Op erators Face Pressure as Wall Street Talks in October
New York report outlines immense pressure on operators to surrender terms after a conference. Odell and Morgan met in private, with Quay and Penrose present. Senators hinted at extra legislature to seize and operate by eminent domain if needed, while Morgan dismissed questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aly
Quay
Penrose
Odell
Morgan
Platt
Wall Street
Pennsylvania
Pose & Law
Mamma
WERVY COAL TRUST FILES SHERMAN ACT ACTION
The Wervy Coal Trust invokes the Sherman Act against miners and the Hudson Railroad seeking to restrain trade across several states. Commissioner Wright conferred with Roosevelt about a possible strike matter but the letter and details remain unclear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Railroad
Dent
Wright
Roosevelt Wright
Knox
Strikers Control Themselves Amid Conference Talks
The article notes striking coal miners controlling their pumps and maintaining order during ongoing discussions. A conference is held to consider an arbitration plan believed to help both sides and resume operations.
Grand Prize Dances Promised at 9 PM Grand March
A local dance event promises a first class affair with a long prize list. Two watches valued at 75 and 109 dollars will honor the best waiters, male and female, with many other prizes planned. The grand march is set to begin at 9 o’clock.
Frisco Chosen for 1963 Grand Army En Campment
Frisco selected as the site for the 1963 Grand Army en campment in Washington. Mrs. Mrausky Taylor of Minnesota and Mrs. Geraldine Frisby of California were elected national senior vice president and related officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
San Francisco
Grand Army
Mapa
Saas
Mrausky Taylor
Minnesota
Geraldine Frisby
California
Sacred Yom Kippur Observance Across City Services
Sunset today to sunset tomorrow marks the Yom Kippur fast and prayer period. Rabbi Joseph will preach on Unappreciated Blessings tonight at Temple de High. Tomorrow services begin at 10 a.m. with a special musical program. Orthodox Bikur Cholem holds a gathering at Morris Hall. Services also at the synagogue on Washington Street and Thirteenth Avenue.
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I Temple de Hi
Joseph
Bikur Cholem
Morris Hall
Washington Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Riot and murder indictments in Paterson strike case
In Paterson New Jersey on October 10 Me Neen and Groseman leaders of last June’s dryer strike riots were arraigned this morning on seven indictments charging them with riot and murder and related offenses in the disturbances.
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Paterson
N. J
Meneen
Groseman
Not Guilty Pleas in Riot and Murder Case
Two men charged with inciting riot and murder pleaded not guilty and were remanded in $14,000 cash bond. Fellow anarchists provided the bond, and authorities moved to proceed with the case.
Crutchbound Patient Recovers Post-Operation in D C
A patient identified as Hart in Washington reports good health after an operation. He remains on crutches but shows steady improvement and no current fear of serious complications.
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Protien Gton
D. C
Hartie
Night of Unrest Strikes City Burglaries Endangers Residents
A wave of burglaries stressed residents as thieves targeted homes and lodging houses. J O Negus reported a daytime assault and $29 seized, while others climbed through windows to steal money, papers, clothes, and a gold chain. A cocker spaniel valued by Dr Vandy was also stolen.
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Latena
J. O Negus
C. F. Maxwell
Sixth Avenue
Dol. Co. Burtis
Stewart Street
Meington Street
Rainier
Gust Storm
Mre. C. Walker
Chicago youth leaps to death at Arlington hotel
George Smeoth, son of a Chicago foundry head, died after leaping seven stories from a hotel fire escape. Authorities consider death by own action likely, noting excessive drinking and prior jail sobriety effort. Witnesses saw the act. coroner Hoye ordered the body to Bonney Stewart funeral parlors.
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George
Smeoth
Chicago
Arlington Hotel
Yestersar
Hoye
Bonney & Stewart
Oregon Brings 184 Passengers and Gold to Nome Port
The steam ship Oregon under Captain Geo M. Seeley arrived at Nome at 2 PM beating the Senator by hours. It carried 184 passengers and $260,000 in gold mostly for First National Bank, with Dr. Alexander De Soto and Frank Price among travelers. The Oregon’s captain will command the new schooner Puacko bound for Australia from San Francisco.
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Oregon
Geo M. Seeley
Nome
Senator
Natt
Hot Air
Wild Goose
Alexander de
Elopement Sparks Japanese Community Hunt in Port Blakeley
A romance from Tokio ends in elopement as Nakanish and Merida flee Port Blakeley with attempts by about a hundred Japanese friends to find them. Nakanish, a high caste worker, wooed Tem for years before marrying Merida’s wife, prompting searches to Bremerton, Beattie, and elsewhere.
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Sarah M. Renton
K. Noheman
Port Et
J. Weda
Levery Japanese
Port Blakeley
Merida
Little Tem
Nakaenieh
Tom
Herida
Bremerton
Beattie
Rome
Rida
Nakanish
Pierce
Edworth & Neville
Sunna
Ueida
America
Tokio
Japan
Port Kinkeley
Mia
Tem
Horida
Naken Fa
Council committee flips on building ordinance and Moore case
The fire and water committee reversed its stance on wood lath versus metallic lath, proposing an ordinance to require metallic lath in a district, granting Moore a special privilege for wood lath in his Arcade area buildings. Also, a baseball benefit game for William Hogg is set for October 18 at Athletic Park between Seattle and Tacoma.
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Council Committee On Fire and Water
Moore
Arcade
Lumber Exchange
Curtis
Crichton
Onere
Mr. Moore
J. A. Moore
Wiliam Noonan
Fire and Water Committee
Rmiliotty
Pine Street
Second Avenue
Pike Street
Fifth Avenue
Union Street
Third Avenue
Yesterway
Fourth Avenue
King Street
Bay
Noonan
Athleticark
Willam Hogg
Beattie
Portland
Seattie
Tacoma
Homicidal Pedagogue at Altoona Tragedy
In Grand Forks on October 10 Henry I Towes a school teacher near the Canadian border shot and killed three trustees and two Kehler daughters after a quarrel with the school board. He fatally wounded five others and seriously injured a Rempt daughter before killing himself. All victims were Mennonites. The attack followed critical remarks at the schoolhouse.
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Lhatil
Fetterly
Sloan
Mattie
Fetteriy
Albert Engetrom
A. J. Allen
Lou Allen
Mra. Sloan
A. Sloan
Mattie Sloan
Fulton
Grand Forks
Tlenry I. Towes
Altoona
John Hiebert
Peter Kehler
Abraham Remp
Kehler
Rempt
Omaha tragedy as wife of brewer dies with two sons
In Omaha on October 10 a wealthy brewer’s wife Amelia Haubens killed herself and her two sons aged 12 and 6 after going insane, according to initial reports from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erese
Omaha, Neb
Ameelia Haubens
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Cawley
Arisin
James
Hey
Young Cawley
Pest
Baer
Erie
Ashland
Den
Western Federation of
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Mitchell
Wervy Coal Trust
Frisco
Carbon
William Fetterly
Snow
Fetterly Faye
Ory
London
the King
Re Young and Day
Ballard Park Addition
Fifteenth Avenue
Seattle
Addition
Green Lake District
Herbert S
Believerman
First Avenue
Cherry Street
Lion Clothing Nore
New Britain
Iclothing House
James Henry
Ant. Mee
Cer
Kenry Hensel
Hinckley Block
R. T.shannon
Iowa
R. T. Shannon Grocery Co
Adams & Blanchard
Beth
Venice
Firet Avenue
Spring Street
Pret
Bon Marche Bros
Second Ave
Haggerty
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