Labor Unrest and Wilson Plan for Mediation Board
Nation watches as President Wilson proposes a national board of mediation with broad powers but no compulsory arbitration to resolve labor disputes. Congress members and labor leaders fear compulsory arbitration, while Samuel Gompers pledges cooperation. Also notes Winston Gregory’s recovery from auto race injuries and railroad officials visiting Western Pacific amid rising traffic and reduced delays.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Sige
Shanke
National Board of Mediation
Congress
Om Geree
Wnromers
Chel
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
Day
Mesers
WR. Groome
W. P
CB Mauser
American Express
I A Stone
G. 1 Martin
Western Pacific
Wo P
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Hughes Attacks 8 Hour Law in Findlay Audience
Judge Charles Evans Hughes addressed thousands of farmers and laborers in Findlay Ohio criticizing the Wilson administration and the eight hour law. The speech failed to excite enthusiasm despite recent gains in support.
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Hughes
Findlay
Ohio
Charles Evan Hughes
Wilson
Rumanians Gain Victory in Passes Over Teuton Hosts
Austro German forces retreated as Romanian troops broke through in the Vulcan and Sedurk passes on the Carpathian front. Berlin reports the battle near the mountain passes lasted four hours and ended with Romanian gains. Detente admissions noted by the War Office.
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Teuton
Berlin
Hiountain
Vulcan and
Sedurk
Erin
Warring in skies strug gle goes on
Paris report describes continued air combat with heavy machine gun fire and damage mid September. Allied air superiority noted as four downed enemy aircraft and advances toward the Somme region mark a significant phase of the campaign. Teutons resist at every step amid Allied offensives.
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Paris
Teutonic
Somme
Teutons
Mercely
Ery Step
President Woodsorow casts ballot in New Jersey primary
President Woodrow Wilson today went to Princeton to cast his ballot in the New Jersey primary election. He was accompanied by his physician secretary and two secret service men.
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Shadow Lawn
Long, Brinch
Woodrow Withen
Princeton
New Jersey
Secret Service
Pope Presses World Peace Appeal From Vatican
Sept 16. Pope Benedict plans a peace address at the upcoming consistory to condemn the European War as futile and announce readiness to resume diplomatic ties with France and Portugal. A letter to Emperor Franz Josef nominates a new papal nuncio to Vienna and personal appeals go to Kaiser Wilhelm and other rulers.
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Benedict
France
Portugal
Franz Josef
Vienna
Kaiser Wilhelm
White Pine County party nominees for state offices
In White Pine County the Democratic slate for state senate is J. T. West and for the assembly Alexander, A. I. Whitehead, and J. A. Donovan. The Republican ticket lists N. A. Chapin for the senate and J. Heamer, Charles D. Gallagher, and H. J. Williams for the assembly.
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State
Senate
White Pine County
J.T. West
Assembly
Alexander
A. I. Whitehead
J. A. Donovan
N. A. Chapin
J. Heamer
Charles D. Gallagher
H. J. Williams
Evtons Admit Big Losses In France In Somme Fight
The General Staff admits losses at Gueudicourt and the Ronchavannes line in the Somme region, with villages Leubonofa Norval and Pregicourt among positions abandoned as the battle rages. A second fragment notes travelers Mrs. W. H. Dempey and daughter Chloe visiting Mrs. Blair in Curtis Nebraska and later headings to Los Angeles.
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Orfield
Gueudicourt
Ronchavannes
Somme
Leubonefa
Norval
Pregicourt
W. H. Dempey
Chloe
Curtis
Nebraska
Guy M. Blair
Me. Harness
Elke
Los Angeles
Clair
Elko
National League Baseball Schedule Brief
Baseball standings and games listed for national teams. Nationals play at Brooklyn and New York while Cincinnati hosts, Philadelphia hosts, Boston hosts, and Pittsburgh visits Boston. No American games scheduled for today due to segment issues.
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New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Kaiser Praises Heroes in World War I Battle
Kaiser Wilhelm through the War Office praises heroic troops fighting against combined forces of Russia, France and England. He says Germany faces enemies using the whole world's war industry and resources in a vain attempt to smash the Teutons.
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Berlin
War Office
Kaiser Wilhelm
Rossia
France
England
Germany
Roach for County Assessor Named in Republican Card
The Republican nominee Amox J. Roach is urged for Elko County Assessor. A native of Elko County, Roach promises impartial, efficient service, employment of local deputies, and full dedication to the office with no corporate ties or outside favoritism. He cites experience with Southern Pacific and years in Carlin before settling in Elko. The Independent endorses him as capable and trustworthy for the November election.
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Roach
Elka County
Electro
County Offeer
State Tax Commission
Roache
Elko
Ths Place
Southern Pacific Company
Carlin
Eiko
Mkés
New York Strike Planned Across Garment and Building Trades
New York unionists announce a near term strike involving 15 000 garment workers and 100 000 building trades in Manhattan and the Bronx with the United Hebrew Trades likely joining. Gov Whitman declines to call a special legislature session, though will meet a legislative committee at 4 PM.
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New York
Ladies’ Garment
Manhattan
Bronx
United Hebrew Trades
Whitman
Legislative Committee
Register of Names from Mayer Burke Ledger
A list of individuals and spouses linked to various locations including Reno Mt. Home San Francisco Carson Ogden Salt Lake City and Idaho. Names include Wm Burke J G Watts G L Martin C 8 Rennyan W B Per cival J Zwald John Winter C Smith and many others.
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W. Burke
Reno
J. G. Watts
Mt. Home
G. L Martin
W. P. Ry
Rennyan
WW. Percival
Oak
W. Bieroch
Rowland
John Zwald
San Francisco
Jas. Byers
Hen. Weatherbee
Bullion
John Winter
Whiterock
C. Smith
Carson
W. R. Groom
W. Plt
T. Maaser
American Express
Stewart
VP. Co
Frank Walsh
City
P. de la Montaiiya
J.J. Gardner
Sacramento
Motion for New Trial Delays Bomber's Life Sentence
In San Francisco on September 26, Warren K. Billings, convicted dynamiter linked to the July 22 bomb outrage that killed nine and injured fifty, saw his life sentence delayed as his attorney announced new evidence that may prove his innocence.
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San Francisco
Warren K. Billings
Billings
William F Bell of Carlin Dies After Appendicitis
Unmarried 34 year old William F Bell of Carlin died last night at the county hospital after arriving for surgical treatment for appendicitis too late. His weakened condition prevented a surgical operation.
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William F. Bell
Carlin
Zeppelin Raid Kills Thirty-Six in London Night Attack
London reports a Zeppelin raid last night caused heavy property damage and a high casualty toll. General French announces thirty six killed and twenty five injured as aerial assaults operated from great height.
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London
French
Villa's remnants flee as Pershing pursues in New Mexico
General Villa leads several hundred men after a defeat near San Andres and is said to be near Rubio with the remnant of his army from the Chihuahua campaign. Generals Carla and Ramos close in, as news from Columbus, New Mexico, reports the pursuit and uncertain outcome. The decedent’s relatives reside near Carlin. he is described as a man of good qualities.
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N. M
Francisco
Pancho) Villa
San Andres
Rubio
Pershing
Villa
Chihuahua
Carla
Ramos
Ation
Carlin
King Rejects Merciful Aid For Starving Poland
Washington Sept 26 Franz Josef the aged king emperor of Austria Hungary refused to permit American relief work in Poland where thousands starve facing winter without food or clothing The decision arrived as an autographed letter to Secretary of State Robert Lansing and was reported today by officials
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Franz Josef
Austria-Hungary
Poland
Robert Lansing
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