Wanamaker Voices Labor Support and Railroad Ownership
Wanamaker told the United States Commission on Industrial Relations that organized labor should be recognized and that labor and capital can achieve harmony as unions mature. He urged government ownership of railroads and mail carriage, and argued labor conditions must improve to meet rising demand, criticizing utopian agitation.
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Washington, D. C
Wanamaker
United States Commission of Industrial Relations
Organized Labor
France Germany May Seize Haytian Customs
Washington June 24 report says France and Germany plan concerted action to seize Haiti customs until owed debts are paid or arrangements are made. Haiti has diverted resources to war and cannot meet payments, prompting European pressure.
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France
Germany
Washington, D. C
Republic of Hayti
Haiti
Neither Acquitted Nor Impeached Special Nugget Service
A congressional subcommittee reports it cannot recommend either acquittal or impeachment of Federal Judge Speers after a thorough inquiry. Witnesses were examined and charges were specific, yet the panel deadlocked and returns the matter to the House. Also notes the Steamship Corwin sailing Friday June 26 to Solomon Bluff Golovin St Michael with office contact for details.
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Special Nugget
Washington, D. C
Congress
Speers
Steamship Corwin
Soloomon
Bluff
Golovin
St. Michael
Rev Johns Honored by Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Rev Charter Helms Johns of Seattle was re elected president of the American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society at the national convention. Johns is renowned as a Seattle preacher and noted for his work in foreign missions. The item mentions Seattle and his national recognition.
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Boston
Charter Helms Johns
Seattle
National Convention of Baptists
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Johns
Cause of Foreign Mission
Local Shop Promises Best Prices on New Goods
Busy store notes rapid unpacking of arrivals and vows to offer everything customers want at unbeatable prices. They claim to stand up to any competitor and strive to never be outdone.
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Reminders
A list of fresh produce including strawberries cherries bananas peaches apricots cantaloupes head lettuce corn string beans fresh peas rhubarb is noted as reminders for shoppers.
Butte Miners Union Hall Dynamited in Violent Clash
At Butte on June 2 insurgent miners attacked the Federation hall. Deputies tried to intervene as a battle erupted along Prout street. A bystander died in the blast and a miner was fatally shot. Spectators were wounded. Authorities later arrested several men.
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Butte
Jutte
Federation
Union
Ernest
Reune
Christian Gear
Beach dredging trial ends as company shifts plans
Bernard BeSeives Beach A Dredging Proposition reports the American Dredge Building and Construction Company's four day test of dredging on the beach opposite the old cemetery near York. They found results satisfactory and claim the method is most profitable, but plans to abandon the beach for now due to favorable conditions to tow the dredge to York and ongoing weather dangers.
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Old Grave Yard
York
Bernard
Haysop
Railroads Hold Title to Petroleum Lands
The U S Supreme Court upholds California state ruling that Southern Pacific Railroad holds title to oil lands within government grants. The decision may boost railroad land claims across western states and affect government grants and property values.
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Wasitington
Supreme Court
Edmund Durke
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
California
Supreme Court of
State of California
Southern Pacife Hell
Railroads Told to Refund Millions Under Supreme Court Ruling
Supreme Court upholds Interstate Commerce Commission in Intermountain case affecting seventeen railroads. They face refund of twelve million dollars in overcharges linked to rebates that favored some cities over others. The decision is framed as a victory for shippers and the public.
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Vierhiia
Paile
Hille
Carles Hranseqtil
Nenter
Hendred Railitos
Riot Pateotinay and
Stead
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Intermountain
Interstate Commission
Inter- Mountain
Weather report and beer ad from June 23 1914
A June 23 1914 weather note lists a max temperature of 40 and a min of 140 with cloudy skies and a 29.92 inch barometer and SW wind at 6 mph. Heinrich Bros advertises Apollo Beer on draught and Select by the bottle from Jones.
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Heinrich Bros
Apollo Beer
Jones
Rescue Work Progreses Amid Turbulent Weekend Events
Street scenes report rescue operations continuing after a weekend upheaval. The account notes numerous injuries and the scale of the emergency response, with crews battling conditions to reach those trapped. Local authorities urge calm while detailing ongoing efforts.
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Butteriners
Philadelphia
Wanamiker
Commission
Holt's
REV. Johns
Whoummalm and
Rweail Grocers
Butte Miners Union Hall
Bernard Beseives
Holt
R. R
Recorder's Office
M. H. Church
Butler, Mauro & Co
Weather Report
Phas
Nevada
Bermuda
Florida
Royal Fruit Store
Eagle Saloon
North l Baker
Prosser’s
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