Miners vote to continue work at most Weir City shafts
Reports from Weir City and Fleming detail miners debating a general strike while some shafts vote to continue work. A district convention plan is set for Pittsburg with one delegate per twenty five miners, aiming to decide whether to strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolrual Co
Weir City
Nesman
Bow Bluff
Western Coal Co
Fleming
Nieeling
St Jonis
SF. Ryan
Tional Executive Board
Wipers
Amante
Santa Fe
No. 20
Kansas
Texas
Johns
Synthera Mies
Wray Asty
Kan
Roy
Scammon
Pittsburg
Theo Mick
Mowery
Higher
Eliott
Nootarille
Uulfrey, Baker and Hreckinridge
Vand
Ardmore
Settlemert Lezely
Pittesers
Hocking
Brazil
Ulinork
John McBride
United Miners Union of America
McBride
Nugent
Ohio
O'Malley
Macox
Bevier
Hudeville
Elliott
Higbee
Last Resort of Kelly's Industrial Army Appeals to Iowa Governor
Des Moines May 3 Kelly's army appeals to Governor Jackson to secure transportation out of Iowa by river. Delegation of about 100 men gathers at the statehouse to press for a rail train but only limited aid is offered. The governor communicates with railroad officials, but most roads refuse full fare transport. Officials plan to move the men by boat if needed, with food shortages and unrest noted among workers.
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Sherry
Mulleiberg
Virginia
Measba
Mwuravono
Minera
Cocomivs
McBiride
Miners Association
JS. Morton
Pittsburg
Patrick McBride
Ethiea
Urtiawa
Thia
Casey
Wasuixotus
Senate
Squire
Washington
Hoar
West and
Iorman
Germasinstox
Mays
Jobson
Dens i
Qhin
Congression
Coxey
Capitol
Congress
Outhwaite
Ohio
Ryiecke
Dutinsen
Huhu
Sail
Qaladrep
New York
Atlas
Dingley Vup
Maine
Hatehdou
Missouri
Bn WN
Wagner
Penninylvania
House
Catchings
Grosvenor
Chin
Da'ylock
José
Chelouse
Weaver
Uise- Uardt
Jackson
Arguuhia Addrees
Rock Island Road
Furmish
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Cable
St. Paul
Kelly
Dea Moines
Citizens Committee
Henry Brown
Army
Welsey Fork Coxet
Desven
Calu
Casey Army Relief Corps
Coxey Home Reserve
Home Reserve
Ivy City
Ghargon
CoabLaca
Neb
Grayson
Sutherland
Dexven
Hey Weer
Coxey's Home Reserve Army
E. H. Wateoo
Omata
RenLaxo
Duff
Omsha
Missouri Weather Service reports week of April 28 to May 3 in state
The Missouri Weather Service bulletin notes frost found across most counties on Friday morning April 28 but caused no serious damage. Week was warmer with generally favorable rainfall for crop growth. farmers report good progress in corn, wheat, and plantings though a few northern counties need rain. Descriptions cover planting, pastures, fruit trees, and regional variations in yields and conditions. The roundup also lists various local items, including Coxey followers and rail accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conysuia
Missouri Weather Service
Ale
Blackett
Board of Algericulture
Ara Alyada
Dade
Cedar
Cass
Hinton
Porthero
Conical
Neathers
Pravhea
Ninth Annual Report by Commissioner Wright on Building and Loan Associations
Carrol C. Wright submits his ninth annual report on U S building and loan associations. Vermont has the only state with a single association. The nation counts 5 338 associations, 919,516 male shareholders, 435,411 borrowers, and 13 255 572 shares. Total assets are 607 599 000 with local and national breakdowns. Average shares per shareholder are seven and a half. average town loans and profits exceed figures, showing modern, semi banking institutions run by ordinary men. A separate note describes a steamboat accident on the Mississippi, the Iron Duke sinking after a collision with the Alice Brown and associated coal barge, with 1 200 bushels lost and total value around 20,000. The Iron Duke may be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Det
BASA
Sargin
Toval Ox Iranizations
UN Trainel
Affairs at Cleveland Rests Under Military Guard
Cleveland faced potential unrest as militia guarded armories after a night of relative calm. Fearful authorities warned of renewed trouble from foreign-born disorder and socialist agitators who spread their doctrines during the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewal
Cleveland
Newburg
Markets by Wire New York and Kansas City May 1 to May 4
Market summaries from New York to Kansas City note mixed demand and steady to firmer prices across grains, livestock, and metals. Currencies and banking rates show postings, while cattle receipts and prices vary by region with Texas and Illinois markets indicating strength and slower sessions in others.
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Youk
Moxer
Prag Makeanthe Paren
Srexine Exchance
Bunkera Billa
Brora
Kaxana City
Carter — Receipta
Texas
Unea
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Business Directory
Elpainge
Meloy
Kelly & M’hale
Anorton, Attorneyatlaw
Ofics
Hank ‘Building
Retherton
Portians
Oreges
G S. Steele
Attornet-At-Law
Real Keletes
Tose
Esa ‘Ofienim Merchants National
W. H.sears
Maseachusetts Siren
Jacob Heuss
Keome
Gozoree A. Banks
Sbatract Business Cormer
Eldridge House
AR Re
E& Edwards
Warren Brrest
E Bumgardner
Dental Department
State University of Iowa
A. Russ
Field & Gibb
Bta
Paysicians
F. D. Morse
Wosdwand's
Tennessee St. Telephones
D. F. Phillips
Fim
Wiephiis
A.J. Anderson
Physicians and Surgeons Othes
Varmont Street
Tal
CB McLelland
Deere Ufle
Ten St
Cocklin & Vitt
Harnkess
About & Marien
Glowkegt
Mase Bt
L. D. Lyon
Mass
Don Wilk
J. H. Gillham
Vormant
A. A. Cooper
Onder Sinclair
Olen
Avered Whitman
Gueason & Whitman
Penwveos
Real & Gooding
George W. Savage
Macy. M
Jon
Minnesota
Dovora
Messres Range
Lennon
Win
Houldsworth
Great Britain
Brussels
Thrick
Joseph McKenna
National Book of Ireland
Lord Liverpool
Liverpoul
Joseph MecKenna
Thia Fe
Wasursaton
London
Thatity
United States
sen+ store
John Sherman
W. B. Allison
D. W. Voorhves
George F. Hoar
Nelson W
Caleb Whitehead
Mint Bureau
F. A. Sartori
W. A. Bosbyshell
Morris
Ozaus
Kirkland
la Plaster
Dennis
Long
Newton, Ean
Wassixprox
Thomas F. Benedict
Jerry Simpson
Little
Atute
Old County
Kansas Supreme Court
Torrka
J.C. Dean
Supreme Court
Dean
Circuit Court
Howard County
Indiana
Oklahoma
Grant County
Oklahoma Supreme Court
W. C. Webb
Webb
ME Simpson
Kelly's Industrial Army
Iowa
Mississippi River
An Sul
Harrin and
Bor
St Louiis
William JJ. Shuer, Jr
St. Louis National Tank
Desver
Hov
Pather Malone
St. Josepha Church
Wats
Father Malone
Treatie
Trast City
Fla
Florida Central & Peninsular Railroad
Here
Tima E
Atee
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fipton
John Sausserman
Warry Marks
Robertsdale
Teutonic
Europe
Damasa
Tex
Sandy McKinnon
Official Report
Cairo
Ateatier Iron Duky
St. Louis
Alice Brown
Fred Votze
Iron Duke
Brown
Iron Duke Wallships
Leno
Senora
Cali
Corkedlsville
Deaver Gamblers
Denver
Cal
Reorganized
Police Department
Colfax
Bap
Ramblers
Ameey
Cepan Raviog
May
Hamecy
Mt Loula
Chicago
Bay
Eadly
Toman
Shipmante
Louie Grats
St Loom
Wurat
Kaness City
Gran Ane Freviniens
Kansas City
Seylno
Imothy
Barren
Istry
Racy Learnard
Massachwetts Street
Musram
BANKS
Merchants ‘National Bank
Man
M. Newmark
A. Meares
Roberta
BF. Goodrich
Watkins National Bank
J.B. Watkins
C.A. Au
Paul R. Brooks
W.£. Hazes
Wntechuns
Watkins
Chas A
Pit
J.C. Warton
Chas Lotholz
E- Hazen
Paul Brooks
D. M. Sprankle
J. L. Jones
Jacob House
Lawrence National Bank
United States Depository
Duehess
Wile
Ot Saebanyange
L. Bollens
Viuw
Douglas County Bank
Gianethars
Woklame
ALBEE
Moo
Uaahisi
Proaidant
MERC
Savings
Wa. T. Sinclair, Mone Yessino
Joel
White
O. W. Allendorph
Desler
Grais
Pee Et Fe
John Charlton & Bor
General Insurance, Fire, Tomnada Mad Accutat
Mapetea &Coubtry
Barnest Saal Keg
Anderson
TX Lawrence
Mansaclsumetta Street
Tnquire F
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