Small Fled for Life in Telegraphers Strike Front
String men and women marched in front of Western Union to protest the union president. Two young men were arrested for disorderly conduct as demonstrations continued. Postal plans to form a new employees association were announced by Clarence H. Mackay.
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Western Union
Washington Post
New York
Samuel J,smai
Antom
Clinton Hall
Aiernoon
Sean
Hieself
Hieself To A Listing of Atrleing
Anny
Gong Doan
Iim
Small
Mall
Othe Western Dalem
Dey Stret
Broadway
Church Street
Luton
Hie
Clarence H. Mackay
Powa! Teesroni Company
E Postal Telegraph Erimoyes Association
Mackays
Talons
Fostal Telegraph Cablc Company
Hax
Vncee
Ste Hex
Treasuer
Cleveland
Felegraphers Union
Clowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegraphers’ Union
Telegraphers Vote Against Return to Exergonion Leader
Local Union members voted against the proposal for Sreikle telegraphers to return to Exergonion operator duties in the city. President Groves voiced satisfaction with the result though he hoped for unanimity, while factional moves could shift leadership to Washington if reports hold true.
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Loci Telegraphers Union
Sraz
Sreikle
Cen Wntion
Tre
Union
Regent
Groves
Small
Te Iternational
Washington
Ween
Internona Organian
Treasuer
Kewt
Washigton
New York
Runaway coal miners seek mercy after brutal treatment
Two boys from Pennsylvania, John Martin and John Philips, told Anacostia police they fled a West Virginia coal mine where they were kept as laborers. They alleged abuse, peonage, and being whipped, claiming they rode freight trains to reach Washington. Officers plan leniency at arraignment as the youths recounted their dangerous ordeal and hunger.
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Jobo Martha
John Philips
Pennsylvania
Enhaiman
West Vireinlz
Ohn Martn
Anacostia
Elty Enrly
Uaa Ang
Anderson
Beline
Guecda
Striking Tasmanian Turners and a Foot Injury Rally
A report details a worker named Turner living near Mur dock MI road who, after a toe injury and failed attempt to remove a corn, was hospitalized at Georgetown University Hospital. The account links her plight to anti open shop sentiments and labor union activities amid telegraphers strikes. A Central Labor Union meeting discussed aid, blankets for strikers, and a sermon controversy involving labor leaders.
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Tassie ‘Turner
Murdock
Georgetown University Hospital
Haspital
Central Labor Union
Lizele
Seventh Precinct
Balloon races await crews for Bennett Cup event
Balloonists bound for the James Gordon Bennett Cup races in Paris begin arriving from various nations. By Oct 4 only the French and German teams have landed in St Louis ahead of the October 21 start. German arrival planned for tomorrow, French entrants later in the week.
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St. Louis
AHN
Louis
Seattle
Sion
Ocay
Pho Denticn
Charles del” G
Woman pays abuser fine and frees beaten husband
A woman paid the fine for Jack Newcombe who had severely beaten her partner, triggering his release from the workhouse after an agreed nine day sentence. The scene caused astonishment in the clerk’s office as she offered the payment and talked of the bizarre outcome. Police were seeking a counterfeit $2 bill involved in another incident.
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Central Office
Parham
Bennett Hotel
Baltimore
George F. Ash
East Iran
San Prancioon
Farham
Asi
Humphries
Associated Charities
Ham
Ash
Liberty Street
Parhum Mr Awl
Popler
Baltimore Force
Jack Newcombe
Forfce
Newcombe
W. Porter, Jr
Twelfth Street Northwest
United Arina
Teres
Ferber
Frank Dan Peau
Misa Anne Meredith
Molly Woods
Meredith
Frank ‘Wall
Howey Wiggin
Charles K Gilbert
Blesnor Wilton
Howle
Steve
Leora Moore
Tuimmer
Lelacee
Knocked Down by Girl Skater Incident Near Riggs House
George F. Buchanan, sixty, staying at the Riggs House, was knocked down by a young girl on a bicycle skate at Fifteenth and Pistreste last night. He escaped injury.
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George
Buchanan
Riggs House
Veterans Lose First Large Crowd Sees Contest
Special to The Washington Post from Baltimore October 4 recounts a vintage baseball game where the Orioles faced the Old Timers, led by Sid Gleason and Kid Gleason. Fans packed the stands, hailing the veterans despite an 8 to 5 defeat as Hoffer faltered late and the Old Orioles rallied seven runs in the eighth inning. Attendance listed as 3,190.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Mia
Jennings
McGray
Sid” Gleason
Boston
Hoffer
Orioles
Zhn' Hurst
Batts
Dan Broutherz
J' Kelly
Oltieasai
Oliosnyy
Beane
OlDorig Se
Sumter
Burett
gRobiuan Co
Boucn
Ctarme
Gitaner
Adidas
Cichih
Oriales
Rune—Hall
O'Hara
Hes
Hater
Burrell
Bench
Durchell
Keer
Glegse Doyts
Hrodlay
Clarke Tyorbeie
Bite
Jonn Kelly
Borrell
Beeler
Devla Suchaes
Bila Thall
Daan Bendy
Gaffer
Hers
Haaren
Haaren” Firet Tue Ophallo OK Ag
Heian
Burchell
Holter
Adking
Botter
Buchel
Hosrop
pitde-Hurchell
Hazes
Balticoré
Ole Grales
Errog
Burt
Statue plans at Lafayette Square spark art commission call
A local paper cites several groups petitioning War Department for approval to place a statue of Toho Paul Jonas at Lafayette Park facing Pennsylvania Avenue. Critics warn of incongruity with existing monuments and urge a dedicated art commission to advise on statue placement and a central monument to revolutionary figures.
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Bdstor Post
Secretary of War
Toho Paul Jonas
Congrats
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lafayette Park
Sixteenth Street
Gen. Jackson
Avenue
Omer
Lafayette
Alte
War Department
Jackson
Gen Jackson
Scott Shele
Webster
Gen. Beatt
Eaat
Scott
Lafayette Square
Besin
Amateib
Anna Karenina at the National theater recaps list flaws
Virginia Harned and John Mason star in Amma Kaxenius a rambling Tolstoy adaptation judged melodramatic with stilted acting and a tedious three hour run. John Mason saves some scenes while Harned disappoints and the production falters despite strong stage effects and a capable supporting cast.
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Virginia Harned
John Mason
Anna Karenina
Tolstor
Edmond Garraud
Thomas W. Broadhurst
Anne Karenina
Hmlova
Salade
Mais Haines
Tolste
Miss Harned
Pan
John Meson
Kerenin
Maann
Makler
Morse
End of era hinted by star in Washington appearance
The performer signaled retirement to run a New Jersey physical culture school after this season, while his wife and self received a warm Washington welcome. The Lyceum Theater program this week featured The Jelly Grass Widows and a burlesque A Scotch Highball, with a strong vaudeville lineup. Elmendorf's lecture at the National Theater covered the Jamaica and Panama Isthmus trip, canal work, disease prevention, and canal project details, with praise for Goethals and cautious notes on politics. Next week he will speak on Old Mexico.
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Natonal
National Theater
Washington
Shirley Rossmore
John Burkett
Ryder
Har Slupie
Gertrude Coghlan
Shirley
Anemore
Deason
Mizz Coghlan
Thia
Uccre
Edmund Breese
Joomp
Voliam Lewers
Jefferson Ryder
Ms Weekness
Senator Roberts
Fitzroy Bagley
E. A. Eberle
Reginald Carrington
Madestle
Kathryn Purnell
Louise
Genevieve Matron
la Salpetriere
Hlenriette
Mise Exterte
Bob Manchester
Billy Hart
Dr Dopey
Hart
Benjamin Butternut
Sveh
Haywards-Conroy Company
King of
Blackwellis
Inouse
California
Duart
Raymond
Robert Fitzsimmons
Julia May Gitfold
Audiente
Prine
Imeelf
New Jersey
Deight Elmendorf
National ‘Theater Hix
Jamaica
Panama
North American
Xinguteng
Canal Zone
Elmendorf
Blashne
Cale
Breen
Schmitz Cannot Appeal to Higher Court
Eugene Schmitz former San Francisco mayor now a convict must go to the penitentiary at once after his attorney blunder deprived him of appeal rights. The ruling was reported from San Francisco on October 1 by a district attorney's office.
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Etter
San Francisco
Eugene Schmitz
Hns
Larth
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Lieut Anderson
Nox
Capital
Dentst Labor Union
Beattie
Haze
Organized Labor
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James L. Feeney
Uelon
Central Labor
Tnlon
Beatle
Xi Teeney
Cabin Joan Bridge
J L Rodien
Central Union
John Les Allison
Gunton ‘Temple Menorial
Gorgentias
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Qily Freuch
St Louis
Rid
Gleason
Batamen
Mery
Monumental City
Promizey
Paul Jones
Amazon
Scott Circle
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Cal
Atchidon, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Lima
Avizens
Seles
Columbia
W. S. Hart
Frank Camn
Virginien
Dustin Farnum
Steath
W. S Hart
Houl
Chase
Robanson
Isie
Katie Rouncy
Pat
Moving Pictures
Mayeshe
Academy
Lottie Williams
Walt
Josie
Williams
Misa Willems
Willie
Henry W Pembertons
Harry Bradford
Lewia Morell
Pittsburg
Bam
Kennedy
Dick Crawford
Eestiae
Moxie
Saternaees
Poirogons
Fall
Newcorn & Green
F Street
N. W
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S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Dwight Elmendorfs
Pavema
Schmitz
Fort Mall Banks
Ayer
Wwe
Ipage
Freq Cook Remedy Co
Muoric Temple
Salen
Uae
Marvel
Ted O Donnells Pharmacies
Maurer
Medicat
Reed
Sevesteelth Street
Shade
Blyider
Rectus
Strietore
Fisk Elgin
Rapert
Sidoern
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