Mine Workers Face Strike Deadlock Over Recognition
New York April 26 Deadlocked over recognition of the United Mine Workers of America the anthracite operators and miners face a strike risk involving 176000 men The miners union general committee here to receive a subcommittee report failed to reach agreement with operators subcommittees and both sides will present further talks tomorrow to a joint conference before a miners convention May 2 to decide on a possible strike The operators blamed the deadlock on the miners demand for full union recognition a closed shop and dues collection The record of proposed and rejected terms shows wage rise rejected except five percent offered an eight hour day with production conditions and other wage and contract terms debated by both sides
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New York
United Mine Workers of Acrica
Mine Workers' Union
Rliere
United Mine Workers
Boyman
Ings
Questronashy
Jobs P. White
United Mine Workers Commission
Unpledged delegates shape Massachusetts convention fight
Boston April 26 unpledged delegates chosen in Mass presidential primaries to Chicago favor Roosevelt or remain uncommitted. Delegates at large include McCall Lodge Weeks Crane, with four unpledged district delegates leaning to Theodore Roosevelt. Party lines mirror national split as New Jersey and Arkansas also report unpledged strides toward or against Roosevelt.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Chicago
McCall
Benatera Henry Cabot Lodge
John W. Weeks
Barnist W. McCall
Henry Cabot Lodge
W. Murcayne
Roosevelt
Chackes
Grafton Li Cushing
Augustan BP
Gardner
Robert M. Washburn
Wilton
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Theodore Hoosvelt
Wilson
Embarrassed Farmer Complains About Garoline Prices
In a terse exchange quoted by the Niagara Pulla Journal a farmer named Cortorsel retorts that city folks lack funds to pay fines when arrested. The snippet appears in the paper’s classified ads section reflecting rural opinions on prices and enforcement.
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Cortorsel
Niagara Pulla Journal
Associated Press Elects Officers At Meeting
New York April 26 at a board of directors meeting the Associated Press elected officers including Frank B Noyea as provident and D C Stariet as vice president with Washington named for one post.
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New York
The
Associated Press
Provident
Frank B. Noyea
Wash
Ington
D. C. Star
Iet
Pittsburg
W. J. Meccan
Philadelphia News
Adolph 5. Ocho
New York Times
Oswald Garrison Villard
New York Evening Most
Shoe industry shows price hike and fashion shift
A pasted notice lists executives in the industry and discusses rising costs and supply limits. It describes manufacturers raising prices 10 to 20 percent, scarce white calf and white leathers, and white boots selling despite higher prices. Women reportedly pay 3 to 6 dollars for high white boots, while white shoes remain in strong demand.
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Ube
Amusements Tonight and Fraternal Meetings Listed
Amusements at multiple venues including Orpheum and Alhambra motion pictures and other listings. Social, fraternal societies plan Saturday and Sunday showings and meetings. Modern Woodmen No 9990 and Eagles No 118, Women of Woodcraft No 51, plus Union Prayer Methodist church and Primary Association gatherings noted.
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Orpheum—Motion Pictures
Alhambra—Motion Pictures
Ogden Motion Pictures
Oracke— Motion Pictures
Utah—Motion Pictures
Lyceum—Motion Pictures
Nez—Motion Picturra
Modern Woodmen
F. C. Eagles
Women of Woodcraft
Clauxet
Opden
Surden Beaher and the Mary Anot Footwear Exchange
A garbled quotation from the New York Commercial mentions a maid and a mistress discussing shoes. The fragment hints at a shoe trade or price discussion, with unclear names and dialogue about footwear and costs. No clear event or outcome is evident.
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Bhae
New York
Hastings Strike Settled After Wage Increase Vote
Hastings N Y April 26 the strike of National Conduit and Cable company workers ended as strikers voted to accept a company raise of 22 2 cents an hour, far above their five cent demand, after earlier riotous actions and calls to duty.
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Hastings
National Conduit & Cable Company
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