Outlaw Hendrickson Clan Seeks Refuge in Mine
Pineville Kentucky December 27 darkness fell with no escape by two Hendrickson mountaineers hiding in a nearby mine. Three militiamen guard entrances as freezing weather and scarcity threaten the refugees. A leader Thom Hendrickson and Presley Hendrickson were hurt others remain inside as troops and onlookers watch.
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Pineville
Hendrickson
Miho
Mars
Thomas Hendrickson
Thom
Ts Oma
Street Sweeper Killed by Vehicle in Detroit Incident
Detroit report details Patrick Keyes, a street sweeper, being run over by a car driven by Julius Bobsin, a manufacturer. In a fit of excitement, the driver stopped the machine, reversed, and struck Keyes again. The article notes the fatal injuries and ongoing investigation.
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Detroit
Patrick Keyes
Julius
Bobsin
Keyes
Mexican President Gerostita to Be Installed Next Year
Mexico City report says Enriqno Gerostita will become president early next year with General Huerta to oppose rebels refusing the arrangement. Gerostita may also be named minister of foreign affairs and would succeed an aging Gerostigan. Mexico forwards a protest to Washington over alleged American aid to rebels and Tampico arms, while Los Angeles warns nonresidents to avoid seeking work amid unemployment fears.
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Mexico City
Enriqno Gerostita
Mexico
Huerta
Gerostita
General Huerta
Hint Gerostigan
Monterey
Washington
State Department
Clarence A. Miller
Tampico
Mezatlan
Mob Storms Jail In Maryland Lynch Threat
A mob of 500 to 1,000 surrounded a Chestertown jail to lynch Norman Mabel, the confessed murderer of farmer John R. Coleman. Guards repelled the attack after breaking into the jail corridor, with no injuries reported. Authorities planned to move Mabel to Baltimore for safekeeping as a larger mob threat persisted.
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Chestertown
Norman Mabel
John R. Coleman
Mabel
Baltimore
Winkie
Comon
Moyer Shot and Beaten. Takes Rest in Chicago Hospital
Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners, after a 600 mile train ride with a bullet in his body, sleeps in a Chicago hospital under physician care. Doctors say his sleep indicates a hopeful recovery and that the wound is not serious.
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Chicago
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Hancock
Hich
Moyer
Grand Jury Demanded By Union Men In Moyer Attack
A grand jury will be demanded at Houghton Michigan to probe the mobbing of Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners at Hancock. Attorney Hilton of the federation announced the action as Moyer receives hospital care after a shoulder wound from a bullet. Moyer and auditor Charles H. Tanner were roughhandled by mobsters as they sought settlement talks linked to the strike.
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Chicago
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Hancock
Mich
Houghton
County
Hilton
Fede
Moyer
Charles H. Tanner
Federation
James McNaughton
McNaughton Lke
McNaughton
Calumet
Western Federation ‘of Miners Land
Rand Jury
Aes
Lonn
George
Nicnelle
Rin
Gees Bay
Win
Mie
Sun
Dowen
Mons Eimployes
Lake Superior
Keweenaw
Union
Wuima
Meyer
Cnayee
al Union
Notable 1913 events reflected in Butte and nation
In a fragment from The Standard, union action looms at a mass meeting in Butte over the Calumet affair while reports touch on wage disputes, deportation rumors, a new Mexican president expectation, and various society, financial, and sporting notes across 1913 era media including Boston post office activity and Miss Rankin’s resignation as field secretary.
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Federation
Mexico
Stelegraphic
Anaconda
Telegraphic
Butte
Calumet
Boston
Miss Rankin
Richard
Ken
Hutte Blue Lodges
Washington
Stensland
Butte Employers Sign Pledge Against Salt Demand
A December 26 1913 dispatch reports a wide cross section of Butte firms and unions signing a pledge to refuse the demand and not grant salt to the Anaconda Copper Mining Company and related entities. The list names numerous companies and managers across utilities, mining, lumber, dairy, coal, and health sectors pledging support.
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Butte Wholesale Grocery Company
J.C. Cas
Fairmont Creamery Company
Charles T. Irit
Crescent Creamery
J. P. Tiley
Montana Dairy Company
B.C. Repetto Ag
Butte Employers Stand Against Wage Increase
Butte employers of common labor unite to oppose raising the wage scale from 3.50 to 4 dollars per day effective January 1, citing risk to Butte as a commercial and industrial center. They argue the higher pay would drive work elsewhere, worsen living costs, and harm mining and local profits.
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Butte
Workingmen’s Union
Workingmen's Union
Moyer Affair Prompted Grand Jury Report And Unrest
Calumet dispatch reports the Moyer case spurring a grand jury inquiry as Sheriff Cruse probes the recent assault and deportation of Charles H. Moyer, leader of the Western Federation of Miners, amid union unrest and planned funeral processions for Christmas Eve disaster victims.
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Edgar Beye
James ‘McNaughton
Calumet & Heels Mining Company
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Chicago Hospital
Part
Hawthorne
Bocietye i
Eryeot
Butte Workingmen’s Uniony Deske Thon
Isle
Newbro Drug Company
Henningsen Produce Company
A. P
JK. Me
Iheining Company
W. L. Mangam
Fimber Butte Milling Company
W. S. Mangea
Mate Butte Floral Company
James H. King
Magi Nevin Plumbing
Heating “Company
Charles P. Nevin
Larry TL
Hanson W. J. Killeen
Arnold Plumbin
T Forbes
Eschie Plumbing Modell
Fred J. Huotte
Union Coal Company
Barteln, and Heating Company
G. K. George
Williams
Wath Butte Coal Company
G. D. Pue
Estern Fuel Company
Mercerville Coal Company
RM. Sutherland
Silver Bow Coal Company
P. J. Chard
New York Puel Company
Youre
Simeon Lemieux
Thomas A. Barnard
Winrings Coal Company
C. Wiggings
W. Shackleton
Thornton Hotel
W. F. Love
Sawa W. Pets Meray Lontana Mattress Company
G. W. Davis
Anaconda Mining
Weast
Brent
H. Greenwood
Inn
Fransthe Hardware Company
B.C. Snyder
Tripp & Dragstedt Company
Ibumatt Grocery, Company
C. J. Youlden
Sims, Suter Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Jontana
Independent ‘Telephone Company
E. E. Parnell
United States
Neext
Sheriff Cause
Sher Mt Couse
Fran
Meereis
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