Labor leaders seek stay on contempt ruling in Buck's Stove case
Attorneys for Samuel Gompers John Ichell and Frank Morrison asked the District Court of Appeals for a stay on its mandate sentencing them to 30 days in jail and fines of 500 dollars each for contempt in the Buck's Stove and Range case. They plan to appeal to the Supreme Court and the court granted leave to renew if the appeal cannot be prepared within fifteen days. A rehearing would be filed in the Supreme Court over the Palestine office and shop removals. The attorneys insist the yesterday decision was only an ex parte temporary injunction and not the full merits of the case. They expect a final ruling in favor of the labor movement, preserving Houston and New Orleans offices while shops stay in Palestine. The rest of the column notes a River Side Restaurant chicken supper and a local meat company advert.
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Washington, D. C
O Mere
Samuel Gompers
John Ichell
Frank Morrison
District Court of Appeals
Mitchell
Morrison
E Buck
Supreme Court of United States
Supreme Court
Palestine
Houston
New Orleans
Will Seek Rehearing in Case Involving Shops
Houston May 8 Judge W H Wilson counsel for the G N railway said today the company will seek a rehearing and to file a motion in the case involving shops. He noted the process stems from ongoing legal action and did not disclose further details of the motion or the potential impact on operations.
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G. N
Houston, Tex
W. H. Wilson
the & G. N. Railway
Lukin Re-elected SA Schools Head Amid Board Tug of War
Charles S Lukin was re elected San Antonio public schools superintendent for one year at a tense regular board meeting. An attempt to delay the election by three directors failed, Terrell casting the deciding vote for immediate selection. The session also approved staff reappointments and discussed building needs including a possible new high school and Beacon Hill expansion.
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Charles S. Lukin
San Antonio
G. BE. le Stourgeon
A. Seidel
G. Bechtel
Frederick Terrell
LeStourgeon
Betchel
Betchel, Mr. Seidel
Lukin
Sam Harris
Dr. Terrell
Seidel
Bechtel
Mr. Harris
Goeth
Terrell
Harris
Paul Scholz
Kate Nentwiz
Calvin Goodloe
John CO. Kemp
Q. B. Lee
Williams
Madison Square Park
M. J. Bleim
Marshall Johnson
Beacon Hill School
Praise This Remedy For Lung Trouble
A nationwide collection of testimonials praises Eckman's Alterative as effective for coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles. A St Marys Academy note from ONeill Nebraska cites recovery after TB and night sweats. The ad claims years of testing, no narcotics, and availability from A M Fischer and others with Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia offering recovery booklets.
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Eckman
St. Mary’s Academy
O'Neill
Nebraska
Columbus
Ohio
Mother Superior
A. M. Fischer
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Oh Girls Try GETS-IT For Corns Cure Ad
An old time advertisement touts GETS-IT corn cure as fast and easy to use. It claims quick relief from corns warts callouses and bunions with no fuss or pain and notes the 25 cent price and Chicago seller E Lawrence & Co.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles dissolves gravel cures diabetes weak backs rheumatism and irregularities of kidneys and bladder in men and women Regulates bladder troubles in children If not sold by your druggist will be sent by mail on receipt of 1 00 One small bottle is two months treatment and seldom fails to perfect a cure Send for Texas testimonials Dr E W Hall 2926 Olive street St Louis Mo Sold by druggists
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Texas
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Militants vow vigorous campaign after suffrage defeat
London officials report militant suffragettes caused over 5 million dollars in property damage in three months and warn that costs to protect lives and property push the annual burden to about 25 million. Tottenham bomb attempt prompts police vigilance as former constitutional suffragettes join the militant group.
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London
British Isles
Scotland Yard
Suffragettes
Central
Militant Organization
Fighting Sisterhood
Lawrence
Tottenham
St. Paul's Cathedral
Skirts discarded as voters march to 2013 era morality plays
Local suffragist Mrs. Christian Hemmick writes a drama predicting skirts will be discarded by 2013 with oriental trousers replacing public attire. A morality play on suffrage is to be performed this month to aid the cause, with reviews at Chamber of Commerce meetings and speaker Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley. The National Woman's Suffrage Association resumes activity, aided by Judge John Crosby of Colorado directing a renewed campaign to win converts in Congress.
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Washington
D. C
Christian Hemmick
Hemmick
Chamber of Commerce
Harvey W. Wiley
John Crosby
Colorado
Men's National Association For Woman Suffrage
Congress
Women Launch Campaign for Louisiana Suffrage
In New Orleans on May 8 the Woman Suffrage Party of Louisiana held its first meeting. Organizers led by Mrs Lake D Meehan said the southern movement grows and Louisiana may join Western states in obtaining equal suffrage. The group rejects militancy, aiming to win by education.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Woman Suffrage Party of
South
Lake D. Meehan
Missing Men Sought After Port Houston Outing
Houston May 8. An active search began for Dr A J Baumhartladt Ben Bletch and Arthur Joy all of Port Houston. They left Sunday by gasoline launch on the San Jacinto river for a one day outing with provisions for one meal and no extra clothing. No trace found after casual search for miles.
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Houston
Tex
A. J. Baumhartladt
Ben Bletch
Arthur Joy
Port Houston
San Jacinto
Mitchel Requested to Accept Office for Port of New York
President Wilson requested John Purroy Mitchel accept the post of collector of customs at New York Port. Senator OGorman and Secretary McAdoo supported the bid. Mitchel stated no candidacy and asked to delay until June 1 to finish city and port projects. Wilson spelled name as Mitchell, requiring a second nomination to Senate.
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Port of New York
Washington, D. C
John Purroy Mitchel
New York
White House
Wilson
Mitchel
O’gorman
McAdoo
Board of Apportionment
City of New York
Manhattan Island
Board of Railroad and Marine Terminal
Brooklyn
Senate
Mitchell
Bismarck Cafe Music Schedule Near Grand Opera House
The Bismarck Cafe beside the Grand Opera House offers music from 4 30 to 6 pm and again from 7 to 11 pm. Local patrons can enjoy evening performances in a central venue.
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Bismarck
Grand Opera House
Six Carried in Biplane at Chartres Record Flight
In Chartres France May 8 a French aviator Frangeois piloted a biplane for 75 minutes carrying six passengers setting both world records for passenger count and duration. Observers report the flight as a milestone in endurance aviation.
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Chartres
France
Frangeois
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Liberty
Citizens’ League Campaign Committee
Riverside Restaurant
Union Meat Company
A. Collman
Charles Lukin
Charles
Sister Marie
Sisters of St. Francis
Les
Schutz
Geo. Heberer
Water Street
San Antonio, Texas
Milwaukee
Suffrage Party
Piel Bros
Citizens’ League
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