Strike critique shapes mine workers peace plan
In his annual report to the United Mine Workers at the convention Thomas L. Lewis urges replacing mass strikes with rational organizing methods. He defends the right to strike as a last resort, calls for honesty with operators, and outlines steps to organize non union districts, improve safety, and curb injunctions while preserving union authority.
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Thomas L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Miners’ Organization
Lewis
Ohio River
Maryland
West Virginia
Cenacky
Tennessee
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Colorado
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Nate
International Organization
Tme
United Mine Workers
Real Estate Offers On Main Street And East 5th Street
Parsons and Lawrence Real Estate and Fire Insurance Notary Public announce a desirable Main Street property for sale at a bargain if bought soon along with choice East 5th Street resident lots at a low price. Close in investment opportunity. Ask Parsons for details.
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North Maina
Parsons & Lawrence Real Estate
Main Street
East 5Th Street
Parsons
Crizer-Wyatt Wedding In Roswell New Home Planned
Frank A. Crizer and Mrs. Louisa Wratt were wed Wednesday evening at Elder George Fowler s North Kentucky avenue home with a small group of friends present. The groom is a well known city carpenter and the bride came from Shawnee Oklahoma six months ago. They will reside in Roswell.
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Frank A. Crizer
Louisa Wratt
George Fowler
Kentucky Avenue
Shawnee
Okla
Roswell
Boycotts spread against high meat prices across states
A regional meat boycott grows from Cleveland to Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska, Michigan and beyond. Ohio remains strong, with actions in Canton and Columbus as governors press to curb the meat trade. In Chicago and Kansas City, restaurantspromote vegetable dishes and reduced meat use while unions pledge abstention for 30 days. Baltimore hosts Dont buy meat buttons as New York and others join the crusade led by labor and civic figures.
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Iowa
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Delaware
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Food Trust
Kansas City
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Denver Trades Assembly Knass
Sam Dutton
Western Hotel Men’s Protective Association
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Dutton
Europe
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Iron Trades Council
Youngstown
Wheeling
West Virginia
Sharon
Penna
Kansas
Baltimore
Federation of Labor
New York
New
Safety for Miners Urges Unity Against Fatal Neglect
Indianapolis Jan 21 A United Mine Workers vice president cites profits as the sole motive behind mine fatalities and calls for safety appliance investment. The Cherry disaster is cited as criminal negligence. The report urges organizing non union workers, ending internal dissension, and uniting for progress. It notes a Nova Scotia strike and pledges renewed industrial effort. Charley Shepherd to manage Joycefruit Roswell department after stock acquisition.
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Indianapolis
E. S. McCullough
United Mine Workers of America
McCullough
Nova Scotia
United Mine Workers
Bookkeeper and day clerk sought at the Gilkeson
A notice seeks a bookkeeper and day clerk for the Gilkeson. The report notes 7412 F. S Gordon arrived from Melrose last night on a brief business visit.
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the Gilkeson
F. S Gordon
Melrose
Wool Market Prices Adjust in St Louis Report
The Wool Market from St Louis dated January 21 notes no change overall with territory and western mediums at 25 to 28 cents, fine mediums 20 to 24, fine 12 to 21 cents.
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St. Louis
Charley Shepherd and Joyce Pruit Enter Roswell Deal
Charles Shepherd and Charles F Joyce returned from Clovis where they pursued forming a new company and opening a grocery store. They express conviction that Roswell is the best place on earth and will remain.
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Shepherd
Joyceuit Company
Roswell
Charley Shepherd
Joyce Pruit
Charles Shepherd
Charles F. Joyce
Clovis
Japan and Russia Reject American Plan on Manchuria Railways
Tokyo and St. Petersburg reports state Japan and Russia declined the U S proposal to neutralize the Manchurian railways. Tokyo cites no benefit to Japan or China and upholds its Open Door policy. Russia’s reply to Secretary Knox’s note indicates a like refusal, with both nations taking similar stances.
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Russia
Tokio
United States
Orion
China
Manchuria
St. Petersburg
Knoz
Rockhill
Kansas City Stock Market Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed
Cattle receipts 2000 including 200 southern. Market steady with ranges for native and southern cattle, stockers, bulls, calves and western varieties. Hog receipts 7000 with price weakness. bulk sales about 8.20 to 8.50, heavy 8.45 to 8.57, light 7.80 to 7.40, pigs 6.75 to 7.75. Sheep receipts 2000, market steady with muttons 4.75 to 6.00 and lambs 7.25 to 5.00, western wethers 5.00 to 7.60 and western ewes 4.75 to 5.75.
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Kansas City
Artesian Water Flow Reported Near Dunlap
A resident near Dunlap in Chaves county reports to artesian well inspector Byron Beall that an artesian flow exists in a well about six miles northwest of Dunlap. Beall plans a trip to Dunlap in the coming days to investigate the well depth and duration of drilling.
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Dunlap
Chaves County
Byron O. Beall
Beall
Boxing Boom Grips London As Fights Set
London reports a boxing boom with six contests slated for next week. The sport’s surge mirrors the era of famous fighters like Jem Smith and John L. Sullivan, aided by the National Sporting Club which has spurred widespread interest from provinces to neighboring countries.
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London
Jem Smith
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Charlie Mitchell
Lay Meetings Spread by Lavnen Mission in the South
Laynen Missionary Movement aiming to evangelize the world expands in the South hosting Georgia gathering in Macoon Ga starting Jan 21. Previous meetings in Carolina cities and upcoming events planned for Nashville Jacksonville Tampa Montgomery Jackson New Orleans Shreveport Houston Dallas and El Paso.
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Macoon Ga
Lavnen
Carolina
Georgia
Nashville
Jacksonville
Tamna
Montgomery
Jackson
New Orleans
Sareveport
Hounston
Dallas
el Paso
Travelers Arrive in Trinidad for Brief Stay
O. A. Arpin of Trinidad is in town for several days while H. Marx, a well known traveling man from Fort Worth, arrived in the city last night for a stay.
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O. A. Arpin
Trinidad
H. Marx
Fort Worth
Hale Family and Tyson Visit Roswell
Mr and Mrs B W Hale and children of Lake Arthur were visitors today Ed M Tyson of near Artesia who has been in El Paso looking for cattle arrived last night and is spending a few days in Roswell
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B. W. Hale
Lake Arthur
Ed M. Tyson
Artesia
el Paso
Roswell
Judge Lovett to File Views on Merger Suit Dismissal
Judge R S Lovett president of Union Pacific granted leave to file with the attorney general a written memorandum on the government’s bid to dismiss the case seeking to dissolve the Union Pacific Southern Pacific railroad merger.
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Washington
R.S. Lovett
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Railroads
Heaven's Protest Proves Passionate Union Evangelistic Meet
Rev George Fowler delivers a vigorous sermon on Heaven's Protest stressing God's protest against sin. The message highlights Christ's life death and resurrection as protests and predicts a men only rally with expected five hundred attendees. Rev W C Tenney requests Rev P T Ramsay to speak tonight due to Tenney's busy schedule.
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George Fowler
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Shen
Jesus Christ
Saul of
Tarsus
Christ
God
W. C. Tenney
P. T. Ramsay
Mr and Mrs J W McCubbin guests at Grand Central
Mr and Mrs J W McCubbin of Laddonia Missouri are guests at the Grand Central hotel. The note places them as visitors in town, with no further details about the stay.
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J. W. McCubbin
Laddonia, Mo
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Grand Central
Roswell Weather Summary January 21 Roswell New Mexico
U S Weather Bureau local report shows Roswell New Mexico on January 21 with a high of 53 a low of 18 and mean 36 with no precipitation. Wind from west northwest at 3 miles per hour. Tonight fair and warmer with Saturday generally fair. Compared to last year the date records show extremes of 71 and 33 and a 1901 high of 72 and 1898 low of 8.
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Roswell
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