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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1912

Page

4

Anthracite Miners Stand Firm in Wage Ultimatum

Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania May 13 The anthracite miners present an ultimatum demanding ten percent wage increases union recognition and restoration of the sliding scale. Four hundred local unions nominate delegates as the convention debates the terms with a strike possible if operators reject the proposals. A strike could drain in-storage coal and extend the dispute for weeks or months. In Wheeling West Virginia May 13 Ohio sub-district miners open their annual convention with joint talks planned with operators on the working scale affecting 17 000 miners across Ohio and West Virginia.

Wilkes-Barre Wheeling W. Va Ohio West Virginia

Political Overture and Campaign Moves Across States

The article notes McKinley as Taft campaign chief and Dixon as Roosevelt loyalist vying for influence in Washington. Taft plans a Ohio swing with May primaries. Virginia delegates will be chosen May 23 in Norfolk. Arkansas nominating candidate Joseph T. Robinson is profiled as a long-time politician and lawyer with Arkansas ties.

McKinley Taft Joseph M. Dixon Montana Roosevelt Washington Ohio Virginia Baltimore Norfolk Wilson Champ Clark Senate United States Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico Philippines Statehood Hooper Tennessee Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas

Clarence Darrow Faces Trial in Bribery Case

Los Angeles May 13 Clarence Darrow famed labor lawyer to be tried tomorrow on bribery charges in the McNamara case where he led the defense. Judge Sutton to preside. Witness John R Harrington of Chicago may testify. dictograph and calendar evidence alleged. Darrow calls it a frame up while noting the prosecution must prove the facts.

Los Angeles Clarence Darrow McNaMara Sutton Superior Court John R. Harrington Chicago Darrow Fredericks Harrington Hayward Hotel Leo Longley Waldo Falcon Maplelawn Crusoe My Barn Washington

Baseball Results and Standings Across Leagues

Baseball results across major minor leagues with standings. American League leaders Chicago Detroit St Louis New York and Philadelphia show varied records. National League sees New York Boston Brooklyn Cincinnati leading, with several games postponed due to rain.

W.L RG Club Pcicago Phieltia Detroit St. Louis Cleveland New York National League New Yyork Boston Inein'ath Brooklyn Eae Prileria Attsbure Otta i Louis American Association Columbus Pao Kah City Min Milaukee Paul Loulaville Denver Sioux City T. Joe D. Moines Topeka Wichita Omaha Taincoln Three Eye League Da'ipert MA Prefid Ah Dubuque Bi Decatur Quincy Danville Io Briin’ton McPeoria Central League Erie Rend Akron Prafid G. Rapids Wausan Rockford Wiire'n Bay Appleton Boo Racine Central Association Bii'eton Hannibal Keokuk Ottumwa Talesh're Kewanee Washington Cincinnati Kansas City Milwaukee Minneapolis St. Paul St. Joe Des Moines Lincoln Decatur Dayton Springfield Youngstown Zanesville Canton Central Association Ottumwa

Congressman and electoral messenger from Arkansas district

The text notes an Arkansas district elector who represents in Congress, chosen as electoral messenger. He was elected to the Fifty eighth Congress and served in every following session. He chairs the Public Lands Committee and sits on the Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee.

Arkansas Public Lands

Logal Endeavorers Adopt Resolutions

At the regular meeting of the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor society resolutions were adopted thanking contributors to the convention especially those who supplied automobiles and Miss Lotta Meacham for her help. The report lists convention committee acknowledgments and gratitude from the group.

Presbyterian Church Lotta Meacham

Wayland Pastor Preaches On Mothers Day and Church Plans

The Rev. J. W. Carson preached at Wayland M E Church on a sermon about preaching the gospel to the poor. The day featured Mothers Day observances at the Sunday school with songs talks and recitations. A house moved onto a new lot near the opera house halted by wire cuts. New church plans near completion with bids and contractor timing to follow pastor Rev A S Smith’s return from Minneapolis conference.

J. W. Carson Methodist Church Wayland Methodist Sunday School M._ E. church Tabernacle Sam Knupp A. S. Smith Minneapolis The Iowa

Woman in Missouri Praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy

Mrs. Mae McKnight of Oronogo, Missouri writes of relief from nervous distress and monthly pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports calmer nerves and reduced pain and urges friends to try it.

Mae McKnight Oronogo Lydia EF. Pinkham Lydia KE Pinkham

Dill Boileau Cement Contractor

Dill Boileau offers foundation work sidewalks curbing cisterns and concrete blocks. Sole owner guarantees all jobs with prices available by phone listed as 402 black 75 eod ta.

Titanic survivors from Derby NY and Muscatine linked to wreck

Mrs Campbell of Muscatine learns her aunt Mrs Philip J Mauk and cousin Mrs Paul Serabert from Derby NY survived the Titanic disaster. They sailed from England, rushed to lifeboats amid chaos, endured exposure and shock, and witnessed Mr Straus assisting his wife.

Muscatine Gil Campbell City New Foundland Banks Philip J. Mauk Campbell Paul Serabert Derby New York England Great Berg Mr. Straus

Cough Remedy Claims Cure After Two Bottles

Earl Fair of Waukesha Wisconsin reports a stubborn lingering cough that resisted ordinary treatment until Foley's Honey and Tar Compound was used. He states less than two bottles produced a complete cure at Lemmon's Pharmacy.

Earl Fair Waukesha Wis Foley Lemmon

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Mennen Colgate Beyard Conference OF Miners Bowman & Knupp Boven LOGAL Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society M. E. Church JW. Carson Hichison & Finney Shoe Repairing J.J. McKeone Anenan Anakaeya Reon Shhta American Bankers Association Dill Boileau the Citizens Savings Bank Washington, Iowa Imp Aurele Duchesnay Brilliant Keota Rosa Imp. Veron Mustapha Percheron Society of America John E. Griith
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