Governor holds talks over copper miners strike in Michigan
Governor Lansing and state officials in Lansing discuss the Calne mining strike and possible settlement. Attorney Clarence Barrow asks for telegram to President Shaw for arbitration talks. President Shaw declines. Gov Perris contemplates further mediation while unions press for arbitration. Local labor leaders present proposals, but no immediate decision on how to proceed.
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Lansing
Leuk J. Devamnore
Unltail Siates
Inbar
Dervis Lale
Calne
Pavernon
Alr
Dense Inere
Jneeding
Shayee
Chuinet
Tming
Ladely
Labor
Clarence
Barrow
Coumel
Mincrg
Porris
Slaw
Laheing
Shaw
Daprow
Damow
Wits
Perris
Hell
Howe
Op Feng
Nariew Ubian
Eullea
Ihkor
al Mwen
Jane
Alistad
Basile Weinan
Calumet
Pillay
Ara Huth
Bremand Worl Rom
Lind
Wolgast
Ananda
Traktor
Wilson answers critics of Department of Labor
Washington says the Department has not been inactive and cites a five month showing of subserviency by Michigan to copper interests. The Globe reports union concerns and calls for clearer federal action while Secretary Wilson defends efforts to gather facts and press for decisive measures to curb state influence. The piece notes the Calumet miners strike and ongoing inquiries by officials into related labor disputes.
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Washington, L
Selegatm
Toda Tela
Ct Union
Globe
Arin
Leply
Eburge Bay
Demarti
Calumet Uclags
Clabe
Wmivey
Kage
Michigan
Mayer
Tanner
Department of Labor
Wilken
Ania
Armed Guards Move To Close Saloons At Copperhead
Miss Hobbs, private secretary to Governor West, departs from Salem to Copperhead with armed guards to close saloons and demand resignations of local officials amid a crackdown. The governor promises action within an hour as tensions rise at the Copperhead arrival site.
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Pope
Ure
Gan
Missier Moby
Governor West
Salem
Tur Baker
Copperaigh
Ove
Tan
Alssern Hobbs
Baker
Endowed Home for Unemployed Opens Night Life
An endowed home for unemployed men opens with 205 guests amid a three story building costing $100,000. Guests bathe, receive meals and clothing in lockers. An employment agency operates. a large flag reads Dont give up the ship as President Taft and notable guests attend.
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Chine
Diwes
Charles G Dasies
eMrrency
Hotel Ag
St. Dawes and
Nix
Damien
Matorsho
Demand for Work Wade to Governor Johnson
A crowd of unemployed men urged Governor Johnson to act on jobs as a seven member committee met at the state house. The group pressed for daily work and asked for a meeting tomorrow to address relief. Mayor Ralph and other officials planned a board of supervisors discussion with a representative committee to attend.
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Wade
Johnson
Dion
Gov. A
Tentison
Mureh
Askims
Aber
Tellelles
Vy Thorne
Ald Thora
Nousekouper
Syeek
Ralph
Rabid Nieto
Arena Yeavon
Board of Supervisors
Vomnittes
Uno Man
Man Kills Wife Then Claims He Didn’t Know What He Was Doing
Police report in New York describes the shooting of Mrs Morahaire. The unnamed husband, 27, was found at Brooklyn residence with a revolver and a note. Investigators say the account suggests the suspect did not know his actions at the time of the crime.
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New York
Tule Menohan
Flushing
Aletter
Mynanan
Wonanaya
Wonanaya Nad Ent Hte Throat, Mat DS Tie Side Day Ewn Huttles
Porson
Dati
Livingston couple hurt as car plunges off road
A Livingston couple sustained serious injuries when their car left the road and plunged down an embankment. They were found at the scene and taken to Park District Hospital in stable condition. investigators noted no immediate life-threatening injuries.
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Livingston
Fire Sweeps Through Me Metlen Block Office Hotel
A blaze erupted in the basement of the Avortead and Stevens company in the Metlen block. The fire lasted about two hours, damaging the upper story used as offices and lodgings. Loss runs into thousands. no serious injuries beyond, and the building owned by Leonora Mehlen. Fire brigade responded promptly, helping prevent wider damage in the heart of the city.
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He Stardavil Imhom
Avortead & Stevens Cowpmany
Hdivare Sind Greweries
Wien
Leonora Meflen
Metich
Policy of Silence From Mayor Mitchell
A fragmentary report notes Mayor Mitchell urges city department heads to exercise self restraint and avoid public detail about early city actions. He speaks of cautious, simple governance and outlines a plan for measured announcements during the initial months of office.
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Mitchell
New York
Lea
John Purway
Mitchel Powie
Vity Avery Tay
Siloner
Greetings to King from Wilson Conveyed by Egan
The report notes a January diplomatic exchange where President Wilson sent greetings to the king through Egan. It records the king’s appreciation for the congratulations and notes his reluctance to forward formal messages from the American executive. A New Year reception is mentioned as a distant event.
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King
Wilson
Egan
Gonenhapenty
Mailer
Mm Weun
Westerlenn
Taday
Ming Christian
Preaklent Witton
Bvern
Americ
Tarlay
It Takes A Year But He Finally Gets Revenge
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled names and places. mentions stabbing and wounded individuals across multiple states. lacks clear dates or entities.无法 determine precise facts.
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Revonge
President Wilson in Mexico Envoy Lind Delayed Arrival
Representative Lind arrived aboard the Chester but did not disembark. He planned a conference with President Wilson in Mexico. The Chester waited at Ship Island for six hours before docking, while Wilson avoided public contact with the envoy.
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Pass Ouetelign
Tae
Joln Lind
Wilson
Mexico
Chester
Wnt
Ute
Ship Island
Fue
Suffrage Marchers Press On Through Fatigue
Nyoek X.Y shun and companions depart New York for Albany on the annual pilgrimage for women’s suffrage. The marchers report sore feet and blistered tracks yet remain determined as they plan to petition the legislature on January 24 to support a proposed constitutional amendment granting women the vote.
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Nyoek X
Gameral Horsle Jones
New York
Albany
Aikel
Ma O'Otork
Marthe Ghyan
Sven
Mie
Imarchers
Pons Ag
Sptors
Rebels Battle Federals at Ojinaga Border Stand
Forces under General Ortega assaulted Mexican federal troops at Ojinaga across the border, leaving thousands of deserters and wounded. American border patrol under Major McNamee prepared to block a mass crossing as artillery and rifle fire raged, with Red Cross tending the wounded on the U.S. side.
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Provid
Tesuis
Noreterry
Ojinase
Ortega
United States
Quinstan
Witchers
McNamee
Border Patrol
Gethi
Pice
McNauws
MicNamee
Estimete
Sie
Trnve
Red Cross
Helais
Rass Te
Marfa
Texas
Presidioa
McNaimner
Mo Tariher
Aouille
du wWighe
Uris
Iitlinathon
Ojinaga
Thay
Artem
Rom
Fretiudeco Castro
Listy Wounts
Leese
Madov McNamee
Vayalyanan
Belo Sines
Mrvorsh
Walter Tin
Attiers
Sulmére
Glinnga
Mexico
Villa commands border to clear federals amid rebel gains
General Villa said rebel activity at Ojinaga and Nueva Laredo followed orders to clear the border of federals, predicting the Huerta government would be left powerless north of a line from Tampico to Torreon. Ortega fielded 6000 troops with Federal guns and ample ammo, reported Villa.
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Juarez
Villa
Ofinaga Ang Nueva Laredo
Huerta
Ety
Ciudad Porfirig Diaz
Hagle Pass
Texas
Yais
Tampico
Gulf
Monterey
Torreon
la Guaymas
Pacific
Ojinaga
Ortega
Onicome
Huerta Looks Ahead as Decree Extends Holidays
Mexica City dispatch reports President Huerta, amid a year’s start marked by a decree extending holiday time to ten days, expressing confidence in handling national finances and promising strong action against rebels. He praised federal forces and outlined a grim resolve to defend the capital, while receiving cabinet greetings and outlining near term prospects.
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Mexica
Jan. Tuerta
Syhieh
Utis Republic
Amd
Te Capi
Final Effort to Learn Lopez Fate in Utah Apex Meet
A final attempt to determine Lopez fate will occur at 2 o clock at Utah Apex meeting hub tonight. Sheriff Sutth of Bale Lake county leads a force to secure the area as deputies close in on a contested mine. The encounter on May 29 left miners injured and is linked to a broader push to clear 60 miles of barricades and rails.
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Bingham
Sutth
Bale Lake Cavuty
Tony Reay
Altinugho
Thaeld Tl
Raymond
Aherite Xoreneets
Abe
Mtnnel
Lopes
Bannete
Rales
Wwe Eputley
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James Nichols
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Janes
Ws Tamily
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Oriente
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Fan
Tevin
Feller
Venta
Chabet
Wstones
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Tay
Livingaien
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Ilcow
Menico
Gruiser
Envoy
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Weil
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Ated
Ted Cross
Melanie Wad
Lopez
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