Tablets Commemorate Figures At Metropolitan Opera House
Patriotic exercises under Grand Army of the Republic were held at the Metropolitan Opera House with Gen. John R. Brooke presiding. Charles St. State superintendent of public instruction delivered the principal address at the event marking tablet dedications by multiple associations including the United Daughters of the Confederacy and the American Academy of Political and Social Science.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick E. Haskins
W. H. Banks
Daniel Kelly
J. FE. Smith
Liewt
Denerty Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Edwin G. Weed
M. F Meares
W. W. Kende
Parker Marshall
Americanar Association
Edward Wetmore
William EB. Hornblower
Austin G. Fox
Kent
Bar Association of New York
James M. Varourm Story
American Academy of Political and Social Sciene
Samuel Mec. Lindeny
James T. Young
James B. Dill
Edward &. Devin
Peabody
Peabody Education Fund
J. J. M. Curry
H. N. Somerville
Coper
Edward Cooper
Abram 8. Hewitt
R. Fulton Cutting
Stuart
National Academy of Run
Frank Dielman
H.W. Watrous
J . Brown
Eastman Johnson
J Fulton
American Society of Civil Engineers
J. J. R. Grees
Charlies Warren Hunt
Morse
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Eeees
Charles P. Steinmetz
Ganok Dunn
Wiley Dunn
Whitney
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Prof
National Education Association
Dr. J. M
C. J. Baxter
Frank A. Hill
St. McCutcheon
Beecher
Ty Lucien ©. Warner
Alfred Maran Easrederick B. Schenick
New England Society
George H. Sargent
Emerson
New York Norinot
Memorial Day Observed in Washington with Ceremonies
Memorial day exercises honoring Civil War dead were held in Washington with floral decorations from individuals and government resources. Arlington drew the crowds led by Israel Weston as Fourth Artillery fired the salute. Colonel John A. recited a poem and Colonel Carroll D. Wright delivered the day’s oration.
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Washington
McKinley
Arlington
Grand Army of the Republic
Israel Weston
Bons of Veterans
Union Veteran Legion
War Veterans
Art Theater
Store
Stevens Dean
John A.e
Gates of Paradise
Carroll D. Wright
Veterans Honor Parade At National Cemetery
In Chattanooga Tennessee memorial ceremonies honored Union soldiers and Spanish American War veterans buried at the National Cemetery. The event highlighted Spanish War veterans as central, with G A R committees guiding the program to emphasize their role as older ranks thin. Local G A R posts and the Woman's Relief Corps assisted as part of the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
National Cemetery
Unsettled Weather Forecast For Friday And Saturday
United States weather forecast notes unsettled weather for Ohio and Indiana with showers and light variable winds. Illinois shows fair in the north with southern showers on Friday and likely Saturday, plus light to fresh northeasterly winds. Local observations show cloudy conditions and temperatures ranging from 47 to 61 degrees, with a May mean temperature and precipitation comparison provided by Wappenhans, Local Forecast Official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
R.H
Cldy
RO Wappenhans
Memorial fountain dedication at Andersonville prison stockade
In Americus Georgia on Memorial Day a large crowd gathered as National Commander James Atwell unveiled a fountain tablet honoring 523 Union POWs and fallen comrades. The ceremony featured speeches by Adjutant General Long and J T D Walker, praising President Lincoln’s charity to all and malice toward none. The Italian marble fountain stands about twelve feet high.
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Americus. Ga
Providence
Andersonville
James Atwell
National Association of Union Ex- Prisoners of War
National Association of Union
Ice
National Cemetery
8. M. Long
J. Dr. Walker
Atwell
Linerin
Long
J. T D. Walker
Memorial Day address by Capt Hobson at Lake Orion assembly
Captain Rich mond F. Hobson, hero of the Merrimac, delivered the main Memorial Day address at the Lake Orion Assembly opening near Detroit. He praised Civil and Spanish-American War soldiers and urged a unified memorial day for Confederate and Union dead with mutual North South tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Richmond FP. Hobson
Merrimac
Lake Orion Assembly
Hobson
South
Veterans honor fallen comrades in cities across the nation
In Philadelphia and other cities veterans decorated graves and conducted ceremonies at cemeteries and temples. Notable events occurred at Keneseth Israel Temple with Senator Penrose as orator, and at Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati. Across Detroit Columbus Des Moines Omaha Chicago Cleveland Boston Red Cloud Texas Denver Springfield Gettysburg and more, parades, prayers, and flower tributes accompanied Memorial Day observances.
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Philadelphia
Keneseth Israel Temple
Fred Taylor Post
Boles Penrose
Robert Morris
George Washington
Betsy
Old Christ Church
Pennsylvania Reserve Post
Cincinnati
Marci
Grand Army
United States
Fort Wayne
Michigan National Guard
G. A. BR
Grand Circus Park
Light Guard
Columbus
Greenlawn
Mount Calvary
Union
Board of Trade
Des Moines
Charles E. Pickett
Watertown
Woodlawn
E. H. Conger
China
Dexter
Omaha
Neb
Philippines
Hanscom Park
Woman's Relef Corps
Chicago
Cook County
Refnmn
G. A. RR
Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Association
Illinois Naval Militia
Cleveland
Central Armory
Boston
Navy Yard
J. J. Meyers
Massachusetts House of Representatives
A. E. Horton
W. P. Richards
Sampson
Red Cloud
W. J. Bryan
W. A. McKeighan
Texas
Charles B. Peck
Houston
Waco
San Antonio
Galveston
Denver
Grand Army of the Republic
United Confederate Veterans
Orman
State National Guard
Springfield
Tanner
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Washington
Harrisburg
National Cemetery
Menry Hall
War memorial ceremonies and graves decorate across several cities
In Milwaukee, G A R members marched to the Soldiers Home cemetery and decorated graves after services. Louisville held graves at Hit Cemetery in a drizzly afternoon. Fredericksburg unveiled a monument donated to the National Battlefield Park. Annapolis unveiled a blue stone tablet for Rear Admiral Meade. St Louis groups decorated statues and held a parade with cemetery exercises.
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Pittsburg
de Witt C. Sprague
Washington
Milwaukee
Cornelius Wheeler
Louisville
Fredericksburg
Daniel Butterfield
New York
Fifth Corps
Army of the Potomac
National Battlefield Park Association
Annapolis
Richard W. Meade
Navy Yard
Lafayette
ST. Louis
Grand Army
Chicago Machinists Strike Threat Affects City Plants
Chicago union leaders estimate about 2000 machinists will join a general walkout as a holiday precedes the strike. The plan targets major foundries with potential job losses across the district, while Mel Hean drafts an accord offering 12 ½ percent raises, a nine hour day, overtime rules, and double time on Sundays and holidays.
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Chicago
Roderick
International Association of Machinists
Mel Hean
Steel workers union backs 5 percent special wage scales
In Milwaukee on May 30 the Amalga mated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers discussed special steel scales not in general wage scales. The adopted scales provide a modest average rise around 5 percent. The bar iron clause of the general wage committee's report was reviewed and several recommendations were adopted, calling for a further small advance in that department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and ‘Tin Workers
General Wage Committee
O Connell orders Southern Railway machinists strike
President O Connell's order for the machinists to strike was carried out nationwide. Forty machinists and thirty apprentices quit at Atlanta, forty five at Birmingham, seventy nine at Columbia South Carolina, all machinists at Spencer South Carolina, thirty four at Selma, and all machinists at Asheville repair shops. Over one hundred strikers at Knoxville joined after going out Wednesday afternoon. Officials say train running is not disrupted and no disorder is reported.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
O'Connell
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Birmingham
Columbia
8. C
Spencer
Selma
Asheville
Knoxville
Concessions Accepted by Hartford Machinists
Hartford May 20 The striking machinists and allied mechanics at American Bicycle Company and Pratt and Whitney Company voted to accept concessions from both firms and return to work Monday. Reported terms include a nine hour day with ten hours pay and no formal union recognition. The plants employ over 1400 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
American Bicycle Company
Pratt & Whitney Company
Union Pacific workers in Kansas City get wage raise
Kansas City Kansas machinists blacksmiths and boiler makers at Union Pacific shops have been notified of a wage increase about 15 percent effective next Saturday. The move affects employees in the Kansas City Kansas division with the change expected to ease labor tensions at the plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Union Pacific Railway Company
Kan
Street Car Lines Tied Up in Jamestown Strike
Jamestown street railway workers struck to demand reinstatement of three union members. City and suburban lines halted as the company can operate only four cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. Y
Jamestown Street Railway
Confederate veterans parade closes UCV reunion in Memphis
The final day in Memphis for the United Confederate Veterans reunion featured a grand parade of about 5,000 veterans. General George W. Gordon led the procession as chief marshal with staff, followed by General John B. Gordon and others, sponsors and maids of honor, and delegations from the Army of Northern Virginia, Transmississippi, Army of the Tennessee, Forest's Cavalry Corps, and Sons of Veterans, among others, concluding with a long line of miscellaneous carriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
United Confederate Veterans
George W. Gordon
John B. Gordon
George Moorman
General Headquarters
Department of the Army of Northern Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
West Virginia
Transmississippi Department
Ravages of the Green Pea Louse Warn Spread and Losses
The Department of Agriculture warns the green pea louse will widen its range and increase destruction. Since its first May appearance in Bridges, Virginia, the pest has caused growing losses in major pea regions, with Atlantic coast damages estimated at $3,000,000 in 1899 and rising to $4,000,000 by mid 1900.
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Washington, May
Department of Agriculture
Bridges
United States
Atlantic
Monuments and Memorials Mark Memorial Day in Fort Wayne
Memorial day observances in Fort Wayne featured morning services at Lawton Park and a civil war memorial decked with wreaths and evergreens. An afternoon ritual at Woodlawn Cemetery included Lincoln Gettysburg speech readings and an eloquent address by Charles A. Bookwalter of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lawton Park
General Lawton
Woodlawn Cemetery
Lincoln
Charles A. Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Memorial Day Observances At Marion And Danville Homes
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Memorial Day events at Marion National Soldiers' Home with 10,000 attendees, full uniforms, flower tributes, and a governor watching as Wunimp Mayor Anderson delivers the day’s address. In Danville, 1000 veterans decorated graves, Colonel Clements presided, followed by a Spring Hill Cemetery parade and an Illinois Supreme Court judge’s address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
National Soldiers’ Home
Iay
Wuniap
Anderson
Danville
Clements
Spring Hill Cemetery
Wilkin
Illinois Supreme Court
Opera House
Memorial Day Observed In New Albany With Services And Parade
Memorial day observances in New Albany featured a parade and large cemetery attendance. The Rev E Kelly of Second Christian Church gave an address, and Judge Ared White of Rockville spoke on The Religion of Abraham Lincoln at the Indiana State Normal School assembly hall. In the cemetery ceremony the G A R posts joined with Sanderson Post, escorted by Company C Indiana National Guard under Capt Otha Gandy. John H Weathers delivered the oration, and Aunt Luck Nichols, a former Twenty third Regiment nurse, appeared as a notable figure in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Kelly
Second Christian Church
Indiana State Normal School
Ared White
Rockville
Abraham Lincoln
Indianapolis Journal
New Albany
Ind
National Soldiers’ Cemetery
Ekin Avenue
G. A. R. Post
Jeffersonville
Sanderson
Indiana National Guard
Otha Gandy
John H. Weathers
G. A R
Woman's Relief Corps
National Cemetery
Greenfield—Dunbar Post
Presbyterian Church
T. H. Kuhn
The
Christian Church
Portland
Opera House
W. T. Giffe
W. S. Taylor
Kentucky
Pennville
A. E. Wiggam
North Vernon
Franklin
Grand Army
C. H. Hall
Horace Ells
Hopewell
Columbus
Greensburg
South Park
Ben L. Smith
Rushville
First Methodist Church
Mooresville
Methodist Church
C. T. Hadley
G. W. Buff
Alexandria
Seymour
Charles F. Remy
Supreme Court
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
G. A. R. Hall
Lew Wallace
Munhall
Charles Gould
Richmond
Mainstreet
Death of a Bismarck and Unveiling Ceremony
Count William von Bismarck son of the late Prince Bismarck died after a six days illness of peritonitis. He was born in 1852. The Emperor refuses to delay the unveiling of the statue to Prince Bismarck at the Reichstag building, with thousands invited. He leaves a widow Sybil von Arnum, three daughters and one son.
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Varzin
Prussia
William von Bismarck
Prince Bismarck
Berlin
William Bismarck
Reichstag
Bismarck
Germany
Count William Bismarck
Sybil von Arnum
Andersons Decoration Day Parade Largest Yet in History
In Anderson Indiana the largest Decoration Day parade to date drew hundreds of school children civilians and civic groups as escorts to aging veterans led by Governor Durbin. An open air oration at the cemetery followed.
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Indianapolis Journal
Anderson
Ind
W. T. Durbin
Grana Army
Ar League of the First Methodist Church
Hiram Price longtime Iowa congressman dies at 87
Washington reports the death of Hiram Price a Republican lawmaker from Iowa and former commissioner of Indian affairs 1881 85 at age eighty seven Born January 19 1814 in Pennsylvania he held public roles including president of the State Bank of Iowa and paymaster general for Iowa troops during the war He served in Congress 1863 4 1877 81 and after public life lived quietly in Washington.
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Washington
Hiram Price
Congress
Iowa
Cleveland
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Davenport
State Bank of
Memorial day observances across Indiana towns
Across Jeffersonville Greenfield Portland and more Memorial Day activities included grave decorations by G A R posts and women's relief corps parades and memorial services. Speakers included Rev T H Kuhn Prof W T Giffe Gov W S Taylor A D Vanesdal Col A E Wiggam C H Hall and Gen Lew Wallace.
Memorial Day Speech in Shelbyville by Col Will Camback
Memorial day observances in Shelbyville featured Col Will Camback delivering an address emphasizing that the end of good government is to elevate humanity and expand individual opportunity. He argued science lies in living well and government should be by consent of the governed, uplifting the masses and curbing despotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Shelbyville
Ind
Will Camback
Memorial Day Address Honors Thomas Hanna in Greencastle
Memorial Day services in Greencastle Ind observed a general business pause. Smiley N Chambers of Indianapolis delivered the memorial address on The Blessings of Peace and mourned the death of comrade Thomas Hanna. He recalled Hanna as a loved Greencastle citizen and loyal Indiana Brigade member who endured East Tennessee campaigning in 1865 with fidelity and devotion to family and soldiers’ rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Greencastle
Ind
Smiley N. Chambers
Indianapolis
Chambers
Thomas Hanna
Indiana Brigade
East Tennessee
Indiana
Memorial Day Observed in Noblesville Indiana
Memorial day observances were held with graves decorated in both cemeteries. A parade led by secret societies veterans W R C and local citizens marched through town. The W R C dedicated the Crownland Cemetery monument to the unknown dead with Rev L L Mercer delivering the address. Afternoon services at the M E Church featured Jesse J Lafollette deputy district attorney of Indiana delivering the principal address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Noblesville
Ind
Fred Alexander
Crownland Cemetery
L. L. Mercer
The
Christian Church
M. E. Church
Jesse J. M. Lafollette
Indiana
National Woman Suffrage Association Opens 33rd Convention
In Minneapolis on May 39 delegates fill the room as national officers convene without Mrs. Catherine Waugh McCulloch. Susan B. Anthony steps down from the reins for the first time while Elizabeth Cady Stanton sends greetings. The executive committee votes to publish a periodical titled Progress and assigns headquarters duties to the corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
National Woman Suffrage Association
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Chicago
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Association
Head of a man found near Edgemont Park
The head of a man wrapped in an old coat was found near Edgemont Park in East St. Louis. Envelopes inside the coat were addressed to F. R. Williams of New York. The coroner's inquest returned a verdict of death by self harm. A rusty razor was found nearby and a headless body was located about a hundred yards away last April, never identified.
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ST. Louis
Edgemont Park
East St. Louis
F. R. Williams
New York City
Movements of Steamers Reported Across Ports
New York reports arrivals and departures including Milano from Hamburg and Au guste Victoria from New York to Hamburg. Cherbourg notes Auguste Victoria’s arrival from New York and sailing actions. Liverpool lists Majestic and Noordland sailing from Liverpool to New York and Philadelphia. Glasgow notes Peruvian sailing to Boston.
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New York
Milano
Hamburg
la Bretagne
Havre
Columbia
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Barbarossa
Bremen
Southampton
Auguste Victoria
Queenstown
Majestic
Noordland
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Cufic
New England
Boson
Browhead
Bovie
Glasgow
Boston
London
Manitou
Bryan's Usefulness in Public Life
The Philadelphia Record notes Mr. Bryan's weekly editorials are telegraphed to leading Republican journals, highlighting his practical importance. It portrays him as an efficient agency keeping his own party from power while aiding the opposing party's rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Bryan
Czar Croker May Sail From London on May 41
A court circular says Czar Croker may sail from London for a brief stay in New York province where his subjects face punishment for independence after his visit to England friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Dem
Czar
Croker
London
New York
England
United Copper Company of Montana Formed for 9 Million
Capital of 9 million dollars with one half preferred and one half common stock. Incorporators listed as Arthur P. Heinz Stanley Gifford Franklin Nien Frederick Eckstein Carl Welson and Oscar Nelson. Filing made in Pierre South Dakota on May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
United Copper Company of Montana
Arthur P. Heinz
Stanley Gifford
Franklin Nien
Frederick Eckstein
Carl Welson
Oscar Nelson
Memorial Day Observances Across Indiana Towns
Memorial Day was widely observed with parades from public squares to cemeteries in Muncie and Terre Haute. Veterans from Civil War to Spanish American War attended with G A R and W R C groups, escorted by National Guard and decorated carriages. Addresses were given by Elder Oliver Carmichael in Muncie and by other regional leaders in Bluffton and Galveston. Business paused across the cities, factories closed, and flowers were scarce due to shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
National Guard
Sons of Veterans
Oliver Carmichael
Double inn at Berlin ends in murder suicide
Weatherford reports a shooting at Berlin twenty miles away where Olan Chaffin killed Dr. McGee after being accused of horse killings. Chaffin then shot himself. McGee had charged Chaffin with previous horse killings and Chaffin was indicted. The case marks the culmination of ongoing trouble.
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Weatherford
O. T
Berlin
Olan Chaffin
Dr. McGee
McGee
Chaffin
Widow of Maryland Senator Leads at Barnard Hall
Mrs. Charles H. Gibson widow of former Maryland senator has accepted the position as head of Fisk Hall Barnard College and will begin about June 15. She succeeds Miss Susan G Walker who leaves to join a West Side university settlement project. Mrs Gibson has served as assistant to Miss Walker for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles H. Gibson
United States
Gibson
Maryland
Fisk Hall
Barnard College
Susan G. Walker
Miss Walker
Walker
West Side University
Lawrence milliner dies after forty years of constant strain
A Philadelphia Times notice recalls a longtime Lawrence resident who for forty years served as the town’s leading milliner, living under a strain likened to that of a locomotive operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lawrence
Mrs May Fleming acquitted in forgery case at Mansfield
Mansfield May 30 Mrs May Fleming formerly clerk of the sanitary board was indicted for forging the signatures of the board president and secretary to a 150 dollar order. A jury today acquitted her of the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
May
Fleming
The
Sanitary Board
Verdict in the King Cane case in Mobile
Mobile on May 30 The jury in the Cyril Wrane case former Captain and Quartermaster on trial for accepting a bribe returned a sealed verdict tonight to be opened tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Cyril W.rane
Pearson Coming to Study American Paper Methods
NEW YORK May 9 The World reports Arthur Pearson the London newspaper magnate will visit the United States to study American methods. He owns about thirty publications and has booked passage on the White Star liner Oceanic sailing from Liverpool June 5 for a brief one week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the World
Arthur Pearson
London
United States
Pearson
Liverpool
Montenore home for consumptives dedicated at Bedford Station
In Bedford Station New York the Montenore home for chronic invalids was dedicated today. Vice President Roosevelt delivered a brief address marking the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bedford Station
N. Y
Roosevelt
Bishop Potter’s Limitations in National Newspapers
A Washington Post note observes Bishop Potter living in New York may miss that not all U S newspapers are edited and published from a central pound. The remark highlights media independence and varied editorial practices across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Potter
Pound
The Real Thing Atchison Girl Story
An Atchison girl writes with a light touch about romance and proposals. The heroine weighs three suitors as she navigates choices and desires, revealing youthful perspectives on love and timing in a stylized narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison Globe
Atchison
Atte' Ts Lite
Quote on aldermen writers from Stratford era by All Alike
A witty remark from the Cleveland Plain Dealer reflects on Stratford's nineteen aldermen, noting only six could write their names. The punchline questions the need for literacy among officials, suggesting action over writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Senator Bever Tours Abroad on Vacation
Boston Transcript notes Senator Bever is on a foreign travel vacation suggesting the country might benefit if other senators spent session time similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Bever
Labor strike still the usual method in labor talks
Kansas City Journal notes that despite arbitration rhetoric from labor leaders, striking remains the common tool used to pressure settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
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