President Roosevelt discusses eight hour law but opposes some labor demands
President Roosevelt met with Samuel Gompers and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor as delegates of organized labor. He signaled accord on immigration but opposed eight hour work requirements for Panama and warned the anti injunction bill may fail. He stressed restricting Chinese labor while aiding Chinese students and professionals.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrigan
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
White House
Roosevelt
Morrison
Executive Council of the
American Federation
Panama Canal
Sai
United States
Panama
West Indies
Department of Justice
Bu Cau
Congress
Dickerson Case Hinges on The Age Interview Testimony
Silas Ogle testified that Mrs. Hughes accused Ben Dickerson of serious acts and urged violence. Jay Trego related Dickerson asked for legal tips about allegations, while both sides argued over a jailhouse statement Dickerson gave to The Age. The trial nears a schedule-driven pace as witnesses may be recalled and courtroom tensions rise.
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Silas Ogle
Tom McCoy
W. 4. Trego
Sheriff Browning
Jay Trego
Clarence Willarton
Jim Dobson
Hart Dean
J. W. Ponteus
Canton
Ben Dickerson
Sage
Dickerson
Hughes Spring
R. C. Snyder
C. B. McCoy
Adams
Judge Voorhees
Packers Get Quiet Immunity Case Outcome
In Chicago on March 22 Judge J Otis Humphrey ruled that individuals among indicted packers receive immunity from criminal prosecution while the corporate defendants remain subject to trial. The decision split immunity for persons and denial for corporations, with the jury directed to find against the government on the corporate indictments. The ruling hinges on compelled information and a Chicago club interview showing the commissioner could force disclosures. Corporations to stand trial include Armour Packing Company Armour & Company Cudahy Packing Company Fairbanks Canning Company and Swift & Company.
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Chicago
United States District Court
J. Otis Humphrey
Federal
Humphrey
Chicago Club
Garfield
Armour Packing Company
Armour & Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Fairbanks Canning Company
Swift & Company
Morrison
Elks Elect Officers Led by Exalted Ruler Ben Strope
The Elks held a Tuesday meeting and elected officers. Exalted Ruler is Ben Strope, with 8. H. Nicholas as Leading Knight, R. M. Voorhees Loyal Knight, Robert Hunt Lecturing Knight, Howard Robineog Secretary, J. F. Lightell Tyler, and H. B. Hunt as Treasurer.
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The
Elks
Ben Strope
H.nicholas
R. M. Voorhees
Robert Hunt
Howard Robineog. Tyler
J. F. Lightell Treeserer
H. B. Hunt
Ben Dickerson Feign Insanity Questioned in Jail Case
In a July jail case doctors were called to assess Ben Dickerson who showed refusal to eat and unusual behavior. Physicians testified to melancholia while the defense argued the condition stemmed from environmental factors rather than mental illness.
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Ben Dickerson
Silas Ogles Testimony in Dickerson Case
Roosevelt meets union workers while Governor Pattison’s health is reported precarious. Miners rally in Indianapolis as page one items note activity and political tensions across the state.
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Silas Ogle
Dickerson
Roosevelt
Pattison
Indianapolis
Fost Coshocton
Washington
Miners Wrestle With Hard One In Joint Meeting
Indianapolis March 22 The joint scale committee of Illinois Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania meets to discuss the Illinois shot firers law which adds 2 to 10 cents extra per ton of mined coal. Miners representatives refuse to declare and seek a recess to push wages run of mine basis differential and other demands from the February joint conference before the committee.
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Indianapolis
Acale
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Seven Months Old Child Dies At Home
The seven months old child of Mr. and Mrs Major Miller died at their South Sixth Street home at noon today from stomach trouble. The baby was unusually bright and became ill two days ago, then worsened this morning. Despite efforts to save him, he died at noon. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
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Major Miller
South Sixth Street
Review Pub CD Incorporated In Coshocton
The Review Publishing company of Coshocton was incorporated Thursday at Columbus with capital stock of 310 000. The incorporators are Jacob Werner and wife, Charles E Cottom and wife, Edward Shepler and wife. Officers: President C E Cottom, Vice president Jacob Werner, Secretary Treasurer Miss Merle Cottom, Attorney H B Hahn. The company will have offices on Mid Street and expects to issue its first paper about April 1.
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the Review Publishing Company of
Coshocton
Columbus
Jacob Werner
Charles E. Cottom
Edward Shepler
C. E. Cottom
Merle Cottom
H. BE. Hahn
Mid Street
Governor Pattison Relapse Raises Family Fears in Ohio
In Columbus on March 22 Governor Pattison's condition worsened after a relapse. Physicians released a resting report later, noting temporary improvement though fever spiked earlier. The scene centers on the governor's frail health and ongoing concern from family and friends amid political notices on education bills and a proposed state prohibition amendment.
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Columbus
Pattison
Bio
Wilson
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