Steel Strike Talks Stall Amid Reticence and Rumors
Pittsburgh July 17 reports show Amalgamated officials upbeat over early results while United States Steel executives and Morgan remain reticent about any mediation. Mills at Clark Monessen and Duncanville slow or closed, wage raises for nonunion National Tube workers spark unrest, and plans for possible allied action with miners are discussed. Weather and crop notes follow in a separate dispatch.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Ita
J. Pierpont Morgan
S Ee
Charles M. Schwab
Morgan
Pittsburgh
Amalgamated
Corey
American Sheet Steel Company
I. W. Jenks
Hoop Company
Clark
Monessen
Duncanville
National Tube Mill
Nonunion
National Tube Company
Second Avenue
Republic
T. J. Shaffer
Mitchell
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
United Mine Workers
Planta
American ‘Tin Plate Company
Ats
National Works
Idle Tin Plate Mills
Atlanta
Banfield
Irondale
Joliet
Humbert
Connellsville
Middleton
Ind
la Bells
Wheeling
Laughlin
Startins Ferry
Monongahela
Moorwood
Gas City
Newcastle
Pitttsburg
New Kenning
Ralls
Cambridge
Mills
Canton Works
Canton
Chartiers
Dennison
Dresden
Falcon
Hyde Par& Works
Laufman
Paul
Midland Works
Muncie
New Philadelphia
New Philadel
Piqua Works
Piqua
Canal Dover
Btrithera Works
Bridgeport
Wellsville
Wellaville
Wood Werlear MekAesport
Duncansville
Willian, Clark's Bons Co
J. Painter & Bons
Lindsay & McCutcheon
Monessen Steel Company
Mongesen
Upton Iron and Steel Comn
Youngtown
Yp!town
Warren and Girard
P. Liberly & Co
Sharon, Pa
Greeny Pa
Avtna-Standard Works
Bridj and
Mingo Junction
Pomeroy Irop and Steel Company
Pomeroy
Strike of Stationary Firemen Paralyses Wyoming Mines
Wilkesbarre, July 17. A strike by 900 Stationary Firemen members statewide halted most northern anthracite mines. The walkout followed a president Mullahy order, ending in suspensions that put about 30 000 workers out of work. Operators claim pay demands are excessive, citing a ten percent rise last fall and arguing the current asks equal 120 percent. The big seal companies refused concessions.
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Wyoming Valley
Wilkesbarre
Mullahy
Stationary Firemen’s Association of Pennsylvania
Isi
Trans Mississippi Congress Opens With Record Attendance
The twelfth annual Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress meets in Cripple Creek Colorado with 1,200 seated delegates from a 2,000-strong attendance. Sessions feature addresses by Mayors Crane and Franklin and Govs Fishback Seay and Prince, plus talks on the Louisiana Purchase Exposition and Nicaragua canal.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Trans- Mississippi Commercial Congress
Wyho
Walter Gresham
Galveston
Tex
Schofield
Crane
Franklin
Victor
Gov
Orman
Colorado
Fishback
Arkansas
Seay
Oklahoma
Prince
New Mexico
Gresham
Congress
Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Nicaragua Canal
Patterson
Aimin
Department of Mines
Robert Graham
John W. Noble
St. Louis
Secretary of the Interior
Orleats
Seattle
Praying for Rain in Omaha Revival Prayers
Rev Frederick Morton Smith conducts a large revival in Omaha Nebraska with thousands gathered near Thirty-first Street as worshippers implore divine intervention to avert drought harming the corn belt. An immense tent hosts diverse congregations and a powerful invocation raises hopes of rain.
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Omaha
Neb
F. Morton Smith
Corn Belt
Onty-First
Jonek Deen
Drought Not Yet Broken Threatens Kansas Crops
Topeka reports show rainfall has cooled air but not ended drought. Crop damage persists with blighted corn, damaged fruit, and water needs for stock and fire protection. Eastern Kansas suffers most while western areas fare better. Nebraska sees a temperature drop but corn remains hurt. hail destroys crops near Muskogee. Court in Lenient: Bird Head and allies plead guilty to manslaughter on a reservation. sentence suspended.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Missouri
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Atlantic
South Atlantic
Pacific
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Arkansas
West Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Topeka
Kan
Lincoln
Neb
George Kleutsch
Holdrege
Hastings
Grand Island
Kenes
Harvard
Muskogee
L. T
Lenient
Omaha
Bryan democrats of Ohio issue official call in Cleveland
The Bryan democrats of Ohio issued an official call in Cleveland on July 17 addressing all Bryan Democrats in the state. They charge the Ohio convention repudiated the last two national platforms and blame a conspiracy mapped out at headquarters in New York. Also noted, the National Union Senate met in Saratoga to begin its annual session led by president W. L. Wiki of Akron.
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Ohio
Cleveland
New York
National Union Senate
Saratoga
N. Y
Senate of the National Union
W.L. Wiki
Akron, C
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Patrick A. Connolly
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Isla
Tawsi Aispan
Kidder
Blake
Mosby
John 8. Mosby
Federal Land Office
California
Hey
Nebras
New Orleans
Charlee
Alba
United States
Reibers
Zion House
DOWIE
Chicago
William A. King
Grace King
North Pacific Coast
Minnesota
Oregon
New England
Middle Atlantic
Lake
Carolinas
Florida
North Carolina
Georgia
Texas
Kentucky
Twelfth Street
Michigan Avenue
Alexander Dowle
City of
Zion
Waukegan
Ill
Ews
Geod
Imapessibia
Wight
Amady
Olga
McLean
Mclean Medicine
Oma
Tov. Bell
Devils Lake Iron Works
Gorder & Son
Devils Lake, North Dakota
GEM Met Market
Chas. F. Cogelow
Prop
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Prosser & Strumgard