressional session yet, but action may follow if order fails to return.
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