29 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1914
Page
1
Rockefeller Jr addresses the court as the oil magnate faces a Colorado case involving alleged compensation and liability. The brief remarks outline the company’s stance and potential impact on ongoing litigation.
A April 9 report from New York details a statement by John Nn. Bocko-Feller as director of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. He discusses mine safety, union influence, arbitration, and company practices including miners’ pay, weighmen, store credit, and dividend status amid ongoing labor tensions in Colorado.
Unclear OCR text indicates Colorado troops may be mobilized for an action. Details are garbled but reference to deployment and related military movement is present.
President Wilson extends federal protection to Colorado as riots and clashes erupt. Governor Ammons asks for aid after state militia struggles to cope, prompting discussion of federal troop deployment to restore order and support mining districts amid a disputed scene of labor unrest.
Geof April 8 Theodor Roosevelt, traveling through Buaxil regions, reports a new tribe called the Vauhites. They are described as fierce savages with Bravhin lineage and a noted leader. The expedition allegedly followed the River Cypriana, a tributary of the afadeira, with stirring adventures recounted in the Gazetta de Neuelastomy.
President Wilson issues a proclamation invoking federal power to suppress insurrection and urge citizens to disperse. It warns that the United States may deploy military force in Colorado if state authorities cannot quell violence and urges a peaceful withdrawal by April 30, 1914.
Washington reports mediators from Argentina Brazil and Chile step toward pacific settlement as 6000 troops arrive near Veracruz. Ambassadors from Britain and France press for a prompt peace, with ministers Noon and Suarez guiding formal talks. Montevideo notes Uruguayan liaison and planned mediator visits to Mexico City.
A condensed page notes disasters in West Vi Colorado and developing Mexican stories, plus sports updates from Salt Lake City, local church activities, and court news. The item mentions Bishop visit conclusions, Sartial trials, and mining stock reports with scattered telegraphic notes.
Boulder County faces a state wide industrial clash as troops move toward northern Colorado. Reports describe mine guard actions near Walsenburg and Edavaoth with casualties, evacuations, and guards inside the Hecla mine. Governor Ammons orders mobilization and peace efforts continue amid nightly agitation in Denver and surrounding counties.
Historic dispatch reports General Funston landing with 3 909 troops at Vera Cruz as the United States occupies the Mexican port. Navy authorities transfer shore authority to Funston while orders direct continued liaison with Admiral Fletcher and maintenance of occupation policy under War Department guidance.
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