Rights of Labor and the Manufacturers
New Orleans April 16. The National Association of Manufacturers adopted a sweeping declaration on labor relations. It rejects strikes and lockouts, pledges no interference with union rights, and supports wage contracts while preserving employer freedom. The report frames labor and business as evolving with industry, commerce, and democratic development.
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New Orleans
National Assation of Manufacturers
Carroll D. Wright
Roostvelt
Buon Javitell
Wright Wu
Wright
Resina
Cmpto
Dirm
Fem
Persia
Fay Ag
Rura
Businnas
Baycolx
Af Uitviamiti
Taluk
Donee
Toledo
National Avection of Manufacturers
United States of America
Hubor
Vair
National Association of Manufacturers
Organ Imlions
Mibor
Sul
Hoyenkts
Othey
Wt & Labor Organization
National Association of Maufacturers
Albanian Soldier Sentenced to Death in Consul Killing
In Constantinople on April 15 an Albanian soldier who shot M. Stulverina, the Russian consul at Mitrovilya, killing him, has been sentenced to death. The Russian embassy demanded a revision, and a previous sentence of fifteen years imprisonment was mentioned.
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Constantinople
M. Stulverina
Ab Mitrovilyas
Challenger Sails Weymouth April Race amid weather woes
Report notes Weymouth event with Shamrocks expected to contend today. Challenger mainsail issues and gear vibrations hinder preparation while a thick crowd and strong opinions surround potential fight or strong performance.
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Weymonth
Higher Wages At Walter A Woolen Mills
April 14 notice posted in every department of Walter A Woolen Mills announcing a ten percent increase in prices for all piece work and a ten cent daily rise in day wages starting April 15. The raise is attributed to a steady demand for jobs in the area and overall prosperity.
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Tosalelke
Walter A
Maclin Company
Johor
Combining Against America from a European movement essay
The text discusses a European opposition to America, noting a projected postponement of further discussion by a continental congress. It questions the movement’s aims to separate Europe from the United States commercially and politically, and hints at delaying next sessions amid neo-isolationist sentiment.
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Popelo Romane
Yealheday
Agriquitorial Congress
Congress
Europe
United States
General Baldwin Praises Filipino Soldier
Denver April 16 General Franklin J Baku commander at the department of the Cabiritte denies statements praising Negro soldiers cited in a quoted interview. He says the remarks were distorted and defends Filipino soldiers as capable and disciplined within the American armed forces.
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Denver
Colo
Franklin J. Baku
Department of the Cabiritte
Theeir
Workington
Ain Interelas
Wes
Dia Nowe
Planned Killing of Goebel Shocks Kentucky Trial Details
Fragments from Frnak Covn and others describe alleged plot to kill Governor Goebel. Testimony cites Cecil Entrohorated and Caley Lowers as figures in the scheme. Money offered for the shot, with tie to Governor Taylor and others, though events remain contested.
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Howard
Taylor
Prankfort
Apsil Li
Frank Covn
Kentucky
Sinc
Governan
Wake
Bole Tin
Ghat
Black individual fatally struck in Joplin incident
In Joplin on April 13 a Black person was fatally hurt in a night incident and believed to be in hiding near the Huckster area. Police say Officer Leath is involved in the investigation as authorities search miles from Joplin for the suspect.
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Joplin, Me
Tipey
Nail
Leath
Miles Nweti
Joplin
Husher
Racing Bill Killed Horeisborg
April 14 report notes the bill to regulate racing was killed in committee after debate. Grady, a Republican teacher, proposed a symposium, which was adopted, but the measure failed to reach further consideration.
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Horeisborg
The
Rennis
Mia
Tov Che
Fegaliaing
Abel Tie
Grady
Strikers Attack Non-Union Firemen in Cleveland
Fifty striking union firemen armed with knives boarded the steamship Howard In Shawn on arrival from Duluth and attacked the non union firemen on board. They beat and left one man unconscious and dragged another into the river before officers arrived. three injured men named Pewee, Smith, and Sige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Shawn
Ehe
Arbor
Dulut
Rumors Denied On Suitos Stoe Merger Report
The officer of the failed Suitos Stoe corporation deny reports of ongoing talks. They say there is no truth in rumors of a hastened merger plan involving mills and other assets under common ownership.
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New York
Ofivera
Suitos Stoe) Corporation
Yneious
Tiny
Dyan Orenwo
Sled Mills
Toynaees
Doko Avenm Eh
Tilo
Prven Corporation
Qultrout
Burglars Alarm Frightens Intruders in Denver Attempt
Censer April 15. Burglars fenced a western entrance near Chis, early this morning, but were frightened away by the burglar alarm and hut ging of a burglar near Shap ZOUK. The first attempt to rob a bank safe in Denver was thwarted by the alarm.
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Censer
Shap Zouk
Wade
Denver
Nuh Bank Safe
Strike May Cause Gas Tamine In Chicago
Chicago April 16 Teamsters joined the broader union movement to protest wage disparities and staffing in city services. The walkout disrupted gas works as meter readers repair crews and cashiers abstained, with old leaders displaced and new prospects uncertain as talks resume.
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Chicago
Alee
Street Railway Refuses Demands of Employes
New York April Walhe hoar of Abeghars of the Starborough Rapid Transit company refused the demands of the employes today after a conference with a committee of employes. President Peppers warned of a meeting of the men if demands were not met, with the possibility of a strike next day.
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New York
Walhe
Starborough ‘Rapid ‘Transit, Company
Manhattan
Feo
Elmany
Tyne
Peppers
Men's Union
Isaac
Charge of conspiracy against strikers in New York case
Report covers a conspiracy charge tied to striking workers in New York. Authorities allege attempts to disrupt government shipyard activity and crane work aboard a vessel, with prosecutors seeking evidence of deliberate interference and possible penalties. The case references federal district authorities and officials in Brooklyn.
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New York
Svarkora Wien
Bolseship
Tiroollyn Navy
Miatriet
Tours
Rogers
Wiatriet Altorany Howells
Raalorn
Federal Coast
Wrooklyn
Fur
Ade
Governor's aide Lee to testify in boodle inquiry
Jefferson City reports say Lieut. Gov. John Lee will be among first witnesses in the inglislae jure boodle case before the grand jury. Attorney General Crow and Lieut. Gov. Gordon conferred late into the night as the investigation's nervous strain grows.
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St. Louie
Jefferson City
John Te Lee
Lee
Crow
Gorden
Gener Grow
Methodists vote on merger plan across the nation
Methodists to vote on a proposed merger of Methodist publishing concerns with an informal referendum. The plan includes a single prohibition on regional publishing houses in New York Cincinnati and other cities. If approved, a new general agency and editors will be appointed, with principal supervision centered in major cities including New York Chicago and Detroit.
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Bnok
Howes
New York
Cincinnati
Lin & Contest
Naning General Forence Ul
Raiding a Printing Office in Chicago Leads to Arrests
Police raided the printing office on Sherman Street in Chicago and arrested individuals linked to running a gaming house and illicit stock investment scheme. The operation, tied to the Montana Mining Loan and Investment Company, produced incriminating stock materials and involved a printed arrest record.
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Chicago
Mining, Loan and Investment. Co
Sfof
Sherman
Regor Ander
Che Pallies
Enim
Montena Mininde Loan Aml Iivestment Company
Ue Ocx
Emigern
Montana
Rompany
Knockout Drops Used on Woman in New York Incident
Partial OCR report describes a woman subjected to knockout drugs in New York on April 14. The text cites a Mrs White and a Mrs Grahams, mentions missing jewels valued at 30, and notes the victim recovered some memory after the assault. Details are fragmentary and garbled.
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New York
White
Bellavas
Toby
Urs
Wim
Mititi
Graham
Iid
Urahara
Alea
Corahane
Governor Served With Injunction Over Appointments
A Denver judge issued an injunction challenging Governor Beahady’s appointments to county posts. The court action, brought by supporters of the old regime, seeks to halt transfers and assess the legality of the governor’s selections. The case moves toward the supreme court for resolution.
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Menver
Malling
Beahady
Tire
Poe
Denver
Oliver
Juan
Beaumont Fire Damages Millions In Spindle Top Area
A large blaze in Beaumont Texas on April unidentified time caused extensive damage estimated at 900000 to pipelines derricks and wells. The blast spread quickly and engulfed several buried districts with heavy smoke and debris. No injuries were reported and investigators began securing the site.
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Beaumont
Texas
Tost
Uw Danlern
Galle
Sonpany
Danlern
Imiia
Lyons
Man Supposed to Be Dead Walks Into Morgue
A man believed dead entered a New York morgue while police worked to confirm identity. The body identified as Quistroghi, from Barcelona, was found yesterday. a man who knew him said he often saw the harbor shop on that avenue. The unexpected visitor caused confusion as officers pursued identification.
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New Tork
Varril
Ora
Quotro Ahi
Barcelona
Gideeno Onsiernia
Sieitinn
Quistroghhi
Suita
Goulds Latest Move In Railroad Construction
Nebraska plans unveiled for a vast new railroad system crossing the state. The project includes a trunk line from Virginia to Twatrica with multiple branches reaching Beatrice, Lincoln, Grand Island, and northern Nebraska to Dakota. A new junction town near Saline County will seed northern lines into Nebraska and Dakota, with a western spur toward larger southern towns.
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Nebraska
Minnaud
Lin Southeastern Park
Missouri Pacific
Virginia
Twatrica
Maw Wiles Way
Bentetew
Northiwestern
Beatrica
Denver
Plata
Saline County
Dakota
Grand Island
Prossby
Nebrasl
Germans Must Further Explain Their Conduct
Derlin reports a semi official statement press today on Uy complaint of unfair treatment aboard a vessel and the detention of pupils on an island. The inquiry cites long distances and mentions an ambassador Tower who has not made representations. The statement asserts pupils have already been liberated despite the inquiry.
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Derlin
Atater Pont
Une Aeris van Oard
Washington
Che
Hii
Youpen
Rey
May
German Officer's Weak Defense for Murder
A German Navy Ensign stands trial for the murder of an artilleryman near Ragen on Good Friday. The defense cites informality and questions about the weapon and seals. Witnesses discuss prior exchanges and the accused's statements as the trial proceeds.
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Willy Ube
Goebel
Promitants
Goghel
Eel
Lopales
Wilnens
Pennsylvania
Adolph Pewee
George
Smith
Waller Sige
U. S. Steel Corporation Lines
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Howells
Evis Denen
Colorado
Caingerd
Wililny
Supreme Court
Gould
Norlin
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Westig
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Hatton
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