Colorado Goal Strike Settled After Union Board Review
The United Mine Workers held a lengthy session on Tuesday night to end the Colorado strike. A commission appointed by President Wilhor was cited, with a 10 percent wage reduction pledge and unionization push as the condition for settlement.
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Denvir
Alfeeltva Norems
Detriet Nt 18
United Mine Workers At America
Vo Aanthoud Vols
Forte
Colorado
Mo Lon
International Executive Committee
United Mine Workers
International Board
Wilhor Ravently
Twenty Nations Discuss Results of European War
Twenty nations of the western hemisphere met in Washington to condemn European belligerents actions in American waters and to plan practical steps. Diplomats urged united Pan American action to restore trade and ease burdens on commerce, marking a historic neutral conference and a new era in inter national law.
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Wallington
Americas
Wu Gomming
Western Hemisphere
Mining Congress Opens In Phoenix To Promote Safety
The seventeenth annual session of the American Mining Congress opened in Phoenix with a greeting letter from President Wilson. The gathering stressed safety first and urged broader cooperation among government agencies to reduce mine deaths and injuries. In Washington, enlistments in the Navy peaked at 12 on a single day during the Spanish War, bringing total enlisted to 54 461. New York reports the progress of the Grand Cross region’s sea voyage honoring Myron Merrick for his services as American ambassador to France.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Miacht
National “Safety First
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Wavy Department
Phis
New York
Flaner
Lta
Franer
Mycon T. Merrick
Mr. Merrick
4Orant
Bank Robbed in Great Falls Montana
A Montana bank in Great Falls was robbed on a Thursday. Thieves cracked the vault, stole a large sum, and fled before deputies could intervene. Authorities investigate the security breach and review surveillance records.
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Montana
Great Falls
Mont
Phuraday
Sluis Bank of
Stockton
Lamar Convicted in Palmer Impersonation Fraud Case
New York reports David Lamar was found guilty of impersonating Representative A. Mitchel Palmer of Pennsylvania to defraud Moran & Co and the Kite Steel corporation, aiming to misappropriate funds.
Wounded Evacuated Under French Night Searchlights
A French army unit deployed a powerful searchlight to aid ambulances in evacuating the wounded from the battlefield at night improving visibility and safety for stretcher bearers and medics amid ongoing fighting.
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Battlefeld
New Submarine and Its Captain Commanders
The United States submarine 166 with its crew is led by Capt. J. O. Fisher as commander. Baby Floats Through Pipe reports a child named Cal-Mary Sabde two years old dropping a doll into an irrigation pipe and nearly drowning before rancher James King rescued her unharmed. A Muffler for Machinery describes Harvard professors designing a noise suppressor for power plant machinery to reduce industrial noise and ease neighborhood protests.
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United States
Intel
J. O. Fisher
Riveralite
Cal
Mary Sabde
Taria
Jamen King
New York
Harvard
Tha Nolay
Aucceas
Mineral Products of Arizona Output Rises in 1930s Report
The value of Arizona mineral products rose to 74 429 705 dollars, up from 3 007 283 dollars, according to the United States geological survey. The report highlights higher production and improved mineral outputs across the state.
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Arizona
Duck Legged Chick and the Striking White Fowl Tale
A distorted fragment describes a creature named the duck legged chick or a white fowl produced by selective breeding. It claims George White labored ten years to cross and recross breeds, promising a rare, sliding, high stepping bird that fascinates observers.
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George White
Waddica Uko & Dyok
Hog Hae Eight Feet incident at Owanka
A garbled report from Owanka describes a hog event involving eight foot shoed pigs and a regime measure. The piece mentions Mike Haw and local stock near here, noting the hogs continue raising eight feet and a focal herd marketed. Ankle-attach load on animals is referenced along with their development and ordinary size.
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Owanka
Mike
Focal Garda
Will Stop Fight on the Border Demands
Washington reports the United States warned Mexico that force would be used if Mexican troops continue to fire into U S territory. The note, sent to President Huerta and General Carranza, demands immediate action to prevent further incursions and protect American sovereignty.
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Washington
United States
Gutierres
Carranis
Congresman Payne Dead After Sudden Heart Failure
Washington Representative Seren a H Payne of New York died suddenly of heart failure at 11 15 p m Thursday. A veteran lawmaker since 1843 he chaired the ways and means committee and led the Republican floor in 1909 1910. Born Hamilton New York June 20 1843 he studied at Rochester and Colgate, practiced law, and served Cayuga County district attorney before winning Congress from the Twenty sixth district in 1834. He helped draft Republican tariff policy that stood until the Underwood law.
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Washington
Serena H. Payne
New York
Payne
House
Ways and Means Committee
Hamilton
N. Y
Rochester
Colgate
Thfe
Cayuga County
Congress
Tragedy in Zion City Night Shootings Leave Two Dead
Salt Lake City reports a fatal street shooting at 10 26 p m near GarfieldAmelica as motorman W F Houghton is killed. His attacker miner Al Hutchinson dies after being fatally wounded resisting arrest by Patrolman James Anderson.
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Salt Lake City
W. F. Houghton
Garfield Amelica
al Hutchiaan
James Anderson
Houghton
Hutchinson
Aloral Hospital
Church Leader Joseph Smith Dies at 32 in Independence
Joseph Smith, president of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, died in Independence, Missouri, on Thursday at age 32. His son Frederick M. Smith has automatically become head of the church after the death.
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President Smith
Reorganized Church
Independence
Mo—Joseph Smith
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Satturday Saints
Wis
Frederick M. Smirth
Tha Niureh
Youth Charged With Murder in Roseburg Barn Death
In Roseburg Oregon a 13 year old Hang Morgan died from a charred body found in a burned barn. A camera jury implicated Roy Barnum a youth who had shown attention to the girl. A letter from Jarmum asked the girl to meet at the barn. His parents testified he was at home the night of the tragedy.
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Roseburg
Ore
Hang Morgan
Caramera
Roy Barnum
Jarmum
Congress Reopens Aims For Prohibition Amendment Vote
Washington reports Congress reconvened after a recess as leaders discuss the legislative program ending March 4. Majority leaders foresee a vote on the prohibition constitutional amendment and a path toward Philippine independence, with the Hobson resolution amid talks on appropriation and conservation bills.
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Thera
Philippine
Washington
Kern
Underwood
White House
Wilson
Cundliy
Hort
Hobson
Mr. Underwood
Noted diplomat Rockhill dies in Honolulu warding off cold
Honoluu lu William Rockhill famed American diplomat dies Tuesday morning at a Honolulu hospital while en route to Peking to take duties as envoy to Yuan Shi Kai. Rockhill had served as minister to China and Greece and ambassador to Turkey and Russia. He once led a Thibet expedition while undercover as a Chinese.
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Honolulu
Wiliam Rockhil
Mr. Rockhill
Peking
Nnivisury
Tasashi Kai
Japan
San Francisco
Vedra steamer wreck leaves most crew dead near Narrow
Thirty four are reported killed when the British steamer Vedra wrecks in a heavy gale off Narrow. Only two crew members of thirty six escape, both severely burned after swimming through flames to a dugout as the vessel broke apart and burned.
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Gazolina
Vedra
Narrow
Perlahed
Advances in Freight Rates Stir Interstate Commission Debate
Washington reports indicate freight rate increases from 5 to 15 percent cited by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Till roads of the southwestern territories suspended the rise, with the changes to take effect on January 1. The increases target commodities and will affect all freight traffic. Washington’s W. McClure urged Senator Chamberlain to introduce a bill granting $200,000 for the cost of constructing predatory wildlife barriers. In Sacramento a church janitor, David F. Kennalty, was arrested in connection with the murder of 10 year old Margaret Wibling, with authorities pursuing further charges.
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Washington
Advancas
Interstate Notomer Co
Monat
Sacramento
Cei
David Fkennalty
Margaret Witling
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Huerta
Vara Cruz
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Kile Man
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Phyal
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Laader
Wiliam Rockhill
Hines
China
Iritiah
Ww. McGlure
National Woolarowars’ Association
Chamberlain
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