Carmen To Receive Wage Increase Says Foreman
General Foreman Wigton states the wage raise for Carmen is practically settled by the company. The remark indicates nearing agreement on the pay raise.
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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1903
Page
1
Katy Carmen Union Talks Move to Raise Wages
The Katy railroad carmen seek a conference with company committees this month after shops in Sedalia closed amid a lockout like situation. Current pay scales are 17 ½ to 22 ½ cents per hour. Santa Fe recently agreed to a 17 to 30 cent range, prompting expected demand for higher wages on July 1. Managers: Wigton Doyle O Herrin and Allen. a new schedule may be modified at the meeting.
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Sntinel
Carmens’ Union
Katy
The
Sentinel
Carmén’s
Wigton
Doyle
Denison
Wm. O’herrin
A. A. Allen
Sana Fe
Topeka
Santa Fe Carmen
Sentinel Today
Mystery of the Moated Grange Murder Conviction
Samuel Dougal is found guilty at Chelmsford of the murder of Miss Camille Holland and sentenced to death. The case, dubbed The Mystery of the Moated Grange, details how Dougal lived with the woman, forged checks, and buried her body after she vanished over two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Press Association
London
Samuel Douga
Chelmsforn
Camille Holland
Moated Grange
Dougal
Miss Holland
Chelmsford
Alleged Smithton Bank Robber Arrested Today
Clarence Hern of Smithton Missouri is arrested on bank robbery charges after being seen entering the Smithton bank at noon while it was believed closed. He will be taken to Sedalia for a preliminary hearing as officials press their case with witnesses including Cashier Wright and John Selken.
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Clarence Hern
Smithton
Hern
J. L. Jones
Wright
Justice of the Peace
R. S. Summerville
Jones
Sedalia
Sale
John Selken
Justice Summerville
The
Sentinel
Lee confesses to bribery in doodling case before grand jury
Former lieutenant governor John A. Lee testified he received 750 from the American Tobacco company to fund his campaign and 1000 from the sugar trust to write articles, as lawmakers debated a cigarette bill and a sugar bill. Witness Richard B. Speed disclosed a 800 payment to influence a coal oil inspection measure, with others including Senator Lyons questioned.
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Chicago
Grand Jury
Folk
John A. Carroll
Lee
American Tobacco Company
Sugar Trust
Alumnill
Richard B. Speed
Nevada
Southwest Mail
Speed
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Lyons
Senator Lyons
Editor Rosa Pearle's Paper Notfolded At All
Illness of Rosa Pearle's editress in St Louis caused weeks without issue but report of discontinuation is unfounded. She says the publication will resume July 1.
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Rosa Pearle
St. Louis
Local Marriage Licenses Issued In Sedalia Area
Marriage licenses issued today include Robert J. Sullivan and Cordelia Dunlap of Sedalia, J Clifford of Sedalia with Minnie Wild of Smithton, and Max Riecke with Minnie Dump of Dumpville.
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Robert J. Sullivan
Cordelia Dunlap
Sedalia
Mr. J. Clifford
Minnie Wild
Smithton
Max Riecke
Minnie Dump
Dumpville
Officials' Resignations Held During Oklahoma Land Inquiry
Rumors say a government land office scandal is under investigation in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. Many officials reportedly wished to resign but were told resignations would not be accepted. Interior Department officials will not comment, with a statement expected soon.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Washington
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Department of the Interior
Kansas City to Ship 500 Harvest Hands for Wheat Crop
The first shipment of harvest hands for Kansas wheat leaves Thursday. State employment agent S. B. Gerow plans to send 500 men now and aims for 20,000 more. Wheat harvest expected to be in full swing next week.
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Scripps-McRae Press Association
Kansas City
Kansas
S. B. Gerow
State Music Teachers to Meet in Jefferson City
The State Music Teachers association heads to Jefferson City for its annual meeting on Thursday and Friday. Mrs. W. D. Steele leads the group with the Ladies' Musical club shipping out this afternoon and tomorrow, listing numerous attendees including Mesdames Bard Estill Jones Miller Bax ter and others plus several Misses from the local clubs.
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State Music Teachers Association
Jefferson City
W. D. Steele
Capital City
Ladies’ Musical Club
Mesdames Chas Bard
Nannie Estill
Edgar Jones
George Miller
John Baxter
Grant Crawford
Harvey MacGugin
E. F. Yancey
Oscar Ot
Summer Gloves Fashion Warns and Offers Varied Styles
Fashion notes enforce summer glove use with options from kid and fabric gloves to silk elbow length and extra heavy silk gloves. Prices range from 89 cents to $1.25 with colors including white black tan slate and self stitching.
Women's Tailored Suits on Sale At Desirable Reductions
Bargain women’s suits offered in voiles eta ceviots and fashionable fabrics. High quality tailoring promises durable style with up to date cuts. Select single numbers from reduced lots. prices drop from 32.50 35 to 22.50 18.75 and as low as 12.50 depending on size.
Affordable corsets promise style and cooling comfort
A Summer Corset advice notes good fit matters more than mere coolness. Options include bias gored Batiste corsets at $1.00 with French clasps, lace trim, and garter tabs, plus satin ribbon finishes and long waisted designs. A 1.50 sateen option features non rustable boning. Also offered is 75e taped girdles for active outdoor wear.
Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets Lead Fashion Figure Claims
The ad touts Warner's Rust-Proof Models as the corsets that fit and shape best for current fashions. It promises easy creation of a fashionable silhouette and asserts many women with graceful figures wear Warner's Rust-Proof Model. Every pair is guaranteed.
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Warner
Power of Selection in Business and Style
A note on choosing well in art history writing and commerce. It asserts that great makers and writers select what to include and omit, and that stores win customers by picking good, wanted goods while excluding poor items. The idea emphasizes strategic filtering to gain market share.
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Warner’s
J. D. Hail Dry Goods CO
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