WEEK OUTLOOK 18 NOT AT ALL BRIGHT
Indianapolis March 26 Bituminous coal operators and miners in central competitive and southwestern districts resume talks after a five day deadlock Robbins for the miners backs a 5.55 percent wage advance restoring 1908 scale while operators in western Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana resist any raise Potential district signings could idle western mines while other regions stay at pace, with the wage scale expiring next Saturday and 225000 miners at stake.
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Indianapolis
Robbins
Pennsylvania
Uilads
Indiana
Ohio
Mitchell
Federation Labor Declares for Workingmen in Politics
Washington February 25 The executive council of the Federation of Labor reaffirms its principle that workers must unite regardless of creed nationality or politics. It endorses independent action by trade unions while pursuing legislative demands through the American Federation of Labor and seeks impartial judges not swayed by corporate wealth. It urges workers to act as a unit at the polls and oppose political servitude and party loyalty.
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Washington
The
Federation of Labor
American Federation of Tabor
Lif
American Federation of Labor
Governor declines gift of North Carolina bonds to Michigan
Lansing March 26 Governor Warner writes the North Carolina Bondholders committee to refuse a proposed donation of state bonds. He says the gift aims to force a lawsuit testing the legality of bonds North Carolina deemed worthless as fraudulent issued during reconstruction. North Carolina's 1901 law authorized gifts to states and allows suit to collect disputed bonds. Governor Glenn explains bondholders could not sue their own state, so they sought court action through others.
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Lansing
Alici
Warner
North Carolina
Michigan
Glenn
Three Heroth ers Reunited After Forty-One Years
Richmond Indiana March 26 After a separation of forty one years James Crump is reunited with brothers Benjamin and Dr Chartes Crimp They are all Virginians and in 1805 Benjamin then a boy of 11 was brought to Indiana by Union soldiers Benjamin later returned to Virginia to bring his brothers to Indiana Charles remained at the family homestead James Crump lived in several western cities during the years while seeking his brothers
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Richmond
Ind
James Crump
Benjamin
Chartes Crimp
Benjamin Chimp
Indiana
Wayne County
Virginia
Charles
Jury Acquits Man After Killing Victim in Wait
In Charles Missouri Christian Feilner was acquitted of murder after testifying he lay in wait for Hanff and killed him. Feilner claimed self-defense and a domestic dispute preceded the incident. No closing speeches were given. verdict returned not guilty within an hour. Albany Club elects Judge Hamilton president for sixth term. Bloomfield in Pennsylvania features defense attorney's startling claim linking a fatal shooting to a husband protecting his wife’s honor.
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Charles
Christian Feilner
Barnett
Ciienit Court
Feilner
Hanff
Petisner
Rauf
Attocrneys
Albany
Andrew Hamilton
Albany Club
Judge Hamilton
Indersen
al- Dany Club
Bloomfield
Ee. C. Taylor
Claude Wisssler
Frank Ogden
Whisler
Edgerton schools closed by health board due to scarlet fever
State board of health orders Edgerton Wisconsin public schools closed amid an outbreak of scarlet fever. Union leaders debate pilotage repeal as AFL resolution protests bill. Fire ravages Bucyrus livery and adjacent structures.
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Edgerton
Wis
State Board of Health
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Conkling
Bucyrus
Ferruccia A. Vivant
United States
New York
Sioux City, Jr
Joseph Cassidy
Washington
American League Baseball Club
Cheater
John A. Locke
H.C. Harris
San Francisco
Richmond
Tad
Russia
Enterprise Botier Company
Youngstown
O. Toss
Pattison
Ohio
Theaverr
Dope Fiend Doctors Shut In Major U S Cities
Postmaster General orders New York and Brooklyn postmasters to bar ads and mail addressed to 52 illegal medical offices operating in New York Brooklyn Boston and Philadelphia and to reject mail to fictitious owner names. Inspectors say the criminal network may be largely closed after prior actions in Boston and Philadelphia and a reported appalling spread of dope tied operations.
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Crusade
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Postmaster General
Brokton
Nne
Cortelyou
Losten
Fliadelphia
Post Office Department
Susan Guary
Susan Geary
Penered
Postontee
Vickery
Goodwin
Russia's Bad Faith and Georgia Autonomy Impasse
The Georghins press for autonomy for their children amid lingering Russo Georgian tensions. A 1603 treaty promised respect for Georgian church and language, but Russia violated the compact, pressuring the Georgian church under exarch control and eroding national protections. The piece parallels with a separate brutal incident in Condersport and a West Branch schoolhouse tragedy where two students hanged a classmate during a grim act.
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Visils
Georghins Haive
Tlavier Roy
Catcarns
Kingdom of
Georgia
Cuucasus
Russia
St. Petersburg
Girl Student Commits Death by Own Action in Hartford Ky
Miss Prudle Word, a college student, was found dead in the Roughmer near Hartford Kentucky on March 26. A note left blamed a boarding house theft accusation, stating she would end her life rather than face a charge she denied. A second item notes Representative Sibley of Pennsylvania introducing a bill related to sale of government goods.
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Hartford
Pulajanes Clash In Sanat Center Wounding Officers
In Manila Sareh 20 two constabulary officers and several privates were wounded in a clash between police and Pulajanes near Maglaon Center of Sanat. Governor Curry and officials pursued surrender talks. last name Governor Curry, once Rough Rider, later Samar governor, blamed for recent peace efforts amid rumors of a treacherous ruse.
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Manila
Sareh
Maglaon
Sanat Petween
Curry
Lobloger
Bekools
Hoover
New Mexico
Rough Riders
Philippines
Jamila
United States
Pute
Marely
Samar
Feito
Had the Goods on Her Lace Smuggling Plot Unfolds
New York police arrest a richly dressed woman naming Ellen Cathers on a steamer arrival for attempting to smuggle lace worth hundreds into the country. She is held on 500 bail for examination before United States Commissioner Shiels. A friend posted 3000 in securities. Officers found rolls of lace concealed in her cloak and clothing during the search on the pier and aboard the ship.
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New York
Ellen Cathers
Cnstons
LaSavoris
United States
Shiels Anld Teld
Young Ivens is to hang for murder in Chicago
Chicago reports Richard Ivens found guilty of murdering Mrs Franklin Mollister. He confessed the crime and was swiftly tried in Judge Smith's courtroom, a record time for such a case. The verdict followed a morning of testimony with questions about the victim’s whereabouts on the day before the crime. Nearby items note Navy hazing debates in Annapolis, Rockefeller Jr. denial of a subpoena visit, and a Russia income tax draft affecting foreigners and diplomats.
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Tirs
Hollister
Chicago
Richard Ivens
Frankin C. Mollister
End of the Barry Tenny Case Dismisses Manslaughter Charges
San Francisco police judge dismissed manslaughter charges against Frankie Nell Mark Shaughnessy Spider Kelly John Frayne Timothy McGrath Thomas Burke and Billy Roche in the Barry Venny death after a glove contest finding no evidence to sustain the charges. In Bloomington Iowa a wealthy farmer Frederick Rupel 76 shot and killed himself amid despondency over illness.
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Barry Tenny
San Francisco
Coabiniss
Frankie Nell
Mark Shaughnessy
Spider Kelly
John Frayne
Timothy McGrath
Thomas Burke
Billy Roche
Barry Venny
Ned
Questionable Insurance Gifts Fuel Larceny Debate in Court
New York March 24 Justice O Sullivan says if grand jury finds campaign fund contributions from insurance funds were to deprive true owners, larceny could be charged though intent remains for jurors to determine. District Attorney Jerome disputes this, urging indictments against NY Life officials and Republican leaders.
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New York
Grand Jury
Wilich
Insurance Company
Justice O'Sullivan
Court of General Sessions
O'Sullivan
Jerome
Jonge O'Sullivan
George W. Peyking
New York Life Insurance Company
George GB. Cortelyou
Cornelius N. Bliss
Republican National Comittee
George W. Perkins
Alton Ti
Parker
Tudge O'Sullivan
Hat Check Case Denied Right to Compel Hat Checks
Bloomington readers learn the appellate court denies railroad power to force passengers to retain hat checks. T.S. and S.G. Gwinn of Baltimore sued after being ejected from a Chicago to St Louis train for not surrendering checks. The jury awarded $100, but the appellate court sustained the verdict against the railroad. Case to state supreme court. Cool Savea a Life: Miss Mariel Reeves risks life to free a child, stepping on the track and pulling the child free as a locomotive approaches.
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Bloomington
Ill
Mirek
Toa
T.S
S. G. Gwinn
Baltimore
Chicago
St Louwis
Chicago and Afton
State Supreme Court
Anderson, Ind
Morel
Miss Mariel Reeves
Miss Reeves
Michigan land sale announced for tax homestead lands
Lansing march 24 land commissioner Rose announces March 29 auction offering thousands of acres of tax homestead lands in Montmorency county.
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Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Rose
Mont- Marency County
Ten Years Imprisonment For Streetcar Manslaughter
New York March 24 A street car conductor Albert Oreman was sentenced to ten years for manslaughter in the death of Bernard Mar Donald a passenger. Judge Foster criticized carelessness by motormen and chauffeurs and cited railway damages totaling annually 2000 to deter future accidents.
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New York
Tan
Albert Oreman
Bernard Mar Donald
Oresan
Orennan
Ty Ouelesa
Sila
Foster
Oreman
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Olin
Sien Nen
Shaw denies Morgan Rockefeller money influence in Seventh district battle
Secretary Leslie M. Shaw arrived to speak and repudiated claims that Representative Tolin A. T. received funds from Morgan or Rockefeller for his campaign. He rejected accusations of corporate influence used in past campaigns and avoided comment on his own presidential bid.
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Hall
Gottel
Iffa
Morgan
Rockefeller
Shaw
Bos Moines
Tolin
A.T. Willl
Leslie M. Shaw
Dobson
Til
Dowson
Town
Weklington
Ras Makonnen Dies After Ethiopian Commander Role
Ras Makonnen governor of Bare rar Abyssinia is dead. He led Abyssinian forces in the 1808 victory over Italian troops near Adowa. Cousin of Emperor Menelik II, he was seen as a potential successor and key confidant of the emperor.
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Menellic
Albuth
Somaliland
Ras Makonnen
Bare Rar
Abyssinia
Baratierin Blareh
Adowo
Abusalunia
Buaratieri
Menelite
Ita Majesty
Ukely
Christmas Gifts in Court Admitted by Former County Treasurer
Ohio man Gustaque Graham, ex-county treasurer, admits receiving Christmas gifts from banks for depositing county funds under standard terms. He denies any formal agreement, says deposits included private funds and that banks paid him amounts up to $500 per bank and $350 from another. Separate note from March reports Pennsylvania Railroad allegedly gaining control of the Indianapolis and Hudson Traction properties, with Dayton and Western Traction expected to be acquired.
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Ohio
Sandusky
Gustaque Grahm
Christmay
Ginelnnod
Graham
Huron
Pennsylvania Hoying Traction
Richmond
Ind
Bcnd
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Indianapolis and Hudtern Traction Company
Indianapolis
Dayton and Western Traction Iine
Dayton
Fire destroys five story building on Michigan Avenue
A blaze wiped out a five story building at 86 to St Michigan Avenue in Chicago’s w abatit area near Randolph and Michigan streets. Loss estimated at 145000. Occupants included Govt. year Hubber company and Beckley Rawson company automo bile supplies dealers. Toronto: Ganwell crown hawk teller guilty of stealing over 46000 from bank funds. four years in penitentiary. Sherrick embezzlement case: arguments concluded. decision due next Wednesday.
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Chicago
Toronto
Marely
Ganwell
Crown Hawk
Penitentiars
Bunwell l
Sherrick
Indianapolis
David TE. Sherrick
McCullough
Olen Man Pays the Pine
Lansing Michigan March 20 Oscar M Hillfott pays a 566 dollar fine set by Judge Wert for selling colored margarine and escapes one year imprisonment
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Lansing
Mich
Oscar M. Hillfott
Judge Wert
Woyear
Bnprisanment
Illinois Central Railway Passenger Schedules Fragments
A fragmented timetable lists Chicago Limited 2 25 pm and Chicago Express 2 40 am and 9 55 am. Northbound trains to Waterloo Albert Lea and Dubuque include 491 St Paul and St Paul line 6 15 am 46 3 St Paul Maulfeat. Passenger service notes Waterloo to Chicago trains 22 at 6 10 pm and arrival 7 30 am. All trains daily except those marked annulled on Sunday.
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Chicago Limited
Chicago Express
St. Paul and
Cal. Lim
Dubuque Accum
Lodge and
Dubuque
Chicago Stock
Uhi
St. Paul Blin
Aniburt Lea
Albert Lea
St Paul Worscosh
Albert Lea Way
St Paul Maulfeat
Albert Ten
Right Road to Cities on the Chicago to Denver Belt
Train schedule fragment lists East and West bound routes with Chicago as hub. Services include No 20 Chicago gid St Toute Limited, No 4 Chicago and Burling passenger, No 8 St Louis Mall, No 22 Way Freight, and Twin City Limited No 19 with stops at important points daily. Freight and passenger operations run with specific departure and arrival times.
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Radar Rapids
Chicago
Omaha
St. Louis
Denver
Memphis
Colorado Springs
Pearls
Fort Worth
St Joseph
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolia
East Bount
St. Toute Limited
Burling
Fsem No
St Louis Mall
Bzoreaa
Gundey
DitOpm
Twin Cy Limited
Dally
Fioreca
Kcolford Fasagnger
OX. Banaf
Ox. Sun- Gry
Sease-Se
Seseere
Lropm
C. G. W. Railway
Enat Elde
Joasue
Kanana
Dex Moines
Way
Ofot Freight Sasemnee
Norta Bouird
Ghi
Weat
BtPaul Maxprasaent
Chi
St.Paul Expresaent
Twin City
Ngar
Chl
Oelwein
Aldo
Rail connections noted at Denver Junction and Waverly
In the diary style notice, Watertow Cedar Falls and Northern No 61 joins at Denver Junction with G G W No 6 for routes west to Omaha. No 55 meets G G W No 1 at Waverly toward Ty. Dadca No 2 meets at Waverly for westward C G W Ry. No 64 links at Denver Jet with C G W No 4 from west. No 6 joins at Waverly toward Ford Dodge.
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Denver
Omaha
Waverly
G G. W
Dadca
Ford Dodge
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Ately
Marquette
Ontagon
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D. J. Norton
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Empire Lumber Company
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Detroit
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Ashlin
Fet
Criminal Medical
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Condersport
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Charles Brewster
West Branch
Eddie Benting
West Branel
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Sibley
Bag
Pulajanes
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Ivens
Annapolis Naval “Academy
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Senate
House
Oriel
Beutak Fiveaig
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Standard OF Company
Takewoot
John DB. Rockefeller
Jy. TL
Bint
Hehalf
Hadley
Mirsousi
St. Tetershburg
Morehch
Tein
lMreterick Rupel
Normal
Captan Cutelle
Tullies O'Sullivan
Tf Life Insurance
Simeet Car Coniuctor
RAS Makkonnen
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Ommiche
Sioux City
Ft. Dodge
Omeba Mat
Waterloo
Port Dodge
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