Mudge Doubtful on Walker Succession Rumors
The article reports Mudge refusing to discuss rumors about who will succeed Mr. Walker. He claims no information and defers to the president and board. Other officials including Mr. Ripley and Mr. Cheney are mentioned as potential successors amid speculation of leadership changes at the railroad office in Topeka.
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C W. Kouns
H Storey
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St Lins
Walker
Sdcosmor
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Shen
Prospective & Tate
Third Vice Press
Committees seek subscriptions for capital start of exposition
Topeka groups report nearly two thirds of a 95000 capital stock subscribed as committees encourage local subscriptions. Plans aim to mobilize Topeka citizens before stock raiders fund the enterprise and recruit women delegates for church conferences while other items from Newark and St Petersburg notes appear in the day’s trade.
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Kimkns Exposition Company
Topeka
Chas Samson
State Journal
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Etke Tex
Ite Mambere
Issue Is Drawn in McKeesport Strike Talks
In McKeesport a labor dispute over a general strike looms as President Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association seeks authority to call out workers in the American Sheet Steel Company plants. The union, with about 50,000 members, plans to coordinate with the national advisory board as actions unfold across U S Steel operations.
General Strike Seems Certain in Steel Workers Meeting
Pittsburg April 17 At a meeting of the national advisory board and vice presidents of the amalgamated association of iron and steel workers attendance was low but the mood favored granting President Shaffer power to call a strike. Officials awaited remaining presidents and the decision was expected late afternoon with a strike likely if concessions are not made.
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Cmaen
Cooper
National Advisory Board
Asocial Fies
Shaffer
American Sheet Stes
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Heritage
Great Combine
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American Federation of Labor
Job Wilton
Bic Inco & Steel Company
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Wellsville
Lerckburs
Pittsburg
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National Ofhers and Trusteer
Amede
David Hees
Mistrick
Walter Larkin
Smith
John Jarrett
American Sheet Steel Company
Jarret
Combine
Eimeris
Derrick Car and Gondola Plunge From Bridge
Buffalo N C April 17 a derrick car and gondola toppled from a bridge over Eighteen Mile Creek. Four workers were injured and rushed to the emergency hospital. Two men died shortly after the accident. Identified victims include William Do hlgren 41 of Silver Creek Nicholas Wagner 34 of Cleveland and two others from Duikirk.
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UNION MEN NEED NOT APPLY Watch Case Manufacturers Form a Combine
Newport Kentucky April 1 a notice posted at the Wadsworth Watch Case factory announces a strike and that no union labor will be used by the company. Similar firms including Kerstans Philadelphia Fahic Bast Harbor Crescent Newark have formed a combine to oppose union labor. Also listed are temperatures for several large cities including New York Chicago and Cincinnati.
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Wadsworth Watch
Ilion
Kerstans Company
Philadelphis
Fahic
Bast Harbor
Th Crescent
Newark
MacArthur Reports Surrender of Last Insurgents
General Douglas MacArthur announced the surrender of the final insurgent group in Marinduque after an orderly ceremony at Cot Abad. Insurgent leader Mark Rees and nine others laid down arms, signaling the end of active resistance in the area.
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Washington
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Gothers
Anns
Erik A. Seijeh
Washington moves toward foreign board for Chinese Tsung Li Yamen
The State Department anticipates a reform to replace the Tsung Li Yamen with a four member foreign board led by a prince, aided by privy council ex officio members, to speed negotiations with imperial sanction. Rockhill’s role and the expedition to Huw-La are noted amid ongoing unrest concerns.
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Pett
Rockaill
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Forman
Privy Council
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Mir
Rockhill
Granatch
Rukh
Huw- la
Gome
Murderer Ritter Captured After Reward Prompt
A Nishvilhy, Illinois special reports matrilineal killer Ritter, who murdered Clara Check, was captured by Oakisgle hunter Charlie Luts prompted by a 400 dollar reward. Armed farmers patrol between the city and Pinckneyville awaiting transfer to Brackneyville with Perry county sheriffs arranging guards.
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Nishvilhy
Matin
Clara Check
Hamier Becas
Charlie Luts
Oakisgle
Ritter
Trend
Pinckneyville
Rice
Taka
Brackneyville
Perry County
Tim
Girls Find Sympathy in Pottery Plant Labor Row
Nearly 600 employees at Onndage Pottery Company are not on strike in sympathy with colleagues. Committees representing strikers meet with the general manager to press demands while workers voice support for a broader stance and potential action.
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Spractice
Onndage Pottery Company
British Freight Railway Across Mexico Readies Four Year Finish
London reports a British backed railway across Mexico's narrowest point will link the Pacific and Atlantic. Two thousand workers under Sir Weetman Pearson oversee the 190 mile route with 900 bridges and harbor work at both ends. The project aims to carry two million tons, lower costs, and cut ocean routes by five years.
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Ty Journal and Advertiser
London
Mexico
Pactic
Pearson & Co
Sir Weetmanson
Anchorage
Pearson
America
Insurgents in Cebu Hold Line as Peace Talks Fail
Troops on Cebu Island fail to secure surrender of 200 insurgents. Col McClernand says insurgent terms are impossible. Cebu remains largely unsettled with provincial government urged by Visayan leaders as unrest continues. Redmond era Irish news notes local subscriptions and political tensions amid Dublin events.
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Cebu
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Col
McClernand
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Cat McClernand
Eeco Beehauty
Loomis Denies Interview Report From Porto Rico
United States Minister to Venezuela Loomis flatly denies an interview report from Porto Rico as inaccurate. The dispatch claimed he approved a statement. officials in New York and Washington dispute the account and demand a formal clarification.
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United States
Venesuela
New York
Were Not His Words About Castro Revealed in San Juan interview
Venezuelan official Louis Memour or Loumis denies attributing unkind remarks to Castro criticizes. He says he did not endorse the statements and that other passengers aboard the Me D line carneas spoke for themselves. He plans to report to Washington and awaits legal settlement developments.
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United States
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Porto Rico
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Loumis
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Ima
Sai Oh J. Tam
Borasos
Monte
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Bern
Venc~guvle
Chinen
Europe
Clemens Letter Sparks City Contests Over City Clerk Seat
A letter from readers argues the city council has tampered with the contest for the city clerk position. It contends the lawsuit would delay the matter for months and questions if Parker sought a rapid trial or a recount to influence appointments. The writer urges swift action and urges transparency in the process.
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State Journal
Mace Sieep
Parker
Loounel
Renault
Finghes
Sr. Parker
Hughes
Track Buried Ten Feet Deep
In Lesaville on April 17 trains on the Booth Park road run over the Dener and Rio Grandé tracks between Leadville and Dillon. The route near Frisco is partially blocked by debris as crews work to clear it and restore service.
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Prelett
Pos Venger
Booth Park Road
Dener & Rio Grandé
Leadville
Dillon
Frisco
Thompson May Stay in Deputy Warden Race Amid Endorsement Turmoil
Ratified endorsements ripple through a fraying field for deputy warden of the state. James Thibeun of Medicine Lastgere Dyer enters as candidate alongside Jake Hiering, Frank Gable, and "Dock" Mints from Lansing.
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Jewett
James Thibeun
Salt Center
Jake Hiering
Prank Gable
Dock
Lansing
Deal Closed Carnegie Property Seized by Morgan Syndicate
In Pittsburg April meeting stockholders of Carnegie corporation approved dissolution and Morgan Syndicate assumed control. Charles W. Piteturg and officers announced resignations of directors and officers including Lawler Pearce and Gaytey. New board members and officers were chosen with W I Cony as president and H E Flare as treasurer amid shifts involving Frick Cake and United States Steel entities.
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Morgan Syndicate
Carnegie
Piteturg
Carnegie Corporation
Stockheldene
Carnegie Cotnfay
Imi
Corer
Wow. Vy Blacks
Carnegii Hioet Company
Pittsburg
Earls Lawler
A. Kt
Pearce
James Gaytey
Getting Together Deal For the Dasiah West Indians
April 17 Copenhagen reports say the government is earnestly considering a revised card to the United States of the Danish West Indies to lead to a satisfactory agreement. Official circles see two governments nearer than before. Greek officials are cautious. United States mood remains tentative amid the mediation talks.
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Envernment
United States
Ube Reiter
Sted
Enelin
United Heaven
Trusts Prodded in New York and Jersey City Trade Rings
Fragmentary OCR notes allege financial groups in New York and Jersey City manipulated markets under the banner of a Nicaraguan business link. The text hints at Boer tribute and South Africa war sentiments, with mentions of workers, combinations, and central figures in industrial circles.
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Apel
Ilinin Boner
New York
Treetine
Lihad
Jersey City
Bilan
South Africa
Sulger
Unclear historic telegraph summary from Newark weather and politics
Fragmentary report covers Newark weather, labor, and political notes with references to American Federation of Labor Democrat actions. Mentions Braver strikes, Pine County area, and potential involvement of American forces in Laker relief efforts amid local tension. April election hints and racing commentary appear, with scattered names and places.
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