City PM seeks injunction over use of brick paving
Griggs presses city to halt use of city brick for paving alleging improper seizure of public property. Court action moves forward as both sides clash over responsibility for maintenance and payment. city argues prior plans authorize brick roads while Griggs links action to ward authority and pavement policy.
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Ariane Callet
David Vere
Annie Rey
Cinmeons Rompanys
Koverneer
Ogiebie
Pierwie
iBon Tee
Nick
Pune
Origg Street
Weerd
Mr. Grieves
Rye
Ward
Alreddy
Atenie Wiley
Imatersn
Thi Citz
SARGENT WILL SEE
Ambiguous report from Washington mentions Cuban children in New York and a Universal Brats church at Point Lain. Officials promise an investigation of the school and its character before any action, with telegrams and inquiries from Treasury and others.
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Wheshington
New York
Universal Brats Chirch
Point Lain
Han
Treasury Department
Commielaner Gevernt
Tsaleretion
Swerviary Taylor Bas
Bie
Point Loma
Eypeal
Mtr. Bargent
Bas Borg
Mitchell Plea For Eight Hour Workday In Coal Mines
Mitchell testifies before judge Geer on miners demand for eight hour workdays and pay by weight. He describes United Mine Workers of America history, contracts with bituminous operators, and calls for joint conference to settle local grievances. He urges arbitration, warns against coercion, and pleads for child labor limits in mines.
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Lebor
Erica Arene
Je i
Pier Pone
LDL
Arkansas
Kansas
Iowa
Tiherly
Dedlatia
Ohio
Michieur
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Indianry
United State Geolmicnt Survey
Mitchell
Wyoming
Lehigh
Fayite Fr Opal
Cire
Weber Railroad Companion
United Mine Workers of America
Teinahite
Ealy
Trike
Te Na
Honda
Mitchell Anid
Labac Xhail
Aig
United States
Mintog
Iin
Sime
Mine Workers of America
Provident
America
Noarniel
Fale
Cory
Naperfitendei
Encholtiery
Perron
Milla
Fur Nation
Tts
Turing
Geer
Air
Derren
Neeses
Trys. Mitchell
Mitchell Sand
Mrr
Darrow
Mitchel
Jered
Thin Regton
Ous
Nelda
Mr. Darrow
Mr. Mitchell
Hey
Darren
Kent
Wilcox
Mitchad
Interpretation as law sparks tense courtroom exchange
The phrase interpretation is the law provokes a sharp exchange with Mr. Wilcox who asks if that makes him the law. The judge calls a recess until 2 o'clock as proceedings pause.
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Mr. Wilcox
Heart in Siege and Governor Bailey’s Dilemma
A fragmented account recounts Alt Hefe man of his world and Governor Malley over a potential marriage tied to Bailey’s political state. The piece notes rumored plans, family strains, and public speculation on loyalties, with references to Chicago connections and a State Journal reporter’s hints.
Socialism Bobs Up At Labor Federation Session
New Orleans November 14 The morning sessions of the American Federation of Labor center on credentials and rules with seating protests over the Brewery workers delegation. Victor Berger of Milwaukee defends federation unity while Wisconsin labor backs a revival of international socialism in a lengthy debate of adopted resolutions.
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New Orleans
American Federation of Labor
Remapor
Vicr
Duncan
Milwaukee Epades Council
Federaton of Labor
Victor Ty Berger
Itselj
Berger
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
Bes
Princeton Tigers Welcome Real Tiger for Yate Game
Princeton fans gathered on Osborn field as a four foot long, tame South American tiger from Annapolis arrived by express to perch in a cage near the team. The animal roared when released, causing a scramble among players and spectators, and narrowly escaping a startled fall as it paced the field under watchful guards before being recaged.
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College
Princeton
Prince Ton
Athletic Association
Annnapolis Sthelene
Naval Academy
H. Bannard
Jen
Bannard
Hart
Hantaird
Tim Chai
Pennsylvania Extends 10 Percent Wage Increase Notice
Western Pennsylvania officials announced a ten percent rise for workers earning under 250 dollars a month, aligning with the eastern system. The move affects about 40 employees and follows recent wage actions amid tensions in the orchestral labor scene.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Ines
Pitts
Bure
Roosevelt Bears Hunt Camp Near Smedes Mississippi
President Roosevelt joins hunting party in Mississippi near Smedes for a bear hunt. The setup includes rugged camp life on the Little Sunflower river, with Hoke Collier as guide and a famed bear hound pack led by Mr Foot.
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Mr. Walker
Walter Hole
Collier
Vicksburg
President Fish
Clarkwdate
Mixs
Roosevelt
Memphis
Stuyvesant Fish
Tillvoll Central
Dickinson
John M. Parker
New Orleans
John McHihenny
Parker
Hoke Coller
Ware Hampton
Foot
Packer
Mr. Parker
Mangum
Marie Collier
Barker
Nike
Elio Central Road
Omlockers
Simos
On His Trail Photographers and Newspaper Respondents Follow the President
Photographers and correspondents trail the president as he moves through Smpedes Miss on November 14. Conditions were ideal for the hunt with an overcast dawn clearing to sun by early morning. Dogs worked well in soft air. locals noted the scene despite some earlier cloud cover and rain. Reporters filed early notes as the president’s party prepared for camp and travel.
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Waracit
Severn
Deitur
Freie
Phouigrapter
Beiien Bach i
Egenterfel
Strane
Aly
Jour
Jay
Ian Ige
City Fathers Meet in Leavenworth Chiefs and Delegates
In Leavenworth Kansas the city session discusses the Kansas charter revision. Acting Mayor J Mauserman and city clerks attend along with delegates from Topeka Atchison Wichita and Kansas City. Key provisions cover damages filings and street repairs while talks consider a new city cemetery and landmark ordinances.
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Teavenworth
Kas
Kansas
J. Mauserman
Leavenworth
Orimlinas Land
W. Hi. Craddork
Hanang City
Kns
AS. Hick
Cecelin
We. Msewbe
City ‘Enginese
CV. Wolf
Kansas City
Kay
W. H. Craddock
Pollock
Fort. Scott
C. W. Pennlman
Counci
Tin
NH. Conine
D. B. Bryant
W. H. Robertson
George Mouse
Enapecillain CB
Cary
Albert Shafter
BR. Hudson
J. G O. Brown
W. §. Stown
Atchison
J. W. Orr
G. W. Alleman
Wichita
F McLean
BH. Lailing
Davidson
B.C. Jackman
J. PF. Beliow
Kerman
Aten
Pierce
Helm
George
Harris
desea L_Leland
W. Als Tint
Topeka
Rohl Hudnon
Bera Scott
AWK Helm
Rakeinn
Toreien
Ie Kemlon
North Topeka news column item with many names
North Topeka column notes social chatter and local notices. Mentions John Pennick, Mr. Alee Mayne of Maple 141, Topeka residents visiting North area, courtship and family visits, sales at local stores, a bakery ad, and community events at churches. Also references a stock sale, a funeral light obituary, and a couple of minor incidents.
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Gtel
Taxter
John Pennick Wits
Menoken
Alee Mayne
Ten Brey
Kansas City
Topeka
Courtney
Willlnery
Alo
Bis Quinny Street
Win
Taickhardt
Boonvale
Phe
Carthage
Joplin
Webb City
St. Meigs
Texas
George
Collin
Rae Street
Myren
Troe Sale
C&tigren
Mrs. Ghurey
Philadelphia
Eat Avenue
T. McFarland
Furst Church
Mr Mitchell
Parkdale
William
York City
Pontion Yard
Verona Matrimonial Bureau Case Pleads Guilty in Fraud Charge
Chinn pleaded guilty to the indictment charging defrauding by weighing the malls as Verona Matrimonial Bureau faced an 18 month sentence in the Missouri penitentiary.
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Verona
Missouri Penitentiary
Chinn
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