Federal inquiry opens into Colorado coal strike
The Federal Industrial Relations Committee led by Frank P. Walsh opens investigations today into Colorado coal miners strike. Walsh meets United Mine Workers leaders and Colorado operators including Jessie Welborn, David W Brown, and John C Osgood. Witnesses may include Governor Ammons and George Carlson as probes examine militia actions and the Ludlow death tragedy.
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Colorado
Federal Industrial Relations Committee
Frank P. Walsh
Walsh
United Mine Workers
Jessie Welborn
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
David W. Brown
Rocky Mountain Fuel Company
John C. Osgood
Victor American Fuel Company
After a Feller Masters Running a Furnace
A reader notes that once a man learns to run a furnace he can handle any machine, from an oatmobile to a locomotive, with ease. The remark emphasizes practical skill transfer and confidence in mechanical work.
Local Talent 10 Presents Aunt for a Day at Linker Hall
The F. R. A. Dramatic club stages the musical comedy An Aunt for a Day at Linker Hall on Wednesday night December 9. A larger cast with more musical numbers features a college set in Oxford England with a professional-level production. Tickets are 25 cents for any seat, plus a theater orchestra and after-show dance. The cast includes Bruce Addlington, A C Radke, Winston Hargreave, Edith Woodburn, May Marlow, Percy Lovejoy, Lady Elizabeth Wynegate, and many others from Berkley College and Seminary girls with a full chorus and Dutch Kiddies.
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F. R. A. Dramatic Club
Linker Hall
Oxford
England
Bruce Addlington
A. C. Radke
Winston Hargreave
Tom Keating
Henry Addlington
Bruce
Charles Marston
Edith Woodburn
Alice Mockley
May Marlow
Winston
Leona Ness Percy Lovejoy
Walter Stendel
Elizabeth Wynegate
Alfred
Philip Winell
Audrey
Ralph Weeks
Wallace
Casper Knudson
Thomas
Philip Sexitzky
Robert
Thombars Larson
Dutch Kiddies
Hans
Clio Martel
Gretchen
Margaret Ness
Viola Chamberlain
The
Sunshine Girl
Col
Wisconsin Street Railway Tax Seeks State Treasurers Funds
A Wisconsin Railways Light and Power company share of the 600000 State tax on street railways amounts to 36072.47 dollars and flows into Madison’s state treasurer office from traction companies statewide.
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Wisconsin Railways, Light and Power Company
Madison
Wisconsin
Peruna Proves Helpful for Catarrh and Stomach Trouble
Mrs. Elizabeth Reuther of Washington DC endorses Peruna as a splendid remedy for catarrh and stomach trouble after years of suffering. She reports health restored after months of use and says she still takes it for colds and recommends it to neighbors. She notes enduring positive effects for over ten years.
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Elizabeth Reuther
Twelfth St
N. W
Washington, D. C
Supersition and Sir John Delights at High Tea
Mrs Garvin hosts a Sunday high tea for Sir John Vance and a circle of notable guests. A superstition about sitting with thirteen at table creates playful tension and a plan to invite Enid Gray, the nursery nurse, who then charms the actor. The event ends with Sir John praising his superstition as a surprising asset and Enid's hopeful future.
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McClure
Sir John Vance
Miss Gray
Sir John
Drina Warden
Mrs. Garvin
Enid Gray
Enid
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Ad Promotes Signature
An old ad urges readers to look for the full name LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE on the box and seek E.W. Grove’s signature, priced at 25 cents.
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E.W. Grove
Two Men Shot While Attempting Freight Car Ride
Milwaukee falls victim to a freight yard shooting as Frank Howard and Peter Luick, both residents, suffer serious injuries after being shot from a moving rail car by watchman E. E. Hamilton. The men, now unconscious, said they were attempting to steal a ride.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Howard
Peter Luick
Northwestern
E. E. Hamilton
Ten Year Old Held for Murder in New Jersey
Ten year old Max Rabinowitz is jailed without bail in Paterson charged with the murder of 11 year old Sammy Hochman after a Sunday shooting. Also present were Samuel Berberg, aged 9, and the Rabinowitz rifle owned by Max. The boy said the shooting was not intentional, but protesters and the slain boy’s father contested the ages and threats attributed to Max.
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Paterson
N. J
Max Rabinowitz
Sammy Hochman
Max
Sammy
Samuel Berberg
Rabinowitz
Hochman
Manito ba Sets Liquor Sale Cutoff in Winnipeg
Manitoba government orders liquor sales in hotels and social clubs to end at 7 p m to shield soldiers. Winnipeg serves as a mobilization point for thousands of service members.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purification
An ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier that purifies, enriches and revitalizes the blood. It claims the remedy strengthens the whole system and has stood the test for forty years, urging readers to get it today.
Daddy's Island of Dreams and Lessons
A father recounts a dream island where children may play freely with toys and candy yet face consequences for misdeeds. He recalls fights, neglect, and later a return to schooling after realizing others excel. The tale blends imagination with moral growth and parental guidance.
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Daddy
Evelyn
Jack
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