Chicago Faces Great Struggle With Big Union Tieup
Chicago faces a sweeping labor battle as 2000 teamsters and 10000 other workers strike. Eight State Street department stores bow to picketing, with 500 police and 500 detectives guarding. A federal injunction blocks strikers and threatens broader disruption, while violence is reported and preparations for potential coal shortages rise.
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Peabody Coal Company
O'Neill
Dunne
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Military Escort Arranged for Government Funds Transport
Taft wired Colonel Trufan to prepare a military escort to move government money in Chicago from Pennsylvania and B. stations to the sub-treasury amid the tea strike, as no team was available.
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Roosevelt Cuts Vacation to Return to Washington
President Roosevelt plans to end his hunting trip early and depart May 8 instead of May 16 to attend to pressing business in Washington. The exact matter remains unclear, but the decision comes from high authority. Mr. Loeb reports from camp this afternoon.
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Charges Against Taft Aide Over Veneer Allegations
Secretary Taft received a telegram from Minister Bowen in Carfees about rumors in Vene cuelk that Loomis accepted ten thousand dollars from the Ae ohale asphalt company for services while minister. Looming is preparing a detailed reply as Rome reports Cardinal Andrea Ajuti died in Rome at age 65 after becoming cardinal in 1903.
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Carnegie and Pension Fund Plan for Teachers
New York April 26 In a scheme to create a pension fund for teachers beyond the age limit Mr Carnegie states the 40 million is an investment. Proceeds will fund annuities per later specifications to secure competence after the limit and to replace aging teachers with younger staff. The fund will be backed by 5 percent United States Steel first mortgage bonds. Twenty college presidents including Hadley Yale Elliott Harvard and Jordan Stanford will serve as trustees for six years with full powers to administer the fund.
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Patterson Defense Scorfe Trial Report Updates
New York April 28 Mrs Smith sister of the defendant testified in the Nan Patterson trial. She identified a letter to Young claiming Nan was frantic but the letter was ruled out after defense objection. Cross examination denied involvement in Sterns pawnshop theft or revolver purchase. Prosecutor pressed her about information on June 8 and potential grand jury testimony but she refused to answer, fearing self incrimination. The state rested this afternoon and Mrs Young was the final witness.
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Roosevelt Ta Well Secretary Loeb says president is not indisposed
April 28 Glenwood Springs Col Secretary Loeb who rode from the president's camp to New Castle denied reports that the president is indisposed. The deathbed survivors of Lincoln are General Eckert General Vincent and Henry Alke a portrait painter still living.
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Indicted man questioned in long distance case
Fragmentary text notes John A. Bes operator facing indictment over alleged complicity in a removal order involving New York and a Supreme Court decision. References federal authority, state conveyance, and claims of no frauds or authority in land transfers. Details unclear due to damaged source.
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Forgery Found in Tax Collector Smith Case
The grand jury and experts in San Francisco reveal forged salary demands in the Tax Collector's office, with $50 to $100 demands forged by Smith. Authorities report Smith also pocketed $4,000 in tax on real property, lifting his known defalcations to $380,800.
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Fitzhugh Lee Stricken With Severe Apoplexy En Route
Washington April 23 General Fitzhugh Lee was stricken with a severe attack of apoplexy while traveling to the city from Boston on a Pennsylvania train. He arrived at Providence hospital at 10 this morning and received immediate care. It is believed his entire left side is paralyzed and his condition is the gravest, with a conference of several physicians summoned and a feared brain hemorrhage.
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Fitzhugh Lee
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Providence Hospital
Bunker Defense At Work In Sacramento Trial
Lawyer Morehouse resumed his defense of Bunker in Sacramento as the case is expected to last three days. The defense alleges Grange and Jordan conspired to steal funds from the building and loan concern and share the proceeds. It is claimed Jordan paid no money to Bunker and the indictment allocations cannot be sustained.
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Chicago grain markets edge down as oats and corn slip
Quotations from Clark Grain Commission Co show April 28 updates with wheat closing at 894 noon, corn at 46 and oats at 29 percent. Montreal reports Judge LaFontaine finds a prima facie case against Gaynor and Greene requiring defense or extradition. reflects old proverbs on folly.
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Russian Naval Reinforcements Head to Singapore
A Russian Pacific squadron with transports sails from Kamranh Bay toward Singapore, accompanied by four German collier ships. The Beatrice bound for Japan with rice is reported captured near Saigon, and a second Russian squadron was sighted off Cape Varella near Kamranh Bay.
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Man killed after being run over by train in Walla Walla yard
Joseph Delaney, a worker for contractor Stan Wey, died eight hours after being struck by a Hunt train backing into the Wallula yard. The accident occurred about 10 pm Wednesday as he crawled under freight cars near the R and N depot. Dr. Shaw and Deputy Sheriff Allen Byrnes attended. the injury proved fatal at St Mary’s Hospital. Charles M. Schwab secures wartime shipbuilding contract for Russia.
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Portland Wins the Headquarters for Women of Woodcraft
Portland chosen as permanent headquarters for the Women of Woodcraft at a night session. The grand guardian’s office will move from Pendleton to Portland on October 2 to a $46,000 headquarters building, with all final offices to be located in Portland within six months. Pendleton had housed the grand guardian Mrs. C. C. Van Orp atl since the order’s founding.
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Outline of Peace Terms With Japan and Russia
London April 28 The outline calls for Japan to withdraw from Manchuria after Russia completes a decisive advance Korea to stay under Japanese protection Manchuria to return to China Port Arthur garrison for a limited period then decided by a conference Russia to forego a Far East naval base and keep its fleet within set limits Manchurian railways to be bought by Japan and transferred to China A large indemnity may be modified or dropped while Port Arthur garrison could be waived if Russia accepts other terms
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Indians to raise cattle on Umatilla reservation
A conference between Major McKain and Dr. Hickok of the Bureau of Animal Industry led to a plan to divert Umatilla Indians from horse keeping to cattle ranching on their reservation. Horses will be bought from the Indians or paid fair remuneration, and proceeds may be invested in cattle with Indian Affairs approval.
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Baseball Scores and a Runaway Accident
Baseball league results from Portland San Francisco Seattle Spokane and Boise with scores reported. A runaway carriage yesterday injured Folcoma Tallman and two other boys, sons of Walter Pierce and Horace Stillman, who were amateur horsebreakers guiding an unbroken rig.
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Folcoma Tallman
Walter Pierce
Horace Stillman
Bile Lamb Crop Rejoicing In Klickitat Flocks
Sheepmen of eastern Klickitat report a fine spring lamb crop as large flocks yield robust results. John and Leland Meredith’s bands average over 900 percent, Mark Crider’s band over 100 percent with some flocks hitting 200 percent and one ewe birthing three healthy lambs at Goldendale Sentinel.
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Goldendale Sentinel
Pendleton to Host State Roads Convention and League Meeting
A two session Oregon Good Roads Association convention will be held in Pendleton on May 15 and 18 with national figures like Col Richardson attending. The State Development League may also meet concurrently, as officials seek rail rates for delegates and strong turnout from eastern Oregon counties. County Judge H J Bean announced the plan after the recent Portland meeting, with Judge Scott and Colonel Richardson as key figures.
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Jury waits as Riverside bank embezzlement trial proceeds
Los Angeles April 28 The federal court jury in the Tom Hayes embezzlement case against the Orange Growers Bank in Riverside had not reported at noon with reports that one juror is holding out for acquittal.
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Tom Hayes
Orange Growers’ Bank
Riverside
French Engineer Appointed to Panama Board
Washington April 28. The French government designated M. Guerard as the French member of the Panama board of consulting engineers. Dubois Pennsylvania April 23. A mine explosion at Eleanor eleven miles from here this afternoon killed six men.
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Bigelow faces new inabilities filing in Milwaukee
Milwaukee April 28. A further schedule of inabilities will be filed by former Funk President Bigelow today or tomorrow. The expected figures exceed $4,000,000. Bigelow is near mental collapse and has no sympathizers in the public.
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