Great Northern Strike Eyes Arbitration Amid Feud
Minneapolis April 24 The Great Northern strike may end by arbitration Governor Nelson proposes a board whose findings would be binding President Hill accepts the plan while warning that law and company property must be protected Debs cannot speak for the workers and a committee will arrive tomorrow to decide if arbitration will be accepted The story notes unresolved tension between the union and management with possible walkout actions in Pennsylvania before the walkout broadens.
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NOR 1C Conference Committees Weigh Arbitration
Members of the NOR 1C conference committees convene in a tense session at 10 a.m. to decide whether to submit ongoing Northern strike matters to arbitration. The group is described as largely male and evenly split, with arbitration favored by many as a last resort though some doubt officials will accept the conference code.
Great Northern Wage Schedule Demo Sparks Credential Debate
A Great Northern committee of 33 workers failed to convince President Hill they were fully accredited, as they disputed employer representation and the wage schedule. Union tightens, with talks ending unresolved and plans for arbitration discussed but rejected.
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Miners Out in Higginsville and Lexington Districts
Coal mine operators report nearly 900 miners out across Lexington and Higginsville districts with two thirds in Lexington. Higginsville workers have joined a strike under United Mine Workers orders while Lexington miners face a separate dispute.
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Eight Mines Remain Open in Springfield District Strike
The miners' strike in the Springfield sub-district shows slight gains for workers as only eight of twenty mines remain closed. At Taylorville about 150 miners struck over wage cuts, while officials including President Crawford and Secretary-Treasurer were involved in negotiations.
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Coal Strike Wave Roils Illinois Mines and Peoria Area
Reports from Illinois and neighboring states describe widespread mining unrest. In Peoria county miners vote to stay out a week, while others in Danville Decatur and Niantic join sympathy strikes amid calls to continue until demands are met. Freight and rail costs face review as coal production ebbs and mine outages threaten supply.
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Stripes for Summer Fabrics in dainty colorings and designs
A survey of light fabrics including French chambray and dotted muslin shows stripes and embroidery are popular this season. Flowered organdics and sheer muslin gowns appear in varied colors, with delicate lace trims and tiered fringe. bright stripes and dotted patterns feature in ready-to-wear and morning jackets.
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Tariff Bill Debates Delay Senate Action as Quorum Question Looms
Republicans fail to agree on expediting the tariff measure and demand two months more than Democratic limit. Senate proceedings hinge on a quorum votes on amendments while leaders press for extended hours and continued debate. Gorman urges all Democrats to attend sessions at 1 pm with strict quorum rules to push the bill forward.
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Democrats Weigh Tax Provisions in Senate Conference
Delegates favor preserving the income tax during Senate conference on the bill while arguing for possible amendments. They seek rapid agreement to advance the measure and anticipate altering the tax once public opinion or voter response proves its popularity.
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Hatton Stricken During Work At Post Office Desk
Frank Hatton editor of the Post office was suddenly seized yesterday afternoon. He had no feeling in his right side and could not raise his right hand, prompting concern of a stroke. Hatton was moved to Emergency hospital as partner Mr Wilkins assisted, while doctors diagnosed a brain issue and paralysis on the right side.
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Armor Plate Scandal Allegations Reported By Coon
Washington dispatch describes a government armor plate test scandal with Stirling Bros. linking shells to plate outcomes. Navy Secretary Herbert judges evidence important amid months of inquiry, while McKeesport sources back Coon’s claims of collusion and powder juggling.
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Tragic gas blast kills two children and injures family
At Casimir Nigg home one mile below Carondelet an explosion from a gasoline can fatally burned two children Leonora and Hima Nigg aged years. Caroline Vogel and Casimir Nigg were fatally injured and Mrs Caroline Nigg seriously burned while rescuing the children. The blast shattered nearby houses.
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Spring Health Promise Paine’s Celery Compound Explains Benefits
The piece extols Paine’s celery compound as the great spring medicine that revives nerves and purifies blood. It claims the remedy fights nervous debility and blood deficiency, strengthens liver heart and kidney function, and restores overall health with regular use. It cites widespread use across villages and railroad towns as proof of its reach and efficacy.
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