International Congresses meet in Atlanta amid lectures and notices
Visiting scientists plan formal dress options for receptions while Dr Paul Otlet and Tor Eduardo Braga are slated to speak at Taft Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday. The week features public lectures on sanitation and Confederate explosive resources, plus tours to Stone Mountain. Local committees organize receptions, credits, and press abstracts to inform the public.
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Paul Otiet
Brussels
International Organization of Scientific Activities
Otlet
Union of International Congresses
Tor
Eduardo ‘Braga
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Department of Agriculture
Atlanta
All America
North America
Association
Congress Asked to Probe Strike Tragedy in Copper Country
Chicago today urged Congress to investigate the copper strike turmoil in Michigan's copper country. Resolutions accuse mine owners and gunmen of causing the Christmas Eve disaster in Calumet that killed many and attack the local government. The Western Federation of Miners plans a strong push to win or break the organization, with leaders like Moyer and Tanner cast as central figures.
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Chicago
Congress
Michigan
Chicago Federation of ‘Labor
Calumet
Mich
Houghton County
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Hancock
Yanco Terzien
Moyer
American Federation of Labor
John H. Walker
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Fellot
Barrat O'Hara
Ofllinois
Claude Taylor
Michigan Federation of Labor
Nine Not Yet Buried in Calumet Tragedy Foreclosures
Continued from Page One nine bodies lie unburied as funerals loom. Investigators probe the hall fire shout origin with a coroner's inquest set for tomorrow. County officials push witnesses to identify the man who cried fire and sparked the panic amid the copper country disaster.
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Arizona
Montana
Calumet
Tie Hall
Condition of Moyer Reported Favorable
Optimistic bulletin from St Luke's Hospital says Charles H Moyer the Western Federation of Miners president shot in the left shoulder shows a bullet embedded in muscle and may not be fatal within ten days he is expected to return to the copper country of Michigan to protect the strike. Doctors Hilton and Harsha report the bullet could stay or be removed later depending on infection and investigation into the Hancock Michigan shooting.
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Oqlicake
Dewerner
Charles H. Moyer
Michigan
Western Federation of Miners
Dra. G. ¥. Hilton
Williem M. Harsha
St. Luke's Hospital
Hancock, Mich
Moyer
Grand Jury to Probe Mobering of Moyer
A mediation grand jury inquiry into the deportation of Charles H. Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, will be sought by the federation. G H Hilton, Denver, head of counsel, arrived and joined local leaders gathering evidence on the identity of the men who escorted Moyer to a Chicago bound train Friday night. The special grand jury is reconvening Tuesday. Hilton said he would ask George Nichelle, special prosecutor, to present evidence to the grand jurors. He noted Moyer will likely return to the copper country after recovery. Meanwhile Copper Range Consolidated employees endorsed the actions of the men who deported Moyer. Meetings at Tri Mountain, Baltic and Paine Oak adopted sympathy resolutions and condemned the citizens’ committee refusal. Additional paragraphs urged opposing re-employment of strikers unless they renounced union membership. At Tre Mountain a rider endorsed local citizens’ efforts against outside advocacy. One arrest was reported among The Typ hites employees with warrants issued for about twenty editors, but only six served. charges include conspiracy to publish statements inciting riotous assemblies.
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Mita
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
G. H. Hilton
Denver
Ofice
Fed‘eration
To Brien
Circuit’ Court
Mr. Milton
George Nichelle
Hilton
Moyer
Chiago
Federation
Citizens’ Committee
Résolu
Tre Mountain
Gon-Wtion
Houghton County
Apitatory
The
Typhites
James Cruse
Sve
Washington Officers To Meet Gov Ferris
Big Rapids reports United States Department of Labor official John B. Densmore failed to reach Big Rapids due to missed train connections in Grand Rapids. He will meet Governor Ferris tomorrow morning for a conference before proceeding toCalumet. Governor Ferris received a long telegram from Sheriff Cruze stating investigations into MacNaughton’s role in the Calumet and Hecla mine and the deportation of Mayer have not yet found participators. The governor emphasized impartial hearings by the Houghton county grand jury and pledged fair justice for Moyer and his supporters.
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Big Rapids
John B. Densmore
United States Department of Labor
Grand Rapids
Perris
Densmore
Copper Country
Ferris
Moyer
Houghton County Grand Jury
Prophecy Fulfilled Unearthing a New Home Threshold
A fragmented report notes a newly fed figure crossing a doorway into a home, uttering lines about a personal world and a promise, with mention of a map, fish, and a sense of discovery and permanence.
Lewis seeks government ownership of US telephone lines
Representative David J. Lewis of Marland pushes a bill for government purchase of Bell and independent telephone lines with plans to later take over telegraph lines. The proposal envisions Uncle Sam buying the networks and competing with private carriers, similar to parcel post. Estimated cost to enter the telephone business is 300,000,000.
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David J. Lewis
Marland
Mr. Lewis
Parcel Post
Uncle Sam
Moral Wave Directed at the London Stage
London voices a moral crusade against theater immorality led by bishops and press, sparked by The Gersh Deslys controversy. A backlash yields heated debates over what constitutes immorality, with critics praising or condemning Who’s the Lady and Madara President while theater bookings surge and standing room lines form. The London manager resists change, signaling a conflict between church, press, and stage audiences.
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Church of England
The
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Gany Deslys
Palace Theater
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
New Englana
Etil
Existance
Pilplt
United States
Simple Toys Are Best in Montessori Theory
An editorial praising simple toys over elaborate machines for children. It argues that inexpensive wooden or basic items invite genuine play and understanding, resisting the lure of costly gadgets. Dr Montesori’s ideas are cited as a warning against overcomplex contraptions.
Xmas Rates Reduced for Northern Central and Western Railways
Christmas fare reductions apply to Northern Central and Western Railways with agent handling. Rates cut across routes though specifics not given. Limited regional applicability noted with railway agents referenced.
Duchess in Distress Over Lost Tiny Buckle
London December 28 The Duchess of Marlborough faced distress at the Mary Curzon hostel opening when she found a tiny buckle on a black velvet neckpiece had disappeared She valued it over pearls a loyal friend gave years ago royalty assisted in the search Queen Alexandra helped and a finder was rewarded with a sovereign The duchess later recovered the buckle and thanked the finder
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Mary Curzon
Alexandra
de- Hever
Magcots
Marenty
White Wolf Leads Brigands of China
Peking reports the robber chief White Wolf of Hupeh province drawing attention to brigandage across China. Mongol bands led by Tao Shi ta o threaten Mongolia and Manchuria while Chinese forces pursue Choo near Canton. Noted bandits like Wang Tien chung and Tiger Hsu have shifted to government posts or loyalties, with execution of brigands as General Chang Hsun presses campaigns.
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Hupeh
Uhloa
Mongolia
Tao Shi-tao
Hunghutze
Tao
Inner Mongolia
Manchuria
Funing
Kiangsu
Chang Hsun
Choo
Canton
Fushay
White ‘Wolf
Wang Tien-chung
Tiger Hsu
China
Eyeglass Frames Tailored to Your Nose by Jno Lra & Sons
Eye wear frames are crafted to fit individual noses, ensuring comfort and satisfaction. Jno Lra & Sons, located at 42 N Broad, promotes their precision as a hallmark of their product quality.
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Kryp
Amon
Telegraphic Strike Drives Frisco To Telephone Shift
Springfield reports the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad plans to replace 1100 telegraphers with telephone operators as a strike looms. The company quarantines telegraph instruments, guards lines every five miles, and deploys a US marshal to protect operators. No strike-breakers will be hired.
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San Francissco
Inia
Maett
Hi. D. Levy
Frinco
United States
Levy
Hitchy Koo author Lewis Muir declares never again
London December 28 Lewis Muir the author of Hitchy Koo Waiting for the Robert B Lee and other rag time hits spoke from his Hippodrome Theater dressing room after a 10 minute turn on stage He said this will be my first and last appearance on any stage a debut and a farewell all rolled into one He spoke of leaving for Little Old New York for Christmas noting the climate here does not agree with him and that he is under contract to help write the music for a new Christmas revue with Peter Wendling his friend and fellow composer
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Hippodrome
Mauretania
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