Addressing Labor Reform and Antitrust Ambiguity
President Roosevelt asks Congress to act this session on child labor prohibition wage and injury compensation reforms for federal workers and clearer injunction rules in labor disputes He urges amending the interstate commerce and anti trust laws to permit railroad traffic agreements and public utility receiverships with court oversight He also promotes fair employer employee trade agreements and arbitration to reduce strikes and protect labor and farmers organizations
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Roosevelt
Congress
District of
Colombia
Trenow
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Bank theft case expands with $1.1 million embezzlement charge
Henry Reiber and John Young, former teller and auditor at Farmers' Deposit National Bank of Pittsburg, face new information alleging the theft of $1,105,000 on March 19 and other dates. Earlier charges included $85,000 embezzlement and conspiracy. Bank expectants claim deposits unaffected and much of stolen funds traced to securities recovered by a bank examiner. Also noted is the dissecting of James R. Parker, a Black man who aided President McKinley’s assailant, at Jefferson Medical College. The piece then covers Metropolitan Life Insurance plans adding height, a Wisconsin well roaring before the 1906 San Francisco quake, and a misdated closing line.
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Henry Reiber
John Young
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank of Pittsburg
United States
Lindsay
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
James R. Parker
President McKinley
Buffalo
Parker
State Anatomical Board
Local Correspondence Notes Social Visits and Farm News
Local correspondence lists William Mack visiting Mtllsville and relatives in the county. Willian Martin, of Johnstown, stays with H. Martin of Armagh. Misses Sutton and Tl akcom of Armagh visit Dill of Diltown. Master David Johnston visits A Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Findley visit friends at Rugh Station and Clymer. N. R. Heslop of Johnstown calls on old friends. Florence Dick and Veda Grumbling visit Mrs. Layoy Parker. Fred Mack of Homestead visits his former home. John Wenhorn of Coalport and the Dehls of Blairsville spend a week at 8. 6, Vanhoyn's. Higry Fix, a progressive farmer, reports 400 bushels of corn in crib. few farmers can match Harry. R. 7. Hutchison is on the road.
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William Mack
Mtllsville
McCormick
Willian Martin
Johnstown
H. Martin
Armagh
Jennie Sutton
Ailleny Tlakcom
Dill
Diltown
David Johnston
A. Cunningham
C. A. Findley
Rugh Station
Clymer
N. R. Heslop
Florence Dick
Veda
Eailere
Layoy Parker
Fred Mack
Homestead
John Wenhorn
Coalpert
Dehls
Blairsville
Vanhoyn
Messia McCullough and Duncan Sawing On RB G Mack Farm
Messia McCullough and Duncan are working with their saw nil on RB G Mack's farm and are doing a great deal of sawing activity.
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Messia
McCullough
Duncan
RB. G. Mack
Community Notes From Armstrong and Fleming Summit Area
Armstrong Township news mentions Chark Petticott building a barn this summer and local social visits. Blairsville resident James Anderson stayed with his brother Rhemas, while Miss late Campbell returned from Clarion Normal. Local folk traveled, hosted guests, or hosted gatherings at homes, with school events and family visits noted across Fleming Summit and nearby communities.
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Nellise
Martha
A. C. Reed
West Lebanon
B. R. Peelet
Frank Fouts
Maude
G. Stephens
Edward McHenry
Indiana
Local Social Notes From Pittsburg And Nearby Areas
Five Foints, John Rankin and David Marlin are noted as friends in Pittsburg this week. Mr and Mrs Thomas have visited Mrs Thomas parents in Avonmore for two weeks. Blaine Seager returned home from Grave City where he attended school. Rev M I Schmucker and family spend the week with relatives as they prepare to depart for Mansfield for a likely trip.
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John Rankin
David Marlin
Pittsburg
Thomas
Avonmore
Blaine Seager
Grave City
M. I
Schmucker
Carl
Smicksburg Summer School Chief In Town Saturday
Prof Shaffer principal of Smicksburg summer school visited Falls Creek on Saturday to look after school interests. Several local residents were noted traveling or relocating including William Mikesell returning home to Woodbine and Myrtle Barrett visiting grandparents in Smicksburg. Local attendance at events and routine moves described with scattered names and places from the community.
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Smicksburg
Shaffer
Falls Creek
William Mikesell
Woodbine
James Weston
Myrtle Barrett
Phoenix
J. W. Haskell
Herbert Barrett
Blairsville College Club Holds Fifth Annual Reunion Dinner
Blairsville College Club, comprising alumni from Blairsville school, hosted its fifth annual reunion dinner at the Hoteljee in Pittsburg. The event featured former graduates and student members, with remarks from a club president.
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Blakeville College Club
Blairsville College Club
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