Nicaragua Without a Bank in Nation, Supreme Court Ruling
Washington dispatch reports Nicaragua currently lacks a functioning central bank after the Supreme Court declares the lending bank of Central America limited to have no legal status in the country. The notice comes via a State Department telegram from San Juan del Norte.
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Nicaragua
Washington
Nicaragoa
Aingle
Supreme Court of Nicaragua
Lenden Bank of Central America, Limited
State Department
Coney Sore
San Juum del Norte
Labor Federation Endorses Cause Amid Strike Turmoil
In Pitteirg Pa the Federation of Labor backs Amalgamated Association after United States Steel orders De Wees Wood plant dismantling at McKeesport and shifts to Connant and Meyersdale areas. Gompers meets Shaffer aides and urges unity. strike leaders vow to fight for union rights despite plant closures and looming rollbacks.
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Pitteirg
Uolted
Shites Steel Corporation
Chinpuka
Unionlaw
de Wees
McKeenport
Monde Inter
Steel Corporation
National Tube Company
Meiinesport
Oll
Connaught
Obie
Fentys
Pennayivania
Tts
Tie Busient Crown
Aipifpamated Aneecation of Iron
Etwel Wid Tin
Udited
Blake Riese Corpetition
Iisa
Uiat
Amalgamated. Association
Em. Evedt
Wile Malta
Tien Janet Sear
Trust plans control of steel through Tennessee Coal and Iron move
A report from New York alleges a plan by the United States Steel Corp to acquire the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company and bring southern iron and steel works under federal control. Negotiations involve Wall Street bankers and the fate of the Southern mills, with labor leaders seeking to focus activity in Pittsburgh.
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New York
Qurters
Univer States Bee Corporation
United States Bree! Corporation
Wiilie
aMola
aMola Quirtery
Wall Street
Ble Steel
Tennessee Cowl and Iron Company
Ti Wen
Stace Steel Corporation
Tennesse Coal and Trap Company
Amel@armared association
Iabor
Pittsburg
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Trunpeesee Coal and Iron Company
Interetta
MONNETT PREPARING PAPERS FOR QUO WARRANTO
Former chicane General Monnett of Ono has been retained to bring quo Warranto proceedings against the United States Steel company for antitrust violations. He reports to the American Antitrust League that papers are being prepared. A committee including Anti trust League District Assembly No. 64 and Knight of Labor representatives met to urge Attorney General Encox to institute proceedings against the steel trust.
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Quo Warranto Provestings
Pus
Washington
Monnett
Ono
United States Steel Company
Hi. B. Martin
Nathana
American Anti‘Trust League
Anti'truk
League District Assembly No. 64
Knight of Labor
Encox
Atec Trust
Iron Mill Employees Send Aid to Idle Men
Iron mill workers in Muscle, Indiana plan to send the first contributions tomorrow to Pittsburg for the steel workers strike fund. Additional gifts from surrounding towns will accompany the initial aid, supporting unemployed iron workers during the dispute.
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Muscle
Ind
Irom Mill
Moncie
Pittsburg
Andersen
Marlon
Elwes
Trainmen Denied Rumor in Cleveland
Cleveland report denies a rumor about the railroad workers. Chief Morrissey of the Brotherhood disputes claims of a strike threat and urges calm, stating no trainmen action is planned.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Rand
Morrissey
Brotherhood of Mulhoud
le Ernie
Coal and lignite interests plan Texas oil fight
Austin reports that coal and lignite operators in Texas plan to organize to challenge oil producers. They threaten to undercut oil on price and freight, forcing oil men to lower prices or exit. The alliance aims to sell coal and lignite cheaply to reach every Texas town and level the market against oil.
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Austin
Texas
McLaurin and Tillman Rally Farmers in Greenville Speech
Senator McLaurin addressed about 2000 farmers at Oak Way near Westminster urging a merchant marine and national issue stance. Senator Tillman followed with attacks on rival allegiances, defending commercial democracy and warning against Republican influence while referencing mill operatives and economic shifts in 1900 and beyond.
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Greenville
D. C
McLaren
Oakway
Westminster
Mort Sumter
McLaurin
Telon
S. C
Avenue
Tilman
McLauchin
Milia
Cleveland
Tillis
McKiinley
China
Republican Party
Melaurin
Caner
Jim Honetutlir
Carolina Nations
Leaders Remain Missing Amid Cigar Makers Petition Drive
In Tampa August, the Resieton via Cigar Makers union reports deportations of leaders and circulates a petition to the Centro Baspanyel president urging a meeting to push Spanish minister action in Washington. Citizens note deported Spanish-born leaders are naturalized U S citizens. A second petition seeks intercession for return of strike leaders. Local clubs, benevolent funds, and theater funds are mentioned amid tense strike crowds.
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Cfo
United States
Board of Trade
Centro Repanol
Eatire
Threaten to Move Mills in Patent Move Debate
An American Street Hoop company official visited Youngstown drawing plans that would shift upper and lower mill operations toward Pittsburgh to avoid later trouble. The discussion followed a conference with the Amalgamated clothing union as the two sides considered relocating production sites.
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American Steel Hoop Company
Youngstown
Ohio
American Street Hoop Company
Pittinburg
Jose
Bn Opera
Archbishop Ireland Disputes Mediation Role in Strike
New York reports claim Archbishop Ireland was invited to mediate the strike but he states he has no intention of becoming mediator. He returned from the Catholic total abstinence convention in Hartford and told reporters he did not seek involvement in the dispute.
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New York
Ireland
Hartford
Associated Frees
Personal freedom and labor strike debate in historic remarks
An extended editorial excerpt defends individual liberty during strikes, arguing that the personal freedom of citizens to work must be protected even amid organized action. It asserts the constitution and laws uphold this liberty, urging respect for workers and employers while avoiding coercion or interference with others’ right to work.
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Citer
Federation of Labor
Stein Tina
Mr. Game
Baltimore and White
Melleesport
Wlete
McKoompory
Combine
Forthermore
Lugman
Cotton Crop Report Shows Varied State Yields Across South
The cotton crop outlook varies by region with Texas at center of activity while Southeastern states face poorer conditions. Reports indicate drought impact limited overall, Louisiana ahead of 1000 to 1500 levels, and yields in Texas, Oklahoma, and the Indian Territory mixed around the regional average. Weather remains a key factor for final production.
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St. Louis
The
Republic
Georgla
Virginia
Caport
Louisiana
Expieta & Bounteour
Petrony Watelivd
North Texaa
Oklahoma
Terrtory
Idian
Steamer purchases hint at Texas oil trade expansion
A report from Philadelphia notes new steamers planned for offshore tanker service between Bay vine Falls and Philadelphia. The venture involves shipyards and pending sales, with vessels set to begin operations within weeks amid a shift toward oil trade routes and European markets.
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Philadelphia
Bayvine Falls
Neate & Leavy Efip
New York
Ada
Ra Nm
Ohio
Gulley
Steyn to do in Kruger Paria August 9
Reported on the boerse today that Mr. Bern, former resident of the Orange Free State border area, is connected with plans in Kruger Paria for August 9. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Steyn
Kruger
Paria
Boerse Today
Bern
The
Orange
WP Bort
Eta Ree Aia
Reacil Tl A
Eos Ieee
Doubt Still Looms Over Men and Properties Affected by Strike
Reports say as many as 125000 workers may be idle or affected by the strike with 45000 already idle. President Shaffer and other leaders will address meetings as unions estimate impact across industries including National Tube, Federal Steel, Nar Hong Steel, Amold steel plants and related firms in Pennsylvania New York and beyond.
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Shaffer
Pitlsburg
Eteike
Bheffer
Chile
Shornr
Ioadera
Det Werike Onll
National Tube Company
Ias
Federal
Nar Hong Steel Company
Skumml
Eeeeeereeeenes
Onera
Citu Ees
Nacional ‘Tuba Company
Ceeeenaaeis di
Fiera
Steel
Eon
Aup
Americen Tin Piste
Amol Ein Steel Hoop Planta
American Stet
American Steel
Will
Peder Steel Company
Planta
National Pnice Company
Peemaylvania
Ertan
Nols
Wal
New York
Wert
Jowa Aul
Odher Kiates
le Mens Q . CIA Imible
United Mine Workers to Take Up Steel Strike Issue
Vice President Lewis said the National executive board will address the Aprilaled iron steel workers strike before adjournment. The Hopkins County Kentucky outbreak left 2000 men ill for months and the union urged cooperation from the American Federation of Labor to boycott Hopkins County product output.
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United States Mine Workers
Sider
Imdianepolis
Ind
Presdent Lewis
United Mine Workeras
National Executive Board
Sew
Hopkins County
Kentoik
Treianner Wilken
Mine Workers’ Organization
Hopskins
Watching the Operations at Cleveland Mill Complex
Report from Cleveland Ohio Augant notes striking log men monitoring steel stock and mill contents. A shelter is planned for workers while the plant tightens security as nearby saloons hoard housing. An on delivery wagon carries pieces toward the mill as investigators report to authorities.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Milla
The
Iron Company
Bonschel Bituren
Bow Ang
Ulen
Unclear City Labor Action Report From August Date
Fragmented note reports cooks waiters and bakers walking out in San Francisco with crew situation unchanged. Mentions Senator West's opinion and a vague event in Sweet Springs Maine with an unclear thrust.
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Cooka
San Francisco
Coks
Steel Veneris
Sam Franciene
Thin City
West
Sweet Springs
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Southern Steel Plants
Tennessee Coal and Iron
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ST. Louis Republic
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