Carnegie Mills Stand By, Steel Strike Fails to Succeed
About 16 000 more men go out but thousands of steel workers refuse to strike and many big mills run as usual. Vandergrift Apollo Hyde Park Leechburg Saltsburg start at midnight as Shaffer declines to discuss Illinois workers. Tighe says disobedient members will be investigated. total strikers put at 15 900 across several plants.
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Allarnegie
Tighe
Shaffer
Lllinois Steel Company
South Chicago
Joliet
Belaire
Apollo
de Park
Leebhburg
Saltsburg
American Sheet Steel Company
Vandergrift
Pomeroy
Bulletin roundup from strike centers across steel towns
Early Monday reports show mixed plant starts and ongoing union action. McKeesport and New Castle show no start. National Tube and Vander Grift operate with mixed shifts. Youngstown and Mahoning valley plants run full despite strife. A complex pattern of union, nonunion, and management responses emerges across Ohio Pennsylvania and Illinois.
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Youngstown
Ohio Steel
National Steel
Brown & Hannell's
Valley
Shaffer Praises Situation Amid Steel Plant Strikes
Pittsburg Pa August 12 President Shaffer of the Amalgamated association says he is pleased with the situation despite strike actions. He notes workers refused to join the strike at several mills and discusses potential impacts on sheet tin and tube mills still operating.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Riverside
National Tube Company
Joliet
Adams
Pittsburg
Shaffer
Indianapolis Commercial Club Eyes Milwaukee Model for Industry
Secretary George E Hunt of the Commercial club outlines a plan to lure factories to Indianapolis by adopting Milwaukee's investor network. He cites letters from prospective manufacturers needing factory buildings and long-term leases, plus local landowners ready to build. He notes forthcoming power plant completion and a new eastward industrial city as aiding growth while Terre Haute and Kokomo already attract plants with local incentives.
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Waukee
Businessmen’s Association
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Commercial Club
Stunt
Club
Hunt
Terre Haute
Kokomo
Contested Twenty-ninth Street Improvement Hearing
The Board of Works heard remonstrances about widening Twenty-ninth Street from Northwestern to Elmira while H L Hewitt, owner of nearby cradle works, pushes for the project. Objectors claim Hewitt benefits from the land and seeks an outlet. Hewitt counters with petitions and support, as the case returns to the city engineer for action.
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Board of Works
Twenty-ninth-st
Northwestern-ave
Elmhast
Indianapolis
Cradle Works
H. L
Hewitt
Elmira-st
Petson
Ilmira-st
sTéwitt
Holtzman Named as Democratic Mayoral Candidate
A meeting of about 25 Democrats Monday morning decided to file a certificate that places John W. Holtzman on the ballots as a Democratic mayoral candidate. Officials deny he will replace J. E. Bell, though the move is seen as a step to remove Bell.
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John W. Holtzman
J. E. Bell
She Fell From a Car and Fined for Drunkenness
Nellie Clark of Anderson was fined five dollars in police court for drunkenness after claiming a man brought her to town and robbed her then she fell from an interurban car leaving a large bruise on her cheek. She has prior arrests and works at an Anderson restaurant. Superintendent Quigley ordered patrolman Bates to enforce a single wagon crossing at the Washington street bridge during the circus parade.
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Anderson
Sergi
Corrigan
Supt
Quigley
Bates
W. Washington St. Bridge
Drunken father leads child through saloons on Indiana Ave
Nellie Davis, 5, found by Patrolman Askin pleading for her father Charles Morrison of Marinette Wis. to wake from drunken stupor on Indiana Avenue. The pair arrived after a death notice for Mrs. Wm. Morrison. The girl recalls two days of hungover horror as Morrison moved between saloons and a hotel while she waited.
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Indiana Ave
Askin
Nellie Davis
Charles
Marinette
Wis
Wm. H. Morrison
Morrison
Pan American Expo contest deadline extended to Oct twenty three
Those who wish to enter THE SUN S Pan American exposition contest have ample time as the entry period runs until October 23. Current contestants are achieving excellent results.
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SUN
Dustless Date Bargains in Upright Pianos at Baldwins
Janes promotes Dustless Date Bargains in upright pianos at Baldwin's with S16 ana up and Wulschner's Feed your horse. The scattered ad-like text notes piano sales and new instruments in a dated, fragmentary reading.
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Ana
Wulschner
Baldwin
Prisoner Says Prosecutor Promised Help for Gun Return
Tad Chambers, a colored laundry worker, faced carrying concealed weapons charges in Lafayette. Officer Hart had seized a 38 caliber revolver from a drunken friend. prosecutor Collins reportedly asked Chambers to sign over the gun in exchange for help, saying he would “do what he could,” though he gave no judge recommendation.
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Tad’’ Chambers
Lafayette
Hart
Collins
Chambers
Mack
Tad
SLN
A Call for Money for Strikers
Pittsburg Pa August 12. The long expected call for financial assistance has been issued. After delays a recent meeting of the amalgamated advisory group decided to ask the general public and organized labor to subscribe to the needs of the strikers.
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Pittsburg
Bank Wins Tax Appeal Over Harrison County Board Decision
The Bank of Corydon prevailed in a tax appeal overturning Harrison County Board of Review findings. The Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners set the assessment at 936,662 rather than 9116,502, after previously siding with the county board in earlier years. The case touched on deducting 15 percent from face value of notes receivable, and noted that prior governors and board members influenced past outcomes, with broader implications across banks amid tax-dodging law changes. Other appeals across counties included Union Traction Company, Royal Arch Masons, and various utilities, with several rulings sustaining assessments and franchises under the new law.
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Board of Review
State Board
James A. Mount
Thomas Buskirk
W. H. Hart
State
Union B. Hunt
Gov. Mount
Corydon Bank
Indiana Supreme Court
General Assembly
State Tax Board
Union Traction Company
Royal Arch Masons
Crawfordsville
Cumberland
Vanderburg Counts Board
Vanderburg
Ghie
Tardimea
Mart County
New Telephone Company
Marion County
J. van Vorhis
Belt Railroad Ag
Bloomingeton Light
Kent End Paw
Sldde T
Indiana Dermo
Cuban American League Letters Stir Indiana Congressmen on Cuba
Indiana lawmakers receive letters from the Cuban American League in New York urging continued U S flag protection in Cuba and proposing eventual Cuban union with the United States. League officers and advisers are named, with a sample letter praising prompt action and U S welcome to Cuba.
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Indiana
Cuba
United States
Cuban-American League
League
William O. McDowell
Charles W. Butler
Antonio A. Aguirre
Francisco Figueras
Havana
J. Alfredo Villa
Cienfuegos
Carlos Yznaga
Trinidad
Evaristo Montalvo
Educational Department
John Eaton
Education
John W. Hoyt
Henry Baldwin
University of the United States
Frederick W. Seward
McDowell
Indianapolis Typographical Union Delegates at Birmingham Vote Sympathy
The Indianapolis delegation to the International Typographical Union convention in Birmingham Alabama includes J Q Keeley B G Brady union No 1 president Lynch secretary Bramweer and Hugo Miller third vice president. They expect the convention will pass resolutions of sympathy for striking iron steel tin workers and to provide aid.
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International Typographical Union
Birmingham
Ala
J. QO. Keeley
B. G. Brady
Lynch
Bramweer
Hugo Miller
International Union
Sirikine Iron
Steel Tin
Add
Weather forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the 36 hours ending at 8 p m August 13. Fair tonight with low around 68. Weather remains fair in Indiana Illinois and western Ohio with rain possible in southern Ohio tomorrow.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Illinois
Gan
Ohio
Advertising Inquiries For The Sun Telephone Line
The Sun invites readers to place ads by telephone. Call 880 to submit new or existing advertisements, with prompt attention guaranteed.
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THE
SUN
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