Immense Payroll of a Lumber Yard
The National Lumber Company operates vast yards near Ladd Canyon with over a million feet of timber awaiting shipment. More than a thousand workers are employed, earning about 190 dollars per day in payroll. A drying shed and new offices are under construction, with orders for 400 000 feet of dressed lumber for Milwaukee and continued demand from eastern states.
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Thie City
Valey
Tional Lumber Company
OR & N
Ladd Canyon
Preesut
Mativoal Lomb Company
Ubieg Co
Aungle
Enow
Tinber Wifficions
Serra
Yade
Milwaukee
Oregon
Uraal
The
National Lumber Company
W H Bohnenkamp
Wm Ericoon
Vics Presdent
WG Evicson
Elect Officers Today for Scripps Nation Association
The Nations Association for Life Underwrite today elected O W Bonval of Pittsburgh president George Dedham of St Louis vice president Barrret J Clark of Baltimore secretary Eli D Week of Litchfield Conn treasurer. The next meeting place will be St Louis.
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Scripps Nowa Avsociation
Hartford
the Nations Awsociaton
O W Bonval
Pitanirg
George Dedham
S. Louie
Barrret J. Glark
Baltimore
Eli Dv Week
Litchfield Conn
St Louis
Never To Appear Again Prompts Incomplete Public Notice
No official reply today regarding President Harper after a medical operation performed by Boottay. Authorities say he will never appear before an audience again.
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Chicago
Harper
Oniesgs University
Williamson on Stand in Lard Fraud Trial
Congressman Williamson testified on his own behalf in the lard fraud trial in Portland He denied all conspiracy charges and asserted his lack of involvement with any illicit scheme.
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Portland
Williamson
Hoe
Bribe Takers Fined in Sherman Anti-Trust Case
Four members of Schwarechild & Balzberger pleaded guilty to accepting rebates from railroads. Samuel Wield and Vance D. Skippworth faced fines, with Coxey and Todd also pleading. Fines totaled 25 000 with 10 762 spent on court costs. Proceedings signal broader probes under the Sherman act.
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Chicago
United States
Schwarechild & Balzberger
Samuel Wield
Vance D. Skippworth
Tralin
Coxey
Sherman Inn
Charles B. Todd
Woodge
Uozy
Todd
United Statag Mare
Welk
Well
Moody
Morrison
Gulfred Morrison Ox
AFL Executive Council Settles Longshoremen Seaman Rule Dispute
The American Federation of Labor Executive Council ordered the Seamen's Union and all affiliated groups to recognize that longshoremen are entitled to representation from the International Longshoremen's Association. The decision directs affirmation of this right across affiliated unions and seamen.
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American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
International Seaman's Union
The
Pacific
Seaman’s Union
Primary Election Date Set Ahead of June General
The article states Attorney General Crawfard and Secretary of State Danbar discuss the date for the primary election, asserting it must be April 20 and fixed without discretion. It specifies the primary must occur fifteen days before the general election and forty five days prior to the latter.
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Salemi Ore
Crawfard
Ian Opiones
Danbar
Second Hayne Conference Approved by President
The Second Tribunal Serippa News Association in Oyster Bay announces that on September 45 Asi on notified the President of his approval to call a second Hayne conference. The President stated he would do all he could to aid the plan.
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Oyster Bay
Asi
Toronto Chosen as Next Meeting Site by Grand Lodge
Philadelphia September 41. The Sovereign Grand Lodge of the OOF selected Toronto as the next meeting place.
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Serlypa News Aesociation
Philadelphia
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Toronto
Parker Did Not Solicit Contributions in Testimony
Perkins was recalled to testify this morning in the investigation. McCullough and Andrew Hawitson described checks and alleged handling by Hamilton or the New York Site. McCullough indicated Parker did not appear in person to solicit but noted the dampelgo manager often called and Parker, as longtime Democratic committee chair, accepted gifts.
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Scrippa Nova
New York
Perkins
John McCullough
Andrew Hawitson
McCullough
Hamilton
McUill
Parker
Persun
Dampelgo
Democratic Committee
Seek Those Adrift Pew
The Rawdon Iils saving crew searched all night for four men and a woman who were aboard a raft off Port Orford. They reached Port Orford at dawn but found no trace. Two men patrolled the beach while the tug Triumph cruised off Cape Hinaco.
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Marcbfeld
Rawdon Iils
Port Orford
Triumph
Cape Hinaco
Bomb Explosion in Minsk Province Kills Five
In Pimak province near Minsk a bomb exploded in a young man’s pocket while waiting for the police chief. The blast killed the man and four others as civil authorities struggle with disorder. Governor Rennerhoe Jeined commented on the military measures needed.
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Warenw
Renerahoe
Armistice Arranged by Scrippa News Association
Tokio September 21 reports an armistice arrangement by the Scrippa News Association. The near army committee designates the Zone of neutrality and resolves the contraband question.
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Tokio
Near Armyettee
Admiral Arai Ordered to Raise Mikasa in Japan
Admiral Arai who raised the Russian cruiser Variag has been ordered to Sasebo to raise the Mikasa. The directive comes as Tokyo notes the ship’s historic status and seeks to restore a flagship of the early 1900s fleet.
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Scrippe News
Tokio
Arai
Variag
Sasebo
Witte Visits Loubert During paria news tour
Witte visited Loubert today dedicating four hours to the visit before departing on the Pe er rail for Monteliner.
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Witte
Loubert
Paria
Monteliner
Alfonso Signs Arbitration Treaty in Madrid
King Alfonso of Spain signs an arbitration treaty between Apiin and Belgium in Madrid on September 21, establishing a framework for joint dispute resolution and peaceful cooperation between the two nations.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Kng
Spain
Apiin
Belgium
Officers elected by American Homological Society
Scripps News Avaoeintior Kanena City reports the American Homological Society elected officers today. L A Goodman of this city was chosen president TVY Munson Dennison of Tex as vice president John Craig of Ethica N Y as second vice president and L A Taft of Ann Arbor Mich as treasurer.
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Scripps News
Kanena City
American Homological Society
L A Goodman
TVY Munson Dennison
Tex
John Craig
Ethica
N. Y
L A Taft
Ann Arbor
Mich
Condition Unchanged Beorippe News Association
Fifteen pew cases and one death have been reported up to noon today in New Orleans as of September 21. The city health bureau continues to monitor the outbreak and urges residents to follow sanitary guidelines and seek medical care if symptoms appear.
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Beorippe News Association
New Orleana
Pew
Grain Market Sketch from Ferippa Newa Association
Markets show mixed prices with wheat and corn listed in multiple towns. Portland area reports wheat at 73 cents, Sallie Walla at 70, bluestem at 73, and local market offers 71 for bluestem and 58 for olab.
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Portland
Valley
Five New Cholera Cases Reported in Berlin
Berlin reports five new cholera cases and three deaths today. Health officials urge vigilance and remind residents to seek treatment for symptoms promptly.
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Berlin
Swedish Soldiers Mobilize Amid General Strike Threat
Swedish forces mobilize as Scrippa Nova Association reports government calls to arms. A Swedish social party endorses a general strike in response to Cam War developments. Postal services boost efforts to support mobilization and orientation activities.
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Cam War
Diphtheria Outbreak Reported at Naval Academy
A September report from Amaole notes a diphtheria outbreak among cadets at the government naval academy. Medical staff expect to subdue the epidemic and say no cases are regarded as serious or fatal at this time.
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Amaole
Government Naval Academy
Ieee
Freight Train Burns Rips Freight Cars in Nevada Fire
A freight train fire in Tinokes Nevada destroyed several snow shed and all freight cars last night after an explosion. The blaze halted a south bound Southern Pacific passenger train and caused about 75000 dollars in damage.
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Serippa Sawa Association
Tinokes
Nev
Southern Pacific
Uryat Chooses Open Rail Fare Over Private Car
On the world tour noted in Lincoln on September 21 Uryat declined a private car offer from the Union Pacific to San Francisco. He instead bought tickets for himself his wife and two children on a standard Pullman car joining the ordinary train.
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Lincoln
Uryat
Union Paotile
San Francisco
Tickle
Bimeel
Insane farmer burns family in Madison County tragedy
A Madison County incident reports an insane farmer setting fire to his home morning, fatally injuring his wife and three children while neighbors observed the flames. Authorities describe the farmer’s actions as deranged with evidence of insanity.
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Borippa News
Madison
Eo Ford
Court Martial Testimony At Vallejo Trial Noted
Testimony from yesterday's court martial in Vallejo centers on Lieutenant Yates who testified he was in the stateroom during the incident. The proceedings resumed at 10 o'clock as the court heard details from the offense and the foundation’s executive offices.
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Scrippe News Association
Vallejo
Kansas Flyer Wrecked By Scripps News Reseslation
A Kansas flyer wreck occurred near Walton injuring Conard and G A Glouder of Los Angeles. The incident involved a California flyer named Sheenai and the Gants Feroad.
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Scripps News
Newton
Kan
California
Gants Feroad
Walton
Conard
G A Glouder
Los Angeles
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Jereme
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Mikasa
Ferippa Newa Association
Guyera
Gannons South
Scrippa Nova Association
Stockholm
Storsa
Christiana
Swedish Social Party
Naval Academy
Kansas Flyer
EM Cross
Davis
AL. Andrews
la Grande
Bugs
Haisten
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