Eight Thousand Strong Strike Across Multiple Trades
May Day action spreads through Pittsburg Buffalo Rochester and more. Iron workers carpenters plumbers and electricians walk out while architects stall new work and contracts delay. Affected firms plan shifts and a potential third crew as unions press wage and hour demands across 12 cities and two continents.
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Water cure disclosures lead to court martial of Major Glean
Washington May 1 report states General Smith set Major Edwin J. Glean of the Fifth Infantry for court martial after testimony before the Senate Philippine Committee tied to the water cure administration. Wool Market notes St Louis and regional wool prices with brief quotes.
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Senate Philippine Committee
Eastern Market Quotations Incomplete Cattle And Lamb Prices
Gazette wire reports cattle receipts about 4900 with mixed offerings from Texans and others. Prices range from 4.50 to 7.30 for cattle plus calves, cows and heifers shown with varied values. Receipts total around 3008 to 4900. lambs and sheep trading dull with prices from 4.75 to 6.50 for different grades and weights.
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Packers Lose Business amid Beef Demand Decline
Chicago May 1 Leading packers report beef consumption fell about 37 1 2 percent since anti packer agitation began. Prices held steady as export orders filled. About 1,000 cattle remained unsold from yesterday and similar numbers expected today. April receipts ran about 14,000 head lower than a year ago while export business anticipated to clear today’s receipts.
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Inquiry on Cuban sugar holdings opens before committee
May 1 Washington The inquiry into Cuban sugar and Cuban holdings ordered by the Senate committee on Cuban relations began today. President Henry O Havemeyer of the American Sugar Refining Company testified as the first witness. Other attendees included Senators Pratt Burnham and Tiller, with absent member Rytterson present.
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