Baruch Acts for Wilson in Steel Strike Crisis
Washington reports Samuel Gompers says President Wilson is pressing for a conference between BE Gary and workers to avert the steel strike slated for Monday. Bernard Baruch acted as Wilson emissary to Gary in a previous copper and mining dispute, while AFL leaders vow full backing but caution Gompers not yet ready to discuss specifics. The strike leadership says the AFL must stand with the workers or risk losing influence with new union members.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wilson
BE. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gompers
Baruch
Bernard M. Baruch
Gary
Bisbee
Ariz
Butte
Mont
John H. Fitzpatrick
Steel Workers’ National Compoitee
A. F. of L
American Federaton of Labor
Chicago
A.F. of L
Lighter Than Cork Invention By Russian Scientist
Sunflower stalk pith described as about ten times lighter than cork is used in life saving equipment invented by a Russian. The material promises lighter cushioning and buoyancy for cavings or related gear.
North Divide social notes from Sidney district
Mrs Wr Jeudas and children visited Sidney with her parents. Claude Sparks welcomed a baby girl last week. Will Ahern hosts sister-in-law visiting from Carroll for an extended stay. Frank Kinton rents and farms C. O. Made land. Dorothy Bales fractured her arm trying to crank a car in Sidney last Thursday. A fine baby boy was born to D J Hamer and wife on the 15th at John Jones’s home. Clyde Kinton sold a load of wheat Tuesday. Jack Frost appears with no damage reported. Mrs Hatcher and sons shopped in Sidney Saturday. John Jones family hosted Will Ahren family and Miss Tatey Sunday. Will Serrow family returned from three weeks east, enjoyed Lincoln State Fair. Mr Goodwin finished threshing Monday. Martin Christofferson visited Sidney. Clyde Kinton and wife drove to Sidney. Mrs Frank Kinton joined. Madame Ray Frame and T C Spiker families shopped in Sidney Saturday.
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Claude Sparks
Will Ahern
Carrol
Frank Kinton
C. O. Made
Dororthy Bales
Sidney
D. J. Hamer
John Jones
Babe
Jones
Clyde Kinton
Jack Frost
Ray Frame
T. C. Spiker
Farmers Busy With Wheat and Cane Harvest
Farmers report two rains last week not enough to moisten soil deeply. Many workers are busy sowing wheat and cutting cane for winter feed for the stock.
Famous Name in Boston Mayor Trilogy
The text notes three Josiah Quincys who served as Boston mayor. The first held office 1823 to 1828 and became Harvard president. His son was mayor 1846 to 1848, and grandfather of the third Quincy who served 1899 to 1903.
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Boston
Josiah Quincys
Josiah Quincy
Harvard College
Josiah Quincy, Jr
Josiah Quincey
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D. F. Bassett
Hudson and Essex Dealer
Wirthmor
Newwirthmor
America
Leon Fine
Prop
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DELCO
Sollars & Thoreen
Barnett Ranch Lighting & Appliance Co
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the Domestic Engineerng Company
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