Coal Strike Talks Edge Toward Settlement Amid White House Talks
President Mitchell faces district officers as Morgan's plan for arbitration unfolds. Roosevelt awaits Mitch ell's response while Wilkes Barre reports mixed views. Morgan travels to New York with Frank P. Russett and other officials as miners assess the operators proposal and possible end to the strike grows more likely.
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Arbitration offer from coal barons seeks presidential commission
The coal companies propose a commission appointed by the president to decide disputes between companies and their workers, union or nonunion. The panel would include a military or naval officer, a mining engineer, a U.S. district judge, a prominent figure, and a nonunion mining expert. Miners would return to work once constituted and the commission would set terms for at least three years.
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Sues Gen Hugh Hughes Over Coal Contract
In Topeka court today Robert Elliott sues Gen J W F Hughes alleging breach of contract for coal supplies. Defendant allegedly refused to separate bimonthly earnings from a $4175 claim for nine cars of carbon gum coal at disputed tonnage rates. A Sept 4 shipment and a $190 payment are noted. lawyers Thomann Springer and Price represent the plaintiff Burlingame.
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Cleveland Talks Tariff Reform as the Issue in Democratic Drive
Ex President Grover Cleveland argues the Democratic party must press tariff reform to gain House representation. He warns against wavering on sound money and protection, urging steadfastness to advance Democratic ascendancy and victory in the upcoming congressional elections. He cites New York sentiment and the need for disciplined effort nationwide.
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Quarts of Pearls Exhibit Drawn from Miner Island Pearlers
A Milwaukee correspondent notes a major pearl collection from the Mississippi river basin near Prairie du Chien. The exhibit includes a quart measure of fine pearls with nearly all stones in perfect form. One river pearl from near Prairie du Chien is valued at $10 and other specimens reach high values, with several notable pieces described for color, luster, and size. The pieces were mainly found in the Mississippi river bed, with some roots also from other streams in the state.
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Millionaire on Trial in Maine City Garbage Bid Case
In Columbia Maine the millionaire politician Ost dh Jddes Hineke faces a high-profile bribery attempt linked to a city garbage contract. A venue change was sought. Butler did not appear, and the defense opened with a demurrer argument as the case proceeds.
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Jointists Fined For Using Assumed Names
Police rounded up a group of jointists last evening and fined them for not using their true names. Some offered aliases when asked, but the docket shows full names only. Known names include J. E. Wadsworth and Charles La cation, with fines totaling $820. It is reported that a duplicate name leads to a separate fine of 0 per alias.
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Senator Burton Arrives In Topeka Prepares Campaign Speech
Senator J R Thurton arrived in Topeka from Chicago and said the trip was delightful. He will open his Kansas campaign in Lukes Opera House North Topeka tomorrow night and plans to meet a commission in Washington in November to report on conditions in Hawaii and labor influences.
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Cold weather lingers as temperatures fall nationwide
The Air Bureau warned of no warmup as temperatures dropped to 27 at dawn and readings across major cities showed record chill. Southwest winds held at about 12 miles per hour while government thermometers logged lows around local areas, with several cities including Chicago, New York and Washington recording single digits or low forties in a bleak national snapshot.
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Mills Store News Show Hats and Kid Caps Value
In our salesroom Beaver or Scratch Felt Hats with wings ponpons and ostrich feathers are admired in autumn shades. Specialties at five and six dollars offer high value. Children’s wear features pretty conceits and accessories for hat making. Place your order now for quick delivery.
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