Industrial War in England Seen Continuing
London reports James Henry Thomas says no truce with railway managers despite Lloyd George efforts and that the strike will go on. About 606,000 workers ordered to strike as military maneuvers suspend and troops move to strike centers. Royal commission proposed to investigate amendments to the conciliation plan.
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London
James Henry Thomas
Guar
Uae
Aalae Langade
Board of Trade
Sydney Buxton
Asquith
Rojyal
Agreement on Statehood Bill Drops Judge Recall
Senate and House conferees reached a full agreement to remove the judiciary recall feature from the Arizona constitution and to ease amendment of the New Mexico constitution. The plan aligns with President Taft’s wishes and signals imminent statehood for both territories this session. Arizona would require a vote to eliminate recall for judges, while New Mexico kept the amendment provisions largely as drafted.
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Senate
House
Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
Taft
Cholera Cases Rise in Constantinople
Cholera spread in Constantinople with three more cases and twenty deaths reported Wednesday, as cited by The News. The city health authorities monitor the outbreak and urge caution among residents and travelers.
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Constantinople
Poker Player Charles Nathan Shoots Himself at Hotel Cumberland
Charles Nathan a 34 year old neurasthenic clothing merchant from Port Smith Ark arrived at Hotel Cumberland with a woman physician in charge. After playing poker Wednesday night he killed himself Thursday morning by a bullet to the temple. His body lay in a clothes closet with a revolver beneath his arm and a garment pillow. Nathan, one of three brothers who owned stores in Springfield Fort Smith and Texarkana, had expressed faith in Christian Science treatment and was last seen alive at about 11 o'clock. A terrified maid alerted the hotel manager after noticing the bolted door.
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New York
Charles Nathan
Port Smith
Ark
Hotel Cumberland
Nathan
Springfield
Fort Smith
Texarkana
Stimsen
Trenton Boy Drowned in Delaware Raritan Canal
In Trenton New Jersey a boy named George Weasnes Cleht years old was found drowned in the Delaware Raritan canal. He had been missing from home since Wednesday morning. A passing canal boat nudged the body to the surface as search efforts continued near South Broad Street.
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Trenton
George Weasnes
Cleht
Delaware Raritan Canal
Uroad
Atwood Dares Lake In Fly 76000 In Cleveland
Boston aviator Harry N. Atwood completes a 120 mile run to Cleveland with over 75000 cheering spectators at the landing field. He earlier flew fifty five miles from Toledo to Sandusky in fifty nine minutes, and may continue to Lorain or Cleveland as weather allows.
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Cleveland
Harry N. Atwood
Boston
Toledo
Sandusky
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Lee
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Stonewall” Jackson
John &. Mosby
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Ladies’ Home Journal
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Dow
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South Market St
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Edwin Devilbiss
S. Amos Urner
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