Labor Leader Warns Congress on Anti-Injunction Bill
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor warns before the Senate Judiciary Committee that without anti injunction legislation laborers nationwide will organize. He estimates 20,900 unemployed workers and notes a potential $2,100,000,000 annual loss in idle labor. He criticizes recent injunctions in Buck Stove and Danbury Hatters cases and predicts unions will take action if reforms fail.
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American Federation
Congress
Samuel Gompers
American Federaton of Labor
Senate Committee On the Judiciary
Gompers
Wilson Smith
United States
Nelson
Buck Stove and Range Company
Hive
Averian Fearatt
Gris Nz
Myers
Oberal
Vita Gia
Teacher sues for libel in trial over alleged statements
A teacher sues for libel alleging a case involved defamatory statements about her conduct at a school. The complaint claims damages and seeks a ruling on the propriety of the remarks reported in a newspaper or public publication.
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Maior
Avitros Tonrni
Dombos Peetre Esterday
Roth
Rohde Accused of Embezzling Funds From Local Union
Willam Rohde charged with embezzling $20 from Icisting and Portable Engineers Local No 77 J T BE. A warrant served Friday night by Detectives Cornwell and Baur followed a morning court appearance yesterday in Dolce County. Rohde claims about $2000 vanished from his account a month ago and that the money was funds he now allegedly used unlawfully.
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Willam Rohde
Dridsy Polde
Dolce Cou
Rohde
Detectres Cornwell and
Baur
Alin
Handbus Buzzoui jailed for handbook race offense
Frank Buzzoui former barber at the Eotel Vendome pleaded guilty to a code violation involving a handbook on the races. Judge Barnard sentenced him in Criminal Court to thirty days with a 100 dollar fine, which he paid before starting his term. He had been arrested months earlier after posting a cash bond of 3. Night Riders from Pendleton County invaded Hinton in Scott County, destroying tobacco beds. local reports say masked men numbering about fifty were involved in the raid.
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Frank Buzzoui
Eotel Vendome
Justce Barnard
Buzzom
Wark Lexngton
Hinton
Scott County
Pendleton County
Poslam Skin Remedy Gains National Distribution
Portable description of Poslam skin treatment shifting from lab direct to druggists nationwide. It claims rapid itch relief on first use, immediate healing, and cures chronic eczema and minor skin issues in weeks. Offers free sample by mail from Emergency Laboratories, New York.
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Poslam
Ograrn’a
O'donnell’s
Washington
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Jown L. Sullivan Speaks at White House on Taft Bryan Clash
John L Sullivan, once a boxing star, visits the White House with sparring partner Jake Kilrain from Baltimore. He claims Taft will thwart Bryan and criticizes Roosevelt, saying the third term is unlikely. He praises Taft and Roosevelts leadership after meeting reporters and notes he arrived from Baltimore for a theater engagement.
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John S. Sullivan
White House
Baltimore
Jake Kilraln
Sullivan
Roosevelt
Moen
Maddy
Cadets Parade at White Lot Parade and Review
May Den Duvall and staff oversee a yearly Cadets parade and review at 4 PM. Cadets assemble at Sixth and Louisiana Avenue, march along Sixth Street to Pennsylvania Avenue, past the Treasury and the White House, then to the White Lot for a mass formation. Maj Gen Duy reviews the troops as the regiment splits into two battalions for a sham battle.
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Ine Wasington Hgh School
White Lot
Sixth
Louis Ina
Hattalen Ina
Fois
Bryce Clagett
Lated States Army
Duy
Williams A
Clagett
Te School Board
Gaston Philip Sued Over Hotel Shooting Case
William Maccaboy, administrator of Frans H Matgho’s estate, sues Gaston Philip and charged company officials for 14000 damages linked to a May 18 1997 shooting at the Arlington Hotel. Philip, indicted for first degree murder, is to appear May 25 before Justin Barnard and plead self defense. He was released on 2000 bond and has returned from North Carolina summers.
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Aston P Philip Clubmn and
Seton
Co. Familits
Williiam Maccaboy
Frans H Matgho
Arlington Hotel
Philp
Justin Barnard
Macaboo
Phillm
Philip
Fust
Chaverneck NC
Can't Empty the Ocean Kidney Tale from Salt Lake City
Andrew Larsen of Sorensen and Larsen merchant tailors in Salt Lake City suffered kidney disease and faced death. A doctor compared recovery to emptying the ocean, but Larsen improved after treatment changes. The ad touts Fultonga Renal Compound as a cure for kidney inflammation and troubles, with agents promoting free literature and listings in Oakland and Washington.
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Andrew Larsen
Sorensen & Larsen Merchant Tailoors
Salt Lake City
Fultonga
Salt Lake
John J Fulton CO
Oakland
Cal Henry Evans
F St. N. W
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Mary Nalie
Board of Education
Frank Buzzoni
Jown L
Roped Arena
Taft
Mr. Bryan
May den Duvall
Gaston Philip
Portieres
Madras
Madraé Portieres
Summer Portieres
Rfaasasae
McDougall
Ike
Ehown
Grand Rapids
Eale
Stearns & Foster
Pte
Iig Ver
Stearns
Stearns & Wester
Stearns W Ester
Ian
Hastings
Bartten
Tyden Lock
Bowen
New Progress
Lenox
Rhinelander
Bowen Refrigerae
Progress
Rockers
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