Carmen May Return to Work Rumor Denied by Union
San Francisco June 28 President Cornelius of the Carmens Union denied a body return to service of United Railroads. He noted renewed settlement efforts and said President P H McCarthy of the Building Trades Council sought a conference with United Railroads President Calhoun, possibly with a committee of 26 labor leaders.
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San Francisco
Cornelius
The
Carmens Union
United Railroads
P. H. McCarthy
Building Trades Council
Calhoun
Young Divorce Case Heads To Trial Here
The Young divorce case involving allegations by husband and wife and a state senator will be tried before Judge Bennett here next week. Attorney George Whitaker announced for Mrs. Young that both sides favor quick action and changes in counsel have been made. The case history includes co respondent claims against State Senator Greenwell of Santa Barbara and a cross complaint of temperance grounds. Weather notes mention San Francisco cloudy with fog and a light north wind in the valley.
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Young
Bennett
George Whitaker
C. E. Young
Los Angeles
Rowan Irwin
Mr. Young
Kemp
Greenwell
Santa Barbara
District Court of Appeals
San Francisco
San_ Francisco
San Joaquin Valley
Telegraphers Strike Steady in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 28 the Postal Telegraph Co and Western Union reported a steady strike situation with no delays. General Superintendent Storrer said wires were in working order, more men were returning, and overtime was needed as business gradually picked up.
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San Francisco
Storrer
Postal Telegraph Company
A. H. May
Western Union
Miller
West
Easterly Denies Orchard Testimony At Steunenberg Trial
Boise June 28 William Easterly a Cripple Creek strike leader was recalled to testify for William Haywood and denied Orchard's assertions that he talked about killing Steunenberg in 1903. He said he heard Orchard threaten violence and recalled arrests during the strike era but claimed no violent plans were discussed at union meetings.
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Boise
Idaho
William Easterly
Cripple Creek
Harry Orchard
Steunenberg
William D Haywood
Easterly
Orchard
Thomas Hogan
Western Federation of Miners
E. L. McGee
Wallace
McGee
W. B. Easterly
Secur
Union
Moyer
Oschard
Denver
Mr. Darrow
Independence
Victor
Darrow
Aserly
Dar
Grand Marshal Miss Grosland Names Aides For Fourth Parade
Grand Marshal James Ogden picked aides and division chiefs for the Fourth of July parade. Four divisions will feature Lady Goddess of Liberty Miss Mabel Crosland and floats representing California Kern County and local groups with bands, mounted troops, and a string of race horses.
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Grosland
James Ogden
Bennett
Mabel Crosland
Goddess of Liberty
Ogden
Ben Brundage
California
T. W. Helm, Jr
Porterville
Redmen
J. M. Jameson
Kern County
A. C. Silver
Redmen's Lodge
Bakersfield
Kern County Labor Council
Kern City
Board of Trade
Thomas Fogarty
R. L. Stockton
J. E. Merritt
Chas. Whitaker
Walter Beard
J. I. Wagg
Ernest England
Tom Klipstein
Ben Sill
Tim Sullivan
J. B. Kinser
W. W. Wells
Philo Jewett
W. G. Lutz
J. B. Yancey
Lon Davis
Arthur Raine
W. F. Whitaker
Wm. McColumn
Ira Hochheimer
Edward Rosenstadt
L. P. St. Clair
J. S. Oswald
Goddess of
Liberty
Kern
F. Burke
R. Pile
Rhodes Scholar Crittenden Returns to Berkeley
William Crittenden, California's first Rhodes scholar to Oxford, returns to Berkeley after three years in England. He completed the program in two years and pursued high honors in additional courses. He praises English treatment of African students and says the Rhodes idea promotes friendly ties between U S and U K university communities.
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Berkeley
William Clark Crittenden
Rhodes
Califonia
Oxford
English University
Crittenden
Summer Two-Piece Suits and Travel Accessories Sale
Two-piece summer suits praised for heat comfort and professional look with prices from ten to twenty five dollars. Also featuring soft pongee shirts with six shades and French cuffs priced two and three dollars. Travel trunks cases and bags offered from top makers with durable claim and varied prices.
Puent Battles With Masked Robbers at Santa Barbara Station
Santa Barbara June 28 The night operator at Guadaloupe station on the Coast Line faced two masked highwaymen who entered the waiting room and demanded the safe. A pistol duel ensued with ten shots fired, the operator firing from the safe top and again after falling to the floor. The robbers fled as Day Operator Green rushed down. A sheriff’s posse pursued them hours later, with hopes of catching the desperadoes.
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Santa Barbara
Southern Pacific
Guadaloupe
Coast Line
Green
Harvard and Yale Triumph in Thames River Regatta
In New London on June 28 Harvard won the freshmen eight by one and a half lengths while Yale took the varsity four by about two lengths. Upstream on the incoming tide both races were in smooth water with slow time, reflecting Yale training under Coach Kennedy. Official freshmen times show Harvard ahead at each distance. varsity four unoffical times place Yale ahead.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Thames
Kennedy
Cambridge
Mosquito Repellent Creates All-Natural Protection
The product promises easy use and purchase as a preparation that keeps mosquitos at bay. It emphasizes user simplicity and ready availability for consumers seeking effective repellence.
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Ninteenth Street
Kern County Land Co
Java
Beste
Bakersfield Opera House
Samuel Shortridge
Hudnut Park
Galtes
Eagles
Fire
Fire Department
Elks and Eagles
Pile
Elks
Diamond Bakeree
Bessie Caldwell
England
Harry Backstein
Dr. Crease
Black Bess
Er. Union
Oakland
Bom
P. Auent
Warvard I
Eli
Times
Skeeter
Hodak Store
J. A. Hughes
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