Haywood Driven Out by Edict of The Miners
Denver April 25 William D Haywood longtime secretary treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners has been ousted from the federation executive board by its members The Miners Magazine announces the termination of his field representative duties effective Sunday April 2003 Mills replaces him as secretary treasurer Haywood’s removal follows years in leadership during outbreaks of mine conflict and his alleged ties to the inner circle blamed for conspiracies including bomb plots and murders tied to Governor Steunenberg case His acquittal preceded a decline in power within the federation and he now remains only a member of the Silver City Idaho lodge affiliated with Socialism Thought.
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Denver
Col
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Miners’ Magazine
Western Federation Co. Miners
William DD. Haywood
EL Slahoney
Haywood
Lonver
Ernest Mills
Silver City
Idaho
Socialism Thought Cance
Boise
Stellenberg
Federation
Harry Orchard
Chinese Boycott Intensifies as Japanese Firms Targeted
Hong Kong reports on escalation of anti Japanese actions with broad boycott tactics. Chinese groups urge sustained pressure affecting business operations and market activity. Authorities monitor commerce and public response amid heightened tensions.
Ancient Temples and Ramesseum Relics On Nile Tour
A writer describ es Deir el Bahari and the temple of Hathor at Al Dendera with white pillars against golden cliffs. The piece surveys Khensu at Karnak, the Ramesseum mortuary chapel of Rameses II, and the great Horus temple at Edfu, noting monuments, inscriptions, and mythic links to Osiris and Isis.
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Heypi
Nile
Lennon
Deir el-Bahari
Hatshensu
Egypt
Lend
Punt
Ammon
Hathor
Venus
Anubis
Khensu
Karnak
Ramesseum
Thebes
Ue Nile
Rameses II
Memmonium
Osymandias
Diodorus
User-maat- Ra
Kheta
Horus
Edfu
Chinese boycott pledge seals broad anti Japanese stand
A 190 firm coalition in South and Central China signs a pledge to buy no Japanese goods and to shun Japanese banks, innsurance, and ship cargos in Japanese bottoms. Penalties include fines and public posting of traitor names. The document covers Hong Kong Canton Singapore Shanghai and other branches.
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China
Japan
Hong Kong
Canton
Singapore
Shanghai
America
Australia
Urgent sale ordered on fire Carlos demand
King Manuel announced plans to personally refund the value of missing jewels after a sale was declared to have been made upon the urgent demand of fire Carlos.
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Carlos
Manuel
Brother and Sister Wed in Cleveland Illegal Marriage
August Reschke and his wife who is his sister confessed in probate court that Lena Roebuck is a myth and the couple are truly siblings. Under the consanguinity law their eight year marriage is illegal and the children are to be placed with The associated charities.
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Cleveland
Ohio
August Reschke
Augusta Reschke
Lena Roebuck
Haddon
Associated Charities
Augusta
Sheboygan
Wis
Wilhelmina Wolf
Canton
Notre Dame Wins Debate Over Ohio State Team
Notre Dame debate squad of Richard Collentine Peter Hebert and Michael Mathis defeated Ohio State’s Frederick Bale William King and Alvin Ketchan by a 2 to 1 decision. The teams argued the question Resolved That corporations engaged in inter.
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Notre Dame
Ind
Richard Collentine
Peter Hebert
Michael Mathis
Ohio State
Frederick Bale
William King
Alvin Ketchan
Firemen Pension Fund Grants Pensions to Two Widows
Trustees of the firemen's pension fund voted pensions Friday night for the families of Louis Reiter and Charles Winkelmeyer. Each widow will receive $20 monthly while unmarried and each child $6 monthly until age sixteen.
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Firemen's Pension Fund
Louis Reiter
Charles Winkelmeyer
Fire Department
Percy G Rush Promoted at American Tele- phonet Company Davenport
Percy G Rush, who left the Western Union Telegraph company in this city for the American Telephone and Telegraph company at Dayton two years ago, has been promoted to a responsible position with the same company in Davenport.
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Percy G. Rush
Western Union Telegraph Company
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Dayton
Ohio
Davenport
Town
Wal ‘Ter
Notre Dame Debates Federal Incorporation Plan
The debate on whether state commerce should be compelled to incorporate under federal law concluded with Notre Dame opposing the plan. The negative argued it unnecessary would erode the dual form of government and bring greater evils than the current system. Henry Wurzer chaired the event with judges Joseph H. De Frees Floyd R. Meehan and Elmer Crockett.
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Notre Dame
Henry Wurzer
South Bend
Joseph H. de Frees
Floyd R. Meehan
Chicago
Elmer Crockett
Indiana Postmasters Plan Second Annual Convention
A committee led by J E Shideler and others laid out the program for the Indiana Association of Presidential Postmasters meet in Indianapolis May 21 and 22. Key talks include rural delivery, parcels post, second class mail, and remarks by officials and Congressman Jesse Overstreet.
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Wabash
Ind
J. E. Shideler
Indianapolis
Martin V. Starr
Goshen
John A. Baker
Columbia City
Jesse Parmenter
Indiana Association of Presidential Postmasters
T. J. Legg
Charles A. Bookwalter
Marcus R. Sulzer
Madison
F. E. McMillin
Postal Savings Bank
William R. Spillman
Jesse Overstreet
Congress
A. L. Lawshe
Indiana
Parmenter
Graftin Skin Day by Day on Edna Laemmermann
Grafting skin on the head of Miss Edna Laemmermann who was scalped at the Troy Steam laundry weeks ago proceeds slowly. Many friends volunteer skin material, more than needed, and recovery is expected despite slow progress.
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Edna Laemmermann
Troy
Miss*Laem
Fundraiser Begins After September Start
A campaign began last September to raise 200000 dollars with half raised so far and two memorial buildings planned. Donor names will not be released. The organizer will canvass fifty churches and then move east after a brief stay.
Colonial Empires Compared By Size In History
A historical note compares the sizes of empires, stating Germany's colonies are five times larger than Germany, France's colonies are eight times larger, and Britain's are ninety seven times larger.
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Germany
France
Britain
Democratic leaders plan big Indiana campaign meeting
Indianapolis April 25. Democratic state committee prepares for a major gathering May 5 to assess campaign expenses for each state ticket candidate. Thomas R. Marshall is expected to attend. rumor on Governor Johnson fades as Jackson backs a Bryan visit if possible. Adam Heimberger named executive chair with others to follow.
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Indianapolis
Democratic State Committee
U. S. Jackson
State Committee
J. L. Reilly
Jackson
Thomas R. Marshall
Marshall
Arizona
Democratic State Organization
Indiana
Johnson
Minnesota
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Indana
Denver
State Law Officer Clark W. May Dies at Hamlin
Huntington W Va April 26 Attorney General Clark W May died at his Hamlin home from blood poisoning after a broken leg from a fall from his horse ten days earlier He was active in state government and law enforcement.
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Huntington, W. Va
Clark W. May
Hamlin
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