Miners End Strike After Unanimous Vote To Return Thursday
Delegates vote unanimously to end the strike and return to work on Thursday. President Mitchell announces a commission will report within a month as the union seeks assurances, with parallel debates on arbitration, worker protections, and future employment rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panther Creek Valley
Mitchell
Sy Jone
Wiinen
Hentl Liemipens
Renault
United States
Promient Mitchell
Jos Ain
Cully
Perran
Fayelopes
Wilkeebarte
J. J. Curran
Linade
Arene
Tine Workers Convention
John Aikenalt
Peein
Hoovevelt
New York
Baer
Trann
Fowler
Markie
Fem
United Mine Workers Convenes at Wilkesbarre Adjourns
The Wilkesbarre convention of United Mine Workers adjourned after President Mitchell announced Roosevelt would arbitrate the dispute. Delegates debated settlement terms and schedules for resuming mining with plans for an early vote on the arbitration proposal and a formal public announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theadore Tthonevelt
Amboloa
Witkontmrre
Cot
Theadore Roosevelt
Ecagan Apes
John Smitewell
United Mine Workers of
Amurlea
Carroll
Wilkesborne
Pan
Joosevett
United Miner Workers
Nesbitt
Mitchell
Hailey
Michell
Iaise
Roosevelt
Wucal
Shichett
Ubowah
Shin
Committee On Resolutions
Fiveleton
Ilow
Ifn
John Markle
White Fe
Kingston Cant
Conmeny
New Telephone Company to Build Lines Out of Atchison
Promoter EL H Beery of Atchison Telephone Company leads Central Bretes Telegraph Telephone and Construction Company chartered in Missouri with A B Wan ter Tarkie Mo and W J Krankin as directors to build toll lines between Atchison and independent exchanges. Kansas City exchange under construction should be ready next spring for operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Telephone Company
Atchison
EL H. Beery
Atchison Telephone| Company
Central
Joe
Leayeppee
Nore Cy
Kansas City
Telegraph toll line plan links Missouri and Kansas
The St Joe exchange Atchison line and Leavenworth plant will expand to over 12,400 telephones serving north Missouri, northeastern Kansas, and southeastern Nebraska. The Topeka Telephone Company will build a toll line to Kansas City, with Central States to connect, ensuring improved service.
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St. Joe
Atchison Exchange
Leavenworth Exchine
le Fay
Emeter
Missouri
Kansas
Netra
Tnleynmne Company
Topeka
Kansas City
Central States Company
Enforced retreat amid Somaliland expedition trap
London reports a letter from an officer in the Somaliland expedition describing a British fleet in a worsening trap. He says no one will realize the danger until too late. They face water shortage, scarce supplies, and many casualties. He notes captured munitions and diminishing camels.
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Cauget
London
Nere
Indi
Roosevelt summons arbitration commission to meet
Washington October 21 President Roosevelt has summoned the arbitration commission to convene in the capital Friday, signaling a push to resolve pending labor and arbitral issues. The move follows ongoing tensions between workers and management across several sectors with unit officials awaiting guidance.
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Washington
Roosevelt Lee
Str Arbitration Commission
Diphtheria Claims Two Local Children In Rapid Tragedy
A 14 year old boy Benjamin F Hert died of diphtheria at 170 Boll er avenue near Leubach school grounds after a few days illness. The Polk school principal Mikie Tharp reported. The health board will fumigate Polk school this afternoon. Several children in the Chatland family also exposed. Mrs Della Chatland and Clay Jacheot among affected. Quarantine arrived late, as both patients died before measures could be taken.
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Benjimin FB. Hert
Miviner
Boller Avenue
Uneuch
Polk School
Miki Tharp
Board of Health
Della. Chatland
Ant Willow Avenue
Chatland
Porous Brick Fire Injures Bucyrus Woman
In Bucyrus Ohio on October 21 Mia J Callaway, who lives nearby, tried a so called porous wick brick marketed as coal substitute. She soaked the brick in gasoline by mistake and dropped it into a stove lighting it. The stove was destroyed but her injuries were sustained.
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Bucyrus
Mia
J. Calelaway
Callaway
Brikmaker
New York
Smith Is Released After Assault Arrest
Andrew Smith ex engineer arrested for assaulting Tom Meagher is released from county jail at noon. No state warrant. Meagher bids to recover and has no desire to prosecute. Smith may go free unless Meagher dies. Fort Riley contracts bid openings in Junction City for replacing beating of buildings with new plants. Lowest bids cited. project total around $100,000. Weather forecast for Kansas: fair tonight and Wednesday with southerly winds.
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Andrew Smith
Tom Meagher
Smith
Menhger
Fort Riley
Junction City
Kan
Quartermaster’s
Pt. Euler
Griggs Faces Secret Inquiry in City Hall
City officials move to oust Street Commissioner G H Griggs amid an anti administration effort. Council members West and others back an investigation into dirt sales, missing funds, unperformed orders, and alleged mismanagement. Griggs defends records, pledges full inquiry.
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G. H. Griggs
Grges
C. V. West
Amelling
Rosa
Grings
Streets and Walls
Jywrere
Socmt
W. T. Horn
Griggs
Horn
Grices
Griges
Gris
Thin Miley
Chy
M. M. Hale
Grags
Grange Hual
Couneti Na Ra
Connellman Weber
Disemmelsman
Finnlly
Nell
Rene
Anier
Ananioen
Weather forecast for tomorrow's ball game
Weather observer predicts fair weather for the National American baseball game this afternoon. Forecast calls for fair to light winds with mild temperatures. Hourly readings are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Jennings
Aeichuins
Sevetion
Tenaion
Ciefis
Emith
Emlyn
Cooley Returns Home To Lead All Star Lineup In Topeka
Dick Cooley arrives in Topeka to headline the All Star National League team set to play here tomorrow. He speaks of a hard driven tour with the All American and National teams and expects a return to Topeka in February before likely joining the Boston National League club next season. Cooley notes teams play to win and recounts strong receptions as the exhibition tour continues into Honolulu.
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Dick Cooley
Topeka
West
Mr. Cooley
Bill
Cooley
Kuhov
Donavan Wor Chesbro
Pitcker
All Americans
Hastzel
Jones
Davis
Caughtin
Sit
Hures
Siamese Crown Prince Toured Baldwin Works in Philadelphia
The Siamese crown prince visited Baldwin Locomotive Works and other facilities in Philadelphia, touring ships and locomotives from morning into late afternoon. John H. Converse offered to train a number of Siamese youths in locomotive building, seen as a key commercial moment.
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Baldwin Works
Anks
Philadelphia
Siam
Baldwin's
John H. Converse
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Converse
Burglars Steal Clock and Silverware at Smith Residence
A New York architect Frederick Gorham Clark Smith was robbed at his Hock Ridge home near Rosemary Hall. Entry occurred last night. the clock was found unaltered this morning, revealing other losses including silver-plated ware and dining room linen. Police probe ongoing in Greenwich area.
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Smith
Greenwich
Frederick Gorham Clark Smith
New York
Hock Ridge
Rosemary Hall
Registration Drive Endorsed by Shawnee County Independents
A large meeting at the Firehouse Christian church organized ward and precinct committees to push through a thorough voter registration in Shawnee County. Leaders emphasized mobilizing 1,200 potential voters, appointing canvassers, and forming district federations to reach every man, with a focus on realistic turnout before Friday.
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Shawnee
Firec Christian Church
Topeka
J.T. McFarland
Law Enforcement League
Committee of Two Hundred
County Central Committee
M. R. Mitchell
W. H. Cowles
T. B. Stephens
The
State Temperance Union
Cowles
Hert Lucas
Stephens
Stebbins
Independent Central Committee
Cowlet
Wednesday Football Schedule Mixed in Princeton Area
Princeton versus Dickinson in Pennsylvania faces off at Annapolis while Brown meets Bates in Providence. Williams plays Vermont at Williamstown and Rutgers meets Swarthmore at New Brunswick. Columbia hosts Maryland at College Park.
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Princeton
Dickinson
Pemneylvania
Annapolis
Annaps- Brown Ve. Bates
Providence
Wiliems
Vermont
Williamstown
Roteers
Swathmore
New Brunswhee Columbia Va
Maryland
Cofiege
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United Mine Workers of America
Talline
BIC
Uas
Pia Bhoriiy
Sagentinent Cent
Rerntinien
Mitchel
Bey
Mtr
Dalentes
Mitenell
Bern
America
Bombay Grenadliers
Somaliland
Bimih
Tadla
Bombay Grenadiers
Mhow
Central India
Benjamin F. Reed
Vietin
Pour
Baseball Stars
Coolmy
Parkerstorn
W. Va
George F. Albright
Mary Ashburn
Antil Albright
Ber
Alwright
Ashburn
William Thornbury
Geore
George Aitright
Aitright
Mary
William Ashburn
Pattl
Moreartown
Georges
George
Baltimore
Bhsiding Polivond
Stary
Chicase
Tempermnet
York
Heston
Lowe
Rhorough
Mills’ Store News
Mills Co
Desortment
Phipps
Atchison Productions
the Mills CO
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