Buck Stove Ends Big Labor Fight Shifts to Open Shop
Officials of the Buck Stove company abandon the five year old battle against union labor. After the death of J W Van Cleave the firm will pursue an open shop policy and hire union men. Prosecutions against Gompers Mitchell and Morrison may be dropped, with decision resting with Attorney General Wickersham. An agreement outlines a 30 day conference, 90 day wage terms, and publication of the accord in union journals and plant departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. van Cleave
Buck Stove Company
Gompers
Mitchell and
Morricon
Wickersham
St. Louis
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Vicw
Mitchell
Morrison
Federation of Labor
Messrs. Gomperz
Etoye Company
United States Supreme Court
National Defense Association
Arliclia
Supreme Court
Whekersham
van Cleave
St. Louia
Buck Stove and Range Company
Steve Company
James W. Way Cleave
Lee van Cleave
Railroad President Killed by Burglars
Chicago July 20 I G Rawn president of the Chicago Indianapolis and Douisville rail road was shot and killed by a burglar in his Win netka home. Police have arrested several suspects. Rawn confronted the thief in the dining room and was killed in the struggle. Bloodstains and a fired cartridge tied the incident to the intruder who is believed wounded and hiding nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
I. G. Rawn
Chicago, Indianapolis and Douisville Railroad
Winnetka
Rawn
Time
Gompers Sees Peace Aim With Labor Groups in Buck Stove Case
Cincinnati July 20 Gompers says the Buck Stove and Range dispute with labor unions does not affect the case. Nine jailed for violating a federal injunction preventing publication of the Buck concern material remains. he suggests the company may drop the case and there will likely be no jail time for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Nodall
Cincinnati
Buck Stove
Ratge Company
Organgood Labor
Nowise
Mitchell
Morrigan
National conservation congress set for St Paul in September
Chicago July 20 officials announce all disagreements settled for the national conservation congress to be held in St Paul in September. Taft and Roosevelt will speak. Attorney Brindels will not address. Congressmen Stephens and Benaters Clapp and Nelson among speakers. Also reports a North Dakota butter fat contest at Grand Forks fair with a 48 hour competition and prize trophy from a Duluth newspaper.
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Chicago
National Conservation Congress
St. Paul
Taft
Roosevelt
Brindels
Gla- Vile
Stephens
Benaters Clapp
Nelson
Grand Forks
N. C
Fair Grounds
North Dakota
Duluth, Minn
Cannon Sees Insurgents in War Time, Praises Kansas Tour
Speaker Cannon closed his Kansas campaign in Sunflower State amid shots at insurgents while praising reelecting Congressmen Miller Campbell Reed Calderhead and Antony. He warned insurgents would be guerillas in war, noted Democrats despise them, and affirmed belief in two parties. Cannon criticized Murdock and Madison among Kansas lawmakers.
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Sunflower State
Kansas City
Kanane
Miller
Campbell
Reeder
Calderhead
Antony
Cannon
Ltt
Kansas
Hhe Power
Hawke
Steiner Cannon
Murdock
Madison
Forest towns Destroyed by Sweeping Forest Fire Rampage
Reports from Nelson dated July 20 indicate Three Forks is completely destroyed and residents flee toward the mountains. Baynes Lake Jaffray and nearby districts report fires burning, with Hansen reportedly surrounded. Government foresters and railroads mobilize to prevent spread as flames threaten Nelson and Arden timber. A miner, milising Edward Lucas, was found dead in Lucky Jim shaft after a likely suffocation.
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Three Forks
Bayne's Lake
Aiffray
Whitewater
Forest Department
Nelson, FC
Atrlcken
Mountain Peake
Hansen
Baynes Lake
Jaffray
Crow District
Nelson
Edward Lucas
Lucky Jim
Kaslo
Arden Timber
Capetop Ft
Popular Orchestra in Concert Tonight at Fair Pavilion
Director Carruth says the concert in the Fair Pavilion will test the series as three especially good numbers are arranged. The popular orchestra performs for the public tonight, promising a strong program and familiar melodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carruth
Fair Pavilion
March For the Flag Lampe Overture Light Cavalry
Fragmented listing of musical pieces and composers appears as a program outline. Names include Lampe Overture and Light Cavalry, Suppe Quintet, Forget Me Not, Macbeth, From Private to Gener, Boehnlein, Humoresque, Dainese, Beelktt, Tanhouser, Warner, Shadowland, Atherton, Under Fire. The text reads like a catalog or concert program with multiple composers and works.
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Lampe
Suppe
Boehnlein
Swine Beelktt Grand Mas Ren
Tanhouser Tepenvees
Warner Walte
Shadowland
Atherton
Hearn
Second Browne bribery trial set for August first
Chicago July 26 the trial of Le O Neil Browne charged with bribery in connection with Lorimer s election will commence August 1 Judge Herston will preside the case had been taken from Judge MosSurely s court where the jury disagreed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
O'Neil Browne
Lorimer
Herston
MosSurely
Government Orders to Halt Forest Fires in British Cepahia
July 26 report: government directs forex department and railways to prevent forest fires with focus on Kaelo and Nelson areas. Keotenia suffers multiple blazes while Kaelo faces severe risk. White water town is destroyed and many miners’ families lose homes and suffer exposure. Rail line damage near Salmed and Ymii. Fires have razed millions of feet of timber.
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Tesnes
Victoria
British Cepahia
Kaelo
Nelson
Keotenia
Whitewater
Bokla
Uie
Salmed
Ymii
Crippen Arrest Warrant Issued by Scotland Yard
Scotland Yard announced that Dr Crippen would be arrested tonight in England after an extended surveillance to confirm his identity. Authorities say they have monitored him to secure a proper arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandon
Scotland Yard
Dr. Crippen
England
Pine Creek Fire Burns Unchecked in Idaho Township
Fire in Idaho near Pine Creek continues to burn out of control with trenches and firefighting efforts described as ongoing. A drought threatens timber supplies for shelter, and local deputy warden Davis warns containment may be impossible without rain.
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Idaho
Whitisce
Pine O Creek
Heres
Davis
United Orchestra Weekly Concert Promises Notable Features
The United Orchestra will perform this evening in the fall pavilion under Director Frank Carruth. He touts the program as the best yet with three standout pieces including a string quintet a grand march from Tannhauser and the cavalry overture. The concerts are highly popular with Pendleton residents as a key summer recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Orchestra
Otelook
Frank Carruth
Carruth
Montt Sails to Europe on Esmeralda
Montt of Chile and his wife and physician departed today aboard the cruiser Esmeralda bound for Europe. He leaves due to ill health with a private final permit to depart and will travel via Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Valpaguise
Chile
Montt
Kile
Esmeralda
Pan- Auk
Conriers
Seattle Smoke Shrouds City From Forest Fires
Thick smoke drifts over Seattle as fires burn near Lake Washington mainly on lumber lands. A dispatch from Howulam reports Camp Mack Logging company burned last night and fires there remain active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Lake Washington
Howulam
Camp Mack Logging Company
Oberlin Head Returning from Asia Tour
President King of Oberlin College resumes travel after tours in China and Japan. He left for Honolulu in May and will reach San Francisco on August 26. He leads an association to establish a college in China modeled as closely as possible on Oberlin.
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Oberlin
Hong Kong
King
Unversity
Ann
China
Japan
Honolulu
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden Sale Rumor Debated in New York
Reports claim Madison Square Garden was sold for about 84.9 million dollars and to be razed for a twenty story office building but officials deny the foundation of the rumor. The story notes repeated speculation and references to the landmark by Sanford White era.
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Tig Garden
New York
Madison Square Garden
Tr Wra
Sanford White
Ratply Weaver Ties Vaio Rank Amid Local Visit
Ratply Weaver, once a city resident, has reached the first national rank of Vaio and is visiting Pondie ton friends as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaio
Pondieton Friends
Copper Stock Assessment Ordered By Davis Daly Copper
Shareholders were called to pay a 60 cent per share assessment now and a 50 cent per share due September 20. President Heinze says funds will build transportation facilities and develop mines. The company has no bonded debt or preferred stock and holds 74, $32 shares in treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Davis Daly Copper Company
FL Augustus Heinze
Musical groups line up for Pendleton district fair
Local fair organizers in Pendleton anticipate lively music this fall as six Northwest bands submit applications. Notable entries include the Frazier band of Se ate, the Bug band and Journal band of Portland, Brown band of Portland, and Will McElroy State Fair band. L Ruzzi, director of the Ruzz band, is en route to Portland from Walla Walla to pursue a Pendleton contract. no firm agreement yet.
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F Penilleton
Northwest Musical Organice Lorie
Northwest
Ust
Frazier Band
Seate
Bug Band
Portland
The
Journal Band of
Brown Bang of
Wills
State Falr
Driseili
L. Ruzzi
Walla Walla
Equon la
Walla Walla Fair
Pendleton Fair
Board of Managers
Hest
Fair Board
CoOterma
Wilit McElroy
State Fair Band
Fur Board
Baltimore probes Maryland jury system
An investigation into Maryland's jury system began today at a meeting of Governor Crothers Cabinet. Attorney General Straus presented a report detailing the study and findings to officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Crothers
Straus
Russian Agent Refutes Hawaii Peasant Abuse Claims
Washington July 19 A Russian government agent who has investigated abuses of Russian peasants on Hawaii sugar plantations says the charges of insufficient wages hard labor and cruel treatment are unfounded. He attributes disturbances to professional agitators and notes workers preferred not to return to Russia while expecting American aid from the sugar planters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wohehington
Hawaii
M. Kerherse
State Department
Mzen
Peéensative
Russia
California
Canada
Pinchot Speaks for Johnson at San Francisco Rally
Crowds packed Central Theater and an outdoor location as Gif ford Pinchot addressed supporters for the Lincoln-Roosevelt ticket. He urged direct people rule and the expulsion of special interests from politics, without naming Bailinger in public remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Gifford Pinchot
Hiram Johnson
Central Theater
Pinchot
Anl
Aviator Harment Dying After Accident
Rome report says aviator Harment is dying from injuries after his aircraft stalled and plunged from the sky. Physicians fear no recovery given the severity of the engine failure and fall from altitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Harment
Three Girls Victims of Negro Preacher Leader
Washington police take charge of three white girls two dying and one nearly insane, tied to Reverend Sturdevant a Baltimore bigamist. Hilda Johnson Norwegian wife and mother, Gertrude Monson Norwegian, and Ad Ole Codding a hunter nearly insane from chants and punishments. The women were found by friends. Codding defended the preacher claiming a revelation to follow him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sturdevant
Baltimore
Hilda Johnson
Gertrude Monson
Georgetown
Ole Codding
Hunter
Johnson
Miss Codding
Son Murdered Mother Dies in Grief
Cleveland July 20 Mrs Thom Prosser mother of Reese Prosser Me, his divorced wife shot and killed, died of a broken heart. Since the killing she has been inconsolable and prostrated. Mrs Vera Prosser, the slayer, is jailed at Libby Montana charged with murder.
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Cleveland
Thomis Prosser
Reese Prosser
Vera Prosser
Libby
Montana
Gaynor Revokes Night Licenses After Personal Visit
New York on July 20 reports Mayor Gaynor revoked the licenses of several Broadway restaurants and cafes after a personal investigation. The mayor said the action served the city’s best interests. A woman reportedly spoke to him during the visit and a separate invitation was extended by hosts at a venue mentioned in the article.
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New York
Rich Tron Ore Find Near Bugaboo Property
A rich iron ore discovery reported at Bugaboo Wetrlet near the famed Bugaboo Property in Victoria on July 20. Hematite and Magnete found with a hematite vein over 100 feet wide, described as one of the cheapest finds yet far outclassing coastal prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Bugaboo Wetrlet
Bugaboo
Taft Arrives at Bar Harbor Amid Salutes From Yachts
President Taft, aboard the Mayflower, reached Bar Harbor Maine today. A number of yachts gathered to greet him and fired a presidential salute from small cannons as he approached the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Maine
Taft
Officers and Chinese Fight in Chinatown Raid
San Francisco scene as a raid on a Chinatown gambling house ends in gunfire. Officer J B Holmes disguised as a Chinese man triggered a clash, Wong Dick is fatally shot, officers beaten, and over 200 Chinese charged with gambling as 50 escape. The battle followed an injunction allowing entry being overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Chinatown
Wong Dick
J. B. Holmes
James McEnchren
Murder Charge Shocks Wayne Nebraska Sister Victim Identified
Wayne Flegie was jailed on murder charges in Warne Nebraska for killing his sister on June 234. A hired man confessed, implicating Flegie while 18 year old William Biche encamp is also detained for questioning. Detectives investigated as a reward of 590 of 9500 was contributed by Flegie to aid the arrest.
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Warne
Neb
Wayne Flegie
Miss Flegie
Pieglé
Tinge
Wiliam Bicheencamp
Richencamp
Flegle
Michigan Governor Indicted for Libel in Resignation Turmoil
Des Moines dispatch reports Governor Carroll of Michigan indicted on criminal libel by a state grand jury. Former reform leader John Crownie, once central to state restraints, was removed by Carroll amid accusations of immorality and mismanagement. Trial slated for September.
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Dee Moines
Carroll
John Crownie
Ald
Noah! of
Centrol
Carrol
Carrell
Prank Goulds Wife to Appear on Stage
Paris July 20 Broadway may see another wife of an American millionaire on stage this season Time reports Exlith Rely Gould wife of Frank Gould will appear in the comedy The Lady of Viscount Count Hollender will support Mrs Gould in the musical kit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Broadway
Time
Exlith
Gouth
Frank Gould
Count Hollender
President Marie Orders Execution of Revolutionary Prisoners
New Orleans dated July 26 reports President Marie ordering all revolutionary prisoners shot. Telegram allegedly sent to General Gonzales directs execution without mercy for captured revolutionaries. Message copied to provisional government HQ and the American state department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Marie
Gonzales
Fan Thalio
Provisional Government
American State Department
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Ralroad
Ite
Uncle Joe
Thinks
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Browne
Scotland
Yar
Gaynor
Celestialse
Eichentamp
Sory
Michigan
Prank Goulds
Machtzy
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