Referendum Prepares for Coastwise Labor Dispute Action
In Graettinger Iowa President Livingstone of the Tak Carriers Association announces a lengthy statement after four weeks of failed talks with the Masters and Pilots. The advisory board backed last year’s wage offer, but masters and boatsmen refused, leading to a breakdown and a referendum vote against the proposed scale. The carrier owners warn earnings and schedules will be affected if no settlement is reached, with coastal and harbor operations poised for disruption. Also noted is the Rosebud Reservation opening date for settlement and the associated land draw procedures in late July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Livingstone
Tak Carriers’ Association
Masters’ and Pilots’ Association
Masters and Pilots
Phe Owher
Howell
Mr. Livingstone
Yirme
Rosebud
Washington
Noosevelt
Gregory County
Hom
Chamberlain
Yankton
Bow Ten
Crook
Armenian Villages Massacred and Inhabitants Killed by Turks
A dispatch from Constantinople confirms widespread massacres in Armenian districts. Reports say Turkish troops destroyed villages in the Saxon History region, killing residents. French, Russian, and British diplomats seek to limit the slaughter with consular intervention.
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Parla
Constantinople
Histret
Armenia
Ambangadion $N
Bracroum
Saysony
Strike Ends as Hippie Co Reopens Under Agreement
The nearly concluded dispute among captains engineers and citizens over the hippie company’s conds ends with an agreement to resume operations at Marsaliles Frange. Authorities report a peaceful accord and resumed activities after tense negotiations.
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Attila
Marsaliles
Defiant Sheriff Foreshadows Dam Crisis at Cameron
chaotic account of a confrontation involving Sheriff Peterson deputies, Dietz, Giblin, and Ward near Cameron. a clash with armed parties, a dam breach risk, and a lumber mill standstill loom as 150,000 tons remain high and dry while the attackers threaten extended operations and punitive measures.
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Sheriff's
Camer- Asta
Milwaukee Sentinel
Ward
Dietz
Chitin
Bayfield
Las
Aloe
Peterson
Mr. Gibb
Wiott
Wien
Yan
Depytien
Goblin
SalHote
Thingy
Diane
Ashe
la Ullorlo
Cameron
Fifteen Hurt In Collision Between Electric Car And Passenger Train
Fifteen people were injured in a crash at Whittier California when an electric passenger train struck a car at a grade crossing. The Santa Fe line train, traveling at high speed, collided after the motorman failed to operate the crossing signal devices. Several serious injuries were reported, with some passengers in critical condition and others treated on the scene.
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Whittier
Ranta Ie
Ain Mechele Cay
Nde
Santa Fe
Stop wedding at altar by Mary Teaseh in Dubugne church
In St Mary Cathedral Dubugne a woman named Mary Teaseh interrupted a wedding by declaring the groom as her husband. She shouted and blocked the ceremony as the priest and crowd reacted, delaying the rites and raising questions about the legal status of the pair.
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St. Mary'a
Catha Yeehurel
Dubugne
Mary Warton
Toseph
Mary Teaseh
Sheilly
Frick
Imam Ringe
Death by Own Action Shocks Wheatheridge Students
A student suicide believed to be by own action shocks Wheatridge High School in Denver. Two youths reportedly involved in a love triangle died in an event witnessed by a 10 year old. Earlier a friend of one pupil had killed herself months earlier, amplifying community distress.
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Studenta Tu
Denver
Colo
Wiikte
Cawkina
Tool Kla Hite
Liyvzie Workman
Walter Dale
Dawking
Abduction Case Shocks Community Report in 1900s
A girl named Corinne Colstiteer from Paris allegedly fled a French jail with help from associates. Investigations traced a kidnapping plot involving Miss Crane of a Montana company and a suspect named Amorions. The case centers on a missing girl and controversial claims about a staged escape.
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Pram
Prange
Aisa Belle Crane
Veriine
Chia Pop Luria
Oa Dlayneh
Tada
Aish Chane
Crane
Miretata-Coettinn Chane Company
Biv Bankt
Corinne
Paria
France
Marne
Chiowdy
Meuies
Crane Ting
Explosion in Mine Kills Several Workers in 25 Nations
A mine disaster in a distant region caused multiple fatalities and injuries. Officials report a large number of workers trapped or dead, with several areas severely damaged. Rescue teams worked through heavy dust and structural instability as explosions halted operations and delayed evacuation efforts.
Prisoners' Mental Health Crises Reported at Hyde Puri Station
In Hyde Puri, prisoners attempted self harm with improvised methods while awaiting police action. Mrs. Shelley reportedly tried to hang herself, found near a handkerchief and wine, and later died. Another inmate reportedly tried to strike at a wall. authorities believe the prisoners did not know each other.
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Hyde
Puri Police
Stathon
Aira
Chiraga
Soul 1
Wtydy
Marke
Nlisient
Shelley Teed
Denny
Divenport
Milan
Fis Vet
Printer Murdered in Kanans City by Nogedes
Clarence Meyer aged 22 a printer was killed in his box in Kanans City Missouri early Tuesday. Meyer fought two intruders while a woman was restrained with a weapon. she fainted and later found him dead. Witnesses report no further details and a broader article mentions unrelated international and local notices.
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Kanaan
Nogedes
Clarence Meyer
Kanans Cty
Tienday
Mia. Meyer
Aml
Meyer
Shishing Hn
Mra. Mayer
Murder Trial of War veteran at Mart Hod Molien
A wartime regiment veteran, once a patient at a hospital, was indicted for murder and found guilty on a charged offense after a faulted attempted disarmament during a card game dispute. Witnesses described a drawn razor and revolver as tensions flared. jurors delivered a guilty verdict and await sentencing by Judge Melfenry.
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Wirren Toes
Dlaasleans
Walorak
Mart Hod Molien
Nerdy Wetarnout
Kid Joye
Sadie Rotdaxon
Melfenry
Aaiok
Bia Anni
Joner
Andy
State Federation of Labor Twelfth Annual Convention Opens
The Town Federation of Labor convened its twelfth annual session in Marshaltown with Widdele Koter presiding over delegates from major unions. Joseph Mr. Afobir of the Mrr sluiltown Prades aul Labor Agenbly introduced William Lo Urnue, city official, as ex to the assembly, with remarks from Uriel of Deg Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Town Federation of Labor
Marshaltown
Widdele- Koter
Yanny Womert
Levis
Omukers
Wilons
Joseph Mr. Afobir
Mrrsluiltown Prades Aul Labor Agenbly
William Lo Urnue
Walon
Uriel
Deg Moines
TD Press
VoprapeLitathyes 1 Tay
Train Hits Depot Inferno Iowa Freight Wreck
A freight collision at Iowa depot near Sttalkner caused part of the structure to crumble and windows to shatter. The depot agent, hurt in the accident, was rushed to a local hospital as rescuers battled debris and spreading damage. One worker survived severely, with others hospitalized or missing.
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Lowa
Sttalkner
Une
Tramonte Feony
Fuet
Stricken Pastor Collapses During Prayer Sermon
In Marahalitown a Methodist pastor collapsed in the pulpit during prayer causing alarm in the congregation. Parishioners aided the minister who was carried from the church to a local infirmary, where he reportedly did not survive.
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Yoarment
Liege
Marshalltown
Wirt
Sun Lo
Aged man murdered after dispute at Prairie City
William Porter, 70, prominent farmer, was shot multiple times and died after a quarrel linked to a woman. Millard W. Buck, alleged unstable, fled to Newton to avoid possible vengeance and stands for trial. The report also notes local bank meeting, a city official killed by a falling tree, and a farmhouse fire causing substantial losses.
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William Porter
M. W. Buck
Prairie Cicy
Willian Porter
Millard W. Buck
Penlrie City
Porter
Buck
Newton
Judh
Bloodhounds Track Robbery Suspect in Darlinm Store
Bloodhounds pursue Bug ginea after he robbed Fryos Packard's general merchandise store in Darlinm. The theft involved several hundred dollars and broke a widow's trust. search efforts intensified as authorities traced the culprit.
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Fryos Packard
Darlinm
No Move to Prosecute As Davenport Shortage Mounts
F Smith faces no prosecution movement though Davenport shows a total shortage of 150 000. Ex mayor and By Amith figures loom in Dayabla drought era as public interest grows. Executor Rev 8 1 Snot DW described as author and heir to a large estate with two deceased parents. The combined estate stands near 100 000 with bondsmen linked to a 50 000 home and 80 000 schedule of assets amid ongoing inquiries.
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F. Smith
Davenport
Slace
Amith
Biolly
Snot
Calla
Cavite
Taydog
Smith
Ditch Case Dismissed in Philadelphia Action
The ditching dispute in Monga County over the Monoia Larrizon drainage was dismissed after a conference among involved parties. A judgment was entered against none of the defendants, with Loyal costs. the overall drainage matter remains largely unresolved and near its starting point.
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Phila
Ditet
Mir
Monga
Dunlge Gaynar
Binith
Peterson
Land demand as army post encampment prompt price dispute
Governor and Adjutant General face indecision over acquiring camp land near the army post. Farmers seek up to 200 per acre, up from 60 to 80 previously, as the law allows condemnations for camp ground, though officials hesitate over the purchase and timetable. The end date for possible development remains uncertain.
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Roaull
Tighe Peiges
Bloombeld
National Guard
Diamond Robbery Case In Court Bailiff Suspended
A court case in Ontario involves bailiff Terry Bernstein, accused by I Y Fay of Clintor ccharges with aiding disposal of stolen diamonds. Judge Senea suspended Bernstein and appointed Ina Grebe to replace him pending investigation into May dictiments.
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Ontaha Pawobroker
Terry Bernstein
Oma Eoure
I. Y. Fay
Clintor
Tiavying
Senea
Sears
Bernstein
Myaltuthes
Senre Ather
Inia Grebe
Ald Conetball
Bin
Mie
Leinstein
Tran
Tei
Carroll man shoots himself in melancholy mood
Jr Culbertson, a successful Carroll business man and father of Wil Han Culbertson, died by self inflicted gunshot near his heart Monday morning. He left his residence, went to the elevator, and was found about an hour later in his office with a bullet wound in the breast. Police stated a tragic act occurred around 1:40 o'clock in the afternoon.
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Jr. Culbertson
BR Y. Culbertson
Gradi Denler
Carroll
Wil- Han Culbertson
Ther
Inmor
Tis Son
Gu Diut
Tde Iaah
Drunken Man Stops Northwestern Freight Train at Boone
A drunken man lay on the tracks near Boone as a Northwestern Itailway freight train halted after emergency brakes failed. The pilot saved the man, who appeared unaware of danger, while the incident caused derailments and days of delay.
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Boone
Rughber George Williamson
Enra
Taite
Fey Rock
One Hundred Years Ago Chronicle Highlights Egypt and Louisiana
A hundred years ago discontent rose in Egypt with English ascendancy. Alexandria faced anxiety over a potential garrison. The Louisiana purchase was celebrated nationwide. Thomas Young, famed decipherer of the Rosetta Stone, died. Washington DC population under 5,000. Surinam surrendered to Britain. Boston Board of Health issued new regulations for farmers with five stock.
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Egypt
Alexandria
Engilal
Louisiana
United States
Thomas Young
Washington
Island
Surinam
Boston Board of Heart
Seventy Five Years Ago Market and World Events
Seventy five years ago markets in Philadelphia were praised as finest and well supplied with Venice a free port. Turks prepared for an attack on Strobold and Russians held the Danube. A Mexican expulsion law allowed thirty days to embark. News from New York described Walker’s California expedition and a cable plan from New York to Liverpool. Banks adjusted rates amid Crimea war. Forties notes recount Grant and Lee battles at Spottsylvania and Wilderness, with a key quote from Grant about fighting on.
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Philadelphia
Europe
America
Venice
Strobold
Danube
Mexico
Garibaldi
Ganon
Come In
Newcastle
Urater Ak Vesughis
New York
Tt. J. Lee
Grant
Spottsylvania
Spottsylvaubt
Lee
Hungary Upton
Wilderness
Spottsylvaia
Richmond
Army of the Potomac
General A. & Grant
Hallesk
Thirty Years Ago in Politics and Finance
A review of past political and financial events notes criticism of the Republican House Committee over Post Office fraud probes, Swing trial in Chicago, Chicago collapse fears from overbuilt commerce, and a failed $3 million Centennial Exposition appropriation. It recalls Grant & Ward collapse, Marine National Bank failure, Arthur supporters' push, a Florida steamer wreck with 185 dead, and Republican delegates to the national convention.
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Republican House Committee
David Swing
Chicago
Grant & Ward
General U. 8
Grant and Verdinand
Republican National
Bis
Jam
Gihur
Renato
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