Good roads push rural progress and education gains
Editorial notes the Gazeite club promoting road improvements to aid farmers, education, and commerce. It cites rural delivery guidance on maintaining passable highways, explains how better roads boost school attendance, real estate values, and farm prices, and urges continued advocacy with local meetings and plans.
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Turn Down All Mediation Offers In Philadelphia Labor War
In Philadelphia March, Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes leader William C. Mahon arrives as General Strike threats mount. Senator Jim McNichol and Bishop circles urged to save the city from a broad walkout. Merchants fear curtailment of business as the Central Labor Union presses for action against the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company after a failed arbitration stance.
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Tian Teava
Transit Strike Tensions Rise in Philadelphia Crisis
President Mahon of the Traction Men's Union describes pressure from city leaders and merchants for arbitration as rapid transit directors meet. Officials, business figures, and ministerial groups urge the company to back down. Strike leader Pratt notes John Mitchell may intervene. 200 strikers abandoned the union to seek work, and service was cut for the day.
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Bethlehem Steel resumes operation amid light picket action
Bethlehem steel works in South Bethlehem Pennsylvania reopened with a small labor force as strikers planned demonstrations were minimal due to the strong presence of state police deputies guarding plant entrances. Catholic priests offered prayers and aid to workers and guards, while officials warned against further clashes.
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Red Adams Guilty On Mail Fraud Charge In Trial
A jury found Red Adams guilty after deliberations in the United States circuit court on charges of using mails to defraud. Judge Hough admonished against any further delays as Adams faces sentencing. The trial exposed alleged schemes involving stock and mining interests and other deceptive acts tied to the defendant’s business dealings.
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