Judge dissolves injunction in Wabash labor dispute
In United States District Court Judge Adams dissolved the March 3 restraining order on Brotherhoods of Locomotive Firemen and Railways officials and ordered the Wabash system to avoid a strike. Advocates expect amicable agreement via arbitration as urged in court.
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Acse Louis
United Sites District Court
Tudge
Brotherhoods
Associated Press
Cal. Blodgett
The
Wabash
Adams
Alboneh
Wabash Company
Efentante
Union of Boy Thieves Confessions Reveal Briar Band
Confessed members of a youth gang called the Briar Band admit robbing Han City and meeting nightly in a deserted Threads Way building. Fourteen boys joined, paying dues to fund cigarettes and sandwiches for poorer members while white and nonwhite youths mix in the group.
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Han City
Arordie
Iistiaas
Ciadare
CIA
Hibler
Proakng
Ea Atone
Briglare
Anion
Ches
Spd
Six Burned to Death in Braddock Steel Plant Disaster
A Braddock steel plant blast furnace accident left six workers dead and twenty injured, ten in hospital. Dozens rushed to the scene as flames and molten iron burned bodies and clothing, with the furnace No. 1 equipped with electric skids now in use at US Steel blast furnaces. The exact cause remains undetermined.
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Bitteburg - ‘Steel
Braddock
Dena
Toha
Smith
United States Steel Corpora Uger
Shortage hits Sioux City firm manager missing
Wall ace L I Hopkins, longtime manager of Edwards Wood Gearin and Company in Sioux City, disappears after reporting a stock shortage of about 34 000. Hopkins left for Chicago last Saturday night to inform associates at the local office, and officials say no further contact has been made. Edwards Wood and Co. is a major grain broker with many branch offices across the Midwest and ties to the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Wallace
A. Hopkins
Bieux
Bpecial
Wallace LI. Hopkins
Sious
UL Edwards
Waed & Gearin
Hag
OE Heera
Tuevdar
Sophine
Sioux City
Marechal
Chicago
Computlny
Enwarde, Wood & Co
Chieage
Treda
da Weet
Findiage in the Durlick Case Highlighted by Judge Murphy
Buffalo report notes Judge Murphy to reveal the murderer's identity through an exhaustive review of inquest evidence. Special attention centers on letters between Arimir R. Penfell and Mrs. Burdick, including a threat against Burdick's life. The judge states these facts could justify suspicion and warrant if Burdick were alive.
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Durlick
Buffalo
Will Recover From Wounds Missouri Man Faces Trial
Montana dispatch reports Carl Dowdell, victim of J J Young, is expected to recover after nine stab wounds. Five days of danger passed with no decisive evidence supporting Youngs suspicions of Dowdells betrayal. Dowdell will be charged only with first degree assault.
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Montana
Assailane
Missoula
Mont
Carl Dowdell
J. J. Young
Young
Budapest dispute disrupts Cres tias-Slovenia garrison called out
According to advices from aisram capital of Cres tias-Slovenia, rota broke aut there Tres day evening, and the entire garrison were called out to clear the streets.
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Budapest
Aisram
Crestias
Slovenia
Rota
Eighteen Arrested In Waterbury Trolley Strike Turmoil
Police arrest eighteen workers amid a trolley strike in Waterbury Connecticut. Officials aim to uncover causes of unrest as seven organizers and most workers, aged 20 to 30, are cited. The investigation focuses on conductors and employees connected to the car barns area.
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Akon i
Waterbury
Atemie Conn
Péstnnine
Connecticut
Wortest
Park
Paul “Mendelsare
Elea
Iipes
Sili
Wight
Trolley
West End
Salt Lake Girl In Sleep For Twenty Eight Days
Miss Bessie Buocelot a 22 year old in Salt Lake has slept for twenty eight days with no spoken words or waking moments. She breathes naturally but opens eyes only briefly and never fully awakens. Medical staff feed her liquid nutrition at intervals while they monitor suspected catatonia or coma risks.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Bessie Buocelot
Dot
Crevasse Growth Tests Levee Break Near Aymlia Seeme
A New Orleans dispatch reports the Aymlia Seeme levee breach expanding with ongoing efforts to maintain control. Early morning describes more erosion and partial breach relief, while officials warn the crevasse could rival major floods since 1854. Refugees arrive as aid struggles to meet urgent needs amid rising displacement.
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Aymlia
Mills Idle as Strike Orders Shut Lowell Plants
Thousands idle at Lowell cotton mills as strike orders from the executive council push for a ten percent wage increase. Seventeen plants idle. four without workers. two print works running briefly before stock exhausted.
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Lowell
Executive Council
Passengers shaken up on Erie train derailment
A westbound New York and Cleveland express derailed at Coneval Pennsylvania while running at reduced fare. No fatalities or serious injuries reported. train severely jolted. Separate notes report 84 million dollars authorized for the Philippines relief via Wall Street Trust Co. and the private funeral of NOK Fairbanks in Chicago.
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New York
Cleveland
Fairbanks
Chicago
Nok
Tate
Keokuk Woman Attacked In Room In Keokuk
A young married woman, recently from near West Liberty, was assaulted in a Keokuk room, gagged with a handkerchief, and bound. Suspect fled. a coal-stained pocket knife was found. she later described the attack and the assailant’s actions. Her husband, alerted by telegram, arrived and reported being shot at elsewhere while en route. Police continue a thorough investigation amid public alarm.
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Keokuk
Liberty
Kamp
Tietory
West Liberty
Tokpowo
Sioux City Man Spends Life’s Savings Searching for Woman
Abel Mopord of Sioux City gave $2,400 in an apparent failed effort to locate a young woman linked to an agency controlled by her father. The man traveled from Sioux City to Dubai and Chicago, sold his property, and followed the elusive romance for weeks before stopping.
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Sioux City
Abel Mopard
Kopald
Mionx Clee
Kovald
Gret
Runaway Carriage Injury Tragedy In Marshalltown
In Marshalltown Sunday afternoon a runaway carriage injured three young women. Cora Galloway was thrown onto the pavement and left unconscious with a possible brain injury. Misses Misa Eanra Galloway Blade McLeah and Lottie Evana were also hurt as the horses spooked by a passing streetcar.
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Misa Eanra Galloway
Marshalltown
Tn 4
Cora Galloway
Miss Blade McLeah
Misa Lottie Evana
Pasang
Glently
Miss Galloway
Har
Section Foreman Blamed for Burlington Wreck
James Eddwards, section foreman, found criminally negligent by coroner's jury after Chicago Burlington and Quiner wreck near Burlington. He opened switch before Des Moines train arrived, forgot to close it, leading to Engineer Uratt's death. Edwards bound over pending investigation.
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Coaroner
Burlington
A. Knogville
James Eddwards
Chicago, Burlington & Quiner
Uratt
Edwards
Des Moines
Ife
Escaped lynching after mob attack in Muscatine
Frank Brown, an African American, narrowly escaped death when about 1 500 enraged men beat him after a quarrel in Muscatine. He was rescued by twenty officers after severe bludgeoning. Brown had shot Farry Holishauer, who wounded him in the face, and Holishauer died later or was fatally shot in the breast. Police foughtback, protecting Brown as the mob pursued to the jail.
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Frank Brown
Asiiegro
Farry Holishauer
Holtshauer
Revalver
Brown
Counterfeit $10 Bills Reported In Burlington
Burlington warns of counterfeit Hendricks silver certificate ten dollar notes in circulation, with bankers noting four failed bills passed recently. City residents report new faces and suspected gambling house activity, urging merchants to exercise extra caution handling cash.
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Burlington
Hendricks
Thomas A. Hebdvnecks
Des Moines Man Found On East Ninth Street Bridge
Police face uncertainty over George Waddell's death at about 8 pm Sunday on the East Ninth Street bridge. His neck showed a twist and broken bone. the half brother Vernor Powell alerted authorities. A jury will determine the cause of death with indications of both murder and accident, creating an air of mystery.
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Des Moines
George Waddell
Southeast Sixth Street
East Ninth Street
Vernor Powell
Cordner Boek
Ant Osecktedt
Ames Board Delays President Selection as Trustees Postpone
Ames Board of Trustees defers the selection of a college president to May 6. Key candidates include Prof. E. W. Stanton and Prof. C. D. Curtiss, with Stanton supporters split by anti Stanton factions. The decision comes after no written report from the committee on the selection, chaired by W. O. Mefiley of Newton.
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Board of Trustees
Atha
State Agricultural
Efternoon Howne
W. O. Mefiley
Newton
E.W. Stanton
C.D. Curtiss
Stantos
Jame Wenn
Thayebt
Notable Figures Named in Scrambled Panama Canal Rivalry
A garbled 19th century crop of names discusses John B McDonald Admiral James G Walker and Lady Sibert Primrose, linking them to canal plans and politics. References to Richard Croker, Teane champ, and other nobles mix with profiles of carpenters and labor figures, creating a sprawling, unclear panorama of figures tied to politics, construction, and aristocracy.
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John ‘B. McDonald
Enid Tot
Panama Canal
Ise
Bom Donald
San Francisco
Chicago
eDonald
Richard Croker
New York
Sibert Primrose
Lor Stosebers
Englash
Earl of Teanechamp
Terd
Tosebery
Phimroke
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Nice
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London
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Perel
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Society of Carpenters
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Commercial Telegraphers Union
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