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his way without the federations in 3
dorsement Decision was made in re- dra
ply to the request made by G. Jef 900
Davis, president OF the Hobos' union. rea
for an Endorsement by having the VIII
American Federation OF Labor declare mig
the vagrancy law unconstitutional. CHI;
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MANILA, p. - Second Lieuten. Wh
ant c. Perry Rich OF the Philippine 80, 80
scouts, IL. S. A., was killed in fall 80.
with a hydroaeropane into Manila
bay. Lieutenant Rich, who was the /,
only member of the scouts attached a.
TO the aviation corps here. was en-. 80,
circling the Asatic feet which was 80. 80.
at anchor in the bay, when the acct ,ha
dent occurred o.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. - Five ro,
passengers on train No. 3 OF the IN,
Southern Pacific from Chicago were ~
robbed OF about $1,000 in money and Tn
jewelry when the train was near do,
Richmond, across the bay from this ms
city. Near Oakland the robber com an
PEELED the conductor to stop the train no
and jumped on
MESBA, MIMI. - John w. Mo- 81,
lenski, twenty-five years old, was IA Fe
tally wounded while hunting twelve De
miles east OF this town. l.. A. Bloom mr.,
OF Virginia, Mimi, gave himself up as we
his slayer, declaring that he thought an
Molensk TO be a deer on account OF no
a gray collar that the latter wore. an
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA. - An ex. loo
plosion in No. Acton, Alabama ha
mines OF the Alabama Fuel and Iron of
company killed or dangerously injured m'
twenty TO thirty men. The explosion
occurred as the days work was about
over and the regular shooting time m'
was passed. er
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VICTORIA, q. c. - The famous nm
Giants and White Sox OF the world Nv
touring party are on the water, or isl
at least they were for a couple OF
hours when the Prince Rupert sail
ed down the bay TO meet the steam Bs
ship Empress OF Japan bound for the he
country for which IL was named di
| There were sixty-seven In the party. I'm
Early In the day II was sixty-nine but I'll
a couple from Chicago backed out at Nj
the last minute. 81
MILWAUKEE,, WIS. = James A. 81
Simpson. professional at the Blue M
Mound Country club, Milwaukee, will &C
20 west in a week TO play with his Cl
brother, Robert s. Simpson. late OF
Kenosha, and twice western open
champion, In a special competition ri
for $1,000 purse against the Martin RI
brothers OF Los Angeles. Ernest and m
Hutton. in
NEW YORK Big Bill Dahlen 81
has been Internationally released as hi
manager OF the Brooklyn National pc
League club lt Is understood vi
Dahlen Is negotiating with a minor ia
league club with view OF investing ed
some OF his money there His retire
ment from major league management
Is said TO be voluntary. w
Oshkosh, WIS. - Steamboat Bill ~
Scott OF Buffalo. Ohio. and Bill na
Perkins of Rhinelander. Wis, middle 90
weights. fought ten rounds here. On
Scott shaded Perkins by small mar. IN
gin. Both men stood up and fought no
through the entire fight Il was one ia
Of the hardest contests seen here on
BOSTON. MAss.--Gunboat smith OF
New York won the decision over Sam vi
I.angford Of this city in twelve sis
round go at the Atlas A. A. The bout nr
was a poor one al Its best Il was an
witnessed BY about 7 500 men. clI