Industrial Army in Oakland Faces Armed Standoff
Oakland officers and deputized citizens confronted about 640 unemployed men marching from San Francisco to Oakland. The industrial army cooled threats with a decisive retreat to box cars after Mayor Pardee and Sheriff McGillicuddy coordinated troops. Sacramento-bound convoy proceeded with 200 armed escorts amid ongoing tension over transport and shelters.
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Chicago
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Allen
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Beenese
O'Brien
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Pee Ripe Eae
Mletcher
City Hall
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Kelly
Southern Pacific Company
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Car Road
Wolff Found Guilty In Fraud Case
The jury returned a verdict of guilty against N. H. Wolff former agent of John Wanamaker after a brief deliberation of about fifteen to twenty minutes. Judge Hazen will sentence Wolff at the close of the trial.
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N. H. Wolff
John Wanameker
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Wolff
Hazen
Wulff
Judge Jenkins Modifies Northern Pacific Strike Order
Judge Jenkins in the United States circuit court today partly modifies the December injunction on Northern Pacific strike orders. He removes a clause banning officials from urging or advising a strike, while noting courts should restrain actions that threaten public rights and property. He rejects broader changes, urges legislature for broader remedies, and discusses the legitimacy of strikes amid interstate railroad operations.
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Northern Pacific
United States Circuit Court
P. M. Artour
The
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F. R. Sargent
Firemen's Brotherhood
EK. Clark
Conductors
PD. G Ramsey
Northern Pacific Railway
Union
United States
Judge Dundy Denounces Wage Cuts in Rail Case
Dana April 6 The American Railway Union asked the U S district court to restore old salaries for Union Pacific workers last August Judge Dundy angrily warned that pay cuts would not be tolerated and urged restoration to fair levels He said he would hear grievances whether from one or thousands and criticized past precedents Governor Lewelling returned to Wichita today
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American Railway Union Today
United States District Court
Union Pacific Road
Dundy
Falleond
Dickinson
Jenkins
Northern Pacific
Norfolk
Dandygalt
Inmakin
Fraudulent bonds scandal hits state school fund
A Topeka report reveals the state school fund commissioners bought twenty seven thousand dollars in Hamilton and Kearney county bonds later repudiated by the counties. The bonds, purchased at par with accrued interest, threaten a heavy loss to the state economy and implicate Attorney General Little State Superintendent Gaines and Secretary of State Osborn. The affair follows earlier bond deals and prompts a major uproar at the statehouse.
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State School Fund
Hamilton and
Kearney
Lewelling
Little
Gaines
Osborn
Geo. W. Crane
Hamilton County
Bank of Topeka
Central National
Kansas National Bank
N. D. McGinlet
Hornaday
State Department
Crane
McGinley
State House
Kearney County
Will Sells Plans Cartage Move From Topeka
Will Sells of Sells & Keydoon arranged with the mechanical department of Clo cata for a card to transport a large aggregation of colossal wagons. The expedition will leave Topeka about May and head west via the Santa Fe route. The exact day of today’s visit was not settled.
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Sells & Keydoon
Artaniremensith
Lobdell Considers Run for Attorney General Seat
A prospective candidate for attorney general emerged from yesterday's Republican league meeting. E. Lobdell of Dighton Lane County, former judiciary committee chair and Populist era House member, weighing a bid and planned to decide within days after returning home.
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Republican League
E Lordell
Dighton
Lane County
Fires of Representatives
Col. Wood
Lobdell
Frey reports Roelviuh and Jensa trek east from Maxwell grant
General Manager J J Frey says Adam Roelviuh and J C Jensa, who recently toured the Santa Fe and Maxwell land grant in New Mexico, have gone east and will await their return home to Amsterdam. The party’s journey averaged through the grant included a four mile carriage drive amid a wind and sand storm rivaling Oklahoma’s fiercest conditions.
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Floetland Boudhot Acros
J. J. Frey
Adam Roelviuh
J. C. Jensa
Santa Fe
Maxwell Land Grant
New Mexico
Amterdam
Holland
Oklahoma
A Nephew of Greeley Teaches at Washburn College
Clarence D. Greeley, Horace Greeley’s nephew, arrives to teach psychology at Washburn College for the school year. He will be a temporary instructor and serves as general agent for the International Law and Order League based in Connecticut. Dr. Peter McVicar, college president, leads fundraising in the East while J. P. Davis of Kansas Mutual Life helps organize the financial review as Superintendent Smithler begins examinations.
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Clarence D. Greeley
Horace Greeley
Washburn College
J.P. Davis
Kansas Mutual Life Association
Smthler
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