Arm ed truce at Standard Steel Car after deadly strike clash
In Hammond Indiana on September 9 four strikers were killed and about fifty wounded as police and guards battled with workers at the Standard Steel Car plant. The fight began when laborers tried to stop over 200 returning workers from entering. Seven leaders were jailed as authorities feared further violence when workers left the plant. Most fatalities and many injuries were among foreign born workers, with Hungarians among the arrested. augmented police guard and deputy sheriffs will remain to prevent a recurrence.
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Associated Press
Hammond
Ind
Standard Steel Car Company
Daniel Brown
Goodrich
Indianapolis
Steel unions to outline stance on United States Steel dispute
Washington dispatch reports after two conferences with 23 steel unions, representatives announce an imminent statement detailing their position in the feud with United States Steel Corp, which has warned of a potential strike. John Fitzpatrick of Chicago presided and noted that no final word was given.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Union Leaders Silent Ahead of Wilson Conference
Decision reached with progress stalled as union chiefs declined to discuss strike plans or a potential truce until after President Wilson's October 6 conference on industrial conditions. They also would not confirm if Wilson's message to Samuel Gompers on the steel situation was under review.
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Progress
Wilson
Samuel Gompers
Cyclone Causes Trouble in Havana Residents Flee
Cyclonic winds sweep from the gulf driving high waves over the sea wall and flooding parts of Havana up to six blocks. Firemen and police aid fleeing families as authorities report no fatalities yet.
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Havana
The
Associated Press
Gulf
Moral risk in building credit through known reputation
The piece argues that banks evaluate who you are as well as what you own when seeking credit. It stresses that credit is not earned overnight but by becoming known and establishing consistent, trusted behavior. It highlights the moral hazard in relying on mere assets rather than character and reliability.
Pershing in Central Park Praised by 80000 New York Schoolchildren
General Pershing thanked New York City public school students for their wartime patriotism in a Central Park ceremony attended by over 80,000 children. He urged continued support of the founding principles and noted the inspiration the children provided to soldiers at the front. After the salute and anthem, crowds pressed toward the general, and invitations to visit cities nationwide followed as he prepared to travel to Washington and Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
New York
Central Park
General Pershing
Children of America
City of
America
Renti
Europe
Philadelphia
Washington
Wage Fight and Sheriff Sales Dominate Twin Falls Notices
The United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees vows to push wage reductions amid a convention in Detroit as two sheriff's sale notices in Twin Falls Idaho detail foreclosures. Foreclosure sales target properties including lot 12 block 106 and other parcels with dates set for September 20, 1919, at the Twin Falls courthouse.
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Detroit
Sept. Yv
United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
District Court
Twin Falls
State of Idaho
Twin Falls County
Twin Felt
Idaho
J. E. Montgomery
Marian N. Montgomery
W. Q. Syster
WO. Syster
Jennie Baker
A. N. Sprague
G. Dietrich
Notice to creditors in Mary B McNeil estate Idaho
In the Probate Court of Twin Falls County Idaho the administrator of Mary B. McNeil deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months. Claims must be shown at the office of James R. Bothwell and W. Orr Chapman Twin Falls Idaho, dated September 19, 1919.
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A. Hl. Assendrup
Twin Falls
Idaho
Hoise Meridian
A. H. Assendrup
United States
Twin Fats County
Mary B. McNeil
James R. Bothwell
W. Orr Chapman
A. D
Sheriff Sale Notice Amid Court Action in Idaho
Notice of sheriff's sale issued from the Fourth Judicial District Court of Idaho. Proceedings arise from the Kinney v King and Assendrup suit in Twin Talis County. Execution issued and dated. further details incomplete in the notice.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
Adaho
Twin Talis
BE. D. Kinney
J. B. King
A. H. Assendrup
Foreclosure action and divorce case filed in Twin Falls Idaho
The First National Bank of Twin Falls sues J E Montgomery et al for foreclosure. an alias summons in an Idaho district court seeks dissolution of marriage for Lucinda J Prichard versus George Prichard. The notice, dated August 22, 1919, lists the clerk and attorney and sets appearance deadlines.
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District Court
Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Twin Falls
Lucinda J. Prichard
George Prichard
Tourth Judicial District
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Twinalls
Asher B. Wilson
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Hortense Perrine
Illinois Steel Company
Nibley Channel Lumber Coa
H. W. Cowan, and Central Trust Co
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Central Trust Company
United States of America
H. G. Dietrich
First National Bank of
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W. O. Lyster
J. EB. Montgomery
Marion N. Montgomery
W. OO. Syster
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Byc. L. Bowen
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