Striking Hungarian Workers at Bethlehem Steel Attacked
South Bethlehem Pa March 18 authored report says a strike leader urged dawn intimidation at homes to aid picket lines. State police intervened amid beatings while Ethelbert Stewart of commerce and labor met with Bethlehem officials to discuss working conditions. Strikers’ executive committee was urged to submit substantiated fraud claims. A top leader hinted settlement possible soon with confidential factors under consideration.
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Bethlehem
Bethlehem Steel Works
Ethelbert Stewart
Department of Commerce and Labor
C.M. Schwab
Williams
Stewart
Minister Dies Before Wedding at Plymouth
Rev. Daniel Savage a seventy twelve year old minister died at his daughter Mrs. W T Perkin s home in Plymouth about midnight on March 18. He was ill with pneumonia and had relapsed after the wedding was postponed when the bride Mrs EB Seymour of Cheater Pa could not reach him in time.
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Succumba
Wilkes-Barre
Daniel Savage
W. T. Perking
Plymouth
EB. C. Seymour
Cheater
Ev. Ravage’s Winess
Bartender and partner charged in death at Reading saloon
Reading, Pa. march 18 two men John Schoelkopf and Alvan Sal Jade were arrested on involuntary manslaughter charges connected to the death of Harvey Ray who died after being thrown from a saloon. Frank Ray, brother of the prosecutor, is noted in the report. Newton Kan march 18 Edward Payson Weston, the pedestrian, arrived there eight days ahead of his schedule from Hutchinson.
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Reading
John Schoelkopf
Alvan Sal Jade
Harvey Ray
Frank Ray
Weaton
Newton
Kan
Edward Payson Weston
Hutherton
Strikes Loom as Philadelphia Car Men Fight Reinstatement
Philadelphia reports a statewide sympathy strike planned for Monday March 21 if the Rapid Transit company does not reinstate 173 motormen and conductors discharged for the good of the service. Union leader Pratt urged action while Vice President Wolf refused reemployment, prompting tense conferences and scattered violence in Logan Square as police mobilized.
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Philadelphia
Bigg City
Rapid Transit Company
Clarence Wolf
Repid Transit Company
Charles ©. Pratt
Wolf
Pratt
Mr. Wolf
E. &. Greenawalt
State Federation of Labor
Greenawalt
McNichol
Washington
Boles Penrose
Penrose
Carmen
Rapid
Inow
Armen
Meno
George ST. Earle
Mr. Earle
William D. Mahon
Rapid Transit Board
Logan Equaré
Aquare
Taylor
Girard Avenue
Fifty-second Street
Eighteenth
Wolf Streets
Porter Street
Battle over Cannon power erupts in Capitol clash
Washington March 18. Insurgent Republicans and Democrats push to oust Speaker Cannon from power amid bitter house battles. Norris of Nebraska leads a push to change rules while Democrats Underwood and Clark back action. Absentees summoned as tensions rise and rules reform looms.
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Washington
Cannon
St. Patrick's
Tawney
Minnesota
Committee On Rules
Roberts
Massachusetts
Crum
Packer
Indiana
House of Representatives
House
Bia
Representative Norris
Nebraska
Norris
Sweetes Cannon
Norrin
Chamber
Underwood
Alabama
Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
Mr. Clark
Woman May Dress as Man in Mary Walker Garment Bill
Dr. Mary Walker author of a bill introduced by Assemblyman Sweet proposes that women may wear male attire without being arrested for crimes tied to clothing. The measure would protect women from unlawful arrest and subject any officer who detains a woman for dress to misdemeanor penalties.
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Gypsey
Mead Drug & Chemical Co
Baltimore
Mary Walker
Alvany
N.Y
Assemblyman
Sweet
Diplomat Attacked in Santo Domingo by Governor's Brother
Washington reported minister to Santo Domingo Tlorarco G. Knowles of Wilmington was assaulted while riding out last Sunday. Authorities say the assailant is a deranged man and has been arrested. Dominican ministers expressed regret. Knowles sees no political motive. Also note tariff dispute prospects and a Chinaman's $204400 strike in California gold mining.
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Knowles
Santo Domingo
Washington
Tlorarco G. Knowles
Wilmington
Senor Castillo
State Department
Knowles Sali
Afta
Vegetable Compound testimonials from Oronogo and St Louis
Letters claim relief from female ailments after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. A Missouri reader cites nerve trouble improved by the product, while Mrs Herzog of St Louis reports disappearance of “female weakness” after use.
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Oronogo
Oman
Louis
Teyie
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