Labor unrest in 1915 rattles U S railways and markets
The article notes widespread labor tension including a New York street railway strike and threats of a national railway walkout that could cripple transportation. It contrasts these fears with resilient bank clearings and rising steel and commodity demand, citing wage impacts and ongoing contracts. It also mocks a Birmingham duel scare, praising arbitration to avert bloodshed and preserve a robust press.
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Jns
Philadelphia
United States
Trane Tione
New York Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast
Ara
Pittshars Milla
Loston
Fell River
Haa
New England
Chicago
Birmingham
Alabama
South
Market View Mixed After Black Rust Reports
Reports of black rust in Canada the Dakotas and Minnesota had little effect on markets. Corn slipped on favorable weather then rose with wheat. Lard stayed quiet as trader interest cooled.
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Canad
Dakotas
Minnesota
Benfale
Canada
Lost in the Mazes of Campaign Persuasion in Chicago
The piece criticizes political opportunism in the Chicago convention, noting Lodge’s stance on women suffrage and Hughes’ omission and rhetoric. It contrasts statements on federal vs state suffrage, and argues personal support from German-American and Roosevelt followers will shape votes toward Hughes or Wilson. It questions which candidate provoked Mexican attacks and lampoons Hughes as misled toward the Pacific coast while heading to Salt River.
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Chicago
Lodge
Republican Party
Hughes
Milwaukee Journal
Pee
Army of Fate
From Other Viewpoints Signs for Germany
An ominous note in the New York Evening Sun cites T1 as Germany’s sign while Bill Hohenzollern grows talkative like Bill Bryan. The Florida Times-Union remarks Rockefeller embodies the paradox of wealth and youth, suggesting money cannot purchase youth.
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Bill Hohenzollern
Bill Bryan
New York Evening Sun
Mr. Rockefeller
America
Florida Times-Union
Monstrous Giant in House Causes Public Alarm
A sprawling tale unfolds of a large man known as Mr. Tub, later renamed Fool or Fire in a rough household. Neighbors describe his violent quarrels, heavy drinking, and destructive behavior while his family endures fear and the children bear the brunt of his wrath. A family notice details a rented room and a porch, with a dramatic scene of a child and a monkey on the stairs, highlighting the uneasy domestic atmosphere.
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Hettiog
Guinler
Sue
Coisa
New Orleans
Calcgzo
Jeirl
Jade
Great Friends of Sheridan and Buffalo Bill in History
Fragmentary text recounts famed figures AAL Phil Sheridan and Buffalo Bill, referencing past history, campaigns, and battles. It mentions explorers, explorers, and a description of various campaigns, including references to Fort Larned and other military contexts, with scattered names and dates.
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Phil Sheridan
Buffalo Bill
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