Packers and union workers reach arbitration settlement
A nine day national packing house strike ended in Chicago with an accord among packers, the Meat Cutters Union, and allied trades. A arbitration board will decide terms while 50,000 workers return to work and back pay is arranged within 45 days. If further unemployment exists, cases go to arbitration.
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Eiployes
Chicago
Packere
Oir
Arbitration Board For Settlement
ML Tonnelby
Jong Distaves
Cjtfex
Crafta
Chienita
Fteoverey
Appleton Paper Mills Run With Limited Help
In Appleton Wisconsin, the Fverside Fiber and Paper Company resumes operations amid lingering strikes. Harvey Doarson, a co owner, says staff is adequate though many workers are outside or retirees. He asserts production is normal and crews are full, despite partial machine work and some idle labor.
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Herikere
Appleton
Kia
Bet Planta
Wis
Tinlad
Harvey Doarson
Bernie
Brothers killed by lightning in West Virginia storm
Two young men Byron Thess and Flom Thess aged 22 and 14 were struck dead by lightning during a storm at St. Marys West Virginia while at work in a hayfield. Their bodies were found three feet apart still grasping the tools they used as the storm hit. The McClound Bam ber Company plant at ATeCTond Cab and the Targ ent himbere plant suffered outages. Local stock market notes and weather details follow.
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Byron
Flom
Virginia
Byron Ann
Thess
St. Marys
Cannes
Chred Meats Go Op Advancing Prices
Fragmented notice reports meat market changes in Kansas City Missouri with price shifts and descriptions of beetier fresh meats. Distinct entities include Kansas City and Missouri with ambiguous terms.
Riot at Bonesteel Sparks Gunfire and Street Turmoil
Riot erupted in Bonesteel on Tuesday as grafters and gamblers clashed with residents. Police chief and trustees failed to curb the violence. guns were taken, stars removed, and property interfered with amid claims of protected privileges and stalled town leadership. Registration totaled 3,400 in Bonesteel and 7,000 in Yankton.
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Bonesteel, & C
Herreid
Tropa
Bénesteel
McPaul
Norhjyng
Nti
Police
Nelon
Marshal McDermott
Rinus
Kelou
Truxtceer
Bonenteet
Yankton
MISS DOLAEAR S WILL HEIRSHIPS AND LEGACY
The will ofMiss Fettha Marion Dyat, who died recently at the Warwick Astoria in New York, leaves most of her estate to friend Miss Pearl Fr an. About 125000 goes to other friends and relatives and 8000 to charity. A trust funds support for a mausoleum at a Rex Lawn cemetery is provided. Hearing on SLOCUM case noted.
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Fettha Marion
Pagic
Wabkiorf- Astoria
New York
Cirate
Ban Heey
Men Francison
Mogt
Roem
Ber Tehemd
Beta Marton Warren
Lear
Charitaote
Roy Te
Weatherbeater in Fyseagrers and the General Slocum hearing
Fragmented OCR report describes a New York Bureau of Steamship investigation into the General Slocum disaster with testimony from Capt William Hillier of the steamer Thad. It notes salvaged weathered clothing and equipment, rescue witnesses, and a fire at the East St Louis power plant threatening a major railway system with costly damage.
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New York Bureau of Steamist
Dnepectora
Willian Hiflert
Treldow Thad
Hillery
St. Louis
East St. Danis and Subnerhall Signet Railway
Unclear OCR Item Mixed Names and Strike Notice
Fragmented report lists names Miss Hexter Blowell and Ariss Kate Calvert along with workers A R Monee Elmer Gail and others. Mentions labor leaders seeking conference with Chicago unions over potential general strike affecting packers and stock yards with tentative timing Tuesday.
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Shemeld
Kansas City
Hexter Blowell
Ariss Kate Calvert
A. R. Monee
Elmer CL Gail
Chicago
Wenre
Stork Yards
Packers
Irishmen Gaither at Bi Lenis convention opening
About ten thousand members of the Ate clont Grier of Ubihernitci the haidies' awwsiliary gather at Bi Lenis to attend the annual convention of the two bodies colely opened Tuesday.
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Ate Clont Grier
Ubihernitci
Auto Wreck Victim Dies After Farmington Crash
A person injured in a vehicle crash near Farmington died the next day in Hospital. The incident involved a well known contractor, with several Tend paras tatinn reported. Authorities recorded the case as ALL Simbh and noted a high temperature.
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Farmington
Cou
Bredredt
Afyeh
Simbh
Gesmited Fatativ
May Settle Strike Final Arbitration Effort at Chicago
The meat packers strike may move to arbitration in Chicago as Union President Donnelly plans a final letter urging a conference. If rebuffed, allied trades at the stockyards could walk out, risking 14 000 workers. Morton of the Stationary Fire men warns of quitting unless a quick settlement occurs. Packing plants operate at half normal strength with more dressed meats shipped to the city.
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Chicago
Donnelly
Packers
Fox 2
Joseph Morton
Morton
Western Reserve University Opens TB Dispensary in Cleveland
The trustees vote to establish an anti tuberculosis dispensary with the medical school in Cleveland. This second US dispensary will focus on preventative care and register infected individuals. It educates the public on hygienic practices and sends agents to visit homes of the sick to aid care.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve University
United States
France
Germany
Aberciloide
Inquest Opens on Fred Kent Loomis in Kingsbridge
The inquest into the death of Fred Kent Loomis was opened on Monday in Wer yon Point. Gra doctors of Kingsbridge, Devonshire, testified to a confused wound behind the right ear and brain injury. A hemorrhage and bruising were noted. the jury found Loomis died from a gunshot in Uv eburs Bar with no evidence on how death occurred.
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F. Kest Lees
Weryon Point
Gra
Kingsbridge
Devonshire
Baalend
Flactar
Kent Loomis
Uveburs
Will contest filed over George T. Kline estate
George T. Kline's will contested in Chicago by brother Nicholas O. Kline alleging fraud and influence before the signature. The dispute claims the millionaire real estate operator suffered under opiates during a period before his death and seeks to set aside the will.
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George T. Kline
Beowbioe
Wil
Amd
Nichlas OG. Kline
Forderick
Mow
Chicago
George T. Bling
Tig Strike in Havana
Altanian men in the Werber Way Federation at Ff aruek engage in a strike after refusing to resume work. The partial seizure of the teanship companies follows negotiations with steve mie signers as they count employment figures.
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Havana
Ffaruek
Dares
Uians
Meat Prices Reach Prohibitive Levels After Strike
Unclear OCR fragment notes rising meat prices following a strike by meat handlers in the west. Mentions beef, markets, and prohibitive costs, with distorted names and terms.
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Nston
Deaths at Rare Age 107 Hails From Trapiuinio
Obituary notes the death of Hating Lopes of Trapiuinio Alex at age 107. The report mentions a fair day for the death, a descendant line, and references to a theater scene and a new arrival from New York delayed by apraetor hours after an accident near St. ieais reaching Gunar in high spirits.
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Lopes
Trapiuinio
Alex
Helateak Shamahbip
New York
Epecink
Praetor Heures
St. Ieais
Nerth
Gunarin
Shaffer Learns Hidden Fortune After Death Telegram
Albert C. Shaffer, a Des Moines fireman for Hiton Light Co, rushes to Keokuk after a telegram about his wife. Instead, he discovers a $30,000 inheritance from a recently deceased uncle, now in the bank. He plans to quit hard labor and settle on a rural home.
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Albert
C. Shaffer
Hiton Light Company
Des Moines
Keokuk
Fortine
Shaffer
Bhaffer
Farmer Conrad Schmail Killed by Lightning Near Malvin
On Monday during a severe storm near Malvin, farmer Conrad Schmail was struck by lightning while returning from the bay field with his brother. A nearby man, Buchels, also on the way home, witnessed the strike as the horse team collapsed. Schmail died instantly despite hopes for recovery.
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Melvins
Conrad Schmail
Malvin
Scemeall
Bey Field
Buchels
Howe
Bay
Schmall
Blackmail Plot Faced By Woman In Local Case
A local woman reports blocking a blackmail attempt by an unknown man tied to a domestic incident. She states several persons knew her by name and attempted to extort a date of information connected to the crime. No real evidence ties a suspect to the act.
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A. Haman
Chideee
Petererns
Dee Gill
Vietim
Tetereon
Ywuffman
Topeka Detective Shot in Sioux City Fight
The report states detective B Hich ams shot in the arm during a pursuit by Detectives Richard and AR Fortis in Sioux City. A Grafters officer named Jones from Topeka narrowly escaped capture, with a .32 caliber bullet injuring his arm and tearing his coat. Cash found near the scene totaled 1522.48 belonging to farmer Egor.
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Richa
Shocte
Fryati
Bomex City
Goja C. Jones
Topeka
Kan
Confkiente
Sioux City
Dha B. Hichams
Richard
AR. B. Fortis
Ware Fotnid
Tragic Freight Train Death Claims Striet Man
Frank Kiles of Striet was crushed by a freight train after slipping on the tracks near Minneapolis and Ky Tonis. Cigar maker Hiley, who had been walking home in Thrift, was killed when he fell beneath the wheels as he attempted to exit at the end door. His father, driving a Windsor Hotel bus, was at the depot when the accident occurred.
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Frank Kiles
Striet
Rank Hiler
Thift
Moudar
Minneapolis
Tonis
Hiley
Atherten
Minn
Aid Ieni
Windsor Hotel
Linn Grove Man Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life
A Linn Grove man shot his wife after an argument and then killed himself, dying at home. Mrs. Anderson died on Monday morning from the wound. Two daughters survive the couple.
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Linn Grove
Muedera
Toller Arlerson
Beth
Anderson
Fueane
Unclear OCR fragment hints at local crimes and political notes
Fragmentary text mentions a farmer near Phe Tatque involved in a fatal shooting and assault, plus a mention of John Tl Mulcaney and a political candidacy. Details are unclear and distorted by OCR.
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John Tl Mulcaney
Thea Aledned
Cinerea
Pemaernurs Fifie
Disme
Gap
T. Tat
Donohue Is Home Again From Europe
John J. Donohue former bookkeeper for John J. Farrelly & Co., Sioux City stock yards, returned after two months in Europe. He was arrested on embezzlement charges, bonded £1000 with his father and two backers, and scheduled to appear at the next district court term starting Sept 6 to answer a $3,000 embezzlement claim. Local belief favors dismissal. Donohue says he has two or three job offers and plans to stay in Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Europe
John J. Donohue
John J. Farrelly & Co
Chicago
Siowt City
Denohue
Charles W.darkson Oh
Patrick’ J. Donohue
Wiliam Lavelle
John Koutz
Oo Young Donohwe
Biatr City
Ottumwa Hosts Iowa State Bar Convention Banquet
About 200 state bar members attended a banquet in Ottumwa to open the tenth annual Iowa State Bar Association convention. William McNutt welcomed the group at the Grant Opera House. Secretary Wright and Treasurer Stevenson reported a cash balance of 401.54 with strong membership growth and new admissions. A. Tindhey spoke on the National Bar Association meeting in Hot Springs and Gov. Wakefield's address drew keen interest.
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Maeting
State Bar Associat Kenna
Iowa State Bar Association
Ottumwsa
Grant Opera Howe Thor
Ottumwa
William McNutt
Gam
Wright
Tipton
Jesse Stevenson
Des Moines
A. Tindhey
Dea Moloen
National Bar Association
Hot Springs
1800 Soldiers in Camp at Camp Crocker
Nearly 1900 members of the Jews National Guard bivouacked at Camp Crocker a free military camp on state bought grounds near Dea Moine. Twenty four companies of the Fifty fourth and Fifty sixth regiments moved in to form a tented city. The camp is heated dry and comfortable with daily work planned as the camp grows.
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Dea Moises
Jews National Guard
Camp Crocker
Free Military
Dea Moine
Fiftyfourth
Fifty-sixth
Regimenta
Dare’ S Tay
Grand Lodge officers listed in Mason City meeting
The text records names and titles of officers and delegates at a Grand Lodge gathering in Mason City. It lists Wilt V. Tafford, G. L. Bbrder, A. 5. Tilton and others including the deputy grand master, secretary and representative, with various roles attached.
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Griphey
Tiare
Faye Lees
Misch City
Wilt V. Tafford
Mason City
Rand Ipader
G. L. Bbrder
Matick
Thetulcrein
Imitanos
Grand Werden
Tilton
Thea Maines
Pharmaceutical Association Meeting in Waterlon Thursday
Sioux City report: a gathering of the Pharmaceutical Association concluded after a brief session. Officers elected include President T Hendrix of Alam, Vice President J Linder of Winfield, Secretary T J Kinster, and Treasurer J B Wobbh, with an executive committee listing A W Brown and others from Des Moines and Rockwell City.
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Dreewitt
Beng. Kloster
Slatarz
Fowsa Beate Pharmaceutical Areeciating
Ak Waterlon Tharelay
Cerestal Setcion
Officera
Problent
Hendrix
Alam
Hae Annetlen
NL Linder
Wintel
Keecretary
T. J. Kinster
Sioux City
Pressure
J. BR. Wobbh
Die Witt
WJ. Brown
Cesineil Riaffa
Fo MeKar
Dee Moines
J. J. Russell
Rockwell City
Davenport Tragedy Points to Double Suicide Narrative
Arthur Orth of Davenport and Minnie Garner reflect a grim pattern as both take own lives after turbulent relations. Garner reportedly used arsenic, while Orth died hours after purchasing poison under a false name in Wert Piavenpart, with inquest and funeral gestures noted.
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Arthur Orth
Davenport
Arther Orth
Minnie Garner
Ciarner
Grth
Fie
Shelby County Corn Crop Thrives Amid Warm Weather
A Tarkin special reports Shelby County corn health strong due to recent warm days. Farmers ready the crop as stalks stand firm while clover damage from heavy rains last week is noted. A Creston man died when struck by a train, leaving a wife and child.
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Shelby
Shelby County
Populists Field Independent Presidential Candidate
The Populist party for the first time in twelve years nominates Thomas E Watson of Georgia for president with a platform calling for government issue of money and public ownership of railroads and telegraphs. The Springfield, Alabama convention also names an experienced, long active political figure as candidate for vice president and notes Watson’s prior runs and regional influence.
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Brian
Agai
Thoms E Watson
Georrgia
Springfield
Bryan
Congress
Woteon
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