American Commonweal Movement Traced Through Chicago Barracks
A study led by Professor A Mourwich and H White analyzes the Randall commonweal movement in Chicago. The survey of nearly 400 recruits in barracks reveals a mix of skilled and unskilled workers across ages educations and origins, with the majority voting Democratic or non aligned and labor diverse in background driving the movement as a matching plank for the unemployed.
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New York
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New Jersey
Louisiana
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Chicago
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National Negro Democratic League Convention Schedule
The annual convention of the National Negro Democratic League will convene in July at an unspecified location with delegates and alternates elected in June. The event aims to select two delegates and two alternates per state to attend the national gathering.
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National Negro Democratic League
The Boss Gambler Steve Sealey Dies in Chicago After Sixty Years
Steve Sealey once known as the King of St. Louis gamblers died in Chicago. A former sailor, soldier, boss gambler, and inventor his life spanned crime invention real estate and later years as a salaried worker supporting a wife and child. Born in England he fought in the Civil War and built a notorious career in St. Louis before moving to Chicago with ties to police chief future Tacoma. He left no estate but held Royal Arcanum life benefits for his family.
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Chicago
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England
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Sixth Street
bin Bill Clone
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Wash
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Indiana
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Royal Arcanum
Order
Naval and political notes from the period
A collage of brief items: torpedo boats Cushing and Stil Lett o elude detection in Newport harbor. postal commission report. Chicago shifts to substations with 119 new cars. Ambassador Bayard seeks U S withdrawal from the Berlin pact with Samoa safeguards. San Francisco Chronicle aide injures, Willett declared insane. Congress contests in Pennsylvania districts. Omaha road damaged. Harrisburg floods. Rockford aldermen refuse mayoral hire. Grifith convention killer. Commonweal camp crowds. coal shortages devastate Peoria glucose works. Goxey Browne speeches blocked. Chicago election commissioners jailed. Farragut memorials. populist senatorial apportionment debated. Dunlap assault in Chicago cell. western rail rates. Meadow Vale dynamite. Bank of England war funds. Mowry Koch escape. New York jail case. labor inquiry favored. Elmwood miners fears. Daisy Vaughn poisoning. Welsh church funding viewed. Utah admission bill advances. Beauregard life term in Geneva. wheat stocks noted. pine forests raging in Pennsylvania. Chicago masons open private hospital. Berlin consul general Edward dead.
Dupe by a Wall Street woman linked to $200000 fraud
Mrs Kate Bradford of Brooklyn reportedly left home after a farewell letter as creditors pressed her for more than 150000 dollars. She allegedly borrowed funds through a scheme tied to paying teachers and other lenders, with her husband Charles Bradford unaware of the full scope. Police fear she may have drowned herself, while Bradford says she confessed eight years of operations and that over 200000 passed through her hands.
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Charles Bradford
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Wall Street
Bradford
Charles A. Stoll
Brott
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Tiettenberg
Mr. Bradford
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Elver
Norwegian-Named Baby Born in Indiana Weighs Nine Ounces
A newborn son of Norwegian parents in Lowell near Warsaw Indiana weighs nine ounces at birth. Doctors report the infant is well formed though underweight and a ring slipped over the father's fingertip marks the unusual birth. Probabilities suggest the child may survive.
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