Miners and Carnegie Intense Coal Talks In Washington
In Washington on November 25 President of the Miners union Clare and counsel for miners met Wayne MacVeagh to discuss wage and hour terms amid prevailing coal concerns. Darrow indicated progress toward a tentative agreement resembling a two hour day a ten percent raise and annual accords. A further conference was planned for 2 PM as talks continued between Mitchell MacVeagh and coal representatives with no firm conclusions yet reached.
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Independent Coal Operators Protest at Arbitration Session
New York November 25 Independent coal operators condemned the proposed settlement with the United Mine Workers. C I Simpson for the independents urged that the commission hear their side and expose alleged injustices by the railroads and unions. They warned any surrender to a compromise would cement power and perpetuate perceived abuse, signing a statement by 25 independent companies.
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Western Federation of Miners Considers Continental Expansion
The executive board of the Western Federation of Miners in session debates plans for broad union growth across the continent and to absorb members milinated with the American Federation of Labor. Organizers will be sent into Mexico while the board, led by Moyer and Basswood, includes Hughes, Lewis, Jodh, Smpkins, Copley, Watfoden, and Baker from several states.
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Edward Hughes
But Lewis
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AbsBounding Release Recount Of Pearl Harbor Dredger Loss
Correspondence from Townlidu dated November 18 notes a dredger sank at Pearl Harbor during high winds hindering US funds for harbor dredging. The fragment cites inadequate channel works and ongoing government plans, with territorial treasurer William Weight implicated in a partial inquiry.
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United States
Peel Harbor
Leon
Lina
Williah Weight
Cae
Fae Gabeyelos Ayer
Puiblly Touday
Camden Child Reported Missing After Daytime Walk
A Camden child, four years old, was last seen with a caretaker near the residence area. Police issued alerts as search efforts include local volunteers and patrols. No further information on the child's condition or recovery timeline was available at press time.
Dredger Sinks Dex Motes Nov 25
Chris SIanson of the Sharpsburg State Bank is accused of absconding with 26000 in deposits. He was arrested in Missouri and brought back for trial. He was released from jail after turning over editors property valued at 18000 and has returned to Missouri.
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Chrisianson
Sharpsburg
Missouri
Attempted Suicide Rescue in Koskuba Case at Marshals Town
In Marshalstown, Koskuba attempted to kill himself using a large vial of morphine. A physician saved his life with dramatic intervention. He faced charges related to an earlier attempted assault on Branile.
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Student rioters investigated at state university
A state university campus riot inquiry has begun with about twenty ring leaders targeted. The faculty cooperates with the county attorney and President Mullan is expected to appear before the jury.
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President appoints district attorney to high court post
Washington November 25 The President decided to appoint Ashley AL Gunti district attorney for the District of Columbia as associate justice of the supreme court of the district following the late Justice Brindley He also appointed Franklin M Wrilgletof Ni noir to the court of claims vice judge Davis He was endorsed by the congressional delegation
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Ashley AL Gunti
District of Columbia
Supreme Court of the District
Justlee Brindley
Frankin M. Wrilglet
Ninoir
Vicarney
Court of Claims
Jinige Davis
Magedonian Uprising Reported Amid Ongoing Clashes
A Times dispatch from Salonika relayed by London warns of continued Magedonian unrest despite assurances that the uprising has ended. Reports describe sporadic clashes, casualties on both sides, arrests of villagers, and raids by brigands as authorities struggle to contain the violence spreading through the region.
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Prominent figure sentenced for months of embezzlement
A long excerpt details Arnie Mayers being sentenced for six months in prison after plundering considerable property from a charitable organization. The report notes lavish gifts and alleged misuse of funds by well known individuals, with references to investigators and Soviet connections.
Venezuela Looks to the United States for Support
The Caracas government declares a broad pro US policy and pledges to work with the United States on peace, economic development, and continental cooperation. It vows to defend sovereignty, seek friendly ties, avoid war with Colombia, and participate in the St. Louis Exposition while pursuing orderly reform and national welfare.
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Krupps Life Work Attacked Over Pension and Politics
A damaged excerpt discusses Krupps Life Work and pension issues, alleging political influence and alleged favoritism. It notes debates over eligibility, wages, and the impact on workers while citing German sources and wartime economic detail. The piece frames broader social concerns and union questions without detailing specific charges.
Chamberlain Heads South Africa Farewell Tour
A. Joseph Chamberlain and Mrs Chamberlain depart for South Africa amid cordial farewells from officials and dignitaries. The scene features royal and diplomatic names, with notable attendance and a formal sendoff before travel to Fortsmouth aboard a armored exuder Good Mop.
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Chamberbird
South Africa
Suitian
Qin
Hoekothe
Svervlury Broderick
Lent Solbuarne
Rohortswind
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Murdered Russian Singer Linked to Mrs Gore Case
The article reports the death of Mrs. Gore with doctors from the consulate involved while an inquest considers a weapon and entrance wound. Americans present for examination include Drs Bocquet and Paquet, with various theories about cause and trajectory.
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England's Colonial Trade Rumor and Trade Balances
New York reports discuss colonial interests and trade flows. London analysts cite figures from Wade showing exports to Canada and other regions. debates focus on whether U S outbound trade is offset by imports from Germany Japan France and Argentina, with a reported ten million dollar figure in play.
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William Harcowrt
Justin
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New Ysee Tribune
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Canada
Lene Ty Co
Taymany
Japan
France
aArgentioiy
Royal trains in England sparking expense rows
New York dispatch reports Windsor's court deserted by royalty and a special royal train service contracted for exclusive use. One company operates two trains with separate roles and fees charged per mile, raising questions about royal travel costs and Treasury charges.
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New York Tribune Dispatch
Frank Bondoy
Oval
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Yayally
Flurry in Colorado Fuel Market Snafu Reported
A fragmented historical wire-style note describes a volatile Colorado fuel market with sharp price swings. It mentions a firm named Fred putting pressure on a mL company and various bid and sell attempts, while officials and traders observe limited liquidity and a chaotic early session.
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