Smelter Executive Charles W Whitley Dies in New York
Charles W Whitley vice president of the American Smelting and Refining Co and head of U S plants died in a New York hospital after a pneumonia illness. Born in Chicago he led major mining and engineering ventures and held multiple company presidencies including Salt Lake Street Railway and Whitley Oil Co. Funeral plans underway with Salt Lake burial.
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New York
Charles W. Whitley
American Smelting and Refining Company
United States
Mexico
Chicago
Adams
Salt Lake
Whitley
Salt Lake Street Railway Company
Whitley Oil Co
East Helena
Murray Will Finalized in Probate Contested Case Ends
Salinas California and San Francisco report the probate of James E. Murray’s will after all contesting parties sign waivers. The will distributes shares of the Mondair Trust to Mary Haldorn Murray and Stuart Haldorn, with the estate valued at 8 to 15 million dollars across multiple western states. Delays stemmed from objections by nephews James E. and Marcus Murray and Sarah Cromas, a former wife.
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Salinas
Calif
James E. Murray
Montana
A. Bardin
Will Jacks
Monterey
W. S. K. Brown
San Francisco
R. T. Crocker
Berkeley
Cal
James A. Murray
California
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Murray
Monidai Trust Company
Monterey County
Mary Haldorn Murray
Stuart Haldorn
Monidair Trust Company
James E
Marcus Murray
Sarah Cromas
Salt Lake City
Cromas
National Democratic Meeting Planned for Chicago
Washington October 8. Chairman George White will issue a call for a Democratic National Committee meeting within two or three weeks, likely in Chicago. The session aims to unite leaders and women spokesmen from across the country to discuss party welfare and arms limitation resolutions.
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Washington
George White
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Wr. White
Capitol
White
Recont
Ne. White
William G. McAdoo
Ohio
Red Cross Allocates 310000 for Clean Up Campaign
The American Red Cross appropriated 310000 to aid the government backed clean up drive for disabled service men. Of this sum 3500 percent was set to the American Legion to cover expenses of its representatives in Veterans Bureau districts. The rest is to be apportioned among Red Cross divisions for their share of the work.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
American Legion
Legion
Veterans Bureau
Red Cross Organization
Young America Sends Vast Relief To Needy Abroad
The Junior American Red Cross abroad funded relief efforts for 237000 destitute children in the last fiscal year, up 200000 from the prior year. The National Children's Fund, supported by school children, raised 420557 for these projects, with receipts of 155817 recorded locally.
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Young America
American Red Cross
Children's Fund
Junior American Red Cross
National Children‘’s Fund
Coal Operations Will Continue In March
The government sought to avert a March coal stoppage as the United Mine Workers and operators discussed preemptive arbitration. President Harding Hoover and Davis met with UMWA leaders led by John J. Lewis at the White House to find steps to minimize disruption when wage scales expire. The miners had delayed new talks until February per Indianapolis convention decisions.
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Washington
White House
Harding
Hoover
Davis
Central Committee of the
United Mine Workers of America
John J. Lewis
Indianapolis
Pioneer Leg Building Restored Near Chehalis Washington
An old tog building near Chehalis Washington rehabilitated and presented to the state. Erected in 1845 it housed Gen Phil Sheridan and Gen George B McClellan before the Civil War and travelers moved between Fort Vancouver and Fort Stellaceca.
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Chehalis
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Phil Sheridan
George B. McClellan
Northwest
Fort Vancouver
Columbria River
Fort Stellaceca
Oe Sound
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Sweet Grass Creek
Big Timber
Rocky Mountain Club of
Nation
The
American Institte of Engravers
Harry Cross
J. A. Lowry & CO
Grand Hotel
Galfest
Bear Creek
Montana Cold Storage & Fuel Co
Cheanks of Comfort
L. F. Douthett
Thompson Yards
C. W. Allen
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
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