Miners Split Over Wage Scale At Union Convention
At Indianapolis March proceedings of United Mine Workers of America discussed a committee report allowing districts to sign a new wage scale while preserving the current minimums. Debate highlighted rifts between President Mitchell and Secretary Wilson, with Mitchell urging ratification and Wilson fearing a broad strike. A national strike option was urged by President Green of Ohio as the convention adjourned for a recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Wilson
A. Strang
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine -Workers of America Today
Sec-Ions
Gale Committee
Operditire
Angas
Retary
Hle
Central
Pennsylvania
West
Virginia
Kentucky
Betiween
Lewis
J. H. Winder
Mitchelll
Flo
Unis
Green
Ohio Miners
Deaths of the Day March 13
Major star at the national ity for the last eighteen year died today from pneumonia at seventy four. Sir Nicholas Constantine a ambassador to Turkey died in this city this afternoon after illness. Nicholas born in 1843 Constantinople post sing. Decatur Smith prominent musician and composer died today aged eighty seven in Philadelphia March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Conor
Constantine
Nicholas
Turk
Bir
Constantinople
S. Decatur Smith
Philadelphia
All serene in Hayti port as ships arrive
Port au Prince Hayti March 19 The situation here today continues tranquil Three other warships have arrived in port the American cruiser Des Moines the American gunboat Paducah and the English cruiser Cressy No news in capital Washington D C March 19 No advices from Hayti were received today by the state department which is taken to indicate a continuance of the improved situation noted yesterday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Des Moines
Paducah
Cressy
Capitol
Washington, D. C
State Department
Fleet Heads for Pacific Cruise From Hampton Roads
Magiaten 5 Lower California March voyage begins with 13,000 miles through two oceans. The flagship Connecticut anchors near the harbor as crews await orders for a potential assault and target practice at Salt Rock. Stops at California, Rio Janeiro, Brazil, and Sydney promise reviews, entertainment, and shore leave.
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Calfornia
Hampton Roads
Connecticut
Iguanery
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Sydney
Australia
Bahia Deo Magdalena
Manhattan
Staten Islinds
Man of War Cove
Salt Rock
Iuin
Boardman Reelected at Wisconsin National Guard Officers Meet
Milwaukee March 19 The annual convention of the Wisconsin National Guard officers opened this morning at the Tote Master Pister church room. Gen Charles R Boardman adjutant general was reelected president Assist adjutant general John Salsman secretary Maj B H Dally Milwaukee treasurer 18 officers appeared on time and the club room and civil service rooms were filled Addresses were delivered by Lt Gen Arthur MacH6ur Maj P Bentley Mott Col Orlando, H HellWay and Co H Bancroft WVNG The attendance was the largest and most enthusiastic in the history of the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Association’ of Officers
Wisconsin National Guard
Tote
Pister
Charles R. Boardman
John. Salsman
Prezent
Civil Service Com
City Hall
Arthur Macehur
Us S.A
P. Bentley Mott
U.S
La Follette resumes talk on currency bill in senate
In Washington on March 10 at two o'clock Mr La Follette resumed his speech in the senate on the pending currency bill started Tuesday. He linked large life insurance companies to recent financial disturbances and alleged a conspiracy to withdraw insurance money from New York banks. Senator Gore interrupted with questions, noting La Follette's presidential candidate implications. La Follette expressed regret at partisan framing and urged the president to direct the treasury to calm markets during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pach
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Wisconsin
Will Return The Blows
Paris dispatch from March 19 describes an interview with President Roosevelt quoted by Andre Tardieu. Roosevelt defends his anti plutocracy campaign, says Wall Street denounces him as a Judas Iscariot, and asserts his patriotism and refusal to back down when facing social injustice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
The
Temps Today
Roosevelt
Pen
Andre, Tardieu
America
M. Tardieu
Mr. Hoossyvelt
Wall Street
Judas Iscarlet
Physician in Trouble in Court Over Cries and Drugs
Milwaukee and La Crosse reports state Dr D F L O'Brien faced court charges for providing young women with drugs and medicines for unholy purposes. A warrant followed his detention on a fatal claim at the Fortney hotel where a servant girl died after a criminal operation. He was released on own recognizance until March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
la Crosse Sars
D. FL O'Brien
Earl of Dudley Appointed Governor General of Australia
London reports the Earl of Dudley has been chosen as governor general of the commonwealth of Australia, succeeding Sir Henry Brafford Sarthcote whose term is nearing its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Earl of Dudley
Commonwealth of Australia
Henry Brafford Sarthcote
Appleton Water Works Suit Draws City Answer
The Appleton Water Works company and the city of Appleton clash in federal court over fraud collusion and jurisdiction. The city argues the case was started to bypass state courts and the rate commission. A hearing is set for April 20 after conference with Judge Quarles and Continental Securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Mareh
Netitioner
Appleton ‘Water Works Company
Ap"pleton
Appleton
Wiscon
Waterworks Company
Haring
Rate Commission
Quarles
Wpan
Continental Securities Company of New York
J. A. Hawes
Waterworks’ Company
Pany
Sienti FE
Agene 3
Hawes
Tos
French car leads in transcontinental race toward Cheyenne
Associated Press reports today that the French car with driver Jeff Grand Island holds a sixty mile lead over a German car in a westward race from New York to Paris via Omaha. Arrangements at Union Pacific stations track progress, as crowds in towns cheer the racers. Italian car Sartori is stuck in mud near Granger, Wyoming, unable to free itself after thirty six hours of digging efforts continue.
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Associated’ Press
Omaha
York
Paris
West
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Jeff
Grand
Island
Columbus
Union’ Paele
Granger
Wyo
Sartori
Timber Cutting Bill Passes Senate for Menominee Reservation
The Senate passed a bill authorizing timber cutting on the Menominee reservation under government supervision. An amendment, moved by Representative Morse, limits annual cuts to 2,000,000 feet, except in three townships with abundant down timber on the ground, as reported by Fit C. Stevens.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Menominee Reservation
Morse
C. Stevens
Oshkosh Water Works Chief Heads to New York
In Washington DC special to The Northwestern, W. G. Maxcy president of Oshkosh Water Works Company and W F Meter of Meter Electrical Construction Company are en route to New York for ELC Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Starcin
W. G. Maxcy
Oshkosh *Waterworks Company
W. FP. Meter
Then
Meter Electrical Construction Company
Washington
New York
ELC. Stevens
Leaden Slain After Threats From Duma Group
Report from Russia states Dr Karay, a leader of the Group of ins thegecornd duma, was shot at his home in Yelaterlostav after receiving threatening letters warning his death sentence. Days earlier revolutionaries Voloshky were badly burned and his entire family perished.
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Angociated Press
Karayvho
Ins Thégecornd Duma
Ttrumienin
Yelaterlostav
Mk Week
Voloshky
W Vloshky
Fight Amidriots Outside Steel Plant Leaves Man Dead
A riot outside the American Steel and Wire plant on Independence Road near Cleveland left one man dead and several others seriously hurt. Crowds of about fifty men gathered at the gates seeking work when a quarrel sparked a violent melee with stones and clubs. A rioter armed with a revolver shot a man who had struck a rack, prompting police to intervene with clubs. Some rioters were found unconscious. Charles Wrie, among the wounded, could not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
American Steel and Wire Company
Independence Road
Charles. Wrie
Autos in Long Race Attracts Crowd and Officials
A chaotic long race on March 19 drew a crowd as the governor presided under auspices of the Personal Automobile association. Trials included 580 driven vehicles with engines up to 75 cubic inches. Several competitors, including Chin and Strang, faced jams on curves. One racer withdrew after engine trouble while others pressed on amid technical lapses and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cated Press
Sy Herbert
Strang
Milam
Poole
Toda
Chin
Mechanicien
China salutes Japanese flag after arm import ban pact
The Chinese government announced an end to the seizure incident that once strained China Japan relations. A convention to prevent the import and interior movement of arms is to be agreed, as Chinese Minister Wu stated after talks at the state department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapan
Stesmer Tata Mara
State Department
Japan
China
Miss Elking May Gain Royal Highness Title
A Rome dispatch reports The Corriere Della Sera fears Miss Elking, upon marrying the Duke of the Abruzzi, may be created Royal Highness in her own right and gain succession rights through the marriage, prompting Royal status questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oby Associated.Prese
London
Rome
Corriere Della Sera
Surprised by Flood Hits Pittsburg Area
Flood waters rise to twenty two feet in Pittsburg and area as a forecast of thirty three feet looms. Rivers and creeks flood streets and yards. residents use boots and improvised craft while railroads suffer landslides. A dredge crew is missing after racing river currents.
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Presa
Pittsburg
United States Weather Bureau
Pittsburg, Virginia & Charleston
California
Oshkosh Chamber Sets Evening Meeting With Meyers Talk
The Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening March 20 at 7 49 in the municipal court room city hall. B H Meyers head of the state railway will discuss The Public Vice Laws of Wisconsin. A nominating committee will be elected for the first annual April election. Large attendance is anticipated. Notices were sent by secretary Euclid T Da.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
B. H B. Meyers
Wisconsin
Meyer
Andreas
Chamber
Eucl T. da
Leaves for Panama With American Squadron Escort
Lima reports the American cruiser Arethusa, escorting the torpedo boat flotilla, sailed yesterday for Panama carrying mail to the United States. The Peruvian cruiser Almirante Grau is due to depart today or tomorrow from San Francisco.
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Associated Frees
Lima
Coller Arethusa
Rotilla
Panama
United States
Almirante Grau
San Francisco
Brakeman Dies After Fall From Freight Train
A Milwaukee dispatch reports Albert Bahlke of Eau Claire a brakeman on the Omaha road was killed near Fall Creek when he fell from a freight train last night. The accident occurred in Wisconsin.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Albert Bahlke
Omaha
Fall Creek
Oshkosh Defeats Racine In 3-2 Baseman Row Over Expenses
A dispute over travel expenses and a two game contract between Oshkosh and Racine Arcanums prompts a National Indoor Base Ball Association review. Oshkosh refuses to pay disputed costs after winning 3 to 2 in Racine, citing a fair decision and a written contract. Welch of the association warns Racine to honor obligations or face executive board action.
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France
Ll. Welch
Baseau Association
Oshkosh
Racine Arcanumgs
Welch
Tracine Hig
Oshkosh Tenn
Tha. Oshkosh
gaime-in-Racine
Racina
Wai Oshkosh
Racine
Uld
Itg
Osh
Kosh
Milwauken
Thteine
Wic
Staning
Ie J
The
National Association
Trent
Chicago
Oshkosh Cink
Shekoeh
Kresh
Marcin Egement
Fairward Gonekels
Redt Piteh
Tfafrist Paine
Money For Railways Plan Considered By Diet
The Prussian diet discussed funding for secondary railways. The outline calls for about 5.7 million pounds with allocations for new tracks cars and extensions across state lines, plus reserves and local branch lines. Funds to be raised by various means.
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Ry Associated Press
Perlin
Diet
Prussia
Hnes
Aigan
United States backing moves to curb revolts in Central America
Report from Tegucigalpa via Associated Press describes Washington pressing Honduras Salvador and Costa Rica to suppress revolutions by emigrados and to enforce peace conference agreements. A constitutional convention in Honduras revises the constitution while deputies return home after a calm session.
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Manduras
Salvador
Costa Ri
United States
Washington
Honduras
Associated Press
Tegucigalpa
Monduras
Mobile
Ala
Buscillo
Cosa Rica
WSI Significant
York
Tegucigama
Hounduras
Costa Rica
Republia
Republies
Repubies
Tegucigalys
Jena
Dex
R Ptt
Ty Algoa
Pelelia
Keating Funeral Arrangements For Local Resident
John Keating of 87 Wat will be honored at a funeral tomorrow after dying at St Peters church. Surviving are a wife a daughter Neating a Milwaukee teacher and five sons John Jr of this city William of New York. former printers on The Daily Northwestern. Burial at local cemetery with Father Clifford officiating. No flowers requested. The body of Jacob Schoening an inmate of Alexian Bros hospital died Tuesday morning. his son living in Chilton will handle arrangements. Funeral services at Chilton and Milwaukee connections noted.
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Jacob Schoening
Alexian Bros’ Hospital
St. Peter's Church
High Rey
Clifford
Keating
Neating
Milwaukee
John Keating
William Keating
New York
John
Daily Northwestern
Joint Keating
Uhr
Milwaukee Sentinel
Fragmented OCR notes on composer protection case
Fragmentary text references copyright, a composer protection issue, names such as Tarky John Phi Oshkesh and Herbert Koven, describe treasurer roles and Warrentowe, and mention Milwark with various fragmented phrases about a league object passage and a fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phi
Oshkesh Peonie
Partion
Herbert Koven
Julian Mdwaris Warrentowe
Weather forecast notes rising temperatures and warm period
A garbled data fragment from a weather bureau bulletin reports rising temperatures Friday in Perth and warmest conditions midweek. It mentions times for barometer readings and thermometer notes, with unclear author references and scattered phrases about forecast details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonda
Perth
Lena
Jonny
Fate
S Hermann
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Ty Te
Atlantic Seaboard
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Swith
California Coast
Bey
Albany
Boardman
National Funrd Association
Ednesday
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LA Follette
Citrr
New York-to-Paris
Karavaiemi Pasin
der Wire
Her Royal Highness
Chamber OF Commerce
Arethusa
Liman
Peru
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Manebarut
Uncle Sam
Alexian Brdthers’ Hospltai
Leanne
Milwark
Mas
Pair and
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Puan
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