Telegraphers Agree To End Strike In Western Union
New York June 20 A conference between Labor Commissioner Nell and acting presale Went Konekamp yields a compromise. Western Union boosts wages by ten percent nationwide and abolishes the sliding scale, while operators gain a ten percent raise for extra work. In exchange the union drops an eight hour day demand and typewriter deployment. Other grievances to arbitration.
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New York
Nell
Preal
Konekamp
Western Union Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union
Sandard
Vaive
Opin
Broadside Against Roosevelt Attracts Crowds In Xenia
In Xenia Ohio on June 26 a crowd gathered as Senator Poréker the Wilberforce College pastor arrived. Reported to be met by a hostile chorus the event drew attention from colored attendees across the country. Expectation ran high that the speaker would attack the national administration and reference the Brownsville affair.
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Kenia
Poréker
Wilberforce (Colored) College
Nats
Im. J. Widenthistastia
Washington
Xenia
Italy's King Marked for Death Amid Anarchist Plot
Rome reports detectives and troops guarding King Emmanuel of Italy to safeguard him from assassination plans. Anarchists identified, with leaders selected to carry out the plot, while security intensifies ahead of potential threats.
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Flim
Italy
Rome
Emanuel
Zarich
Assassi
Nate
Ticily
Mutineers Clash With Loyal Troops at Peloraborg
In Kievabow on June 2 a mutiny among sappers erupted after midnight with soldiers seizing rifles and firing on loyal troops. About seventy killed or wounded, many captured. Captain Akuloff led the counterattack, two hundred fifty mutineers captured, and authorities arrested hundreds as Kiev officers move to suppress the revolt amid factory and rail disruptions.
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Peloraborg
Kievabow
Artipe
Kilov
Maly
Lury
Dhieperna
Akuloff
Dimeell
Pinky
Tiled infantry division assigns Kaluga garrison duties
A scrambled report notes the Tiled infantry division stationed at Kalinga under Gen. Ovi. Of which oppressed the Bille provinces. It states an 81 per evebure teriiedly lay night to take charge of the garrison at Kaluga and that preparations for registration and parliamentary elections have begun.
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Kalinga
Ovi
Perevebure
Kaluga
Tte
Mark Twain to Attend Royal Party at Windsor Castle
June 20 Tandon reports Mark Twain will be the guest of King Edward at a royal Windsor Castle party Saturday. The event will attract notable attention from mobility and will be the guest at a number of well attendances.
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Tandon
Mark Twain
Edward Ata
Windsor Castle
Defense routs defense in Haywood case ruling
June 20 a judge ruled in the Haywood case that an officer of the mon should be held responsible for Minaret Magazine articles. The articles showed animosity toward Stennenberg and Goddard, and were deemed admissible except those published after Stenenberger’s death.
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Snge Wool
Haywood
Minare
Beewme
Mon
Stennenberg
Goddard
Stenvenberic
Ambassador Aoki Talks Ambassadors and Ties
Warrington reports Ambassador Aoki says relations between the United States and Japan remain stable and there is no recall crisis. He speaks of no diplomatic breakdown and rejects rumors of strain, noting there should be no trifling matters affecting Tarport Taipork provenance.
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Japan
United States
Warrington
Amibamidor Adil
Mport
Taipork
Cleveland President Survives Illness After Surgery
Reports say Cleveland was very ill and underwent a major operation after a lengthy illness. Medical staff described the condition as critical but improving as weeks pass, with treatment continuing and care coordinated by physicians.
German government linked to foreign steamship inquiry
A U S government investigation in Washington considers a German backed foreign steamship company facing charges from a town company. It is understood a German embassy representative will attend hearings in New York as part of the probe into foreign influence on the case.
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Washington
Ube
Erhman
Fe Commerce
Lena
Itte
New York
Girl Is Missing in Chester and Padifie area
A five year old girl remains missing as ongoing search efforts continue in the Weat Chester Padifie region. Authorities urge residents to report any sighting or information to help locate the child quickly.
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Chester
Padifie
Missing Newlin child spurs ongoing investigation
The disappearance of a young girl named Newlin from her home Sunday sparked a statewide push for answers. District Attorney Macelee leads the inquiry amid conflicting theories, with police scouring for a kidnapper and clues in the case.
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Newlin
Distriet
Macelee
Bomb Thrown Into Chamber of Deputies Incident
Fragmentary report from Albany describes a bomb thrown into the chamber of deputies last night. The device detonated and reportedly did not injure any deputies, with authorities investigating the incident and securing the area.
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Chamber OF Deputies
Albany
Rockefeller Gets a Job in the Financial District
The page notes in the New York telephone directory that John D. Rockefeller has taken a job with the Standard Oil crowd, with street chatter claiming he is broke and forced to find work to keep the wolves away. The report places his new position at No 26, amid speculation about his fortunes and next moves.
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New Yorks
Rockefeller
Contier
Dily
Dr Schmidt claims cancer cure via new vaccine
Berlin reports Dr Schmidt, renowned German cancer specialist, announced successful use of his anti cancer vaccine at his institute in Cologne. He cited reports from doctors abroad confirming progress despite scattered details.
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Berlin
Schmidt
To.as
Enniturium
Cologne
Unidentified Woman Found Dead Near Lake Erie
Cleveland June 20. The body of an unidentified woman about 50 years old was found in Lake Erie yesterday. She weighed down with pieces of lead and iron, and it is suspected she died by suicide after tying weights to her waist to ensure death.
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Cleveland
Ehe
Train Wreck in Tunnel At Turnelton
A tunnel collision leaves five injured and a derailed engine. Rescue teams respond as smoke and debris flood the tunnel mouth. Authorities report workers and passengers affected, with medical aid arranged at the scene.
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Redfords
Winvel
Withie Mording
Turnelton
Seine
Taft Loses Ground as Kentucky GOP Chooses Willson for Governor
In Louisville on June 28 the Kentucky Republican convention selected Augusta E. Willson of Lancaster as governor candidate and adopted the party platform with a wavering show of unity. The fight over Roosevelt administration endorsement sparked clashes between Taft and Williams factions, while W. H. Cox of Mayville was chosen lieutenant governor amid persistent intra party tension.
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Rowsevelt
Palley
Fairbanky
Taft
Montter
Vantel
Remuitte
Maphition
Miele
Leon
Willson
W. H. Cox
Mayaville
Aioutne Ry Wilton
Lautwille
Govert
Conference debate on armaments and international prize court
The Hague conference discussion centers on whether the United States should present the question on armaments and a possible international prize court. Britain and Germany are urged to back a first definite proposal, with limited progress by committees and heavy precautions for delegate safety.
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Shoul
Ceneral Porter
Hedwined Pry
United States
Brazil
Hall of Knights
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Dinger
Germany
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Chicago
Inter Organ
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A. E. Willson
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