Roosevelt Labor Talks Lead to New Anti Injunction Measure
Washington January 27 an important measure born from two months of talks among President Roosevelt Attorney General Moody Commissioner Garfield and labor and corporate representatives has been introduced in the house. It bars infactions in labor disputes until the adverse party is heard in court and would apply equity rule 55 to labor cases. The proposal aims to curb perceived court use against labor while preserving rights to injunctions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Moody
Garfield
House
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Judiciary Committee
Congress
HWRR
Puller
Morton
Labor
Separation the Only Cure in Kansas City Case
Theresa Schujul paid her husband John Schujul one hundred dollars to leave and not return. Police court heard they married in Germany fourteen years ago and fought daily. Judge Trembly fined Schulul fifty dollars with a stay if he stayed away and troubled her no more.
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Kansas City
Theresa Schujul
Kan
John Schujul
Germany
Trembly
Schulul
Waterworks Bond Tax Proposal Wins in Chrisman
Paris Illinois January 27 A proposition to levy a special bond tax of 1000 a year for fifteen years to establish a waterworks system carried in a special election at Chrisman with 240 votes in favor and 17 against the proposition.
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Paris
Chrisman
Snow Storm Wrecks Batoum Harbor and Rail Traffic
A heavy snow storm in Batoum on January 27 causes extensive damage to homes and stores storing naptha. Many buildings collapse while steamers cannot unload cargoes and railroad traffic is disrupted.
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Batoum
Black Sea
Capsized Growth in Washington Banks Since 1874
Capt John Alex Young marks 31 years at Washington National Bank starting January 27 1874. He rose from assistant cashier to cashier in 1878 and remains in that role today. The article notes deposit growth from about 75000 120000 to 450000 and a rise from three county banks to 17 with deposits near 2200000, alongside broader changes in farming and business practices.
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John Alex Young
Washington National Bank
Young
R. R. Rowland
Fred H. Smith
L. A. Wallace
A. W. Chilcote
W. W. Wells
Washington National
Washington County
Srighton National Bank
First National
Washington National Banks
Bank Clerk Mr Young Sees Long Washington Career
Mr Young served one term as county auditor before joining Washington National bank as an employee. He resigned as deputy auditor to take up bank work and now stands the sole surviving former officer among the early bank leadership. Friends toast his 31 years in Washington with wishes for health and prosperity.
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Washington National Bank
Young
Grangers
Sim Bailey
W. W. Wells
Dublin
James W. McKee
Colorado Springs
Mr. Young
A. W. Chilcote
I. N. Laughead
J. R. Richards
J. A. Young
Matt Whitcomb
Wm. Blair
Charles Obngemach
W. A. Cook
Charles Sturges
Washington
Reeves Case Ends With Mental Hospital Commitment
The Charles S. Reeves insanity appeal concluded with the judge upholding the local board and ordering commitment to Mt Pleasant Hospital. Judge Scott warned Reeves as unsafe at large. Reeves disappeared after attempting treatment in Dwight Illinois and has not been heard from since. Witnesses included Mrs Reeves Maud Reeves and several doctors. Divorce cases Manatt v Manatt and Noaker Wallingsford await decision.
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Charles S. Reeves
Insanity Commission
Mr. Reeves
Pleasant
Scott
Dwight
Lil
Elrod Dayton
Reeves
Charles Reeves
Maud Reeves
Will Eichelberger
J. A. Young
Funeral for Mrs. Catharine Ohngemach Held Tomorrow
The funeral will take place tomorrow at 2 PM at the family residence conducted by Rev. Schreckengast. Interment will be in the city cemetery.
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Catharine Ohngemach
Rev. Schreckengast
Basketball game to start at eight in Commercial club
Mor ris, Mann & Riley of Chicago reports Mr. M Dennison visiting the city today. Cream and chocolate pies will be available at Johnson bakery tomorrow.
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Johnson Bakery
M. Dennison
Morris, Mann & Riley
Chicago
Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup for La Grippe
An advertisement claims Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup cures la grippe in 4 hours if taken thoroughly and in time. It promises relief from cough that follows and lists prices of 25 and 50 cents. Sold by J. H. Stewart.
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Warner
J. H. Stewart
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