The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-02-19
Joe Tinker says the Federals plan
a raid of minor baseball leagues.

The original manuscript OF bfet
Harte's "Thankful Blossom" brought
s735 at an auction in New York.
OF 1901 national banks in the UNIT
ed States 6,O12 have applied for mem
hership in the new federal system.
Former Mayor James D. Phelan Oh
San Francisco has formally announc-
ed his candidacy for the democfa'lc
nomination for United States SENATOR
The revision committee Of the new
York cotton exchange, decided AT us
monthly meeting to make no chanse
in the differences between grades "
spot cotton.
One man is known to be dead and
several others are believed to nave
been killed as result Of an eXplos-
sion in a mine of the Burnett Coa4
company, at Curranville, Kan.
Rigid federal restrictions regarding
canned goods and nationwide cam
paign for publicity among those U.S.
ing them were urged by speakers at
a meeting of the seventh annual con-
yention of the National Gamers as
ISOLATION at Baltimore.
Claude ]. Van slyke and James A
Robinson, president and treasurer re-
spectively, of real estate concern
which they called the New York Cen
trail Realty company, pleaded guilty.
in the federal court Of New YORK 10
using the mails to defraud investors
| The uneoualed collection Of manu-
scripts and letters of Robert LOUIS
Stevenson owned by the late Harry
Elkins Widener Of Philadelphia, Will
be presented by his mother to Har'
ward university upon the complexion
of the Widener memorial library az
the university.
Consolidation of the western fedora
ton of miners and the united mine
workers of America, totalling more
than million members, with yearly
revenue in excess of $6,O00,0OO, Is
foreshadowed by the action OF the
executive committee of the western
federation in semi-annual session.
Clifford Pinchot, former chief for
ester of the United States, has been
formally invited to be the progressive
candidate for United States senator
from Pennsylvania to succeed Boles
Penrose. The invitation was extend
ed at a conference of Washington
party leaders at Harrisburg, Pa.
DR.. Charles w. Eliot, former presl
dent of Harvard university. in let
ter to Charles F. Fender Of the New
Haven Comm Trolley Mems union
oys that while labor unions hav'
raised wages and shortened hours
'they have had a bad effect on thu
character and happiness of thei
members"
Members of the Chicago Restauran
Keepers association have voted to re
fuse to yield to the demands of tn
Mattresses unions for a closed shop
A strike has been in progress at on
downtown restaurant for several day
and the unions have threatened tn
other cafes unless the closed sho
was granted.
Party and election machinery b
which a highly organized minorit
could control the majority OF thel
party members has been the creates
: weakness in governmental processes
: according to Robert L. Owen, Unite
States senator of Oklahoma, VIII
spoke at Springfield, Ill.,. before tn
Wilson-Bryan league of Illinois.
+ m .
Mrs. Sarah Miller, who celebrate
her ninety-fourth birthday recent
, in Caldwell, N. j., perhaps has NOR
> descendants living than any othe
l. woman in the country. She is tn
mother of ten children, seven sti
= living; has thirty-four grand children
fifty-eight great grandchildren an
thirteen living greatgreat grand chill
- rem, 112 living descendants al t
- gether.
y FOREIGN.
/ No credence is given to rumors CT
j., culated that an attempt had BET