The Chicago Strike Allegations Before Grand Jury
Chicago grand jury hears startling charges of attempted bribery of labor leaders by prominent businessmen to influence strikes. President C P Shea of the teamsters and Albert Young testify that the strike could have been settled weeks ago for 50000. New York drivers refuse sympathy strikes and will be assessed five cents per day.
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C. P. Shea
Teamsters
Albert Young
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Chicago Teamsters
Russian cruisers reach Manila after Sea of Japan battle
Three Russian cruisers Aurora Oleg and Jemtchug escaped Japanese forces in the Sea of Japan and arrived at Manila seeking refuge under neutrality laws. They report heavy damage with 68 killed and 135 wounded, needing 60 30 and seven days to repair respectively and warning they may be interned or must leave within 24 hours.
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Fail to Settle Strike Shuts Off Peace Moves
Chicago June 5 Negotiations near settlement of the great teamsters strike collapsed at midnight Saturday. Employers and union reps refused a condition that returning workers replace striking colleagues. A day of violence followed including the mortal wounding of a policeman and indictments of union leaders for conspiracy. Robert J Thorne of Montgomery Ward filed $25,000 suits in federal and superior courts against President Shea and Albert Young claiming reputational damages over statements about paying union men to strike Sears Roebuck Co. The Cook County grand jury indicted a score of labor leaders for conspiracy.
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Fanning County
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Albert Young
Shea and Young
Sears, Roebuck,& Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Cook, County
Food for Flames Destroys Milwaukee Exposition Building
The Milwaukee exposition building, located on a lefty block, was totally destroyed by fire Sunday evening. The logs were insured for 7,000 dollars.
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