Fraud charges and union rift pace Washington news
Special to The Sun reports a fraud order against W B Levy of Jacksonville Florida and New York City for selling instructions to freeze water into ice. Government and labor circles react as 60 printers expelled from Columbia Typographical union report for duty amid open shop tensions. Tariff revision dominates Democratic campaign material citing Lincoln Sherman and others in support.
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Massacre suspects face military trial in Russia
Scripps-McNae Press reports 200 condemned to die in Russia as officers from the massacre at Stedler prepare for trial before a four i military court. Most defendants are Jews, with protests rising in England and around civilized nations over the expected death sentences and swift executions under new Augusta orders.
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City Council Hikes Assistant Engineers Pay
Measure to raise salaries of two assistant city engineers from $1 to $2 per year was introduced at Monday night’s council meeting, aiming to reward fiscal positions and retain staff.
Will Discuss Old Fashions At Chicago Dress Makers Meet
Chicago Sept 14 Fashions from ancient Athens will interest hundreds of dress makers gathering tonight for the Chicago dressmakers convention at the Stratford hotel Professor Albert Emerson of the Chicago Art Institute will discuss ancient Greek dress and costume. A carving demonstration is planned. Attendance likely to exceed seating capacity.
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Nominee Withdrawn in Denver Supreme Court Controversy
In Denver on September 18 Gabbert faced renomination for the Supreme Court by Regn Phin Bo Stewart, who did not back the governor and has withdrawn from the ticket. Gabbert is accused of interfering with habeas corpus and deportations, prompting calls for scrutiny of the court and governance.
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Attacked Christians In North Africa Riots Grow
A reported anti Christian riot in Tangier and Casablanca has escalated with Christian bones reportedly desecrated. Europeans are injured and many Christians seek refuge in consulates as dispatches describe the unrest spreading across the cities.
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Rockefeller's Chum dies after cancer in Cleveland
Special to The Sam reports 70 year old AL Bone, longtime editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, died yesterday from cancer. Bone and John D. Rockefeller were boyhood chums, tying a shared past to the city’s papers and prominent lineage.
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Lights at Crossings Ordinance Passed by City Council
City council enacted a Monday night ordinance forcing railroads to install electric lights at M1 railroad street crossings. The measure is projected to save the city about 410,000 dollars annually by improving safety and reducing delays on the lines.
City Hall Plans for New Coliseum Submitted
Plans submitted by Rubuah & Hunter for a new city hall and coliseum on the Market House site were chosen by Mayor Charla A and the city council. The project includes a seven foot sunken market house, arena seating for 500, balconies for 200, and a city office building east of the coliseum with floors for mayor, attorney, and boards. Architects fees and total cost are estimated near 400,000 with bonds approved for 100,000.
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City Council Hears About Appropriation Request
The council will be asked to appropriate more money next year. An ordinance for the appropriation of 300 was not reported by the finance commission at Monday night’s meeting. Harry Rouse, chairman, said there would be no trouble in passage once the committee reports.
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Work at Atlanta Mill Opens With 1,500 Hands Employed
Atlanta Sept 18 The new pew va pinte mill here began operation yesterday with 1 1 2 thousand workers. The company holds a steel billets contract running nine months. Monthly output set at 3 609 tons of billets to be shipped.
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Art Gem At Ayres Exhibition Delorme Blacksmith
Hundreds visit L. B. Ayres & Co store to see Delorme's Blacksmith painting Le borgeron on display debuting Sept. 17. The large yet striking work captivates educated and artistic viewers, with critics hailing its color, realism, and heat of the forge as the sparks fly. The painting has drawn long lines and commands a $1,000 monthly rental, reserved in advance.
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