Adamson eight hour bill passes senate amid strike fears
Washington reports the Adamson eight hour bill passed the Senate 43 to 23 as revocation of the freight embargo lift appears imminent. In Chicago anxiety rose among railway brotherhood officials after Ty A Gregg met with conductors from the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul who reportedly voted to ignore the strike order if not rescinded.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railroads lift embargoes as peace plans resume
Chicago reports railroads across the country have abandoned war preparations and returned to peacetime plans. Embargoes on perishable freight are revoked and the Adamson bill is expected to pass the Senate, making a nationwide strike unlikely.
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Senate
Embargo Lifted by Several Railroads Today
Embargoes on perish able freight are being lifted with orders for receipt and transport issued from railroad headquarters. Colorado and Southern first to lift followed by Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line. Denver Rio Grande and Denver Salt Lake expected to adopt soon with Atchison Topeka Santa Fe already lifting.
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Railroad Leaders Begin Undoing Embargo Amid Looming Strike
Chicago leaders say Congress will press an eight hour day law and revoke the freight embargo as railroads prepare to operate trains even if a strike occurs. Olden of the Chicago Burlington & Quincy cites confidence Congress will act yet asserts crews can run trains regardless. Officials deny a split among railroad unions and say enough workers exist to operate.
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Ale Olden
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Wilson
Congress
Holden
Arlington
Women’s Republican Club to Host Candidate Addresses
The Women’s Republican Club will hold a session this evening at the Eagle building on West Clark. Local and west side state candidates will speak, promising unusual interest and strong attendance. The club has been active in supporting the party and offers candidates the chance to present arguments in the club room.
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Women's Republican Club
Villa Trails The Americans Near Frontline Report Doubt
Columbus New Mexico September 2 General Pershing said reports that Villa with several hundred followers were near the rear guard of the American expeditionary force could not be verified and were not confirmed by him to the press, despite prior dispatches.
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Colonel of Trial Lino Ponce Sent to Chihuahua City
El Paso Sept 2 Lino Ponce formerly colonel under Orozco has been sent to Chihuahua City for trial on a charge of plotting against the Carranza government.
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General Lavenga defeats Villa band in Durango clash
General Lavenga reported from Santiago Papas Durango that he defeated a Villa band yesterday and killed two members in the engagement.
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Embargo On Freight Lifted As Strike Clouds Lift
Local offices of the Short Line announce the freight embargo has been lifted and all perishable and other items will be received for transmission without delay. Receipts will be issued. Prospects for a settlement appear in sight as the railroad horizon clears.
National League and American League baseball scores
Daily results show multiple games with R H E lines for teams including Cincinnati Pittsburg Philadelphia Boston and New York. Batteries listed include Carter Vaughn Archer Wilson Watson Gonzalez Knetzer Wingo Harmon Fisher Perritt Rariden Cheney Miller De maree Burns Russell Schalk Coveleskie Spencer Sheehan Picinich Harper Gallia Gharrity Foster Carrigan Mogridge Walters Davenport Groom Severeid Hartley Coveleskie Q Nell.
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Wilson Notified Of Nomination In Long Beach Celebration
In Long Beach New Jersey on September 2 the day of President Wilsons renomination notification drew over 10000 attendees including Democratic leaders nationwide. A drizzle gave way to clear skies as Wilson greeted leaders, hosted a 200 guest luncheon, and learned strike legislation neared passage while cameras lined the grounds.
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N. J
Wilson
New York
White House
Congress
Demands For Higher Wages At National Union Convention
Worcester Mass September 2 The National Federation of State City Town and County Employes unions opened its annual convention in Labor Temple hall with National President M F O'Brien presiding. Delegates heard demands for a 2 1 2 dollar a day minimum wage and a year round Saturday half holiday plus two weeks vacation.
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Trials of Possum Hunters Set for September Term
Greenville Kentucky awaits the circuit court's September term as jurors hear cases against a dozen citizens indicted for banding and confederating to intimidate. The charges stem from the June whipping of James Stewart by masked possum hunters, with several defendants already convicted last term and sentenced to three to seven years in state prison.
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James Stewart
Paralysis Toll Rises With 19 Deaths and 61 New Cases
New York health board reports nineteen deaths and sixty one new infantile paralysis cases as of today. The update details the continuing outbreak and emphasizes the impact on families and hospitals.
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The
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Senate forecasts adjournment on September 7 soon
Washington reports that the senate opened with plans to adjourn by September 7 after enacting key parts of the legislative program to avert a railway strike. The Adamson bill was passed, leaders aim to finish revenue and deficiency bills by next week, with adjournment hopes shared by Senate Republicans and Democrats.
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Wheat and oats prices in Chicago market report
Market notes from Chicago show December wheat at 1.47 3 4 dollars and oats at 48 cents per bushel. Grain prices reflect trading activity and price quotes from the period.
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Labor Day Festivities Aim to Break Past Records in Poeatello
Labor Day events in Poeatello plan a large parade starting 11 a.m. from the county building with the Commercial club leading the parade. The afternoon offers sports, concessions, and a carnival atmosphere at Brady park. A boxing event in Idaho Falls is flled by a special train and rail rates. The principal address will be given by Hon. F E Caton, president of the Idaho State Federation of Labor. Prizes for parade and floats include $25 top awards for Best Merchants float and Best Union float.
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Polish Military Alliance of America Convention Opens in Pittsburgh
Delegates from Illinois Ohio New York and New England arrive for the annual Polish Military Alliance of American convention in Pittsburgh. The formal opening is set for tomorrow and the gathering will continue through Monday and Tuesday.
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Ohio
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New England
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Polish Military Alliance of American
Strike bill agitation delays eight hour railroad law
Washington dispatch reports three brotherhood officials delaying the strike order until President Wilson signs the eight hour bill. House leaders race to complete the bill with Senate action awaited. Debates center on amendments and penalties for obstructing trains amid pressure over labor and arbitration.
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A. B. Garretson
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Congress
D W Davis Grateful For Support In Idaho Governor Race
D W Davis of American Falls visits the city amid a primary campaign finish. He thanks supporters and the Idaho press for backing his clean bid, vows independence in office, and notes polls favor his nomination next Tuesday.
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D. W. Davis
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Greece faces uprising as revolution sweeps region
The report covers a Greek uprising with martial law in Athens and Piraeus, extending to Thessaly and Epirus, affecting King Constantine's health and prompting comments from Premier Zaimis on Greece's neutral stance.
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College Girl and Professor Wed in Northwestern Romance
Miss Charlotte Everett of Kenilworth marries Charles Dines, formerly Northwestern mathematics professor. The couple met in class and plan to reside in Hanover Illinois while Dines joins Dortmouth College faculty.
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Charlotte Everett
Henry H. Everett
Kenilworth
Charles Dines
Northwestern Universisty
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Northwestern
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Hanover
N. IL
Professor Dines
Dortsmouth College
Ames Sails to France to Drive Ambulances
Among passengers booked to sail for Europe today on the Rochambeau is Charles Surten Ames a prominent college athlete. He sails to join the American Ambulance Field Service in France after graduating from Amherst College last June where he captained the track team and led the rifle club.
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New York
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Charles Surten Ames
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Amherst College
Labor Day Parade Promises Big City Event
The Gate City Labor Day parade is set for next Monday with active participation from many groups. The Commercial Club plans to join, lining up in the mercantile division with floats and displays and members to meet at the club before 11 a.m. wearing white hats.
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Kilbane Chaney Featherweight Title Fight Prep
Johnny Kilbane and George Chaney finished training at Cedar Point and leave tomorrow for Labor Day’s featherweight championship bout. The match, set for Labor Day at the Cedar Point arena, pits the two seasoned featherweights in a decisive 1 hour rounds contest.
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No Paper Monday Tribunes Labor Day Notice
The Tribune announces no issue Monday due to paper market factors and Labor Day observance. Sunday events and big Labor Day activities are encouraged, inviting everyone to join in for a good time locally.
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Thesday
Russians Gain and Germans Take Trenches on Somme Front
Petrograd reports further Russian advances toward Lemberg with violent fighting as Austrians resist. Paris dispatch says Germans attacked and occupied trenches near Estrees on the Somme once held by the French. Russians claim repelling a German force in Champagne.
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Los Angeles Mayor Sebastia Resigns Over Health Illness
The Los Angeles council accepts Mayo Charles E. L. Sebastia resignation citing ill health after indictment and acquittal on juvenile delinquency charges. He had been elected by about a 6000 vote margin and faced threats after the primary.
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Mayo Charles EL. Sebastia
Sebastian
Harvester executive W H Jones dies in Pasadena
W H Jones vice president of International Harvester died after more than a year of illness in Pasadena California at age 70. News note records his leadership role and his long illness concluding a notable career with the company.
Found Guilty Shooting Out Game Season
In a case before Judge Knowles, 8S. Wray was found guilty of shooting chickens out of season and fined ten dollars. Bray pleaded not guilty yet admitted shooting on July 15, arguing the license covers open season. appeal to higher court seeks final word on chicken season dates. Local sportsmen urge a definitive decision amid statewide controversy over when the season opens.
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Lehr
Joint Meeting Tomorrow Night at West Side Church
A joint meeting is planned for tomorrow at 7 o clock in the West Side L. O. So church of the First Ward Y. Y. I. and MM 1. A notable musical program will be followed by an address by Prof. Wiley Sessions on The Greater Love. Performances include piano solo by Miss Vernal Merrill, violin solo by Miss Mary Dayton, vocal solo and other pieces by Prof. Hammer. The public is invited.
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Church of the First Ward
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Wiley Sessions
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Great Boxing Bill Offered Labor Day
Idaho Falls prepares for a big Labor Day boxing double bill at the 3400 seat arena. Headliners Ad Wolfast and Lee Morrissey duel for the middleweight title while Duffy battles Barreau in the semi main. Blackfoot fans travel on a 6 45 train. round trip $1 50, ringside $5, other seats $1 to $2. Tickets at Murphey and Trapp cigar stores.
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