President Gompers and the Opposition in Denver
In Denver the battle within the American Federation of Labour centers on Samuel Gompers 39 years as president and 70 years old with new pride. John L. Lewis leads a rising opposition of radicals aiming to dethrone him, pushing for broader nationalization of industries.
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Denver
American Federation of Labour
Samuel Gompers
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Gompers
America
Great Britain
Mr. Gompers
The Trouble With Leaders On Church Unity Movement
The article argues that some leaders resist Christian unity, fearing loss of authority. It notes preachers roaming villages to stir zeal and promote unity, but contends the barrier is church elites protecting ranks, history, and status.
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William Jenings Bryan
Mall
Ryan
Statesmen clash over Toledo internal revenue elector
Senators Willis and Walter F. Brown duel over who shall be the elector of internal revenue at Toledo. The piece notes alien worries among statesmen and recalls a wartime Lincoln moment about bad news, hinting at anxiety amid political contention.
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Willis
Walter F. Brown
Internal Revenue
Toledo
Lincoln
Secretary Denby answers Haitian memorial charges
The Navy secretary rejects the Haitian delegates memorial as a familiar defense of oppressive actions by occupying Marines in Haiti and Santo Domingo. Editors nationwide argue for or against a full investigation, urging fairness, open inquiry, or restraint while weighing alleged abuses and bias.
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Denby
Island Republic
Wicecitta Eagle
Ind
United States
Haiti
Sarto Domingo
Syracuse Post
Auling
Steuben Ue Herald S.a
Rep
Buffalo Commercial
Boston Herald
Ind Rep
Hiitian
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Dem
Congress
Sioux City Tribune
Manchester Union
Nores Ugaton
Mali
San Francisco, Cal
W 'Mington Ta
Ise
America
Grand Rapids Pess
Youngstown Vindicator
Indianapolis Star
Louisville Courier Journal
Jeremiah Morrow First Ohio Congressman
Jeremiah Morrow was elected as the first representative in Congress from the State of Ohio. The item notes early Ohio political history and an abbreviated timeline of events from 1825 to 1893 including a train wreck near Prospect with casualties.
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Jeremiah Morrow
Ohio
Madletown
D. Witt Clinton
New York
Daniel Carter Beard
Cineia
Boston
Tana
Prospect
Allied premiers fix German indemnity at Boulogne
The Allied premiers fixed Germany’s indemnity at 110 to 126 billion gold marks. They set minimum annual payments of 3 billion marks for thirty seven years to satisfy the debt.
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Boulogne
Birth anniversaries of military, literary figures noted
Brig Gen Charles J. Bailey marks six years since birth in Tasqua Pennsylvania as he leads the 7th Dyson at Camp Meade. Thempcren Buchanan a Kentucky author and playwright born in New York City forty four years ago. Dr Charles G. Weaver longtime president of Emon and Henry college born in Asco county. Jack Munroe once a famed heavyweight boxer born in Chester Pennsylvania forty four years ago.
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Charles J. Bailey
Dyson
Camp Meade
Tasaqua
Beginnings of Summer Events Across Colleges and Conventions
Today marks the start of summer with Class Day at Harvard University and a speech by Prof John Holland Rose at Amherst College centennial celebration. Naval bombing tests begin to assess air force value as the Imperial Conference opens in London. A notable American delegation attends the dedication of Sazrare Manor in England for Pacific work by the Suigrae Institute. Major Masonry ceremony in Pembina North Dakota and a tablet unveiling mark Vasous’ first meeting place. Conventions open in Swampscott Massachusetts American Library Association and many other cities hosting professional associations and religious conferences.
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Harvard Uiversity
John Holland Rose
Amherst College
Gs& Navy Department
Imperial Conference
London
America 7
Sa Zrare Manor
Washington
England
Suigrae Institution
Pembd Ma
North Dakota
Masonary
Norhh Dakota
Northwestern Canada
Vasous
Swampscott
Mass
American Library Association
Los Algeies
National Council
Junior Order of United American Mechanics
Portland
Ion of
Des Moynes
Pan American Baptist Conference
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Sunday School Association
Dayton
Christian Endeavor Societies of
Ohio
Olympia, Wash
G. A
Department of Washington
Alaska
Culver
Ind
Indiana Pharmaceutical Association
Groton, Conn
Connecticut Pharmaceutical Association
Crab Orchard Springs
Kentucky Pharmaceutical Association
Charlotte, NC
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Association
Champaign
Postmaster Contest Sparks Faction Strife in Illinois Town
In an Illinois town a postmaster election pits two candidates amid factional fighting. The narrative notes a cautious optimism that business conditions will improve, with the saying there is a silver lining to every cloud.
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Illinois
Todays calendar of spogies and bouts across venues
The page lists racing meetings for Queens County Jockey Club at Aqueduct and Kentucky Jockey Club at Latonia, plus obscure clubs in Ottawa and St Andrews. It notes championship tours in Scotland and Chicago, with various state and regional trapshooting opens and bowling tournaments in multiple cities. Boxing matchups include Lynch versus Sandow and cross bouts in New York and Fort Worth.
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Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Commaught Park
Jockey Cloud
Ottawa
Joe Lynch
Sammy Sandow
New York
Leach Cross
Gene Delmont
Jabez White
Midget Smith
Jack Sharker
Joe Duman
Pat Walsh
Young Denny
Fort Worth
Fragmentedrazzle: a collage of jokes and vignettes from a bygone era
A garbled column mix includes aphorisms on sense, prohibition, fashion, and politics, with scattered anecdotes about Taft, Kellerman, bank robberies, manners at a cinema, and a widow in Kansas. The piece reads as a satirical montage of social quirks and misprints.
Wind traced as air movement not chemical property
The text notes a man named Binkley with 31 dollars in bank and concern that a drive captain might learn 1 percent. It also remarks that most women have long received a man’s pay except what he spends earlier. The passage asserts wind’s tracing effect comes from air movement, not chemistry.
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Tell Binkley
Fragmented Observations on Social Trends and Unrelated Facts
A jumble of anecdotes mentions a London dispatch about a father and smoking, shifts to a coinage cafe ter ia grocerteria, and notes of White House pets, a Chicago bank clerk, and heat versus cold deaths. It reads as a mosaic of varied, loosely connected curiosities without a single clear event.
Evergreen clobd picnic at East Shore Lorain June date set
The Evergreen club invites members to a picnic on the grounds of George Day East Shore Lorain on Wednesday June 223 with dinner at five o clock. Miss Emma Bora and Ben Butler of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Henry Dellefeld Tuesday. Adam Moeller and family from Elyria called Wednesday evening. Mrs John Delefield will attend the US Federation of the Old Society of Amherst Evangelical church in Cincinnati on June 27.
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George Day
East Shore
Lorain
Emma Bora
Ben Butler
Cleveland
Henry Dellefeld
Adam Moeller
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Elyria
John Delefield
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Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Insociation
A. E. Clayden
Fifth Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Marquette
Aérian Telegram
Cannon News
Haitiam
St. Andrew's
Scotland
Wichita
Brooklyn
Vermont
Montpelier
Florida
Ontario
Lades
Bowling Assa
Toronto
Taft
Annette Kellerman
Nebraska
Perhamey
St Louis
Bell Boys
California
Abandit
C. W. Phillipe Sella
White House
Tate
Wilson
Harding
Church
Itaian
Anqy
Fay Co
Broad ST
South Ridge
Eastern Reights
Elyria - Lorain
Elyria Block
Elyria, Ohio
Lorain County Electric Co
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