Littlefield Opposes Labor Bill Clash With Gompers
Representative Charles Littlefield of Maine and Samuel Gompers head of the American Federation of Labor confronted each other at a hearing on a civic federation bill amending the Sherman anti trust act. Littlefield, seen as hostile to labor concessions, defended the bill’s labor provisions while Gompers criticized it yet praised the aim of allowing freer business transactions. The session included debates over labor organization immunity and potential boycott penalties as a broader fight between Congress and organized labor over labor law interpretations.
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Hearst
Washington
Charles. &. Littlefield
Maine
Samuel Gorpers
American Federation of Labor
Civic Federation
Littlefield
Gomners
Ma. Littlefield
Mr. Gompers
Mrr. Gompers
Representtative Littlefield
Congress
Frank Vind Neastie
Gompers
Labor
Cour
Judiciary Committee
Lahoy
Chatinian
Mr. Tittlefield
Theunil
Johnson Seeks Bryan's Scalp in Democratic Nomination Fight
Mourst Leased Wire reports Johnson allies in Chicago and the Minneapolis Democratic committee launch a salvo against Bryan. The letter accuses the Johnson faction of steering toward autocracy and warns that the party must reject Bryan in a bid to rehabilitate the nation and secure a political victory. Frederick S. Lynch signs the Minneapolis state committee notice.
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Mourst
Chicago
William Ten Migs Bryan
Johnson
Nebraska
Mr. Logan
Aromd
Hella
Gov. Johngen
Tite
Rederick
Lynch Measurer
Minjuanolis Blate Committee
Master Bakers to Attend State Convention in Galveston
Ten master bakers from San Antonio travel to Galveston for the annual Master Bakers’ Agency of Texas convention set for May 4 6 and 7. Treasurer Phillip H Langadrtert and secretary W Piehanptte lead a San Antonio contingent with Tred Co Pfeiffer William J Strechter and James Batlie on the executive committee. Houston president John Fischer Galveston vice president John Gotlob and Galveston member WW Starling with Geo Melnhash of Houston complete the executive lineup.
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Eft
Galveston
Master Bakers’ Agenciation of Texas
San Antonio
Phillip H. Langadert
W. Piehanptte
Tred Co
Houston
John Gotlob
Galveson
Starling
Geo Melnhash
Hawsinn
Baylor Defeats A. and M in Texas College Game
Baylor University defeated Texas A. and M. in a Texas game on April 4. The winning margin and exact score are unclear due to the garbled OCR text, but Baylor claimed the win over the Aggies. The report notes continued play and a strong showing by Baylor.
Alleged graft among solons near 1905 restoration
Lite Rock Arkansas reports that indictments are expected weekly as the Malaski county grand jury probes the 1905 restoration affairs. Former Senator Joan A Hinkle appears before the jury with testimony about payments by several trials in the district including that of Premier Stanton WO Ant, convicted of bribery and sentenced to years in prison.
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Hearst
Lite Rock
Ark
Lite
Malaski County
Joan A. Hinkle
Baleav
Ainkis
Premer Stanton
Ant
Coroner's jury holds five in manslaughter case
In Arkansas at a country dance Rufus Woods was felled in a yard melee. Witnesses describe a fight that led to Woods drawing a knife and escaping after the altercation. The coroner's jury charged Melph Nass Guy Woods and others with manslaughter pending further proceedings.
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Nrohn
Ark
Melph
Wrail Nass
Guy Woods
Rufus Woods
Che Woods
Dover
Soll Verense
Davies
Remove pistol ball in his leg after 18 years
By Hearst Leased Wire Dergler Alin April 1 S Sullivan had a pistol ball removed from his leg that had rested there for 18 years An accidently found by Sullivan's nephew Doh Haggerty Rosters attempted to implant it at the time but failed He consented to the operation and the bullet removed near the knee was successfully extracted
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Hearst
Dergler
Alin
S. PL
Sullivan
My. Sulivan
Neputo
Doh Haggerty
Wne
Sullivans Tip
Victory in Saloon War Moves to Final Hours
Tenrgt Tenned reports Illinois prohibition leaders predict about 1000 saloons to close at upcoming Imperial elections this Tuesday. Nearly 2000 cities and villages will vote on the temperance measure as preachers urge Christians to back prohibition. Campaigns center on tens of petitions and state-wide appeals with decisive votes expected tomorrow.
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Wire
Cheago
Apell
Wilyou
Prohibition Party
Wesiay
Ieee
Minola
Mieals
Pugilist Knocks Out A Society Man In Five Rounds
Anthony J Desi Biddle a society leader, author, and amateur boxer, loses to Philadelphia Jack O'Brien after a five round bout at the exclusive Meplon Crinket club. The fight ends with O'Brien delivering the decisive blows, leaving Biddle down.
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Philadelphia
Anthony J. Desi Biddle
Feader
Jack O'Brien
O'Brien
Local Weather Forecast For San Antonio Area
San Antonio and vicinity see a Sunday with a low around 4% and a high near 52 degrees. Wind was light at 4 mph early morning. The weather office notes a comparison to last year and references a national forecast on page Biy.
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OCA
San Antonio
Janaeile
Panic in Bloomington Fire Trap Kills Two Women
An explosion of gas in a Bloomington hall caused a stampede as 360 people rushed for exits. Two women died and several others were injured. exits were blocked, a small balcony opened, and the frail landing collapsed. Mrs. Paris Stanger and Mrs. John W. Dawson were among the initial victims.
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Hearst
Wirt
Bloomington
Shomergortor
Ellsworth
Inaugurate gag rule in Congress
Washington April 4 Democrats in the house faced a battle over procedure as they marshalled forens against opponents. The house adopted the gag rule that had existed under Speaker Henderson, signaling a partisan clash over debate limits.
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Congress
Hearst
Washington
Sangresé
Henderson
Ethel Roosevelt Drives Train Car Throttle for 60 Mile Run
Mrs Roosevelt and party rode private car to terminal station as her hand on the throttle kept a 60 mile per hour pace from New Orleans toward Washington. Anxious onlookers watched, bouquets sent, and a lighter-hearted scene unfolded aboard the train before it continued on its route.
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Ethel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hion
New Orleans
Waeltigton
Roos Boorntary
Parte
Aouth Pa Heon Gory Honsang
Montgomery
Aufanin Pd
West Point
Newhar
Bull
Nallings
Herasa
Formation of Davidson Club On Same Day Offer $250 To Talk
A Texas mass meeting divided Bailey and Davidson supporters as Bailey spoke on his 17 year congressional record and denied links to trusts. An anti Bailey faction offered $250 to any Bailey backer who would debate a Davidson ally on stage. Bailey arrived from Houston for the event as crowds roared for both sides amid questions over party unity.
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Jaitkin
Tex
Texas
J. W. Bailey
Davidson
Buller
Bailey
Debale
Lea Dexice Ae Binila
Camipalad Tund
Martin Dols Af Beaumont
Senator Bailey
Houston
Rayon City
Rogert E. Cooree
C. W. Robinson
B.A. Bonner
Toho ‘A. Hulon
George E. Russell
D.er
CP. Myer
W. M. Batts
B. F Henderson
Baily
Congress
Senate
Devin Owlsey
Vidson
Murthy
Bowmmmans
Court House
Jourt Takes Houston Insurance Matter Under Advisement
A court case involving Houston insurance issues is under advisement as the judge weighs motions. The proceedings reference interties with a life insurer and potential courts enjoining continued contracts. The language mentions a district or local matter and ongoing deliberation by the judiciary.
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Jourt
Houston
Speeal
Austin
Tex
Guaragter Life Insurances
Canary
Hourston
Woforn
Fudge Patho
Kitts Mird
Cork
Nyaingy Gonrutastoner
Incapinite Lave
Commissionae
Intertariae
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Illinois
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Paris Stanger
Jono W. Dawson
Werk
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