Great Coal Strike Cannot Be Averted
Indianapolis reports the United Mine Workers convened after a short session to set a plan with operators. President Mitchell ordered the gathering and anthracite committee to discuss wage actions and potential restoration of the 1903 scale with small advances. In Iowa and Oklahoma, miners threaten a midnight Saturday strike unless orders contradicting the plan are received, impacting coal supplies and local industry.
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Travel of Mrs Roosevelt and children to Fernandina
Mrs Roosevelt with three children traveled by rail to Fernandina this morning, en route to cruise in West Indian waters aboard the Mayflower. The coal strike lingers, its effects felt in Vinita as rail lines shift to private carriers and shipments to private consumers continue. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised by A. P. Owens for kidney and bladder relief.
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Frisco
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Roada
Sande
Washington
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Curtis bill on five tribes returns to conference after dispute
Washington reports the Curtis bill to wind up five civilized tribes is sent back to conference on a point of order raised by Senator Paterson challenging a clause making interior secretary the final fact authority. La Follette and Tilman oppose coal land leases seen as sales to railroads. fate hinges on coal lease changes with a likely extended debate.
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Secretary of the Interior
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Geological Survey
Southwest
Curtis
Hill
Indian Territory
Davis Wins Nomination in Arkansas Primaries
Associated Press reports slow returns from Arkansas primaries. It appears Representative Little may secure the gubernatorial nomination while Governor Davis is indicated for the Senate seat. Berry supporters expect a close result.
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Six Held in Murder Probe In Minneapolis House
Six foreigners arrested in Duluth for suspected involvement in the Minneapolis murder case of six Bulgarians found dead yesterday. The six were taken into custody as investigators pursue leads linking them to the occupied residence.
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City Politics Boiling as Vinita Gears for Election
Vinita faces a heated campaign with Democrats distributing daily hand-bills and Republicans awaiting similar moves. Polls hint at a split result, boosted by new residents and a purchasable black and white vote, while independents may decide and money is expected to flow.
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Riok and File
Flood Devastates Delta Regions and Damages Bridges
Floods across Alabama Mississippi Arkansas and Iowa swamp lowlands and destroy crops and livestock. In Mobile Alabama riverine overflow threatens bridges and roads while Newport Arkansas brace for a million dollar bridge danger. Des Moines Cedar river floods sweep away a bridge near Waterl oo and damage Ia nd.
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Mobile
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Memphis, Tenn
Mar. X
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Arkansas
Newport
Ark
Webster City
Iowa
Des Moines
Cedar River
Waterloo
Vinita Weather Record Notes Extreme Values and Totals
Government weather observer Lahman reports Vinita territory data for 16. The record shows last killing frost March 2 and first killing frost October 20. Total precipitation 24 inches with May and August notable monthly totals. Vinita exceeds most towns in precipitation and rainy days, trailing Holdenville for territory highs. Mean monthly temperatures span from January to December with varying degrees. prevailing wind direction is south.
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