Employers Organize National Body Against Labor Rise
Secret session at the Auditorium brought together leaders from major employers associations to form a national group. D. M. Parry of Indianapolis led the effort as president of the Manufacturers' Association, signaling a shift as he warned that the tide is turning against organized workers amid a campaign of education. He said labor should debate its case openly and mocked the idea of voting miners chief as vice president.
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Chicago
D. M. Parry
Indianapolis
Manufacturers’ Association
Parry
John Mitchell
Troops guard Sault Ste Marie as rail workers face meals cut
More than a percent of Canadian troops are on duty in Sault Ste Marie guarding Consolidated Lake Boiler works properties to prevent rioting. Soldiers will guard premises and boarding houses to curb disorder. Street cars resumed service Wednesday morning.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Consolidated Lake Bupeslor Company
Panama Will Cut Loose From Colombia
Houston engineer W Anderson, fresh from the isthmus, says Panama will soon declare secession from Colombia. He cites restless Panamanian sentiment and alleged bribery of Colombian senators by Panamanian railroads to favor the canal treaty. The Nashville gunboat move toward Nicaragua is seen as U S support for secession.
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New Orleans
W. Anderson
Houston
Tex
Panama
Colombia
Anderson
United States
Nashville
Nicaragua
Portable schools fill crowded city spaces at Lincoln School
The crowded city schools require portable structures. Lincoln School on the South Side houses 41 pupils in four by ten foot sections built with precision. The portable classrooms, used first at Manual Training and moved to Lincoln after five days for assembly and relocation, will remain until permanent expansion completes. a second portable sits at Tusedo Park.
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Lincoln School
Manual Training School
Ita Destiny
Tusedo Pari
Soldiers Arrest Entire Victor Record Staff After Coup
In Victor Col Sept 40 the militia closed the Victor Record office and arrested the editor Geo E. Kiner manager Walter Sweet foreman H J Richmond compositors Frank W Langdon George Basham and others. Generals Bell and Chase said the arrests were punishment for inflammatory editorials and ordered printing of a morning issue by a separate force.
Miller Holds His Job In Government Printing Office
Samuel Com pers James Duncan John iteheil James O Connell and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor met with President Roosevelt to discuss Miller who was reinstated in the Government Printing Office The president said he could take no further action and that laws apply to all and he cannot discriminate between unionists and nonunionists The decision is final
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Washington
Samuel Compers
James Duncan
John Iteheil
James O'Connell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Miller
Government Printing Office
Floods in Mexico Cause Widespread Damage Across Regions
Great damage was caused throughout northern Mexico by torrential rains that extended from the Rio Grande border into the interior for miles. Localities reported severe flooding and rising waters as authorities monitored the extent of the disaster and potential losses.
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Austin
Tex
Mexico
Rilo Grande
Interior
Grape Nuts claimed brain food and imitators
An old promotional piece explains how Grape Nuts allegedly supplies essential elements for brain and nerve health. It describes processing wheat and barley, the transformation into a sugar called Poet Sugar, and how nutrients travel via blood to rebuild gray matter and provide energy. It warns against imitators and touts ready cooking and recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wailville
Ceresy
Yellow fever concerns rise in Laredo amid outbreak
In Laredo Texas reports show a worsening yellow fever situation with 37 cases recorded. Advertisements mention Dean's Ointment as a quick, permanent cure, and note a dental college opening with demonstrators. Teething syrup for children and reduced rail fares to Denver tied to a convention are also listed among notices and ads.
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Laredo
Tex
Caten
Regional excursion trains and liquor notices in Indianapolis
Rail routes listed for October 4 include Lake Erie and Western, Pennsylvania Lines, C H and Rys, Vandalia Line with fares from $1.00 to $1.50 and departures from Indianapolis. Separate notices by Abraham Jacobs and John J. Giesen request licenses to sell intoxicating liquors in ward 12 Center Township, with details of premises and lot locations in Indianapolis Indiana.
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Twelfth Ward
Center Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Hmnolset
Inolset
Indianapolis
Marlon County
Minolast
Abraham Jacobs
Board of Commis
Weet St
Eckert's
Indianapolia
Marian County
S. Weat St
Board of Commissioners
Maryland
California-sts
Buchfers Helrs
Indianapo Ma
Center
California
Howard St
Tate
McCarty
George Coble, JR
First Ward
Martindale-ave
Charles Martindale
Jackson Park
Inatanapotla
Center F
Marton J County
Martindate-ave
N. Samo
Frizdman
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Telee New & Old
Earle
Wash
Court House
Fowler
Karl D. Begeman
Montgomery
Alfred B. Coyle
Dunlop
KNOX
Miller's
Manhattan
New Underwear
School Board 8
Portasle School
Horsford
Horstford’s
Dean
Delaware and
Ohio Streets
Denver
Pennsylvania
Brotherhood of 81
W. W. Richardson
D. P
Lake Erie & Western
R. R
Fort Wayne
Michigan City
Rochester
Pennsylvania Lines
Vincennes
Bperial
Cincinnati
Rushville
Connersville
Hampton
Vandalia
Terre Haute
Greencastle
Retuern
John J. Giesen
Ayres
L.S
Jackson
Standard Tea and Grocery CO
Walter Baker
Wholerate Department
New
Delaware
W. Wasstagion
Anetty Avaington
Madama St
Meridien
North Side
Sonate Ava
Maln A
J. J. Kyle
Newton Claypool
National Furniture Co
Washington Street
Billie Shart Elena
Butte
Anvconda
Mant
Spokane
Portland
Tacoma
Vanesuke
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Union Station
Massachusetts
Illinois
ALGEO
P. A
Vonnegut Hardware Co
E. Wash. Bt
People’s Credit Clothing Co
West Washington Street
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