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Newspaper

Albuquerque Morning Journal

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1913

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Relief Efforts Expand for Calumet Mine Disaster Victims

Resolutions from Michigan labor leaders call for federal interference in the Calumet mining region after a Christmas Eve disaster. Funds are being organized to aid stricken families as unions pledge support, with a state meeting planned in Lansing on January 26, 1914 to address the copper strike and retirement plans for workers.

Haere Lrew Cwelntiet Wilson s@elling party Lansing Mich Dee F. Waterman Michigan Federation of Labor Calumet Western Federation of Miners Waterman Kalamite

Federal Reserve Bank location hearings set across 1914 districts

The federal reserve organization committee plans hearings in New York Boston Chicago St Louis Denver and other cities to gather banker and business views on district boundaries and head office locations. The process aims for practical, timely decisions while considering regional needs and avoiding haste. Local sentiment will yield to national interests to ensure a stable elastic credit system.

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Denver clearing committee to back regional bank bid

A joint Denver committee formed by the Clearing House association and the Denver Chamber of Commerce will push for Denver to be named a regional reserve bank site. The panel includes Gordon Jones and executives from United States National, Pivot National, Colorado National, Denver National, and Hamilton banks. They will prepare a Rocky Mountain financial map for a January 28 hearing.

Denver Phe Thve Denver Harks Wixth Clearing House Association Denver Clearing Police Denver Chamber of Commerce Goredon Jones United States National Bank A. Hanter Pivot National Bank GB. Lerger Colorado National Bank J. A Thatcher Denver National T. A. Cosariff Hamilton National W. T. Ravencroft Federal National Chamber of Commerce Gordon Jones RU Matone Morrison Shafroth Prank Nancromt KB. J. Schultz Amehneon

Silver dollar from 1804 found near Yale ice rink site

At New Haven on December 26 a rare 1804 silver dollar was uncovered by Willam Gillivan while excavating on the Yale hockey rink site. A box with a dated silver dollar and notes was found nearby, described as needing careful handling due to oxidation and fragility.

New Haven Conn Dee Willam -Ailivan Bilecer Yale Uider Nuoremburg Raed Gandifton

Rioting at Plaza Leads to Police Action and Arrests

Los Angeles reports a public meeting of 1600 unemployed men sparked a riot at the Plaza. One killed, 75 arrested, and many injured as police dispersed the crowd without a permit. A later probe blamed rioters including I W W members and foreigners. Jesus Sovia faces likely assault charges for stabbing Lt. H R W Kriege.

Los Angeles Plaza Public Welfare Committee Jesus Sovia H. R Seon

Pendleton Starts Pacific Coast Tour for Wellesley Endowment

Miss Ellen Fite Pendleton president of Wellesley college begins a western tour from Wellesley Massachusetts seeking aid for a million dollar endowment. She will visit Denver and other cities to gain support from western graduates.

Wellesley Mase Ellen Fite Pendleton Wellesley College Pacific Coast Pendleton Denver

Bitterness at Italian hall relief effort sparks protests

In Calumet Michigan relief workers faced hostility as bereaved families refused funds from the union. A mass meeting formed a relief committee to distribute 25 000 dollars collected for the copper strike victims. Citizens Alliance rumors cited. investigators seek the fire alarm's source amid claims the panic began from an intruder.

Calumet Mich Western Federation of Miners Relief Committee Citizene’ Alliance Anthony. Lucha Houghton County John Vertin Marevis Sterk Federation Citizens’ Alliance Therese Sizer Louisa Lesh Hermann Bibber Charles Meyers Streax John

Bills to Regulate Stock Transactions Hearings Planned

Washington December hearings on stock exchange rules and futures trading will be held early next year. Lawmakers aim to regulate grain and cotton futures and prohibit certain dealings while inviting stock exchange officials and farming interests to present views. Committee Chairman Lever plans to press a bill. lawmakers from Alabama Mississippi South Carolina Arkansas discuss pending anti option measures.

Brecie Washington Yeevidte Wmeek Exchange Nowe Stock Exchange Lever Perris Chinhenn

Major Hagadorn Found Guilty by Court Martial

Major Charlies HB Hagadorn military attache at the American embassy in St. Petersburg is found guilty of disobeying orders and receives a military reprimand. The charge centers on failure to obey the president's command to remain in St. Petersburg until further orders. He is to rejoin the Twenty Fourth Infantry in Texas City.

Morning Journal New York Charlies HB. Hagadorn St. Petersburg Governor's Island Hagadorn United States St. Petersbure Foreign Service Wilson War Department Hagabern Washington Flagadorn Binghamton N. C Ra Infantry Texas City

Montreal Suffers for Water Supply Crash

Montreal faces a ten day disruption as a sixty foot break in a main conduit cuts half the city’s water. Water carts service hospitals while residents fetch water from hydrants. Mayor La Vallee urged manufacturers to briefly suspend operations.

Morning Journal Special Montreal la Vallee

Charles Moyer Deported by Enraged Copper Region Crowd

The morning report details Charles H. Moyer being placed on a train and sent away by angry residents of the copper region. A tangential note recounts a rescue at sea involving Captain J. W. Gould and eight crew members from the Malwa Ware saved by revenue cutter Mian after the ship sank in a Christmas storm.

Charles H. Moyer Copper Region AY Morning Journal Key West Fin J. W. Gould Rec Gould Minot

Girl Elopes Amid Knife Fight and Duel Over Lover

Pasadena dispatch reports two young Mexicans Tibnres Garcia and Dongguine Domingues fatally wounded in a duel over a girl who fled with a third man. The incident began at the girl's home and moved to a vacant lot where knives and a revolver were used before the pair collapsed in an emergency hospital. Elsewhere Charles H. Moyer, head of the Western Federation of Miners, was deported from the copper strike district amid relief disputes with the Citizens' Alliance following a Christmas Eve disaster.

Morning Journal Pasadena Cal Tibnres Garcia Dongguine Domingues Hoth Garcia Domingues SY Morning Journal Fpecol Leoageo Wire Calumet Der Charles H. Moyer Western Federation of Miners Citizens’ Alliance Federation Aaa Commit Ethetemen Wes MaPér Meyer Hancock Ciizens Alliance Alliance Mover John Tanner California Houghton Copper Range Railroad Moyer Chicago Europe Gare Mahoney Washington Ethk Miller Spremefield Terzich Colorado Lowney Butte James Cruse Houghton County Cruse Hatters Moyers Allance Aption Tiancock

Robbers Take $7700 in Registered Mail at Kearney

Post office inspectors report $7760 in currency vanished from seven registered mail packages stolen from the Kearney Nebraska post office last night. Two packages sent by First National Bank Omaha to City National Bank Kearney contained 51600 and 2700 dollars. The robbery occurred between 2 and 6 this morning. Argentine Agent Reaches Chicago.

Ourno Kearney Neb Post Office First National Bank of Omaha Natonal Bank

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