Southern Pacific Refuses to Recognize Shop Craft Federation
Railroad officials led by Julius Kruttschnitt reject recognition of the federation of shop employees comprising five unions and 25 000 men. They argue recognition would hamper duties to the public. Unions considered a strike vote after a three hour meeting, awaiting their officers' approval.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Julius Kruttschnitt
Harriman
Kruttschnitt
Robbers Hold Up Southern Pacific Express Near Selay
Three men robbed the southbound Oregon Express on the Southern Pacific a mile and a half north of Senay at nine o clock Friday night. They blew the safes rifled them and escaped with unknown booty. Two accomplices watched from the roof. no one was injured.
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Oregon Express
Redding
Cal
One
Southern Pacific
Senay
Foreclosure suits filed on Lewis company properties
Foreclosure suits have been filed in the United States circuit court by non residents seeking sale of three real estate tracts owned by 2 G Lewis companies to satisfy mortgages. The property includes a tract of fifty eight acres.
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St. Louis
United States Circuit Court
2. G. Lewis’ Companies
Starts a Little Revolution in Mexico City Proclaimed
Colonel Acosta a former officer announces plans to conduct a revolution in Mexico City. He signals intent to challenge current authority and rally supporters. Authorities monitor activity as unrest potentially grows.
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Mexico City
Acosta
Troops to Fort Huachuca Prepared for Frontier Emergencies
The War Department plans to station cavalry forces at Fort Huachuca to ensure ample manpower for frontier emergencies. This move aims to keep ready a strong cavalry presence in the event of rapid military needs on the frontier.
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Scrder
Whabington
War Department
Huachuca
Aris
Happenings Of The Past Week Sized For History
A sweeping round up of events includes Panama Canal guard mobilization and Taft health party attacks on tariff bills. Notes on parcels post plans for rural routes, large dividend payments, and red cross stamps removal. Census center shifts westward, Alaska rail needs, and unrest in Iowa and Canada. A Typhoid drive, religious consecration, and a Kansas City fatal fall close the batch.
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Panama Canal
Latta
Taft
Congress
Hitchcock
Treasury
Red Cross
McNamara Defense Fund
United States
Census Bureau
Bloomington
Monroe County
Indiana
China
Primaries Result From All Ninety Two Counties
The state canvassing board reports the nine two counties cast votes for nomination for state office at the late primaries. Most results will stand as recorded with minor adjustments from the board's review. a few errors found may shift tallies slightly but not alter overall standings.
Broad political currents and weather tolls hit multiple regions
Massachusetts Democrats launch a Foss boom as plots unfold against the Honduran government. Heavy rainstorms lash Philadelphia area and Kentucky endures a ten hour downpour breaking decades. Hyderabad’s Nizam dies. Maryland’s Gorman possible Democratic governor candidate. Mexico’s Francisco I. Madero nominated by the Progressive Party. Mitchell South Dakota sees two inches of hail and severe crop damage. Atlantic coast inundations rise from torrential rains. French meat bans amid high prices. American troops near Texas border begin limited Mexico excursions. A German, Stephen Froesil, dies in Oklahoma City hospital after sneezing caused hemorrhages. Six lives lost in a Grand Trunk collision at iheabtin canteens arrests follow in Berlin.
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Masschusetts Democrats
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Reaf Jah Nixamaul-Mulk
Francisco Ll Madero
Progressive Party
Mexico
Mitchell
Atlantic
France
Texas
Stephen Froesil
Oklahoma City
Grand Traif
Iheabtin
Berlin
Srrest
Lincoln asylum overcapacity prompts plan to suspend inebriate care
Superintendent Hay says Lincoln State Hospital faces acute overcrowding and plans to ask the state board at its next meeting to temporarily suspend the law providing care for inebriates in the institution after consulting Douglas county authorities.
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State Hospital For
Lincoln
Hay
Douglas County
State Board of Public Lands and Buildings
State Buys Home Securities
The board authorizes selling $31,000 of Tennessee 3 percent state bonds and reinvesting in 4 percent municipal bonds. Treasurer George accepts $17,500 Bridgeport bonds, $8,5090 Hargier bonds, and $4,500 Bartley bonds.
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Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Tennessee
George
Bridgeport
Hargier
Price a Probable Candidate for United Senate
W B Price of Lincoln a prominent Democrat is likely to seek the United Senate seat in the upcoming primary though no formal declaration has been made. Deputy Auditor Shahan urges court action to protect appropriations for Omaha medical and Curtis agricultural schools if protests block them. About twelve hundred corporations have not paid the annual state occupation fee. they have until September 26 to comply. A formal complaint has been filed with the governor.
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Omaha Medical School
Curtis Agricultural School
Shahan
Puot
Secretary of State
Opinion Anticipated on State Depository Bond Rules
Attorney General Martin is expected to issue an opinion soon in reply to State Treasurer George regarding whether state banks must furnish depository bonds for public funds. The issue centers on bond requirements and security for public money.
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Forse
Martin
George
NEDRAGKA IN BRIEF
Andrew Howard a pioneer of Dodge county died last week. Aurora plans street paving to begin soon. The Polkao Teachers Institute reported about 125 in attendance. A group of property owners refused to sign. The fifth annual Old Letters of Boone county picnic was a great success. Robert G. Douglas elected captain of company H First Nebraska National Guard Osceola. Bonds of Kearney city of 40000 bought and delivered to state treasury at 5 percent for twenty years. Dr J ay Pierce of Lincoln named to state dental board replacing Dr C F Ladd who resigned. Fremont festival Sept 25 30 with four bands and major events planned. Donna D Little Jr 21 killed by gasoline engine accident near Osceola. Rev E D Eubank of Broken Bow organized a Christian church at Koburg Custer county seating 250 and to be dedicated soon. Dickson aviator for Curtiss company flew at Grand Island but damaged machine hitting gasoline barrel and post. aviator unharmed. Charles J Greene Omaha lawyer died in New York after Europe trip. longtime Burlington railroad attorney active in Republican politics. G W Comstock and Bartlett Richards to be released Sept 29 from Adams county jail. two others already at liberty. P L Line’s two young sons 10 and 14 drove their father’s touring car from Lincoln to Hastings unaccompanied. A E Sheldon researching Nebraska agriculture found winter wheat sown 1861 on Ponca Indian Reservation harvested 1862 under government farmer. crop near Niobrara. Swan Polsen of East West Point declared insane over a grievance about a missing book from his mailbox years ago. local authorities to decide.
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Andrew Howard
Dodge County
Aurora
Polkao Teachers’ Institute
Boone County
Robert G. Douglas
Nebraska National Guard
Osceola
Kearney
J.ay Pierce
Lincoln
State Dental Board
C.F. Ladd
Fremont
Donna D. Little, Jr
Norhwest
D. Eubank
Broken Bow
Coburg
Custer County
Dickson
Curtiss Aviation Company
Grand Island
Charles J. Greene
Omaha
New York
Europe
Burlington Railroad
Republican Party
G. W. Comstock
Bartlett Richards
Adams County
Liberty
P. L. Line
Carpenter Papaer Company
Hastings
A. E. Sheldon
Nebraska
Ponca
Niobrara
Swan Polsen
West Point
J. W. Rich
United States
Baby’s Future Baseball Star Hinted by Parents
Mrs Justwed asks about the baby’s future as a ballplayer while Mr Justwed agrees the child may become a baseball player when grown. The exchange shows optimistic parental speculation for a young child.
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Justwed
Cream Cheese Snappy Cheese Sandwich Filling
A simple filling blends equal parts cream cheese and snappy cheese with French dressing into a smooth paste. Stir in chopped red peppers or chopped olives. The mixture should be very creamy and spread thickly on wafers or brown and rye bread.
Not Much of a Water User
The exchange notes Hewitt Gruet’s spendthrift ways while a second speaker questions Jewett about the same spending, implying lavish expenditures. The dialogue hints at concerns over financial habits without detailing amounts or context.
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Hewitt-Gruet
Jewett
Found Right Path After a False Start
A first person account traces health decline from coffee beginning in 1890 to experiments with medicines, then a switch to Postum. After giving up coffee completely and switching, health improved within ten days and reduced reliance on remedies.
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United States Army
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Church of the Sacred Heart
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Iil
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Ilinois Central
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Standard Oil Company
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National Bank of Cashion
Cashion
Okla
Canonsburg
F. H. Spencer
St. Joseph
Supreme Judges
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Epperson
Litham
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West
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Psilney
McGrew
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Eager Langer
Perseeese Vuseasearveeses
Democratie
Harman
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Acola
Lincoln Sanitarium
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