Miners seek wage raise as UMW telegraphs Wilson
The United Mine Workers telegrammed President Wilson from Scranton Pennsylvania urging the reopening of the wage agreement signed earlier with operators. They seek an additional increase and a guaranteed safeguard for reductions in pay, amid wartime cost concerns and Treasury data on debt.
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United Mine Workers of America
Wilson
Scramson, Pa
Ann
Anthracite
Scranton
Anthracite Coal Commission
Personal Rev Dr Ph T Wartzter Dies in Pennsylvania
Personal Rev Dr Ph T Wartzter longtime bishop of the United Evangelical church and editor of the Evangelical died at his home in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Jen W K Stack a millionaire lumber magnate and financer died at Escanaba Michigan of heart failure.
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United Evangelical Church
The
Evangelical
Parrisburg
Jen W K. Stack
Escanada, Mich
World News Highlights From Berlin To London
Dispatches report Lithuanian detachments driving Polish forces back along the Grodno Suwalki front and capturing prisoners. The White Eadie airship nears readiness to depart Italy for the United States carrying passengers. Zamora threatens to execute kidnap victims in Mexico. Gavan Duffy is ordered to leave France within 24 hours. Japan to keep troops at Vladivostok for life and property security. Budenny's army reported destroyed in Warsaw notes. A Balmoral gathering of Irish servants with King George described. Semenoff injured in a mine explosion in China with followers hurt. San Juan Heights residents protest rent hike before Gov. Harrison. Stockholm urges prohibition on liquors above 2.8 percent. Sao Paulo sails with King Albert and Queen Elizabeth to Rio. Korea reports cholera outbreak with deaths. UK coal miners vote for strike 606,782 to 238,865.
Gompers backs Cox as union vote tests campaigns
The AFL leaders endorse Cox in a nonpartisan labor committee report while Republicans defend their fundraising, alleging improper influence and party tactics. The senatorial inquiry hears figures on contributions and the use of federal officeholder funds.
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Campiiza
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Meo Upbani
National Fund
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American Defense Society
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Pantivity Association
Enowocrate
Ah Derues
Pittsburgh
Hays
Lays
New Jersey Federation of Liquor Interests
W. D. Jamniesonu
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Reed
Spencer
Edge
Kenyon
Jamieson
Lord Mayor Mac Swiney Holds On In Brixter Jail
Reports say Cork leader Lord Mayor Mac Swiney has not starved himself to death in Brixter jail and remains strong. Riots in Ireland continue and the British government refuses release despite international pressure. Frank P. Walsh after meeting with Secretary Colby says Colby promised to endeavor to do something quickly for the prisoner. The meaning of any American action remains unclear.
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MacSwiney
Cork
Brixter
Ireland
Frank P. Walsh
American Commission For
Colby
No Pain Now in Onalaska Woman's Testimonial
Mrs. Lester E. Warner of Onalaska Wisconsin reports relief from years of back and stomach pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the medicine ended her suffering and enabled full housework and daily activity. The letter explains how such testimonials encourage other women to seek relief.
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Onalaska
Wis
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Lester E. Warner
R. 1
Box 69
Lydia E. Pinkham
What Is a Cat as Told by a Child
A seven year old geologist’s daughter recalls her pet cat with playful, inventive labels. Father calls her a segregation from an intrusive magma of doubtful genesis, mother says basement complex, sister Helen calls her secondary impoverishment, while FE simply calls her my dear little kitty.
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Kitty
Boston Transcript
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