Banquet of National Civic Federation Discusses Labor Peace
The eighth annual National Civic Federation banquet in New York gathered over 700 leaders from labor and finance to debate currency reform, with Melville D. Ingalls as toastmaster and General Grant arguing about the canteen's use in the army. Speakers urged reasoned settlement of labor disputes and highlighted the need for peaceful cooperation between workers and employers.
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New York
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Capitody
National Civic Federation
Council of Financiers
End of Prowing Invents
Federation
Congress
Labor and Finance
Melville D. Ingalls
Cincinneti
Genitval Grant
Grant
Grasn
John Mitewell
Mitchell
White House
Yeggs Cause Major Explosion at Dupont Powder Works
Six hundred quarts of nitroglycerin exploded at the Dupont powder works two and a half miles from Bowling Green tonight. No loss of life reported though a vest and horse blanket were found near the scene. Police attribute the blast to yeggmen attempting to replenish explosive supplies. Plant heavily damaged.
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Bowling Green
Dupont
Tragic double death follows alleged love affair
In Brooklyn a telegraph operator Else Kerlin aged 22 and Bernard E Wallace of the Commercial Cable company are killed in an automobile tragedy. Police say Wallace wounded Kerlin then killed himself near the Peterson Fletcher store. No motive is known but suspected to be linked to a love affair.
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New York
Ber. 8
Brooklyn
Else Kerlin
Bernard E. Wallace
Commercial
Fielty
Wallace
Elks Bowled Uniform in Fort Wayne contest
Fort Wayne Printing Company led the Elks in all three games and won the series as the Elks struggled. The item mentions a 80 pin game and a 44 pin advantage in tie series, plus a brief note on a Fort Wayne infant found dead and a grain inspection bill debate led by Senator McCumber and Congressman Watson.
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Els
Whire
Fort Wayne Printing Company
Ave
ELKS
Fort Wayne
Thelma
Merrill Willis
Drs
Oxley
Willis
B.A. Wills
North Marlow
J. Cecil
Fareview Cemetery
Indianapolis
Jin Congress
Boards of Trade
McCumber-Watson
McCumber
Minnesota
James FE. Watson
Indiana
Fire and city notes from Clinton street and beyond
Local fire department responded to a Clinton street blaze last evening. Councilman Louis Langard injured his right hand in an accident. Photographer Edward Perrey welcomed a new camera after his recent move to Jefferson street. Frank Thatcher was arrested for drunkenness by Patrolman De Rux. A boarding house disturbance led to a lockout. Chief M H Aukenbrud will travel to Grand Rapids to inspect the Gamewell alarm system expansion. Charles Thiame, a telephone operator, broke his leg in a fall at the apartment. An automobile resumed work after a weekend return to duty.
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No. 3 Firstation
Clinton Street
Wil Scheiman
Fort South
Ark
Scheiman
Louis Langard
Hiand
Edward Perrey
Raat
Jefferson Street
Hay
Perrey
Frank Thatcher
de- Rux
Whateler
Calhoun Street
M. H. Aukenbrud
Pagey
Central Fire Station
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Wabash Five
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Epitel
Matias Jeer
Albrechtatten
Hammane
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Fort Wayne, Ind
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