Railway Shopmen Strike Spreads Across Regions
Nationwide railroad shopmen walkout gains steam as union reports 15 000 in the South and 109 000 in Chicago district affected. President Wilson asks Congress to create a wage commission with retroactive increases from January 1 1918. Regional responses vary with minimal action in some states and near total stoppage in others.
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Chicago
Federated Shopmen’s Union
Wilson
Congress
Middle West
North Dakota
Mintemold
Wisconsin
Ux Nebraski
South Dakota
Indiana
Missouri
Kentucky
Ohio
Brewster
Mer Couron
Dayton
Atlanta
Bari Net
HAMSHER-On Wedits Homeopathi Hospital Wisconsin funeral notices
Obscure obituaries and memorial notices from a historical newspaper list multiple individuals including HamSher and Ryan, with details of funeral services, residences, and burial plans across various towns and dates. The fragmented text mentions July and August dates, locations like Rochester and Mount Olivet Cemetery, and several family relations.
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Hamsher
Wedits Homeopathi
Hospital
Surat
A. Namsher
Laar
LTA
Cennsylvania
Colombia Commantery
Hirigata “Pemplat
Tutermiur
Iartinis
Willow
Seraet
Mbarst
Eh Asa
Mino IA Ryan
John Barton
Fanerat Netics Inter
Dal Rhoom
Sedence
Itz
Bryant Street
John PL
Bertia Voity
Heston
Ter
Glave
Elizage
Cwidow
Terry
Seurl
Toda Ren
Spencer A
A. Tenson Searls
Weis Vapel
Truth
Mardy
Ament
Brement Ur Pochester
N.Y Turner
Ehersdas
Pleasant
Jolen
Mary & Lorne Faoerad
Austin
Margaret's Chapel
Mount Olivet
Wheatle Valy Tata
Cpaylott Ceargotow Nero
City fire department motorization inspection trip planned
BURRAY at 703 King Street Alexandria Virginia will travel tonight aboard the night boat with F F Marbury president of the board of aldermen Kenneth W Ogden chief of the fire department and W W Withers of Washington D C a representative of the American La France Engine Company of Whaira New Jersey and others to Norfolk and Portsmouth for an inspection of motor driven fire apparatus The committee members include W W Gailenger George L Robingon and Fehn rv Harrison of the board of aldermen OP Tirer William Desmond Claude W Fletcher and C W Wattles An appropriation of 1800 is pending in council to complete motorization of the fire apparatus.
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Norfolk
Portsnouth
W. W. Gailenger
George EL. Robingoen
Fehn ‘Rv. Harrison
Board of Aldermen
OP. Tirer
William Desmond
Claude W. Fletcher
W. Wattles
Wis Cily
Transfers Filed For Property Across City Streets
Deeds recorded in the clerk of the corporation court show William M. Priest and Hayman Zallkind with May Zalkind purchasing the northwest corner property at Patings and Queen streets. Charles K Nicol and wife sell to George N. Smith a house and lot at 119 South Henry Street. H V Maulding conveys to George W. Wells a house and lot at 311 Queen Street. James J Garvey sells to Worth Hulfish Sons Inc a house and lot on Market alley east side bounded by King Street.
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Corporation Court
William M. Priest
Hayman Zallkind
May Zalkind
Patings and
Queen Streets
Charles KE. Nicol
George N. Smith
Henry Street
H. V. Maulding
George W. Wells
Queen Street
James J. Garvey
Worth Hulfish & Sons, Inc
Market Alley
King
Property Notice on Fairfax Street Sale Between Queen and Princess
A notice to Mrs. Lottie A. Connelly from special commissioner Robinson Moncure regarding the house and lot on Fairfax Street between Queen and Princess Streets in Fairfax.
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Fairfax
Cameron and
Royal Streets
Robinson Moncure
Lottie A. Connelly
Fairfax Street
Queen and
Princess Streets
District oarsmen sweep to opening regatta wins
Washington oarsmen dominated day one at the national regatta at Quinsigamond Worcester. Bob Duncan of Potomac Boat Club won the intermediate singles amid a crowded finish, while Washington Canoe Club swept both single and double blade fours. Kept from timing by finish line crowding, the day left Washington with a clean record. Duluth and Philadelphia crews also posted wins with notable performances.
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Maas
Washington
Kake Quinsigamond
Bob Duncan
Duncan
Gill Hokanson
Duluth
Jerry Shea
Boston
Washington Canoe Club
Crescent
Waltham
Mags
Waltham Bowl Club
Washington Bays
National Capital
Donald A. Mrbkinley
Potomac Boat Club
Star
Tinover
Philadelphia
John B. Kelly
Vesper Boat Club
Walter Hoover
Kelly
Thomas Rooney
Wlushing
Crescent Loat Club
St. Louis
White paper reveals German peace talks at Spa and Wilson note
The White Book published at Weimar covers August 13 to November 2 1918, detailing German efforts to seek peace including a Spa conference on August 14 where Hindenburg and Ludendorff faced a shift toward direct talks with the enemy. It notes direct U.S. peace appeals discussed September 21 and early October moves, with Maximilian of Baden opposing the note and Ludendorff pushing for a quick settlement as military dire straits grew.
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France
Ludendorff
Prince Max
U. S
Berlin
Weimar
Ateust
William
Spa
Germany
Hindenburg
von Hindenberg
Br. Michaelis
Austria
United States
von Hintae
Vienna
Constantinople
Wilson
Washington
Maximilian
Great Headquarters
Prince Maximilian
Hel
Prisoner to hang for prohibition law violation delayed
Luts shot Chief Phillips who arrested him on the charge of violating the prohibition law. The condemned man received a stay of sentence and will have several months to live, with the supreme court of appeals vote on the appeal not expected until winter.
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Tenced
Supreme Court of Appeals
Tower Court
Luts
Phillips
Washingtonians Wed in Rockville
Mrs. Mary K Hobson and Thomas Smith, both of Washington, were married in Rockville yesterday by the Rev. O C Barnes, pastor of the Christian Church.
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Rockville
The
Washington Post
Mary K K. Hobson
Thomas Smith
Washington
0. C Barnes
Christian Church
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Aulion
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N.C
Federation of Shop Craftsmen
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Vicinity
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railway
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Frank Geier's Sons CO
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AL J. Schuefert
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George W. Crabbe
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Wayne I. Wheeler
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William Miller
Accident
John ©. Getty
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Tate Control Committee
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Browning
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Linthorpe
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Edward A. Brown
Friendsville
S. K. Schloss' Nagle
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