Raise in Salary Highlighted by Testimony at Ox Pibre Brush Co
A historical letter praises the I. C. S. mechanical engineering program, citing ILA Olssom at Ox Pibre Brush Co in Pred er, Ma, for enabling him to attain a technically demanding role. The note urges ambitious workers to pursue better pay by training, with Herbert Brunner of Lilly's Cigar Store presenting the testimony.
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Ox Pibre Brush Co
Preder
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ILA, OLSSOM
Dr Grant Guilty and Suspended by Presbyterian Panel
Atlantic City May 27 Dr Willan D Guint of Northumberland Pa was found to have taught doctrines contrary to the word of God and the Presbyterian Confession. The commission recommended suspension from ministerial functions until he can convince his presbytery he has renounced the errors and pledges not to offend again. The assembly voted to adopt the report overwhelmingly.
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fevy
Willan D. Guint
Northumberland
permanent judicial commission
Iu3d general assembly
the
Presbyterian church
Grant
judicial commission
Dr. Grant
Senora Diaz Fears Acceptance of Faith Proclamation
The article quotes Senora Diaz declaring her unwavering faith in core church doctrines and scriptures amid church proceedings. Dr. Grant, shaken, left for home after refusing further statements, while allies vow restoration to full ministerial standing in a few months.
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Jesus Christ
Grant
tte
Pennsy Trainmen Threaten 10 Strike
Pittsburg May 27 Rumors of a strike among Pennsylvania rail trainmen revived after a meeting of railroad brotherhoods Committees of trainmen and shopmen sought interviews with railroad officers It was reported a previously decided strike was rescinded and later the vote carried to strike to inaugurate per bylaws of the Trainmen's Brotherhood The bylaws require a specified grievance and the company may remedy it by Sunday with strike possible thereafter
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Pit
Jeff Pitcairn
Pennsylvania railroad
Madero Seeks Peace After Mexican Resignation
Francisco I Madero, insurrecto leader, resigns after Diaz and Corral quit. He renounces provisional presidency, backs de la Barra for peace, says he will not announce a presidential candidacy but friends may. He plans a public El Paso visit as a private citizen next Monday.
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El Paseo
Tex
Francisco J. Madero
Mexico
Diaz
Jie
Ve la Barra
de la Barra
Madero
San Luis Potos
Corral
Lorimer Likely to resign as second Lorimer probe looms
Washington May 27 The Lorimer corruption case dominates Senate talk with widespread belief he will resign to dodge a second investigation. Chicago today he is not speaking. A new probe is expected to be formally authorized next week with a seven member sub committee empowered to conduct the inquiry. The Senate adjourned with action anticipated Monday.
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Washington
Willam L. Lorimer
Lorimer
senate
Martin
Virginia
Diaz Starts For Europe After Mexico Presidency Falls
Ex president Porfirio Diaz resigns and departs from Mexico City to Veracruz by special train with wife, children, and officials. The party sails on the steamship Ypiranga to Havana en route to Santander, Spain where Diaz plans to spend his remaining years.
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Spain
Mexico City
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Porfirio Diaz
Vera Cruz
Europe
Natorial railway
General Diaz
Havana
Santander
Diaz
Three Miners Killed in Coal Mine Fall Near Shenandoah
May 27 report from Shenandoah Pennsylvania details the deaths of William Miner, sixty five, and Daniel Blasco, twenty nine, entombed by a coal fall at Cambridge Coal Company's Little Buck vein. John Stovanski, thirty six, and Patrick Monaghan, forty two, were trapped at Girard Mammoth colliery. Stovanski was removed injured while Monaghan's body was not recovered for eight hours.
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Shenandoah
Wiliam
Daniel Blasco
Little Buck
Cambridge Coal company
Girard Mammoth
John Stovanski
Patrick Monaghan
Stovvanski
Monaghan
Gore Endorses Wilson for Democratic Nomination
Senator Gore of Tennessee endorses Governor Woodrow Wilson for the Democratic presidential nomination in a May letter. The endorsement signals progressive Democrats in the South and West shifting toward Wilson as the party moves within the primary field.
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Washington
Gore
Qullahoma
Wondrow Wilson
Police Chief Gets Ten Years In New Orleans
Edward S. Whitaker, ex chief of the New Orleans police, was convicted of crimes involving young girls and sentenced to ten years in the state penitentiary. Say you saw it in The News.
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New Orleans
Edward S. Whitaker
Cambria Steel Joins Steel Price Cut Move
New York May 27 price cutting on steel products continued as Illinois Steel reduced stock prices on steel bars by cents per 100 pounds. The cut also covers channels tees angles under three inches. Cambria Steel company says it will meet the cut, but no other steel products prices change. Consolidation of Souther Iron and Steel and Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron is nearly complete with terms to be announced soon.
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New York
Republic Iron and Steel company
Illinois Steel company
Chicago
Price
Cambria Steel company
Philadelphia
Republic company
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Souther Iron and Steel company
Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron company
Mrs Laughlin Denies Engagement With Taft Aide
Mrs Thomas Laughlin sister in law to President Taft arrived from Europe aboard the steamer Cleveland and denied reports that she was engaged to Major Butt the president's aide. The denial follows Butt's earlier statement that the rumor had no foundation. A brief midcentury ad for Chamberlain's liniment follows, touting rheumatism relief.
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New York
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Thomas Laughlin
Taft
Europe
Cleveland
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