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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

25 ssa6re alten Neger SIdac 8ailep
BON Wounb nabe Der 7. Strabe unb
iperrten penIslben als per6d6ttg Elm.
- Gam gernitein bon Ro. 1900
@lenpan 4psnue lieb geitern Rd6z
mittaa Iein gicpcle fur3e 3sit un6e.
duffihtiot Dor Dem j. Rntional 8anfz
aebduoe iteben. 4ls er suriittam,
i.-r bds 5abrrab, trelf)es einsn Msrtb
bon s15 bate, perfhirrnosn.
Gipmon Snmamdnn, 90. 92S
Central QDenue, meloets gsitern i'm
Observation-Disclosures, bdb Elm un6sz
fainter Reeer cine eoloens lt6r i'm
Wertbe BON $40 aus ieiner Mo6nuno
sntipennet bot.
- Sci. aab, Neent bon go. 729
Meit 9. Strabe, melbets geItern Der
polissi, baB er BON Der Reg.rtn 2(oo
Smitb in bsren 3immsr go. 229
8eorge Strobe un $40 bsitoblen NOR
ben lei. Dos 5rauen3immer muir
be ols perbGhttg eineeIperrt, tpdbrenn
aab tpesen 6erumtungern5 cine 3sae
be3ieben muBte.
- Charles Shu6, BON go. 423
Dit 2ibsrtp StraBe, Duroe geitern
4bsno in benz Qegerrsiort Ro. $40
Gsors. StraB. um $25 beitoblsn. Die
RsgsriH 5enriettu Robiniou aliasgms
ma 8roipn, BON so. 524 Deit 5.
Strabs, purbe tpeg.n SlsinbiebItabls
eineeIperrt. Die sJn6dberin bes
Reiorts, Gotti. Cleric, nuroe unter
Der QntIage bss 8ermistbeus BON
3imm.rn gu unmOralii5.n 3tpeter
perhoftet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
yitnic ess gentid,en Rstgsr arbei'
ter Tint. Yereins.

Jiir Sonntas. "a. Suli. 5at Der
Deuti6e Wsssersarbeitsrs sllnterftiiB.
unass 9erein ben Wanbattan part BE.
isat, um bort Iein pienic ab5uholten.
gei Sen Webgern III es betanntlih gut
i.in, benn BORT berrIht itsts ehie beuts
i6e Gemiitblitfeit unb 9aitfreuno>
itaft unb oabsr biirfen bic 0sranitals
ter obne isbe Srase an ibrem Jeittas,
ouf 5ablreihen 3uipruh rehnen. Be-
ionbers ba aud lie ii6 iists fehr 5abl.
reid an 0sranFtaltungeu befreunoetsr
0ersine su bet6siltetn pflssen. 2ln
llnterbaItung tpirb tein Mansel ieir
uno bas Rommittee, in psiien betpdbr'
ten 6Gnben bic 8orbereitunsen ruben
fpirb es iih anselegen iein lahen. Der
5siisdiisu senubreihe Siunosn gu be.
reiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

als eentnant in ausiitJt geuommen

om poliSsibauptquortisr perlnutete
geitsrn Qbsnb, oaB Der Sidsrbeitsoi>
rsttor Scott Smull ben Ger
gsontsn aueuit g. aeiot! pom flint
ten Oiitritt gum lieutenant .rn.nnsn
pirb, uuo sipar UNI ol. i6on langs
beitsbenbe uno burh bic Bsforbsruns
bss 5errn poppe gum OstetttOs 2isus
tenant s.i6aff.n. 9aton3 gu bsissen.
aeioel s.bort oem SeDart.msrt felt
oem SABRE 1886 an, u7o puroe am
%. Jebruar gum Ser9e1ntsn bef0rs
bert
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q. ~. 6. ".

Der nGtits 2lusiLug Der Tlitglisoer
Der gouns 8omsns Gbriitiur aFociaz
tipn piro elm. syabrt ouf benz 9unal
Tein unb stpdr III oi.i. 5abrt fir ben
%. Suli gsplant. Ritslieosr. Die an
oieIsr Jabrt tbeit3unsbm.n ipiini6en,
tperoen eriuft, ilt balomoslidit in
benz 5sim Der 9er,inigune Su rteiitris
rem. 3i. 5bsiIn,bm.rinneu an oieier
gootfa6rt tperosn an %. Suli Hahs
mittaas balb br.i llbr bas !oeim Der
8er,inisuns berLoFen unb I'm brei
libr BON Der Sonolbriide on Der 2uo>
lop 4o.nu. nit osm Boot abfu6reH.
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Jn(anO Getegrap6
(GortIebuns bon Der erii.n Ssite.)

(SortIsbung bon Der eri'en Sstte)
geatfolger pirp iein 2. 2lFiitent
Sberitsaeutnant Gh1s. 8. ReguplsD
pernen, tpdbr.no ieiu /. Ifiitsnt,
Sberitl.utnant sbos. 6. pruce nad
ben gbiIippinsn be0rpert purpe. Sol.
Gbas. u 9pDsn pou ben WiariHsz
garraden in annapolis fpuroe an ben
gremertpn sS6ii'sbaubof perieBt. Das
SdidIol Generals Glliott. pes 8om-
manbantsn pss Corps, 1T nod unbe-
itimmt
SIN Suli erfroreu.
R.part, u. 5, 19. Suli. -
qaul Sorrents, Der in elmer giIen1ie.
ber.i in 5lorsncs, y. S.. anseiteai
mar, iit mittsu i'm 5uli. bel elmer 5em.
psratur BON 80 9rao i'm S6atter
| tbati6dlib srfroren.
Der Mann mar bel Der 4rbeit por
Der soibe iiberipdltist iporosn uno cir
| 4rst bate anssoron.t. oaB ibm gis
auf ben aopf eslest iperoen iollts
Seine gr.unoe bsiolsten ben Ratb il
su buhitdbliter Bsiie unD podter
isinen aopf. Sals unb bic Glieoe,
aans in gis elm. 4ls Der iunse Manr
nah elm paar Stunoeu fein 3ebens
| seihen mebr bon iih sab, serietbsl
isine slns.bOris.n in ansit uno ihid
ten pieber mad Rm Dottor, Der feIt
itellt.. bob In benz pielen gis Sorrent
ibaiid1lih srfrcren mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
9leine Roli3eina6r 6ridbten

- Grl. Marp 8ailep. BON 4027
groblep apenue. Rorpoob, mslpste
gsitern i'm poliseibouptauartier baB
ibr an 0ilbert unb Blair 4penue Elm
aleio i'm Wertbe pcn $35 entipsnbst
tpurp<.
- Die 0ebeimpoliSiitsn ReeS uno
5an berbaftsten seiiern an Der Gds
Oer 2cnsnortb uns plum Strabs ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20
4runseissnt6um ano 1auten

S6eo. Maner &c gro. psrtauften a.z
fern elm Grunbitiid an Der Deiti.ite
Der 5iinfteu Qpe., so SUB iiiblih Der
Wiblano Qps., pric. 5il.. fir Jrau
emma Rilep. Das 9runbftiid lit 80
bel 120 SUB groB unD tpuros bon
5errn .. Simmers g.tauft, Der oarauf
Tofort nit bsm gau zines mpbern.n
Wobnhauies Beginner Dirb.
TieieIkn 8ermittler pertduften aud
3tpei tpeit.re 9runbftiide in Der WunB's
ih.n unterabtbeilurg auf Yriee Sia.
Die adufsr psri.lb.n beabiitttssn
sl.idfaIls Sdufer gu srritten. Glireb
arutbaupt taufte Grunhitud gso. in
Der Wariqtp Qpe., nabe Der Carton
Qbe.. bas 81 syuB in Der Jrpnt unb
137 JuB in Der 2isfe miBt. ;. u.
pst.rs taufts 0runbItIt Ro. II, bas
in Der gdrIon Qp.., nabs Der Woriup
ap.., s.l.gen III uno Bel 81 Jub Jrout
122 SUB sisfe aufpsiit.
9ebdu6sinipettor au6lmann itelte
gsitern folRnoe GrIaubnibIhsins aus /:
q. $. Qieftu6ter, sinit0dige Wobsls
tpertitatt an Repaoa, 3piihen 46tsr
uno GeIt Strubs; S6uIratb, 9bbruh
Der dlten qsburp Wstbobiitsntir6e II
We6Iter Str, um Roum fir ben nsuen
ShuIbof Der Grantlini6uls gu g.s
pinnsn; Queen Gitp Qmuismsnt Co.,
fir Elm Rideltbsaier Ro. 4026-402S
Samilton gp. in gumminsnille.
Die Wliiglieher Der tdtbolii6en ct
Rarientirhe in 5pbe garf haben @e.
lsg.nbsit. iit Elm pfarrbaus an be-
Siiooitsgte Der SbaoD Cane uno Sri,
4penus gu iihern, porausseiest baf
lie bis gum /. 4uguIt $1,000 burd
SubItription aufgebradt buber. Ge:
fern tpurbe es bttannt a.seb.n, bat
elm poblhabenossUlital bi.I.saira.
'piels $1,000 geftiftst babe nit De-,
ousbriidli6sn geitimmung, bab elm,
alside Summe bis Gnbe bieiss Wo.
mats ouTssbradt tperben miiNe. Sir
em1ig arbeiienbes &ommitiee befinosi
ii6 bereits auf Der Saso mad SubItris
benten.
Serr Dilliam gii6pf, BON Der IRA.
rietta Chair Gompann, taufte gsIterr
burh ben 0ermittler SO. u. aeooin bi,
.guie Reiioenee", go. 3418 QleruH
Der glp... CLIFTON. fir cirta $500
Sas Gruuoitiit bat 40 5uB Grpnt.
breite.
5err Rap 2ead. elm Sobn bei
perltorbenen Or. 80. u. 2eah, iiber
nabm bos Smperiol gaf., 518 Uni
$40 8ine Strnbe. Der aouf purb
seitern Moraen abssidloHen. Die 9er
taufsbebingursen iinb nidt gang tlor
2ea9 CAB isinsr Stiefmuttsr. Graz
Cue 2edf) cine pfanbperi6reibun
BON $4,000. Ri6ter Gnis .. Gregg
elmer Der gepollmG6tistsn, tpsissrt
lid, geitern 9lbenb, iiber bieis 2fffair
| All oistutiren. Sopiel lit betannt, oa
Der geiiB auf anndbernb $40. 600 &C
iddBt tpuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-20

bus gum MdHspsrpulter fir bic 8a[Ii.
polls Telephone gompanb. 5uling
miro bic Selepbon anlage nertaufeu.
Die Gtienbub bnrduber
toenttfi3trt.
Sun5ranci8co, Sal, 10. oSuti.
Die beiben WlGnner, Die bierRr ges
braht tpurosn, dngstfdgt bic 8unoitsr
gu iein bic i'm 2tprit ben ueberlunb
9oit3uq in Gooonear beroubt b1z
Zen, iino ais Gurl e. 8fbop unO
Gborles 9unbdr, beibe pon Hep
6dpen, Conn, tbentifi5irt lporoen.
8iibop lit Elm So6n bon Sames ".
8iibop, etnem promtnenten 8eIhdftsz
mann oon geip 6dben.
SO tllto meme GDbner 8 . :
6un9.
&oui5Dtlle, 19. SSuli. Die
1000 2lrbeiter Der Wertitdtten Der 6.
&: 81. 8abn erIubrsn 9ienitag eine iebr
angenebme lleberrui6ung, ais lie ibre
2obnbriefe Offneten unb barln etne
2obner60hung BON 6 Pro3ent Dorfanz
ben.
IS beiBt, baB iGmmtli6e 2rbeiter Der
Gi1enbahnzWertdtten Der 6. e u. cine
grb0huno erbdlten psrDen, bod tpolIen
it9 Die 8eamten oer8dhn niht bariiber
ousipre6en.
Gin ! rbtger ais 2OIltol :
Iettor ernanut.
8uIbtn9tpn, 19 Suit. Mbites
fislD Mc8tnleq, Elm farbiger 8runoeiz
gent6umsz5Gnblsr in bieftger Stabt
1T gum ,3outoQettor bon @eOrgetotpn,
.. g., ernannt poroen. IS beibt, oaB
Die Grnennung etne 2lnertennung bes
Regerelements in 8e5ug uuf tpihtige
Bunoesdmter beoeutet
Wa&inlen fam i'm Sabre 1884 BON
GbarleIton na6 Wai6ington nnb bal
tets berDorrQgen0en 4nt6eil an Der
ppIitit aenDmmen. Gr mar bon bers
porragenbsn Shpur3en i'm gan5er
2anDe empfoblen porDen.
gutter Sang.
Rep gort, 10. SuIi. e5tngerub:
bride pelhe auf einem geiprengter
Gelbi6rant in Qiittt6, 8eIgien, geFun:
ben, pbotogrup6ii6 bupIi3irt unb mad
Gep gort gsianot nuroen, fii6rter
am Oienitog 3ur 8er9oftung cine!
| iungen Wannes, Der Iia 2ouis Man
oelbuum nennt. Geqen ben Gsfdnee
neu tpuroe bic Qntlage oes Roubes er
boben.
Die 8e6rIber Trancois, Gmile Ma
ref in Quttt9 fanosn am Morsen bei
7. Sanuar os. S., boB ihr Sdran
in Der 2itti6er gunt burh einen sIet
triiten gobrer ge0Tfnet unD III
| S6mutIo6en, 9onbs uno guargell
nm 8eiummttpertbe pon 100000
Srancs ($8O,0OO) beroubt tporoel
mar. Sin 9rtpatz8elbi6rant In ben
auIisssnoen 6auie bes 8ontiers no
sIsi6faus geiprengt porben. 2luf be
SbUr fauben iih 5ingerabbrids i
| Sel Dor. Nus benIeIben qldubte bi
PoIi3ei auf ben Sbdter i6lieBen g
t0nnsu, oeIIeu 8ei6ret6ung nit be-
pbotograpBii6en 5tngeraboriiten noe
Rem gort qei6tdt puroe. Die Tin
qerdborude M1nbelbuum"s' itimme
poltommen nit ben BON gelgten &c
IonDten pbotograpbii6en @boriite
therein. Manbelboum 1T % Sahr
alt unD 9iebt Dor, ni6t gu tpiiien, mes
halb er perbaftet puroe.
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II nfdtIe.

- gusen Collins, q Sabre alt. elm
WsiheniieIlsr Der q. & 8. Giienbabn.
ippbnbaft an Der Rorboited. Der 7.Str.
uno Central Ape., tuuroe eeftern iudbs
renb Der Nrbeit in ben 6ofsn an OAR
riion Ape. pon elmer Ronsirlotomotipe
setroffen lnb Sipiinsn platform uRo
1rs3tnacs0n sinssslsmmi. Der Der.
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,,Eraeani" @olieier.

Siherbeits Tjrettor Scott Smua
srnannte geitern Den 4orpOrul GbarIes
s. WolIefer gum SerssdHtsn aIsgedhz
iols:r bes Dor sinjs.u Idgsu gum De-
tettio 5ereeantsn beforoerten anog
Sifelberoer
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Sdldeaei.

5arrp J. 3immer. 8roidtsntutfter
bon go. 1741 Wartin Strabe. uno
Gjeors gGuerlsin. Shanttellner BON
go. 80 Deit 13. StraBe. seriethen
on Der 6. unh Walnut Strube aneins
amber. goliSiit Sd.usrIs perbaftet. bic
aombatiantsn uno iperrte fie unter
Der antIase pes unOrosntIihen g.ns5s
mems elm.
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glnkIidlrr Spn.

frau 4polins S6mibt. Satin bes
b.tannten Grunoeileutbums Wtatlers
syrieor. u. Sdmiot, bon go. TIT
Riogetpap Qps., itaro seit.rn Ru6mits
tag pl0slih i'm Gbriit 9oipitaI. Der
Coroner tpuroe bsr1arihtigt.
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Die yemrrntar.

syIr bi.ies glatt tpurb.n s.it.rn bon
ben Sptitern 6. aleiH &c Bro,
-. 435 Rdcs Strab., foIeenbe ssm.
peratur llnt.rfhieo. resiitrirt:
u,v, Nxy,n nr, Rvnn
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- nus Der Wobnung Der Bette
Bernnrb, Vo. 334 Weil 5. giraBs,
iUuroen bon einsm G9leltnieb 1870
IN Haar aus Der aabs elmer RommOo.
sntnsnbst.
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- oSn @ritiit 9teI Guinea III
neues @oIoIager IN uugelhDenr
2anp enteett luoroer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
LOSS IN FOREST FIRES
FALLS BELOW ESTIMATE
Complete Control Expected in
Future with More Men and
Telephone Service

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-The for
est fire season in California is ended
for this year and preliminary esti-
mates show that the actual damage
has been much less than was pre-
dicted.
preliminary estimate for the ma
tional forests in this state shows that
1893 fires were extinguished and about
100000 acres of private lard and 22O,-
600 acres of government land burned
over, destroying private timber to the
value of $17200O and gov ,rnmenJ TIM
ber valued at $164,000 The total cost
of fighting the fires was about 1000.
These figures may be slightly in
creased by later returns.
No estimate has yet been prepared
of the damage done to young growth,
but the actual value of tha5 destroyed
must exceed the figures gwen Cor ma
ture timber.
A closer examination of the figures
brings out the fact that the forests
having most men and most equip
ment have suffered comparatively lit
tie injury.
with more men and telephone
lines" says District Forester F. e.
Olmstead in his report. complete con-
troll of the forest fire situation in this
state may be expected"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
SATURDAY MARKET HINTS

becoming scsrcer and by OseaueA''
Bartlett pears ell at
ssion and AIusca
ella Ocens Hve-pOu
JOnathsnS three
aloupe 8
srange Il price fom1O
ssnfo a
eslmmon / o Ocensa a pound.
n
are a
Grapefruit t
Bananas mayb DO
PineappIe cents a
sell IT a
ugorpea o
a two
oil
new CROP a /
Swe pta
Co s a
Tomatoe OBJ q
spinach is two .
Onions ell for s a
Eggplant are5 and
Bell uandCh peppers ares =
ArichO a tw fol-
S
Clery s and q
sells or 5
Pasare four
Sunni squash
Cauinow a
Eggsa o
Buter be bounght TO and q
NOrher dab for q
sell 70 "a
FIensar
Turkey may be
pound COtontas and squads are 30 cents eAon
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
SCHOOL MA AM GIVES
UP LONG LEGAL FIGHT
Fugitive from Law CapituIates
and Pays Damages for
Whipping Boy

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Oct 21.-Miss
teacher at Tolono, after being a fugi-
tive from the law for four years. has
capitulated by paying over to Will
liam Burke of Tolono, $1,000 damages.
She is now free to go where she will
and the "Tolono school case" is ended
Because they alleged Miss Kelly and
her principal, Sherman Cass, had
seriously injured their 14-year-old boy
Michael, by whipping him, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burke sued and obtained damages
of $500. After serving six months in
Jail, Cass paid $500, but Miss Kelly
fled.
To the doors of the supreme court
pleading exemption under the bank
ruptcy law but the highest tribunal
in the land ruled that Uncle Sam could
throw no shelter around her.
81 have always wanted my daughter
to pay up, but she was too much of a
fighter to surrender" said her father,
James Kelly, prosperous retired
farmer.
The supreme court decision, however,
was the final blow to the indomitable
spirit that had kept the young woman
fugitive from her home for years.
BY the terms Of the settlement, Miss
Kelly paid over the remaining $1,000 of
the judgment. She also paid the court
costs.
The Burkes have spent at least $4,000
trying to bring to justice the teachers
whom they believe injured their boy.
The defendants are out a similar
sum.
In addition, Miss Kelly's professional
life has been practically broken up for
four years.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
MECHANICAL WORKERS
ON COULD LINE STRIKE
BoiIermakers, Pipemen and the
BIacksmiths Are Latest to
Walk Out

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21.-Simultaneously
with the walking out of the boiler
makers, pipe men and blacksmiths of
the Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain
system today in sympathy with the
1900 striking machinists. the companies
received three carloads of men here
to fill the places of the strikers. The
men, it is said, came from Chicago.
The walkout of the mechanical work.
ers was general throughout the sys-
tenn. Reports late today to railroad
headquarters were that all members OF
the three unions obeyed the strike or
der.
General Manager Sullivan said the
walkout would not have any material
effect on the train schedules, as he
was filing the places of the men.
Sullivan said 1900 men struck. The
presidents of the unions say the num-
ber is $500. The men who walked out
have said they will call out the union
men in the mechanical departments of
other Gould roads If the trouble is not
settled within reasonable time.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
PROHIBITION NOMINATION
REPUDIATED BY DEMOCRAT
Candidate Brings Suit to Repre-
sent JefferSonian Party

STOCKTON, Oct. 21.-The superior
court of San Joaquin county heard yes
terday the mandamus proceedings of
Assemblyman j. w. Stuckenbruck
against County Clerk Graham. The
action was instituted for the purpose
Of restraining Graham from placing
Stuckenbruck's name on the ballots
as nominee of the Prohibition party.
The applicant for writ is a Demo-
crat and seeks to represent the Twen-
ty-fourth district in the assembly. In
the recent primaries he received one
Prohibition vote, and as that party
had no candidate for the office he be-
came it's nominee, so the county clerk
contends.
In his application Mr.. Stuckenbruck
said he did not seek to be the can
didate of the Prohibition party, did
not solicit any votes from its ranks
and did not even know he was its
nominee until he received a certificate
from the secretary of state.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
OVERLOAD OF WINE, FIGHT;
I MAN DEAD, 13 ARRESTED

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 21.-A quarrel
resulting from the drinking of too
much foot wine" purchased at a
winery at Elk Grove. by a crowd of
laborers and hoboes last night, resulted
in the fatal injury of one man and
the arrest of thirteen others by Con-
stable Hoskins of that place.
The injured man, James Ryan, was
brought to the receiving hospital here
last night. He died at 1 o'clock Shis
morning. His skull was fractured.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
MINING ENGINEERS WILL
INSPECT WORK AT CANAL
Hundred and Fifty institute Mem.
bers Charter Atlantic Liner

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.--The Ameri-
can Institute of Mining Engineers has
chartered the Hamburg American,
liner Prinz Auguste Wilhelm for a
special trip to the Panama canal zone.
The steamer will sail from here to-
day, taking out $50 members of the in
st.tute, their wives and families.
The regular technical session of the
institute will be held ON board during
the voyage. Some fifty papers will be
read and regular business transacted.
The trip will occupy twenty-five
days. After visiting the Isthmus the
delegates will call at Jamaica and
Cuba.
During the nine days on the 18TH
mus the visiting engineers will in
spect the canal from Cristobal to Pan
anna. The itinerary includes trips by
special train to the Gatun dam. the
Culebra cut, the locks and dam at
San Miguel and Mirafores.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
FIFTEEN HUNDRED MEN
JOIN SYMPATHY STRIKE

KANSAS CITY, Oct 21.-Unlon
boiler makers. blacksmiths and pipe
men of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
company struck today in sympathy
with the machinists of the road, who
have been out for several months.
Fifteen hundred men are involved in
the strike called today.
Local officials of the railroad said
that up to noon today the strike had
not affected the train service. It was
stated at the office of the local super
inendent of machinery that the road
was already hiring men to take the
places of the strikers and that it was
not expected that train schedules would
be changed on account of the strike
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
CHARGE MAN STOLE CHILD
FROM ITS MOTHERS HOME

TRINIDAD, Colo, Oct. 21.-At the
request of the Oklahoma police, II. w.
Harrington, alias j. F. Smith, was ar
rested here yesterday charged with
kidnapping 5-year-old Haskell Watson
from his mothers home in Oklahoma
City.
The lad was with Harrington. Ac-
cording to the police, the alleged kid
naping was the result of domestic diff
ferences in the Watson family, and it
is believed the boy was to have been
turned over to his father, A. Watson,
who is under arrest at La Junta, Colo.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
STRIKE IN KANSAS

WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 21.-The strike
ordered on the Missouri Pacific rail-
road today caused thirty boilermakers
and others to quit work here. Before
leaving their posts the men put cakes
of soap in the boilers, which would
have prevented getting up steam, had
not the soap been discovered and re-
moved.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
MAN ACCUSES POLICEMAN
OF CAUSELESS ASSAULT

STOCKTON. Oct. 21.-William Allen
has filed formal charges before the po-
lice and fire commissioners of this city,
demanding the removal Of @. o. Smith
from the police force.
Allen alleges that Smith assaulted
him without cause, inflicted serious in
jury, and did not arrest him for fight
ing. Smith will be tried before the
board next wednesday night.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
UNION BLAcksMlTHs STRIKE

SEDALIA, Mo-, Oct. 21.-Promptly at
10 o'clock this morning the union
blacksmiths,i boilermakers and pipe
men numbering 100, employed in the
local Missouri Pacific shops. struck in
sympathy with the striking machinists.
There was no disorder.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
10000 CARS SHORT

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-The fortnightly
statement of the American Railway as
ISOLATION, made public today shows
reduction in surplus cars of 87S4 bring
ing the total down to 1875. The total
shortage is placed at 2O,41s, an increase
of PATS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
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