Four Shot In Hastings Riot During Strike
Four people were shot in Hastings New York during a confrontation between striking National Conduit and Cable Company workers and police and deputies defending the plant. Victims include Julie Kucsere and Stephen Syvich. conditions range from serious to recovering. About 1,200 mill workers had been on strike over wages and the plant bridge was opened briefly to workers before violence ensued.
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Hastings
N. Y
National Conduit and Cable Company
Kucsera
Julie
High Street
Washington
Othouse
John
Warburton Avenue
St. John’s Hospital
Yonkers
Rago
Antonio
Syvich
Stephen
Washington Street
Dobbs Ferry Hospital
High Streets
New York Central
Conduit Company
Edwards. Perot
William H. Lewis
O'Leary
McQuade
New York
Justice of the Peace
James E. Hogan
Justice Hogan
L .D. van Aken
Wise Mill 4
Stephen Syvich
Dominick Smith
van Aken
Smith
Joohn O'Leary
Times
Dobbs Ferry
Dennison
Riots at Perth Amboy as 600 workers strike for higher pay
Special to The New York Times reports 600 day workers walk out near Perth Amboy New Jersey over a one and a half cent hourly raise. Deputies quell violence at Beider-March Bloomfield Clay Raritan Ridge and other plants as strikers injure police and motorists. Police arrest several strikers including Annie Guber and Susan Slargo. roving crowds attack the Perth Amboy Cigar Works and nearby activities continue with 500 workers at Idebeg Williams Clark plant under heavy patrols.
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New York Times
Perth Amboy
N. J
Bonhamton
Bolschweiler
Beider-March Company
Bloomfield Clay Company
Raritan Ridge Clay Company
Maurer Clay Company
Bloomfield Tile Works
David E. Kramer
Metuchen
Annie Guber
Rymarye
Susan Slargo
Rosenthal
Perth Amboy Cigar Works
Roosevelt
Idebeg
Williams & Clark
Strike Violence Flare Up at Factory as Rioters Clash
Early this morning volleys were fired over crowds at a Roosevelt area factory. A mob then attacked the plant, seven men entered and expelled thirty strike breakers. Officials of Benjamin Moore Whit ing Company and Goldschmidt Detining plants granted wage concessions, raising pay to $2 a day for a nine hour shift. Arthur Reichman of the city was arrested for rioting at the Rosenthal handkerchief factory. sentence suspended.
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Benjamin Moore Whiting Company
Goldschmidt Detiining
Roosevelt
Arthur Reichman
Rosenthal
cant reinstate sweepers in city street department
The city says 1,200 street cleaners who struck last October will not be rehired and none will be brought back collectively. Some agitators are blacklisted, and Civil Service rules limit reentry. The Civil Service Commission, not the city, holds power to reinstate, and most names would not be reached for three years. A law department view supports that dismissed workers cannot be reinstated except by appointment, with limited rehearings for uniformed police and fire.
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Ary
Edwards
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Board
Corporation Counsel
Police and Fire Departments
Sun Spot on Sun Surface Reveals Huge Patch
Pasadena observers report a massive sun spot discovered at Mt Wilson's Carnegie Observatory. The area measures about 78.54 million square miles, nearly ten times the size of North America, provoking debate on solar cooling versus warming and Earth impact. Ferdinand Ellerman leads the scientific effort.
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New York Times
Pasadena
Cal
Carnegie Observatory
Mt. Wilson
Adams
Erdinand Ellerman
North America
United States
Wotherspoon Named Major General In Taft Promotions
President Taft announces Major General William W. Wotherspoon to fill the vacancy caused by Major General Fred D. Grant's death. Brigadiers named include Clarence R. Edwards George F. Chase and Edward J. McClernand. Planning for army funds and joint maneuvers with National Guard outlined.
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New York Times
Washington, D .C
Taft
William Wallace Wotherspoon
Fred D. Grant
Clarence R. Edwards
George F. Chase
Inspector General's Department
Twelfth Cavalry
Edward J. McClernand
Fourteenth Cavalry
Wotherspoon
Tasker H. Bliss
Bliss
Chase
McClernand
Edwards
Congress
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Senate
Col
Grant
Philippines
John. McClernand
Nez Perces
Montana
Second Cavalry
Custer
Little Big Horn
W. P. Hail
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Wari Department
War Department
Regular Army
National Guard
General Army
Committee On Military Affairs
Hay
Wear Department
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Mount Gretna
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Anniston
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Alabama
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Tennessee
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Ludington
Mich
Michigan
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Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Iowa Falls
Iowa
Gray’s Habor
Wash
Rhode Island
New York
Oregon
Hotels brace for busy week amid July exodus
Summer heat drives residents from city hotels as they relocate to seashore resorts and mountain retreats. Managers expect a surge next week from Baltimore convention attendees, with special rates designed to attract guests during the Democratic gathering.
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Baltimore
Woaltimore
Commerce Judges Dismiss Four Suits Across the Board
The Commerce Court dismisses four cases including Cattle Raisers Texas, International Salt Co., and O G A Co of Illinois, ruling that only affirmative Interstate Commerce Commission orders fall within jurisdiction. The Procter & Gamble decision limits relief to the commission, denying reparation for shipper requests based on negative orders. Chief Justice White's ruling clarifies the scope for review of ICC actions.
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New York Times
Washington
Supreme Court
Procter & Gamble
Commerce Court
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Commission
White
Cattle Raisers’ Association of Texas
Octer & Gamble
International Idle Company of Illinois
Retsof
N. Y
Detroit
O'Gara Coal Company
Harrisburg
Procter & Gamble Company
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Civil’ ‘Service
San Francisco
Gen. Edwards
Col. Chase
Col. McClernand
Navy
General Staff
War College
Department of the Gulf
Atlanta
Division of the East
Department of the East
Arthur Murray
Clarence Edwards
Black Edwards
Stimson
Ordnance Department
James R. Garfield
House
Gilbey’s
London
England
Acker, Merrall & Condit Co
Charles & Co
Wine Growers Association
M. Oo
Liberty
West Twenty-third Street
Patna
Commerce
Texas, International Salt Co
The
O’gara Coal. Co
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola CO
Chattanooga
Ture
Arce
Tn Ne
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Station
Trenton
West Philadelphia
Wilmington
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