Great Strike Begins Against United States Steel
Pittsburgh July 15. The great strike of union labor against the United States Steel corporation has begun. An Amalgamated Association telegram ordered 45 000 skilled and 30 000 unskilled workers to quit Monday, with 60 000 total union members affected and broader support anticipated.
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Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
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American Sheet Steel Company
American Steel Hoop Company
American Tin Plate Company
Federal Steel Company
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National Tube Company
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Thi
Sharon Steel Company
Keystone Rolling Mill Company
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Manera Yeassms Co
the Post
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
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Patrick Dolan
United Mine Workers
New Revision of the Bible by Episcopal Commission
A committee of ten biblical scholars including five bishops and five priests of the Protestant Episcopal Church completes a revision of marginal readings in the Bible after six years. The report favors clearer intelligible readings while preserving familiar wording, with three New Testament passages noted as not found in early manuscripts.
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House of Deputies
Convention of 101
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Dudley
Kentucky
Gailor
Tennessee
Wall
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Niles
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Whitehead
Pittsburgh
Double tragedy near Lake station ends in apparent murder suicide
The bodies of Mr and Mrs Robert Prange of Omaha were found beside a public highway south of Lake station with a .38 caliber revolver in Prange’s hand. Police believe the man killed his wife then took his own life in a murder suicide.
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Robert Prange
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Maniac Copeland kills on train near Wamsutta
Ned Hartley Copeland former Omaha bank teller killed A P Rogers on Union Pacific train No 6 near Wamsutta Wyoming and wounded a brakeman. He later told police he was hypnotized by Rogers and fought to be free. Rogers a Swift & Co transportation agent from St Joseph Missouri was en route home from San Francisco after selling poultry.
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