Government Aid in Moyer's Case Sparks Judicial Action
Government aid in Moyer's case prompts orders from authorities. Investigation unfolds into deportation matters involving the federation and Cher.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1914
Page
7
Government aid in Moyer's case prompts orders from authorities. Investigation unfolds into deportation matters involving the federation and Cher.
Washington reports the Department of Justice ordered an investigation into the sudden trip of Western Federation of Miners president Charles H. Moyer from the Calumet mining district. Senator Martine claims the incident was a forcible abduction orchestrated by mine owners. The department telegramd Edward Bowman to oversee the inquiry in Grand Rapids.
In Ighton Michigan dated January 2 reports say talks continue between government labor officials led by John B. Densmore and union representatives from Western Federation of Miners and Michigan State Federation. Fresh arrivals from the national AFL were noted as fielding questions about conditions in the strike zone. Officials indicated some workers may be rehired and Keweenaw area operations could resume Monday as nonunion labor is planned to be brought in. The scene shows no move to force reemployment, while discussions address immigration and future federation influence as John Mitchell’s arrival is anticipated to bolster labor representation.
In Marquette on January 2 unions in Negaunee and Ishpeming adopt resolutions calling for a sympathy strike by Western Federation of Miners unless federal intervention occurs. They condemn deportation of Moyer, the Italian hall disaster, arrests of Finnish press editors, and killings of strikers, noting attacks on workers and obstruction of mail access.
Mexico City reports say rebels from the north and west converge on San Luis Potosi as attacks intensify. Troops allegedly revolted at Monterey and Saltillo though unconfirmed. up to 5,000 rebels surrounding the city with battles near Moctezuma. Railways convert oil engines to coal due to coal scarcity. fears grow of rebel disruption to Veracruz and Tampico routes. Red Cross aids wounded, refugees seek asylum across the river.
After clashes at Ojinaga Mexico four days General Ortega reports pressing needs for ammunition. The frontier confrontation in early January highlights strain on forces near Presidio Texas as authorities assess supply and readiness.
In a covert exchange President Wilson contemplates directorship resignations while an envoy aboard a warship seeks guidance. Copperfield Oregon imposes martial law as Mayer deportation probe opens. San Luis Potost threat and Lopes search underway amid war-time tension.
From Laredo Texas on January 2 reports say fighting near Nuevo Laredo Mexico remains indecisive though federal forces improve shares. A 100 man constitutionalist machine gun detachment was driven back 1000 yards as rebels lost 35 fighters. Five federals were killed, the besiegers held, and artillery delays frustrated rebel leaders who vow a stronger assault when reinforcements arrive. Seven constitutionalists were hanged by federals as a warning. unconfirmed reports claim brutal acts against prisoners on both sides including a horse dragging and a pole spear.
Hattimore Jan 2 A check for 300 009 will be handed to Cardinal Gibbons next Tuesday as a contribution for the Catholic University at Washington from the Knights of Columbus. It is proposed to found eighty scholarships for young men studying for the priesthood at the university. The Knights have worked nearly three years to raise the funds. This is the largest contribution to the university. Washington Jan twenty. Five husbands were indicted by the federal grand jury and will be extradited and returned to trial, one located in the Italian Islands.
New York Jan 2 The withdrawal of J P Morgan & Co from more than twenty corporations and George F Baker vows to resign from many boards shocks Wall Street. Morgan cites time burden and aims to retire from directorships while Baker says he will quit all boards that allow it. The moves signal a public push to curb interlocking directorates and reshape influence in finance.
Milwaukee January 2 A suit will be filed to test the constitutionality of the Kenics law requiring male applicants for marriage licenses to present a physician health certificate. Alfred A Peterson was denied a license for lacking the certificate and sought a physician for $3. Milwaukee doctors refused to perform the Wasserman test part of the exam, prompting Peterson to threaten legal action to challenge the law.
In Copperfield Oregon martial law was declared by Col. B. K. Lawson after Fern Hobbs demanded saloons resign. Saloons were seized, bar fixtures and liquor to be shipped by tomorrow at 4, with arrests possible. Governor Wert, backed by five coast artillery members, faced protests and council resistance amid political turmoil.
In Bingham Utah on January 2 1937 a renewed search for Ralph Lopez began inside the Utah Apex mine after poisoned lunch rations found at the portals. A stake near the Minnie tunnel bulkhead sparked fresh efforts as sheriffs pressed to uncover his fate while guarding the shafts and passages amid expected underground danger. Separately Armenian miner Yousouf Bessit escaped a pursuing posse by slipping into and out of an underground section before guards closed portals.
In Los Angeles on January 2 Ralph Parise and accomplice John Bostick were again sentenced to death for the murder of Horace Isiete Rue, Southern Pacific traveling passenger agent. Parise, who held up a train near Monte on December 1, faces transfer to San Quentin within ten days, with execution expected within eight days. The court’s denial followed defense claims of insanity as Judge Craig admonished against such arguments. Kandh Fariss, Bakersfield father of a two year old, pleaded for his son’s life, saying his wife would die.
The president travels to meet an envoy in a coastal area near Chester. Details indicate a high level diplomatic engagement with emphasis on proximity and security considerations.
President Wilson and John Lind held a confidential discussion aboard the Chester off Ship Island after a prior White House contact in July. The meeting, kept from reporters, lasted about an hour before transfers to the Winona and Gulfport. Marine guards and naval signals marked the discreet encounter amid ongoing Mexican concerns.
Washington Jan 2 The weight of opinion in Washington is that today’s conference between President Wilson and Mr Lind will mark a development by the president of one more step in his Mexican policy The exact step is not foreseen
Hendon England January 2 Gustave Hemel aviator loops an aeroplane with a passenger Mary Trepaw Davies making history as the first woman to loop the loop in flight. Davies had previously accompanied Hemel on notable trips including a flight from Lam to Paria where she distinguished herself as the first woman to Nish channel in ik hea machine.
Incomplete OCR text mentions a telegram about a raid, referencing United AU Harper's Terry and names like peta Veres and W. Vana. Information is too fragmentary to determine a concrete event, date, or location.
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