Central Fiats Prompt Wage Dispute At Open Conference
Miners and operators clash over a proposed 3 cent per ton wage cut. Ohio officials warn of noncompetitiveness with Kentucky and West Virginia mines if concessions are made. Meanwhile Arctic explorer Frederick A. Cook loses support as Averdrup renounces belief in Cook’s claim.
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Popes Seeks Assaultant in Missouri Town
March 10 report from Kangas City Missouri states eighteen year old high school senior Mrs Obra Downs was attacked by a colored man while walking home. Authorities offer a reward and warn of possible lynching if the assailant is captured.
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Chicago
Arrest in Toledo Murder Case Sparks Broad Attention
A Toledo murder case unfolds as Joseph Miller is arrested after a long period of hush money payments to a brother to cover up the crime. His brother met with the Attorney General to report the details and Miller claims further hush payments were refused.
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Girl With Two Voices in Paris Astonishes Audiences
Dorothea Toye, a young Canadian girl from yisaine, performs in Paris with two distinct voices a light soprano and a powerful tenor. Doctors and critics compare her gift to a historic breakthrough as she debates operatic plans with Professor Frank Dossert. Her unprecedented dual voice draws praise from Abstugesdor Bacon and sparks talk of a London audition before the festival congress.
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Puri
Mies Tose
Hid
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Natlogeal Conservatory
Sloske
Tier Soprato Tole
Bene Ter Wing
Voliwion
Misiciana Ny
Hermet
Ambavanay Bacon
Versauilly Mig
Toye
Niepis
Lendon
Bandit's Return for Favor in Pittsburg Theater Holdup
M. Gulick, owner of a Pittsburg theater, was robbed early morning when two masked men demanded valuables. He handed over under $5 while a $1500 diamond stud and another item stayed hidden. One robber recalled a past act of kindness and offered to return the money, but Gulick declined and left with his diamonds.
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