Noted Japanese Leader to Attend Labor Convention
Dr Bunji Suzuki president of the Laborers' Friendly Society of Japan will attend the American Federation of Labor convention in Baltimore as a fraternal delegate from Japan. He helped organize Japan's rising labor movement and aims to advance US Japan labor understanding through dialogue and cooperation.
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American Federation of Labor
Baltimore
Tokio
Bunji Suzuki
Laborers' Friendly Society
Japan
Suzuki
United States
California
America
Laborers’ Organization
Sireat
Associated Press
Magsiva Dudd
Imperial University
Tokio Asahi
Clay MacCauley
Mr. Suzuki
Ike
Fand
Unitarian Hall
Labor and Industry
Yokohama
Kobe
Tata
Federation of Labor
Japanese Federation of Labor
American National Federation of Labor
Gompers
Persident
Richi Shibusawa
J. Soyeda
Imperial Railways
Balimore
Susuki
California Federation of Labor
Eureka
Weston residents plan to hear Hughes in Glarksburg
West on October 7 report hundreds of locals traveling to Glarksburg next Wednesday morning to hear Charles Evans Hughes, the Republican candidate, speak. Gaines to speak at courthouse Saturday at 1 30 pm on the party merits. Teachers of Hackers Creek district meet at the high school for a program. Amos Forman of the Free Press injured his left hand at the press. G Bert Ware, ex resident and street car conductor now in Clarksburg, visits the city. County court meets Monday October 9 to register voters. unregistered residents urged to attend.
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Weston
Glarksburg
Charles Evans Hughes
Hackers Creek
Ware
G. Bert Ware
Clarksburg
Richwood Briefs From Nicholas County Court Docket
Circuit court in session at Summersville with several Richwood residents attending. Indictments issued. local land sale to Hell Land Development Co. of Charleston rumored. Notable incidents include Mazello sued for horse injury, school building delays, skating rink reopening, and marriages in Virginia. Community notices cover church elects, receptions, and local visits by residents and officials.
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Richwood
Sumimersville
Coyote Hunting by Auto Becomes New San Fernando Sport
In Los Angeles on October 7, deputies Cooper and Sweeney observed a coyote race along San Fernando boulevard at night. A car headlight glare blinded the animal, triggering a perilous dash as driver and quarry battled the glare in a rapid crossroad chase.
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Los Angeles
Calif
San Fernando Boulevard
Cooper
Sweeney
Antal
Aha Taulayard
Ancient burial mound discovery near Lone Tree Iowa
Professor Lorin Stuckey of Iowa University has located a group of about 400 prehistoric burial mounds on a high bluff overlooking the Iowa River, roughly five miles southwest of Lone Tree. The site was found near the river banks during an excavation in Iowa City.
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Iowa City
Lorin Stuckey
Department of
Iowa University
Iowa River
Towa River
Lone Tree
Kilied
Electric Railway Men to Meet at Atlantic City Convention
The American Electric Railway Association plans its thirty fifth annual convention in Atlantic City from October 9 to 13. About 4 000 to 5 000 railway men from the US Canada Central and South America will attend to hear Frank J. Sprague and others on the industrys growth social and financial aspects and its military uses.
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American Electric Railway Association
Sprague
Frank J. Sprague
Richmond
Naval Advisory Board
Wilson
A.D. Leach
New York
Sion
Charles la Henry
Indianpolis
Association
Indiana
United States
Canada
Central and
South Ameri
Leonard A. Wood
United States Army
D. Embiok
Coast Artillery
Lsten
Ivy Tx Loo
P. J.enly
Kans
Pio 9
Ation
Addren Committee
Young
Milion Pier
Ral Fox
Lows Mounds Unexplored In River Region Discovery Hints
Archaeology officials Professor Stuckey and Dr. O H Weller plan to open two miles of untouched mounds along the river. Photographs were taken and they expect finds of skeletons in several mounds, with additional relics like arrow heads and grooved stone hammers on the George Eden farm nearby.
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Stuckey
O. H. Weller
Department of Archaeology
George Eden
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