Joes Not Conciliate Dispute Over Construction in Anthracite
In Wilkes-Barre and surrounding areas a dispute brews over a conciliation board for the anthracite region. The United Mine Workers and operators clash over three appointed seats on the board, with leaders claiming violations of the commission report and threatening strike action.
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Hee Area
Board of
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Pahey Saya
Fahey
Corcillation
John Mitchell
Indianapolis
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Phe
UMW Recognition Drive Debated in Conciliation Talks
The Associated Press reports a dispute over recognizing the United Mine Workers of America amid conciliation proceedings. Operators argue the award limits recognition and object to certain appointees, insisting the board act strictly under the award to avoid questions about its rulings.
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Convision
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Opera
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Latnoa
United Mine
Kers of America
New York
Third Judicial
United States
Gray
Let Well Enough Alone Speech Reported Again
A June 4 report notes the auditorium crowded before J B Man, temp chairman of the state central committee, called the Republican meeting and delivered remarks. The piece references the speech and the ongoing campaign activities.
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Lumbus
Audin
J. B. Man
State Cent Committee
The
Republic
Durbin Sells His Farm Near Anderson Indiana
Governor and Mrs. W T Durbin sold their 200 acre farm near Anderson Indiana to Sid Conger state oil Inspector Conger has possession and plans to improve it, including building a fine dwelling and possibly becoming a Madison County resident. The Durbin home in Anderson remains unsold and unchanged.
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Ind
W.T. Durbin
Sid Conger
Conker
Pendleton Pike
Union Traction
Indianapolis
Conger
Madison County
Booth body buried in Greenmount cemetery confirmed
Baltimore reports that John Wilkes Booth died in Enid Oklahoma under the name David EB George. Familiar witnesses and family members identify the coffin opened in Baltimore as the assassins body. The grave in the Booth lot remains unmarked. Clara Morris denies identifying the body as Lincoln's assassin.
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Enid
O. T
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
David EB. George
Booth
Greenmount Cemetery
Washington
Booth Lot
New York
Clara Morris
George
Senator Elkins Arrives in Paris Plans Trade Duty Bill
Senator Elkins of West Virginia and Mrs Eikins arrived in Paris from New York and will stay in Paris and Nauheim. He intends to reintroduce next session a bill to cut duties by 10 percent on goods brought to the United States in U S ships or raise duties by 10 percent on goods landed in foreign ships.
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Paris
Elkins
West Virginia
Allis Chalmers Plans Million Dollar Milwaukee Upgrade
The Allis Chalmers company will use the $1,000,000 set aside for Chicago plant improvements to expand at the West Allis shops in Milwaukee. Directors reportedly decided in New York a day or two ago, citing better labor conditions as the reason for moving the investment.
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Allis- Chalmers Company
West-Allis
Chicago
New York
Baseball Scores From Today Edition
Baseball scores from league games include Pittsburg 5 at New York 6, Cincinnati 4 at Philadelphia 11, St Louis 4 at Chicago 3, Brooklyn 3 at Chicago 11, American results New York 9 at Boston 3, Washington 5 at Philadelphia 2, Association games Minneapolis 3 at St Paul 2, St Paul 2 at Indianapolis 0, Milwaukee 5 at Columbus 4, Western Des Moines 5 at Denver 2, St Joseph 5 at Kansas City 2, Omaha 1 at Colo Springs 0. Peoria and Milwaukee clubs are in the flood district somewhere.
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Philadelphia
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Western
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Kansas City
Omaha- Colo Udo Springs
Omaha
Peoria
Pere Marquette to Install Independent Chicago Terminals
The Pere Marquette system will gain independent terminals in Chicago using Grand Central Station as it nears completion of arrangements to become a tenant of the Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad company.
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Chicago
Pere Marquette System
Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad Company
Grand Central Station
Carter Seeks Official Ballot Count In Supreme Court Race
Quincy June 4 Judge Joseph N Carter Republican candidate for state supreme court from the Fourth district says an official vote tally will decide the winner. Local figures show Scott leading Carter by 88 votes.
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Joseph N. Carter
State Supreme Court
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Carter
State Board of Education elects president for biennial term
Bloomington Illinois June 4 The meeting of the state board of education largely transacted business related to State Normal university Enoch Gastman of Decatur was elected president for the biennial term succeeding the late Indes William Creansa
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State Board of Education
State Normal University
Enoch Gastman
Decatur
Indes William Creansa
Death on River Excursion Hits Hannibal Missouri
June 4 the steam boat Flying Eagle and a barge struck a draw and sank in forty feet of water near Hannibal. A Hannibal Methodist Sunday school excursion was aboard with four drowned: Lonnie Curtle, Martha Coppedan, Darry Kihenberger, and Megy Harvey. Cause cited as a blown cylinder head. passengers crowded to the barge as the current swept the craft.
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Flying Eagle
Menoiel Bottlee
Hannibal Methodist Sumlay School
Lonnie
Curtle
Marth Coppedan
Darry Kiehenberger
Megey Harvey
Cook
Believed to Be Murdered Two Detectives Near Meridian
Relatives of Daniel D Case and his companion John Merrill, private detectives, say both men were likely killed by bank robbers or striking railroad workers after going to Mixsteepl to quell strike riots on the Mobile and Ohio railroad. They had previously pursued bank robbers, and retaliation is suspected.
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Daniel D. Case
Meridian
Mies
John Merrill
Case
Merrill
Mixstealppl
Mobile and Ohio
President John Gordon to resign from Tabor College
Tabor College in Tabor Indiana reports president John Gordon who was elected to lead Toward University in Waukegan has notified the Tabor trustees he will resign. He has also notified Toward University that he will accept their offer.
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John Gordon
Tabor College
Trowand University
Woehmeton
Toward University
Locked Up Her Father In Joliet Marriage Plot
Mary Schultz ten years old aided by her fiancé Harry Cowan plans to marry in Chicago before her release. John Schultz, her father, obtained a warrant for Cowan for alaruction and Detective Burns reported they lived near Twenty sixth street and Cottage Grove avenue. The hearing was continued and the father aims to persuade his daughter to return home. Caracas authorities refuse French monks permission to open a college after their expulsion from France.
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Chicago
Joliet
Mary Schultz
Harry Cowan
John Schultz
Cowan
Justice Caverly
Death toll rises in Gainesville tornado toll reaches 110 dead
Reports from Gainesville Georgia on June 4 indicate 110 people are known dead from Monday's tornado and the injured list has grown to 800. Authorities continue to assess the disaster scene and aid efforts proceed across the city.
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Gainesville
Weather Forecast for Illinois Indiana and Midwest
The forecast covers Illinois and Indiana with generally fair conditions and variable winds. Lower Michigan and Wisconsin expect fair skies with variable easterly winds. Iowa may see partly cloudy conditions with possible light showers in the south and west portions and variable winds.
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Illinois
Indiana
Lower Michiga
Wisconsin
Towa
Market News From Chicago and East Buffalo Livestock Sales
Chicago markets report mixed cattle hogs and sheep prices with receipts around 38 000 hogs and 26 000 cattle plus 15 000 sheep and lambs large ranges for packing and feeder stock Light and heavy packing hogs sell from 5.96 to 6.45 per cwt with bulk 6.10 to 6.35 Cattle ranges show choice to extra steers at 5.15 to 5.20 and Texas and western steers around 4.00 to 6.50 with stockers and feeders 2.60 to 4.75 Mixed lots of cows and heifers and bulls quoted across broad bands Sheep and lambs command 2.10 to 7.40 with spring lambs at 6.00 to 7.00. East Buffalo reports similar activity and higher prices for hogs and lambs as well as calves to 7.00. Grain markets show firm tones for wheat No 1 northern at 84 1 2 to 84 3 4 with July at 54 1 4 and rye firm around 1.25 to 1.30.
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Texas
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N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Bucks
Mississippi Flood Dims St Louis Yet Threatens Illinois Towns
Rains push Mississippi water higher, flooding North and South St Louis riverfront areas. Venice, East St Louis, Granite City threaten inundation as water reaches boiler rooms and local waterworks. Hannibal reports a historic 21.8 foot stage with $200,000 in damages and widespread power losses.
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Floods in Kansas prompt relief efforts and death toll
Report from Topeka and Kansas City detail rapidly falling rivers, 22 known dead, 5 unidentified, 66 reputed dead, and 23 foot water depth in Topeka. Governor Bailey appeals for state relief funds via William Sims as aid pours in from commercial groups.
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Kansas River
North Topeka
Commercial Club
Bailey
William Sims
Missouri Iacific
Santa Fe
Kansas
Kansas City
Associated Press
Armourdale
Death of Cartoonist Bowman Reported in Benton Harbor
News from Benton Harbor Michigan confirms the death of Roland C Bowman a cartoonist for the Minneapolis Tribune. Authorities say the cause is self inflicted and the tragedy is linked to his local ties in the city where he was born and raised.
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Man Dies After Dispute Over Wife and Car Toon Ideas
A man died after a quarrel with his wife about a car design's showy features. Friends say he expressed worry over his work and the dispute led to tragedy. He was buried in Morten Mit cemetery yesterday.
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Morten
Editorial Flings Across U S Newspapers
A collection of satirical notes and quips from multiple papers. It mocks Texan boosterism, wealth donors, New York society arrests, Chicago university whispers, Andrew Jackson memorial verdigris, and New Yorks stance on public manners. The tone skewers national quirks with brief witty observations.
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New York
Philadelphia Reas
Chicago University
Louisville Courier-Journal
Andrew Jackson
Washington
Chicago Tribune
Minneapolis Times
Impure Blood cured by Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
A mother notes a child's eruptive skin ailment and seeks treatment with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The ad claims the remedy purifies and enriches blood, cures scrofula boils eczema salt rheum and supports lungs and stomach. Testimonials from Mrs Hartrick of Demster Oswego Co NY praise its effects on serofula and hemorrhage. Free 1008 page book offer advertised with penny stamps prompts.
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Stam
Eaisaeaie
Roosevelt Delivers Lincoln Douglas Monument Dedication
President Roosevelt and party visit Freeport to unveil a monument at the Lincoln Douglas debate site. The event honors the women of Freeport who funded the memorial and the men who stood by the cause as the keynote of nation changing words are commemorated.
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Roosevelt
Dubuque
Lincoln Douglas
Court House
11Itt
Preeport
Ths
Abraham Lincoln
Roosevelt Praises Lincoln as Nation Honors War Effort
President Roosevelt lauded Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War era, stressing deeds behind words and urging citizens to carry the shared heritage to future generations. Thousands welcomed him in Joliet and Aurora, Illinois, while a separate incident in East St. Louis saw three masked men rob a car and kill conductor John Keith.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Republic
Grant
St. Louis
East St. Louis
J. Howes
John N. Keith
Lincoln Ends Fifteen-Day Rainy Spell With Sun
Lincoln Nebraska reports the first appearance of sunshine in fifteen days as a stretch of continued rains finally breaks. Forecasters note the weather shift after a prolonged wet period affecting crops and daily life.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
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