Packing House Strike Expands Across Cities With Injunctions
The packing house strike broadens as Kansas City and East St. Louis plants prepare to ship meat amid a growing non union presence. An injunction in Belleville restrains strikers from interfering with operations, while Gompers visits New York and kosher beef buyers fast in protest of high prices.
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Maha
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Stationary Women’s Intentional Union
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Lo‘t
Ney
St. Clair County Civit Court
Belleville
Illinois
Gomp
American Federation of Or
York
Colored soldiers revolt during maneuvers at Steelacoom
Troop E Ninth Cavalry charged white troops and Nineteenth Infantry with drawn sabers in Steelacoom during army maneuvers. Umpires ruled out Troop E after an election. The incident created a brief reign of terror and left three soldiers wounded in Tacoma Washington on July 1.
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Steelacoom
Ninth Cavalry
Washington
Nineteenth Infantry
Events Conventions And Meetings To Be Held This Week
A roundup lists forthcoming events across organizations. Conferences, lectures, and meetings are scheduled in various venues this week, highlighting community, cultural, and educational activities with dates and locations.
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England
Busy Week in St Louis World’s Fair City
The article notes a packed convention week in St Louis with the Democratic national convention hosting followed by sessions of the United Order of Foresters and other gatherings. It mentions a post office dispute in Las Vegas and lists local petitioners and trustees challenging the abolition and removal of the Las Vegas post office.
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Margerito Romero
Jesus M. Tafoya
Ignacio Estibel
Martin Delgado
Feline Delgado
Thomas Williams
Elmer E. Veeder
John D. W. Veeder
Las Vegas
Iowa Democrats Split Amid Faction Struggle
Iowa City July 18 reports a divide among Democrats as factions clash over key nominations. Kuroki faction accusations of Russian influence surface while Japanese nominations fade in the turmoil. The story notes lingering partisan losses and uncertain leadership as old politicos press for unity.
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Kuroki
Mao Tien
Pass i
Mao Tien Pass
Kuroki Prais
Rival factions edge toward bitter fight at Democratic state convention
The convention to name candidates for secretary of state and other offices opens tomorrow amid a split between two factions that began over last spring's Hearst instruction. A halt is predicted as meetings clash with many other events including the Ancient Order of Hibernians and Sigma Chi national conventions.
Cattle and Sheep Market and Chicago Trading Notes
Cattle prices listed for Kansas City and Chicago markets with steadiness in cattle demand. Native steers, southern steers and cows shown with price ranges. sheep and lambs also priced. Other items note wheat corn oats pork lard and copper prices, plus international market updates and political notes from London and Tokyo.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Loomis Inquest Finds No Death Cause Determined
In London on July 18 an inquest into the death of Frederick Kent Loomis, found Saturday at Warren Point, heard a doctor testify the wound behind the ear likely occurred before death. The jury ruled the deceased was Frederick Kent Loomis and that no evidence established the manner of death.
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London
F. Kent Loomis
Warren Point
Frederick Kent Loomis
Five Hundred Head Shipped from Bovina to Montana
J Phelps White sent five hundred two year old steers from Bovina Texas to Montana. The cattle, owned by the L F D outfit, sold to Montana buyers for 7500 dollars at 15 dollars per head. White was accompanied by L J Beard the Texas Association cattle inspector. The steers were in excellent condition.
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J. Phelps White
Bovina
Texas
Montana
White
L. J. Beard
Texas Association
L. F. D. Outfit
Found Statue of Apollo at Carthage Exhumed
French archaeologists uncover a colossal Apollo statue near Carthage ruins with minimal damage except forearms. The piece, praised for matchless beauty, will be transported to the Louvre for display.
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Paris
Carthage
Apollo
City Meat Market Promises Fresh KC Meats at Low Prices
The City Meat Market says it is prepared to meet competition by killing its own meats and offering a variety of KC meats, noting previous shortages due to high water. It pledges to serve customers with low prices and improved service as it resumes KC meat handling.
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Combine
K. C
Negro Identified in Tenderloin Assault Case
Denver police identified Charles Whiteson, an ex convict, as the man who attacked Marie Barille in her room in the tenderloin district Sunday morning. Blood stains and hairs on his clothes, matching the victim, support the identification. the girl remains in critical condition at the county hospital.
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Marie Barille
Tenderloin
Canyon City man visiting daughter in town
D N Donohoe of Canyon City Texas is in the city as the guest of his daughter Mrs George M Slaughter.
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D. N. Donohoe
Canyon City
Texas
George M. Slaughter
Herman Snyder
Karl Snyder
Albuquerque
Prominent Virginia Attorney on Dying in Clifton Forge
Robert L. Parrish of Covington Virginia, a leading attorney for the C O and railroad companies, lies in a hospital in Clifton Forge in a dying condition after an appendectomy. He was brought in by special train from Covington and cannot survive the night. His son Robert L. Parrish Jr. is away on a westward tour and not reachable.
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Robert L. Parrish
Covington
Virginia
Clifton Forge
Robert L. Parrish Jr
Parrish
Controversy over Las Vegas N M postoffice grows
Washington dispatch reports mandamus proceedings begun in the district supreme court to compel action related to the Las Vegas New Mexico postoffice dispute, marking another chapter in the long controversy.
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Washington
Las Vegas, N M
District Supreme Court
Lightning Struck Dam On Farm Near Hagerman
H R Morrow returned from Hagerman after inspecting a dam on the Barnett and Morrow farm one mile from Hagerman. Lightning struck the dam causing heavy damage. Repairs will cost about 500 dollars and men began work this morning.
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H. R. Morrow
Hagerman
Barnett and Morrow
Fine hotel proposition noted in advertisement column
A brief ad copy notes a fine hotel proposition in the adjacent column referenced by M. and T. indicating promotional interest or potential listing.
Juarez's Name is Honored in Mexico City Ceremony
In Mexico City on July 18 the city honored the name of Juarez with a formal ceremony. Officials and residents gathered to pay tribute, highlighting Benito Juarez's impact on law and reform.
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Juarez
City of Mexico
Nomination Assured for Folk in Missouri Governor Race
Jefferson City July 18 One day before the Democratic state convention Circuit Attorney Joseph Folk of St Louis seems practically assured of the nomination for governor. Folk supporters push for Congressman Vandiver as temporary chairman provoking a fight with the state committee.
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Jefferson City
Vention Circuit
Joseph Folk
St. Louis
Ries
Vandiver
Davis in Conference Over D NC Chairman Choice
Henry G. Davis the Democratic vice presidential nominee conferred with Democratic leaders in New York on the choice of chairman for the Democratic National Committee.
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Democratic National Committee
New York
Henry G. Davis
Roosevelt Busy Preparing Acceptance Speech for Nomination
Oyster Bay July 18 President Roosevelt works daily on his notification speech and letter of acceptance. He plans no palatial campaign speeches, focusing on his position and administration results.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
N. Y
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