Workers Agree to Arbitration in Anthracite Strike
In Scranton Pa May 8 miners in three districts agreed to submit all disputes with anthracite operators to arbitration as proposed by the executive committees of the anthracite mine workers unions. A board chosen by the industrial branch of the National Civic Federation will hear the case. The move follows a day of conferences and signals a potential pause in a broad labor dispute.
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Unitarian Conference Openness Fosters Liberal Growth
May 5 Chicago report from the Western Unitarian conference notes strong optimism for liberal religious growth. About 300 ministers and laypeople from eighteen states attended the event at the Messiah church. President Marion D. Hull urged steps toward an endowment to support western and central churches while treasurer H. W. Brough announced a seven year treasury balance.
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Heugton
Chicago
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Missouri
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Aston
Five Men Arrested in Cincinnati Wife Murder Case
Cincinnati on May 6 five men Gav W Herget’s son and husband William Thornton Frank Kant Thomas Shields William Murray Julia Ford Mattox were arrested for murder after Mrs Herget was found stabbed and died at a hospital. The suspects, in poor condition, gave limited statements.
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Pekin
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Isftin Trust
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Advocates urge acceptance of smelter terms in bid to end strike
A conference between American Smelting & Refining Co officials and Federation of Labor representatives led to telegraphed terms to the smelter trust in New York urging acceptance of the strike settlement. The stance supports recognition of the union voice of about 620 East Mulena smelter workers on Dow on strike amid broader regional unrest and labor actions.
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Union aims to organize Pullman conductors in St Louis
A movement to organize Pullman conductors and porters in St Louis has begun with circulars stressing the need for unity. Conductor wage discontent is cited and organizers plan to push for a 1s to 5s monthly raise once formed. In the U S there are 62000 conductors and porters. aim is to unite them nationwide. Lizzie M Bradley filed for divorce after quarrel with Prank Bradley and sought probate administration of his estate following his death from heart trouble. They wed recently in Achison.
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Standard Bale Hanged Amid Cotton Market Row
In Houston Texas on May 8 at a session near the square bale centers a bagging and combing dispute drew attention to inferior goods sold to Texas. Resolutions attacked the Perot system of sampling by cyton boyars for harming cotton and farmers. Officers elected include President B F Johnson Beeville and Vice President M T McMagus Thomaston with Secretary A W Watyan Stone.
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Educational Noter and College Events Across New England
The item notes University of Liliagis plans to publish a daily paper and a literary paper next fall with funding from public lands. It mentions Vassar Founders Day May 2 with Woodrow Wilson address, Bowdoin centennial June 26 including talks by Reed and Cole, Missouri State University speakers for LL D degrees, and a Vassar opera funded by the Students Aid Society.
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College Athletics and Racing News From Open Handicap Gates
Thirteen colleges were represented by 20 athletes at the open handicap gates at Princeton last week with Princeton scoring 43 points and University of Pennsylvania 33. New York racing associations plan larger purses this year, some up to 50 percent. The New York Supreme Court will decide gambling debt definitions. Poker games and an Edward King airship development are noted, with Maxim predicting airship payoff opportunities. A Milwaukee homing pig club plans a Masters Mexico flight next August, with 23 fanciers starting birds over about 1,400 miles. New York Yacht Club members seek a busy schedule and the Fogatta class slated for June 19, with seas and courses described along Sandy Hook.
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Burton's Speech in Defense of Funston Sparks Debate
In the Senate Burton of Kansas continued a defense of Gen. Funston arguing his actions in the Philippines were necessary. He cited past wars to justify cruelties as isolated incidents, praised Funston's courage, and noted related remarks by Tillman and Carmack. A resolution on Admiral Sampson's death was adopted with a committee named for the funeral.
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Work of the House debated on statehood omnibus
Washington May 5 The House proceeded with the omnibus statehood bill under an agreement to close debate today at 3 pm. Mr Moos Tennessee urged passage as simple justice while Grosvenor Ohio opposed, calling the measure omnibus and urging separate consideration.
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Japan’s New Women Rise In Society Movement
The Japan Society For the Culture of Women draws about 10 000 members across towns and villages as it shifts from ornamental roles to useful, progressive life. The empress, praised by Western visitors as European in style, leads as a symbol of change and influence.
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Jury Delays Mark Trial Amid Extensive Panel Drawn
In Syracuse district court J B Shans faces taurdar charges as jury selection stretches long. An initial panel of thirty exhausted by 3 pm. judge added ten more from Lawrants, with sheriff reallocating men. Trial likely to begin after further juror assembly and rapid proceedings thereafter.
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