People's Ticket for State Officers and Congress
The ticket lists Supreme Court justices with terms for Cannon Doster McCiever ty Milton Waterbury, and others. plus elected state posts and a Congressman at Large. Names include J D Botkin W H Craddock Claude Duval H Heflebower F M Pearl Powell Dan Hart and N I Bowman for the Second District.
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Supreme Court
John C. Cannon
Fred J. Close
Claude Duval
H. Heflebower
M. Lewis
F. M. Pearl
Powell
Dan Hart
Roosevelt Faces Pittsburgh Coal Strike Impasse
The White House conference between coal operators and miners ends with President Roosevelt urging Governor Stone to end the strike. He offers to appoint a committee to study grievances and press Congress for reform, a plan rejected by President Mitchell and miners who doubt its efficacy. Mitchell says only a mass convention can end the strike.
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White House
Roosevelt
Stone
Pennsylvania
Congress
Instad
Mitch Il
United Mine Workers’ Union
Mitchell
Pesident
Governor Stone orders troops in mining district sparks protest
Pennsylvania Governor Stone orders all state troops to quell strife in the mining district. Miners and city officials condemn the move as unwarranted. General Gobin orders arrests without trial, while Congressman Grosvenor fears angry miners and warns Republicans against defeat. William Jennings Bryan urges an extra session and five reform measures. The coal strike draws Berlin attention as operators ship coal from England to starve out U S miners.
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Stone
Pennsylvania
Gobin
William Abraham
United States
Berlin
Washington
England
America
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Congress
National Board of Arbitration
Supreme Court Refuses Anti-Fusion Mandamus Case
The Kansas Supreme Court would not act on the anti-fusion mandamus case and five justices, candidates for election this fall, claim lack of qualification due to personal interest. It is expected the matter will be sent to a district court with no appeal, and a Populist or Democratic judge may be chosen. Any decision is expected within a few days.
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Supreme Court of Kansas
Supreme Court
Secretary Shaw Prevents Panic, Henry Clews Reports
Henry Clews' Financial Review notes that existing prosperity would have sparked a Wall Street panic without the timely arrival of Secretary Shaw. The piece highlights Shaw's influence on calming markets and preserving investor confidence in the current economic climate.
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Henry Clews
Financial Review
Wall Street
Shaw
Mass Meetings Urge Roosevelt to Seize Coal Mines
Over sixty major U S cities recently held mass meetings adopting resolutions calling on President Roosevelt to take charge of the coal mines in the name of the United States.
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United States
Roosevelt
Coal miners strike and rail labor unrest ripple nationally
More than seventeen hundred Alabama coal miners have gone on strike while French coal miners also strike. In New York wood prices rise to twenty dollars per cord amid widespread labor tensions.
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Alabama
Noonday Night Land of the Miners Song at Chicago Meet
A poem set to music by Eleanora Smith from Hull House, sung at a Chicago mass meeting for miners. It paints grim mine conditions, wage slavery, and oppression by mine owners, urging public ownership of coal fields and the people’s power against injunctions and repression.
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Ernest Crosby
New York
Eleanora Smith
Hull House
Chicago
JO MCDILL S MUSINGS ON COOPERATION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
The piece argues for awakened method and energy to relieve poverty and exploitation. It questions divine care for the poor and urges the pulpit press and public to promote a new law of cooperation. The author links socialist ideals to loving and active citizenship against factory drudgery and want.
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Church of the Compassionate
Jesus
Mount Sinai
Society is the guilty culprit in deaths and hardship
A fervent sermon condemns society for crime, poverty, and indifference. It argues that greed and cruelty arise from social systems not individuals, and asserts that responsibility rests on the crowd, urging reform and action from the informed and the working class to heal society.
Secretary Shaw Expands Bond Purchase to Aid Bankers
Secretary Shaw prepares to assist bankers by buying a large volume of bonds, signaling swift action to bolster liquidity and support financial institutions amid unsettled markets.
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Shaw
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