Strike Breakers Move Into Canada Amid Rail Strike
Winnipeg Aug 7 strike breakers from St Paul Chicago arrive to bolster Canadian Pacific operations as union men refuse work. Pickets line terminals to deter non union crew, while police guard Western shops. Carloads of grim laborers and coast to coast support plans raise rumors of wider walkouts and strike relief funds for single and married workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Elie Ie
Hight
St. Paul
Chicago
New England
Canadian Pacific 4
Ho McVey
The
Triers
Associated Preas
Soo
Great Northern
McVey
American Federation of Labor
United States
Whyte
Vancouver Island
J. J. Bury
Western Linen
Bank Ends Solvent After Closure in Minnesota
Washington August 7 The First National Bank of Helie Platne Minn was closed by order of the comptroller following advice from the regional bank examiner that the bank was insolvent. The president JG Lund died by suicide. Geo Hall was named receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hélie Platné
Minn
JG. Lund
Geo
Hall
Loss of Dog Affects Chicago Family
Chicago August 7 The loss of Little Aung a T year old Boston terrier once winning many first prizes in dog shows across the country has so affected Mr and Mrs Harry Thomas the owners that they have been unable to sleep or eat regularly since the canine's death July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aung
Boston
Harry Thomas
Drydock Bid Accepted for Puget Sound Dock
Washington August 7 Mr Erickson of Seattle has been notified by the pays department of the acceptance of his bid of 1 625 000 for the construction of the Puget Bound drydock. Erickson was the lowest bidder and one of only two contractors whose bids were within the 2 000 000 appropriation for the dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Erickson
Beattle
Pays
Erickston
Auckland Welcomes Fleet Amid Front Decorations
Excitement rises as the arrival of the American battleship approaches Auckland. An army of workmen decorates the waterfront and town, creating a grand epochal spectacle for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
Luncheon for Ambassador to Japan in York
T J OBrien announces an ambassador to Japan will attend a luncheon in York on August 12 hosted by the Japan Society of York next Tuesday. The event features the ambassador designate and local officials expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
T. J. O'Brien
Japan
Japan Society of York
Police Clash With Mob at Werner Printing Co. Picket Line
Police used clubs to break up a disturbance near the Werner Printing Co. picket line as non union workers clashed with demonstrators. Five arrests were made after the disorder subsided, with officers Edwards and Michelwan reported among those involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikron
Werner Printing Co
Edwards and
Michelwan
Hard Luck Pete 7-V Yourteen Miller Case in Johnstown
A 13 year old Miller from Johnstown Pennsylvania facing magistrate Steiner over a questioned change in a gun wielding matter. The excerpt notes he was driven by hard luck to the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Johnstown
Steiner
Ohio Showers Friday Warmer Northwest Saturday Likely
Reports note showers in Ohio Friday with warmer conditions in the northwest, followed by possible rain Saturday. Through traffic on the San Pedro Los Angeles & Salt Lake railroad remains blocked since Tuesday due to heavy rains. officials expect tracks cleared Friday. The New York City building department approved plans for a 62 story Equitable Life building on Broadway. Col William F Vilas shows improvement, conscious though largely unable to speak. Milwaukee police hold black hand suspect Giuseppe Ruffino, fugitive status reported from Montreal. Nicaragua funds aid Mexican students fleeing Guatemala, praising US efforts. USS Virginia coal records at Puget Sound claim a possible world record. Shipmasters associations from Milwaukee to Buffalo plan to protest Chicago river widening.
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Ohio
Northwest
San Pedro Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad
Building Department of
New York City
Plana
Equitable Life Assur Wate Society
Broadway
William F. Vilas
Dr. Fox
Milwaukee
Fox
Col. Vilas
Guiseppe Ruffino
Milwaukee Police
Chicago
Rochester
N. Y
Montreal
Ruffino
Mexico
Guatemala
Nicaragua
United States
Virginia
Puget Sound
Tifa
Fire Threatens Kentucky Town in Midway
Midway Kentucky near Lexington and Frankfort was hit by a blaze Thursday night that threatened the town. The fire, likely incendiary, destroyed five warehouses of the 8 1 Greenbaum Plating Co causing estimated losses around 400000. Insurance details are unclear, but the company appears financially hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Midway
Lexington
Frankfort
Greenbaum Platting Co
International Shipping Conference Aims to Ease Rate Wars
Paria will host an inter national shipping conference this Friday with delegates from American, Finnish, French, German, Dutch, Spanish, Italian, and Belgian lines. The gathering seeks an understanding to curb rate wars between Mediterranean and North American steamship companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Belg Wamebip Companie
New Military School Proposal Near West Point Emerges
A New York friend of Mrs. Russell Rice discusses plans to create a prominent military preparatory school on the upper Hudson opposite West Point. The project aims to attract support from the United Government and position a leading institution for military education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aus
Mra
Russell Rige
Upper Hudson
Weat Point
United Bunter
Convict Fined In Federal Court For Antipaa Low Violation
In Helena Montana on August 7 convict Walle was fined 800 dollars for a violation of anti piracy laws. Also Gertle Willan faced 100 dollars in the same federal proceeding. Watts, a Grw Northern brakeman, secured a pass to his wife and handed it to William Willen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Walle
Gertle” Willan
Federa Court
Watts
Grw
William Wollen
Heavy Raine in Nebrasia Omaha Neb Aug 7
Scattered heavy rain moved across Nebraska on Thursday causing localized flooding and delays in parts of Omaha and surrounding counties. No injuries reported as officials monitor conditions and issue advisories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebrasia
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Grave hynotic victim to be resurrected missive sparks legal action
Sandusky Ohio Aug 7 the Humana Society faces possible legal action to free Florence Jonnie Gibson 19 buried five feet beneath Cedar Point as part of a hypnotic experiment. Officials call the plan a potential exhibition halt if a statute permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundha Kapparow
Ingiste
Hurmane Society
Wotton
Washington
No Satisfactory Clue Rowton Aug Tram Blows Case
Unclear report describes Frank Spadaro a fruit dealer found unconscious in a basement with two apparent customers and $2060 missing. Police deem a robbery likely though details remain foggy as investigators cannot locate a definite clue amid the confusion.
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Rowton
Aug. T
Frank Spadiro
Thurming Ins
Spadaro
Bpadaro
Eo & Prosperous
Kalian
Many Marriages by Proxy for Beattle Arrival
The Tosa Mara arrived Thursday with over 30 Japanese women, mostly married by proxy under an old ceremony, who will not be claimed by their husbands until immigration officers permit them to land. The ship lingers two days in port, linked to Monteaglo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Ane. T
Beattle
Atk
Girl Likely to Recover After Express Driver Shot Incident
In New York on Aug 7, Cynthia Ninke, 34, sought a marriage with John Daly, an express wagon driver. Daly fired at the group kneeling near the family apartments as her brother and younger sister stood nearby. The shooting wounded one person. the girl’s condition remained cautious but hopeful for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cynthia Ninke
John Daly
Abe
Daly Fred Gheevins
Guver
Warrants Signed in Blank in Ohio Governor Office
In Columbus Ohio a warrant for Lemuel Craig arrest on a Indiana charge was signed in blank by the governor’s office clerk Opha Moors. The warrant, intended for return of Craig from Indiana, was unsigned by the governor and questioned by Attorney Bonham for its validity.
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Columbus
Aig
T—acott Bobham
Olvetnimd
Lemuel Craig
Hamiiter County
Nehtningroda
Opha Moors
Harris
Craig
Indiana
Bonham
Aoula
Moore
Nolarten Public
Jilgee
Petition for Receiver Withdrawn in Charleston Case
Halbert M. Inelar filed a petition as a stockholder alleging that Wagner Co. faced imminent insolvency and sought a receiver. Within an hour the petition was withdrawn and Warner denies insolvency, calling it a broader business dispute.
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Wineinnath
Aug. T
Gw, Wagner Co
Halbert M. Inelar
Charleston
State Fair in doubt as board faces legal challenge
Oklahoma notes peculiar inquiries from agriculture officials about timing of the state fair. Fertilizer manufacturers, in legal dispute with the state board, threaten legal action to stop the fair claiming the board lacks authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
O. Alig
Prom
Stork Visite 122 Homes and New Incorporations
Storks visited 122 Cleveland homes on Thursday and births were reported to the Board of Health. The daily birth average is 0 to 40. New incorporations include The Fores City Chemical Co in Cleveland with $10,000 and The International Independent Telephone Accounting Co with $10,000. Five governors will attend the dedication of Fort Meigs monument near Toledo on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Cleveland
Neer Finninich
Columbus
Fores City Chemical Co
Oscar Glows
J. & Cooter
Geo
P. Bobnert
High
Cooper
Fred C. Davies
H. KB. Humphrey
Tnternational Independent Telephone Accounting Co
Cy McVey
J. C. Roush
A. 8. Hillhouse
W. H. Shepherd
W. J. Cary, Jr
Commour
Critebield
Fort Meigs
Toledo
Swansen
Virginia
Willson
Kentucky
Manly
Indians
Warner
Michigan
Harris
Ohio
Airship rigging collapse injures four in Cleveland
Four injured when airship rigging collapsed at Lake and West Seventy sixth streets on Wednesday. John Belcher, age 36, reported at St. John's Hospital with a damaged right hip and internal injuries. Investigation by Mt. Vernon officials and deputy state fire marshals Brown and Bummardner led to release of J. McConnell Pants & Over Co manager. Gertrude McDonall, 18, wanted after escaping from City Hospital where treated for incipient tuberculosis following a fire at the House of the Goat Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
John Belcher
Oster Lutay
Lake and
West Seventy Sixth Streets
Serma
St. John's Hospital
Mt. Vernon
Eiwari Lawman
McConnell Pants & Over
Wi Co
T. Brown
Samuel Bummardner
Marchala
Gertrude McDonall
City Hospital
National Association of Retail Jewelers Convention
The association decided to meet next year in Omaha with Detroit as a bidder. J W Purdy spoke on trade marks and illegibility. Also notes on school spelling champions and planned campaigns for faster spelling progress. Catholic Ladies of Ohio elected officers. Mrs Mary Gally of Mechanicburg named president. Next convention site to be Catton.
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Omana
Cincinnat
Omahe
Detroit
J. WH. Purdy
Cleveland
Catholic Ladies of Ohio
Weitneslay
Mary Gally
Mechanicoburg
Catton
Price to Take Effect Today on Distillers’ Goods Cost
An advance of two contes per gallon in the Dane price of distillers Hutched goods becomes effective Thursday, boosting the base price to £1.37 per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohneinnatl
Whisky sales report from Cleveland market brief
An OCR fragment notes a sale at the United States Marshal Chandler's office. It mentions a 106 willow item sold for around 20 cents and references the Weldelliau Price Co. details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Chevelatil Ave
United States
Doctor Lands Estate Probe Reveals Bigger Wealth
In Vienna last May Dr David Mepian, a St Paul surgeon, left a large estate. His widow Mies Téa Oberg, once a St Paul nurse, seeks to prove a Hamburg marriage last fall. Probate court heard Adolph Lando petitioning to be appointed administrator on grounds he insists the doctor never married.
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Gon Mevar
Gt. Paul
Minh
Avi
David Mepian
Paul
Vienna
Austria
Mies Téa Oberg
St. Paul
Marrie
Hamburg
Germany
Adolphy Lando
Frederick Dorrs Warranted Return for Alleged Embezzlement
Los Angeles stock broker Alig T Frederick Dorr, whose offices and assets were described as cloned, faces a warrant for alleged embezzlement of 14000 dollars in Wall Street securities. He is to be taken to Hau Fravulaco for extradition and legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
T.frederick Dorr
Hile
Hau Fravulaco
Wall Street
Man Wanders City With 50000 In Money Found
Norman C. Hassett aged 40 a department manager at the Allie Chalmers plant wandered about town for hours. Thuraday night a patrolman brought him to the police station. He carried a hatchel and money totaling 50000 along with bowls and other papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wie
Norman C. Hassett
Allie Chalmers
Darkness for Two Hours in Paris Night Plunge
In darkness for two hours Paris was plunged Thursday night due to an electrician strike attempt. The blackout echoes a similar disruption from March 1907 and reflects tensions around the war effort affecting civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Wirike Aimilar
Prominent Citizen Shot in Savannah No Cause Given
In Savannah on August 7 Captain D G Purse a noted local developer and writer was shot. The incident occurred amid wide speculation but no motive or cause has been stated. Investigations and inquiries are underway as authorities review the scene and statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
der Savanah
D, G Purse
New York
Mitteburg
Anfelde
WIII Held Annual Reunion in Clevewud
Aug 7 report from Manefield states the Ohio Association of First Cull Troops will hold its yearly reunion in Clevewud. Local veterans gather to renew ties and share memories of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WIII
Manefield
Ohio Association of First Cull
Ely Vest
Cleyewud
Life ReprNement for Murderer Commuted to Prison
Commutation alters the sentence of Carence Miller who faced hanging for the murder of Fred W Ram Dow and Kaloonkenper about a year ago. The decision followed appeals from delegations noting Miller was intoxicated when the crime occurred and that Ramnbow warned him of the trigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setvineton
Agl
Aus
Fife
Carence Miller
Miller
Fred W
Ram Dow
Kaloonkenper
Deawney
Mi Jer
Ramnbow
Railroad Project Nears Completion in Alabama
Incoming reports indicate the Southern pathway extension to Stevenson and Chattanooga will be completed soon. The work, halted during a depression, will resume with an estimated funding need of 2,500,000 dollars to finish.
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Montgomery
Alig
Beattshora
Ala
Southern Pat Way
Stevenson
Chattangoge
Telegraph Correspondent Reports French Refusal to Meet Emperor
In Copenhagen the Daily Telegraph correspondent says a high authority reports Paris declined Emperor William's proposal to meet President Fallieres at sea. The talks were to occur as the president returned from Reval where he met Emperor Nicholas.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Sorranpomlent
Copenhagen
William
Fallieres
Baltisea
Reval
Eaperor Nicholas
Farm trap gun accident kills Philadelphia man
Vt Aug T Frank Smith, 32, of Philadelphia, was accidentally shot and killed on the farm of F W Blanchard Thursday. Blanchard had been losing grain and set a trap gun that exploded when the barn floor opened. Smith, entering the barn, forgot the gun and received the full charge, dying about a half hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Philadelphia
F. W. Blanchard
Blanchard
Mith
Smith
Summer practice squadron arrives in Boston harbor
The Hartford, Chicago, Olympia, Nevada, and Arkansas, part of the United States Navy's summer practice squadron, arrived at the Boston navy yard on Thursday and are expected to stay about a week in port.
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Boston
Hartford
Chicago
Olympia
Nevada
Arkmany
United States Naval Dewdermy
Navy Yard
Two Laborers Injured By Fall In Mattapan Construction
Boston August 7 two about 20 year old laborers were badly injured when a four story scaffold under construction on Work Street in the Mattapan wood section collapsed. The accident disrupted work and prompted emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wock Street
Mattapan
Explosions Leave Two Dead in Albany Plant Incident
Two men die and one is fatally injured after a series of blasts at the Auto Gow Co plant in northern Albany. Fire and police units swarmed the scene as investigators began to determine the cause and assess damages. Authorities reported the casualties and secured the area amid ongoing response efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Tharsis
Auto Gow Co
Aif
Not Catching Tales From a Private Lake Fishing
A public figure recalls a private lake incident where a trespasser fished without a bite, arguing he was feeding the fish rather than catching them. The exchange highlights a private preserve violation and the stranger’s calm response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin
S W P Sherwin Williams Ammann Sells It
The article surveys mollusks and shells describing bivalves and univalves, including the Giant Clam Tridacna gigas and Conus cones. It notes shell morphology, colors, and notable types like cowries, Voluta musica, and Murex, with brief remarks on their uses and striking patterns.
Duke of Sutherland Mystery Passenger on Night Journey
A confused traveler story recounts an American aboard a train near Perth who learns the Duke of Fire was his fellow passenger. The American later discovers the other traveler was the Duke of Sutherland, and expresses astonishment at aristocratic travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aysherland
Din Burgh
Perth
Alleer
Duke of Sutherland
Loudon
Surgery for Tuberculosis Shows Experimental Promise
An experimental surgery on tuberculosis, performed by a German at the Rockefeller Institute, used a vacuum chamber to prevent lung collapse during lung tissue removal. A dog endured the procedure and the surgeon hailed the operation as eminently successful, suggesting future advances may redefine treatment and signal an era of medical miracles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Baylng
Iene
Rockefeller
Gery Hat
Louleville Courny
Shells of Ocean and the Moluccine Shell Family
A fragmentary feature discusses shells and the molluscan family from the ocean. It mentions two major divisions the univalves and bivalves and notes vast variety and sizes from tiny to large forty feet in length. The piece invites readers to collect shells from fields wood and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orla
Aula
Trewt Hut
Spall Whella
Ike
Abel
Dinah May or Dinah Might Baby Name Debate
Provisional name Dinah M is given to a newborn girl. The father jokes that if she grows sweet and handy she will be Dinah May, but if she proves fiery and troublesome she will be Dinah Might, as told by a Seat-Up clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deby
Dinah M
Howe
Ike
Dinah
Handy White Sewing Tips and Tools
A compact tip on using a magnet attached to a four foot string to lift dropped needles or pins. The method promises convenience and saves steps, noting how the magnet makes retrieval easier when sewing projects go awry.
Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Offer
Advertises Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs and Raton rates from 4.60 to 3.00 per day with American Plan. Promises baths and water cures for kidney liver and stomach ailments with a mailed response option for home treatment and shipments.
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Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Raton
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