Rail unions oppose bill to curb strikes and rail control
Key labor leaders including Samuel Gompers and Frank Foster challenge a proposed railroad law before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee. They argue the measure cannot constitutionally prevent strikes and warn against government ownership schemes, while plans for picket lines and coordinated sympathy actions unfold with union leaders in discussion and mobilization.
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Washington
Sepa
Senate Interstate Commerce
Fecha
Charmins Raihroad
Wlies
Madhroad
Sampel Gonirpers
American Federation of Libor
Watton S. Stone
Engineers’ Brotherhood
Glenn Ttttmit
Gompers
Plumb
Stone
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Commissio
Comunission
Transportation Board
Raitroad
Jahar
Interstege Commeree
Adamson Cight Howe
Nat
Conflicting Claims Spark Turbulence as Troopers Quell Riots
In Newcastle Pa authorities report shooters wounded amid unrest as state troopers push back crowds. in Youngstown Ohio steel workers strike shuts plants with 98 percent idle, boosting union resolve and threatening broader industry disruption. Police and officials weigh action against protesters.
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Newcastle
Sey
Ion
Uaife
Coumttee
Buiny
Birmingham Strike In South Centers Varies In Readiness
In Birmingham, union officials called the steel strike situation satisfactory at the center of the southern steel industry, while steel mill heads reported their plants were proceed with operations and prepared for developments as of tonight.
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Birmingham
Ala
South
Steel strike widens as furnaces shut and imports rise
In Cleveland on Sept 23 the shutdown of the last two furnaces signals strikebreakers are being brought in and vessels run short crews. Union officials claim 25,000 men are idle as the clash persists with only minor disorders reported.
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Cleveland
Protective Assn Strike Spurs Pittsburg Monessen Fallout
A damaged report from Sept 22 describes the Porm Protective Association in Pittsburg and Monessen, with about 1 000 citizens pressed into service, efforts to curb a strike, and clashes at plant entrances. The Spang, Chalfauté and Company plant near Homestead is mentioned amid production suspensions and 2 500 workers affected as nightfall ends reporting.
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Porm Protective Assn
Pittsburg
Monessen
NaAjorii
Steel
Phant
Spang
Chalfauté Ane
Forma
Ain
Comeped
Cniplovinerr
Strike Continues as Steel Towns Hold Quiet Amid Walkout Debates
Officials of United States Steel Corp maintained reticence as the strike spread, with independent plants taking a waterful waiting stance. In South Chicago few workers patrolled a few mills while fires burned low at Hammond and Gary men faced possible loss of union charters. The United Steel workers claimed 70,000 strikers nationwide, while the national strike committee prepared to wind down amid internal criticisms and a first court move against picketing by Vollak Steel in Chicago.
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Hammmersmark
Yourwpstowr Sheet
Entine Counry
Onderen
Ortierad
Prindudl
Hellees
Theos Gerterroan
Daaeregs
Slade
Chicago
South
Cagoo
Pole Harbor
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Mast Chicago
Hammond
South Chicago
Mtn
Imar
J. O W. Lees
Vollak Steel Company
John Fitzpatrick
William Z. Foster
National Strike Committee
Chicago Union Council
Chiropractors Gain During Year
At yesterday's session of the chiropractors convention a report noted an 18 member gain in the past year, bringing state licensed membership to 74. The president cited securing a law at the last legislature for chiropractics. Speakers included Dr. Sims on Legislation and Law, Kr. Schulze on First Board of Examiners, and Dr. Thiessen on Harmony in the Profession. A sightseeing trip and a Catholic Ladies banquet followed. An election for next year’s convention site was planned for today.
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Chiropractors
Sims
Payette
Kr. Schulze
Tava Hot Springs
Tixaminers
Jthissen
Boise
Schulza
James Turner Placed Under Bond for Family Support
James Turner faced a probate court hearing before Judge Duvall on a charge of failure to provide for his family. He pleaded guilty and was ordered to post a $300 bond for six months. If he fails to provide, he will forfeit the bond and face further penalties. Probation Officer Ault will visit the Turner home weekly to ensure compliance.
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James Turner
Duvall
Turner
Ault
Dr G S Wasson Advertisement in North Street Office
Dr G S Wasson lists office at 116 1 2 Main Ave North opposite Perrine Hotel with contact number Fohcone 745 3 and ad dates September 19 to September 30 1910.
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G. S. Wasson
Main Ave
Perrine Hotel
Fohcone
Wanted Housekeeping Rooms for Married Couple
Classified notice seeking housekeeping rooms for a married couple for extended stay. Contact at 26 Eighth Avenue North, 24-3x-W, 9-27.
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Eighth Avenue North
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