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Newspaper

Des Moines Daily Leader

Location

Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1902

Page

11

Telephone Girls Strike Paralyzes Iowa Exchanges

Seventy young women in Iowa walked out after a noon strike call, deserting switchboards and offices to press for union recognition and higher wages. Trades Assembly members and business leaders weighed in as the lockout disrupted service. union support and talk of a citywide sympathy strike swirled amid calls for a $1 daily raise.

Limestead Science Trades Assembly Iowa Telephone Exchange Mutual Hnemen

Horace Shipman Killed After Assault on City Officers

Jefferson June 21 Special Horace Shipman shot today while being a railroad conductor after killing City Marshal Stearingen. Information filed against him before Justice Sayen Larging assault and battery. Officers went to his home June 20 to arrest him, returned in evening with promise to appear today. At 9:45 he fired from door. shot by officers and killed. Shipman had been considered dangerous and had insanity hearings before, but deemed sane. Wife admired for helping others. John Swearingen served as marshal three years. Shipman left a family of four, including a married daughter Mrs McDonald of Vinton Town.

Jefferson Horace Shipman City Mars Stearingen Justice Sayen Ned Marshal Swearl Zn Sheriff Anderson Griff Kendall Dr. Grimmel Shipman Ofiicer Swearingen John Swearingen Marshall McDonald Vinton Anderson James May Mr. May Snipman Garrett Judy Aremb Holliday Harry Moore Gallagher Iowa City Moore Washington Ainsworth River Junction Hoofer Meuller Hla Duffield Kewanee, Il

Murder of James Gallagher Shocks River Junction Area

Muscatine June 21 special report says James Gallagher owner of a large farm near River Junction twenty five miles west was murdered last night at midnight in bed with his wife. His wife heard no shot and two children asleep in a trundle bed nearby plus the hired man upstairs did not wake. Charles …

Charlea Holliday Alexei Lower Gallagher Muscatine James, Gallagher River Junction Here Charles

Philippine Debate Dips Into Civil Government Bill

Washington June 1 Debates on the Philippine civil government bill featured seven speakers including Reeves Bromwell Maddox Dinsmore and Thayer. Mc Clellan defended the army. Conference reports on military and civil appropriation bills were adopted. Reeves praised current Filipino conditions under the revived government and cited cost figures for salaries wages materials and totals for starch production and capital investments over fifty years.

Washington Messrs Reeves Iineis Bromwell Ohio Hill Maddox Georgia Dinsmore Arkansas Thayer Massachusetts McClellan New York George B. McClellan Illinois

Hello Girls Walk Out Disrupts Des Moines Telephone Service

Des Moines operators strike halts most calls with the Mutual Telephone Company. Fifty to sixty workers resign their posts, marching from the office, blocking central services, while police, fire, and ambulance lines suffer delays. Management braces for further action as crews from other towns are drafted to restore essential lines.

Des Moines Gtria Hegin Iowa Telephone Com~ v Mcfarland Chicago O’brien Miss Maud Getchell McTarlin Maud Miss Getchell Cray Ames Hoone Nevada Marshalltown Jeffer Carroll Webster City Newton Moss

Work stoppage over pay scale at telephone offices

Union operators protest starvation wages in a mass walkout with 72 workers seeking nine hour days, higher daily pay, overtime, and Sunday meals. A six member committee will confer with managers while business leaders promise support and a telegram to Sam Gompers requests instructions and funds.

Trades’ Assembly Hall Arthur FR. Bloder Town State Federation of Labor Holder National Federation of Labor Assembly Samuel Gompers Washington, D.C Union of American Federation of Labor National Federation Hoaday Maud Getchell Cecil Carymple Yella, McCoy Stella Crescinger Bate Collins Jennie Doran Mabel Wayne Florence Wayne Bertha Morgan Frank Gaffney Harry Price Helen Rogers Mama Paytlett Grace Bartlett Moble Tierney Tove Prine Bertha Larklay Fidith Powall Margaret Shisster Lillie Povail Lacy Rosendorph Schelito Iida Gwis J. C

Wyeth wins clutch finish in Patterson race at long stretch drive

In a tense Patterson race Wyeth, ridden by Lyne, rose from last to first past leaders Otis and Heno. Heno led midrace with Otis close. Wyeth surged on the final furlong to overtake, while Aladdin and Belle Commoner faded. The crowd watched a dramatic finish as Wyeth pulled clear in the final stretch.

Batttle Dwyer Otis Hong Wyath Heid Heno AJIT Arsenal Corrigan Aladdin Belle Commoner Wyeth Prowl Pentecost Lord Quex Lucien Appleby Hermits Iis Belle's Commoner Pullman Teno Tome Reno Otlo Lyne

POUND HER CHILD IN BADRAS INDIA SEARCH ENDS

Mrs Marion Thorton Hebert of Chicago completed a two year hunt spanning America and Europe to recover her kidnapped daughter in Madras India. Disguised as a nun part of the time she spent thousands of dollars to locate the child.

Chicago Madras India Marion Thorton Hebert Dirs. Iert America Europe

Ninth Infantry Arrives From Havana to Presidio

The Hancock brought ten companies of the Ninth Infantry to San Francisco. Only about 400 men are present with roughly 35 veterans from Cuba. Companies A C and D head to Fort Niagara with others bound for Madison Barracks. Company F remains in China guarding the Peking legation. Also mention of Balangiga massacre survivors First Sgt Clifford Mumby and Sgt James Pickett among returnees. border dispute action in Nebraska and South Dakota over Turgeon brothers.

Cubs San Francisco United States Infantry Hancock Presidio Rabe Cuba Fort Niagara Madison Barracks China Peking Smith J. G. Irvine Gamar Clifford Mumby James Pickett Company C Ninth Infantry Balangiga

Drifted in ice pack near Nome and Portland pursuit

Purser Shaw of the steamer Naim City reports a near Nome drift after leaving Nome June 4, tying the ship in an ice pack for nearly a month. The Portland once Haytien Republic was hailed near Bering Straits as Thetis pursued, with no further news. A separate census note lists US starch industry investments at 11.67 million dollars.

Reather Nome City Nome Seattle Wash Portland Bering Straits Thetis Haytien Republic Bath

Macuto Bombarded as Curacao War Rift Grows

June 20 reports from Macuto near Le Guaira say a Venezuelan warship bombarded the suburb all day without achieving results. about 700 revolutionists are entrenched in the area. In St Louis, John T. Trapp, a Wells ton police justice and schoolteacher, was found dead from carbon monoxide poisoning in his bed, death attributed to self-inflicted causes. Professor Rupp, a schoolteacher, was dismissed over alleged charges he faced, with fears the charges and the unrest affected him deeply. authorities noted the charges were denied and unfounded.

Witlemsland Curacao Macuto le Guaira St. Louis John T. Trapp Wellston St. Louis County Professor Rupp Rapp

Death of Mrs Ridgley Wife of the Comptroller of the Currency

Vera Witysor Baltimore June 21 Mrs William Barrett Ridgley wife of the comptroller of the currency died after an operation for appendicitis at Johns Hopkins hospital. She was operated on Thursday night and seemed in favorable condition until last night when a turn for the worse was seen. Mrs Ridgley was the daughter of United States Senator Shelby M Catlom of Illinois who, with Mr Ridgley, was with her when she died. Her remains will be taken to Springfield Tl for burial.

Vera Witysor Baltimore Wilam Barrett Ridgley Johns Mopkins Hospital Ridgley United States Shelby M. Catlom Illinois Rid

Tragedy Near Trinidad Ends in Slaying and Jealousy

A coal miner Emil Carmina was shot and killed near Trinidad as a friend was fatally stabbed while attempting to intervene. The suspect fled toward the mountains and a search party was organized. Authorities attribute the incident to jealousy.

Trinidad Coto Sonlora Jinate Emil Carmina Carmina Nix

Weather Forecast for Washington and Iowa Sunday to Monday

Forecaster Wehrather predicts fair and warmer conditions Sunday in Washington and Iowa. Monday will bring increasing cloudiness with a probable shawora.

Washington Iowa Shawora

Sunday Leader Highlights and Mixed Updates

A scanned page shows a collage of items from The Sunday Leader including theater notes, debates, hospital reports, postal location, police changes, railroad topics, farming updates, weather, religious services, a tile factory notice, cancer entertainments, telephony privileges, weekly calendar, and literary features. Prominent names include Wilpers, Drake, George Ade, and Conrad with various regional references and schedules.

Wyeth Wins National Derby Amid Eastern Upset

Wyeth won the American derby at Chicago on June 21 ahead of Lucien Appleby and G. C. Bennetts Aladdin. Appleby finished three lengths behind and Aladdin trailed the top pair. The 2:40 1-5 time reflected a cleanly run race with jockey Tucien Lyne guiding Wyeth to victory over twelve three-year-olds.

Chicago Wyeth John A. Drake Lucien Appleby Hildreth G. C. Bennett Dwyer Tucien Lyne Tlens

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