Turbulent Ludlow Mine Strike Violence Escalates
Amid the Ludlow strife in Southern Colorado, miners and guards clash as mail and camp supplies are destroyed. Federal authorities and Colorado National Guard brace as the standoff deepens with arrests possible and guards reinforced at mine camps near six miles north of the old Ludlow site.
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Ludlow
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Keller
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Arthur
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Tony Tay
Olme Rod
New Peace Plan for Mexico Steers Caribbean Outlook
In today’s Standard Page J-Prendant Wilson presents a new peace plan for Mexico while reports from New York note continued violence and political turmoil. Other items include a Russian ritual murder case, a court action against a beer seller, and labor market notes amid brewing tensions.
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Mexico
Eaton
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New York
Tani
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Svern
F-Sport
Rossin Oleg
Gordon Trail
Whaler. 3—Uniolals’ Support Armel Reaatanes
Isstate Pews
S-Anaconda News
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Western Asilon Telegraph Company
Viguur Company
Tulleoman Craays
Iran
Workera
Wesleyan Raengalen
Norn Bute
Wall Naga
Evidence in Sulzer graft probe leaks in New York campaign
A chaotic report on testimony involving Tammany Hall figures and graft allegations during New York City politics. Governor Sulzer's investigation uncovers alleged contributions and improper funds, with Hennessy and Brady connected to a cited black book and money transfers.
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Pat
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Brady
Tian
Beardsley
Murpias
Deardney
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Hennessy
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Whit Side
York City
Cowbery
Charles FP. Murply
John J. Fitzgerald
McCall
Stilwell Confession Becomes Grand Jury Matter
New York October 22 A Sing Sing letter from convict Stilwell sparked major political controversy in the mayoral campaign. Ex State Senator Stephen J Belliwell repudiated his pardon request while jailed, and warden James M Glan cy resigned after being asked to. Hennessy described talks in prison about impeachment leverage and pardons, with Stilwell seeking clemency in exchange for political influence.
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New York
Sing Sing
Wiliam Sulzer
State Assembly
Stephen J. Belliwell
Sulzer
James M. Aglancy
Stillwell
Tamtrany
Clancy
State Department of Prisons
Land Laws Spark Legislative Critique at Conference
In Bolsa Oklahoma delegates criticized the interior department and a tangled web of executive orders governing public lands. Speaker R J Weters and other officials debated management, conservation, and settlement as four interior secretaries' divergent views were cited. New officers were elected, including R J Weters as president of the congress and Alfred M. Wilkinson as vice president.
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Okla
Scott Perris
Oshihama
Farang Corgrens
Interior Department
Wervis
Suporior Department
Congress
Interior
Ballinger
Garfield
Wisher
Lane
Verris
Peer
R. J. Weters
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Agricultural College of Kansas
W. R. Motherwell
Canara
O. D. Wyn
Tiler
HH. M. Banner
Amarilla
Texan
Sunday School Teachers Abstain From Amusements
Province, TtlL. Get. MW, oh, Gar Nenter, superintendent of the Ite Jury Hanityy aehoal In the world, spoke at the Sunday school convention tonight. He stated there had not been a speaker in Ma Bunilsy eehacing shond ed theaters, dances or social parties for gh years, and he vigorously condemned such amusements.
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Alpie
Church launches social service drive for workers rights
Kansas City reports the creation of a nine member Social Service Commission to extend church labor work into industrial justice. Henry Atkinson of Chicago named secretary handling campaigns against industrial wrongs and promoting sanitation, fair wages, and adequate compensation. The effort argues organized labor includes workers with a purpose and pledges to make worker welfare part of community cost.
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Ort
Sniciel Service Commission
Spencer
social-Sertice Commission
Jie
Brottiertinod
Elywrel
Henry Atkinson
Chiches
Chuirch
Jaber
Atkinson
Miss Adams Causes Arrest of Hannover News
Chicago reports the arrest in New Orleans of Henry Lenaker for two years of writing incessant letters to Miss Jane Adams. Lenaker, described as educated and well-dressed, courted sympathy, switching from requests for money to a plea for friendship, then asked to be admitted to belief. He was taken into custody after a period of persistent correspondence.
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Hutt House
New Orlenes
Henry Lenaker
Jane Adams
Lenaker
Ades
New Orleans
Fighting Irishman Hennessy Warred With Bosses of New York
Donn A Hennessy of Brooklyn, long an editor and reporter, fought machine bosses for two decades. He joined forces with Shepardites and McLaurin rivals, helped topple Tammany ally Melline, then served in the state assembly and as managing editor. His career centered on battling political bosses in New York and Manhattan.
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Donn A. Hennessy
New York
Lal
Nh Halural Fleblér
Ireland
Brooklyn
Sinre
Ching Ife
Bik Eather
Xcore
Edward M. Shepard
Tug
Jum
Hennessy
Nome Seeks Aid As Winter Looms For Residents
Port of Nome reports many residents need help as winter approaches. A cable from the mayor cites 330 000 dollars needed for relief while 15 000 dollars already raised. A passenger ship Victoria carries evacuees and is expected to dock to move people to Nome.更多
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Nore
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Syhieh
Dip Ty
Plan for Mexican peace talks under US review
Washington considers a comprehensive plan to restore peace in Mexico. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan weigh steps for a constitutional government, with international diplomatic support and safeguards for elections. Huerta’s removal and provisional authority are likely prerequisites for any fair vote.
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Wilson Han
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Ain Orient
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Somashern
Swarthmore
Uhae
Mobile
State Department
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Itty
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Sama
Huada
Europe
Wade
Mexico City
Beme
Pine Farm
Marder
General Diaz Finds He Is Something of a Prisoner
General Diaz learns of limits on his asylum aboard the battleship Jasiisiong as Admiral Fletcher enforces strict rules preventing contact with shore. A tense exchange ensues between Diaz and an officer about baggage and saluting, with officials noting Diaz’s status as refugee and the need to avoid further incidents. The dispatch suggests continued attention to Diaz aboard the ship amid ongoing administration actions.
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Vera Cri
Felix Diaz
Batleshin Jasiisiong
Fletcher
Gonentt Diazio
Viet
Diag
Yichev
Blas
Os An Aryl Jr
Dangerous Woman in Plymouth Jury Deliberates Poison Case
Jennie May Baton faces murder charges in Plymouth Mass after her husband Head Admiral Joseph C. Baton died from arsenic poisoning. The trial spans the day with defense portraying Mrs Eaton as a wronged wife and prosecutors arguing she planned the death for money, jury to decide verdict tonight.
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Mass
Jennie May Baton
Joseph C. Baton
Eaton
Aiken
Willa
Masse
Aten
Aomen
Mre. Eaton
Morse
Albert F. Barker
Hou
Dudee Aiken
Gui
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Sky
Barker
Ron
Desperate Effort to End Existence
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Los Angeles reports a physician and nurse in St Catharines, Santa Monica, aiding Mrs. Robert Cantwell, alleged Helena Mont minister, who reportedly swallowed mercury chloride poison seeking death. She collapsed shortly after, doctors rushed her to hospital as efforts to save her life continued despite the toxin’s effects.
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Los Angeles
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Santa Monier
Ruobert Cantwell
Helena
Mont
Cardwell
Yealer
Jaces Hagers
Paison
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