American mining notes from Siberia and Georgia conference
The report covers mining opinions from Tavoy in Siberia and the Trans Siberian rail progress, noting Russian industry growth and education reforms. It also summarizes a Georgia conference program with mayors discussing licenses, legislation, capital incentives, shade trees, vagrancy enforcement, and a Macon police parade.
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Henefite
Julius A. Herne
Miledgerifie
John K. Davie
Cédartown
Georgia
Brebsten
Brunswick
PH. Lowey
Hewkineville
Commercial Congress to Hear Eminent Men Across Nation
Seattle Aug 13 a prominent program for the Trans Missionipy Commercial Congress next week promises a notable gathering. Invitations issued to leaders across the United States indicate wide representation from government and industry. Speakers include President John H Kirby of Texas Senator Thomas H Patterson Herbert Strain and others from major railroads and commerce departments.
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United
Seattle
Wash
Trans-Missionipy Commercial Congress
John H. Kirby
Texas
KR. W. Richardson
National Good Roads Association
Cities' Problems Debated by Georgia Municipalities
In Macon Georgia on August 14 the League of Georgia Municipalities holds another day of sessions during its annual meeting. Discussion centers on urban issues and municipal challenges facing Georgia cities.
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Macon
League of Georgia
Walking delegate Samuel J Parks on trial in New York
Samuel J Parks walking delegate of the Hoosetsnilthe and Bridgemen's union faced four indictments for extortion today before Judge McMahon in general sessions court. The case draws intense interest as the trial proceeds amid claims that Parks pressured contractors by threatening to strike workers, potentially halting building trades in Greater New York and affecting thousands of unemployed workers since spring.
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New York
Samuel J. Parks
Hoosetsnilthe
Bridgemen
Judee McMahon
Court of General Sessions
Wwalvie
Parks
Montana Elks Gather for State Reunion in Hutle
Vast herd of Elks arrives from across Montana for the state reunion. The two day program includes games, contests, receptions, and a grand ball at Columbia Gardens tonight. A monster parade featured the Butte judge and visitors from Billings Helena Anaconda and other cities. Delegates meet tomorrow at Broadway Theater to complete state organization formation.
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Mont
Hutle Ft
Columbia Gardens
Butte
Viswters
Billings
Helena Anaconat
State
Eighteenth National Encampment of Union Veterans
The Union Veterans' Union and the Woman's Veteran Relief Union opened their eighteenth national encampment in Rochester New York. The event started with official sessions at 10 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce, led by Commander-in-Chief General HF Hutchinson. Campfires with nationally known speakers will follow each day’s business. The women's auxiliary met at the Osburn house, with officers reporting stable membership.
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Rochester
N. Y
Union Veterans’ Union
Woman's Veteran Relief Union Cop
Chamber of Commerce
Cienera HF. Hutchinson
Woman's Auxiliary
Annie Kension
Osburn House
Moravian Leader Heads to Germany on Moravian Ship
Rev Dr J Taylor Hamilton of Bethlehem Pa sails for Germany aboard the Moravian church liner Greaser Kuttnerst as the representative of American provinces. He is among the prominent Moravian educators and workers accompanying his family.
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New York
Europe
J. Taylor Hamilton
Bethlehem Pa
America
Hamilton
Germany
Prof Moore Heads Abroad for Meteorology Duties
Prof Willie Moore, chief of the United States Weather Bureau, departs New York for London to represent the government at an international meteorology convention. He will inspect and repair meteorological observatories especially in mountain regions during his trip. Also mentions a self destruct prevention tonic Electric Bitters and notes Paris tunnel disaster casualties.
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Moore
New York
Willie Jr. Mloore
United States Weather Bureau
Sally Today
London
Printers Thrifty Members Rise and Unions Chartered
United States printers and union activity show over 42,000 members, 159 new unions chartered this year, and a strong treasury balance. The report details expenditures, member gains, and per capita taxes while noting a proposed death benefit increase, with archival figures and a Washington Star quote embedded.
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Colorado Springs
Ohio
UMN
St. Ploto-Engravere
Mtath
Sear Miumbe
Wen
Alwayes
International Union Iy
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