Bombs Reported Across Empire Stir Gov Guts Actions
A Novoe Vremya report notes widespread bomb discoveries and factory seizures across many cities. Authorities aim to curb unrest by arming estate guards and distributing captured weapons. In Denver the American National Livestock association formed, naming Murdo MacKenzie as president and confirming consolidation plans with the American Lockgrowers.
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Ekterinburg
Samaria
Riga
Vikutsk
Suwalki
Ekaternoslav
Warsaw
Minsk
Vitebsk
Lodz
Odessa
Gomel
Tiflis
Minks
Moscow
Prokaroff
John Grafton
Gulf of Bothnis
Finland
Regular Army
Frank J. Hagenbarth
National Association
Murdo MacKenzie
The
American As
Reported Married Widow Weds Wilson Misner in San Francisco
New York papers announced the marriage of Mrs. Charles T. Yerkes widow of the traction capitalist to Wilson Misner of San Francisco. No confirmation from the spouses is available. When asked about denial, Misner declined to comment. Reported witnesses include J. L. Eastlake and Emil Bourges of San Francisco.
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New York
Charles T. Yerkes
Traction Capitalist
Wilson Misner
San Francisco
Yerkes
Misner
Yerkes Heiress Marriage Rumor Denied by Aides
Not credited statements from Louis C. Owsley and Clarence Knight deny the rumored marriage of Mrs. Charles T. Yerkes to Wilson Misner. Charles F. Yerkes calls the report untrue. Separate note reports a cigar factory strike in San Antonio with 60 workers earning up to five dollars weekly, alleging substitution of Mexican workers at a lower wage.
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San Antonio
Vigorous Campaign Aims at Federal Rail Rates and Trade
Denver January 31 stockmen merged rival associations to press for federal regulation of railroad rates and growth of foreign trade. A grazing tax issue with Chief Forester Pinchot nears resolution. President MacKenzie announced committee appointments as John J. Adams of Trinidad Colo. spoke on organizational possibilities.
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American National Livestock Association
Murdo MacKenzie
Gifford Pinchot
Federal Bureau of Forestry
Roosevelt
John W. Springer
Denver
Frank J. Hagenberth
National Livestock Association
National Convention of Stockmen
Porester Clifford Pinchot
MacKenzie
John J. Adams
Trinidad
Colo
Wyoming Senator Heads National Woolgrowers Association
Denver January 31 The National Woolgrowers association at its annual convention adopts a plan to modify interstate cattle in transit rules to permit 16 mph sheep trains and unloading every 36 hours upon written railroad request. A second resolution seeks tripling the animal industry bureau appropriation to 250000. Officers elected include President Senator F E Warren Wyoming and Vice President Mortimer Levering.
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Denver
National Woolgrowers’ Association
National Humane Society
Bureau of Animal Industry
American National Livestock Association
F. E. Warren
Wyoming
Mortimer Levering
Chicago
G. S. Walker
Cheyenne
Wyo
A. J. Kynellin
Harris-Lipshitz Dry Goods to Build Five-Story Dallas Store
The Harris Lipshitz Dry Goods Company of Tyler will move to Dallas and erect a five-story building on the southwest corner of Commerce and Austin streets, on the site of the old Dallas opera house. The project costs $100,000.
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Shitz Dry Goods Company of
Tyler
Commerce and
Austin Streets
Dallas Opera House
Texas Railroad Rates Disputed by Texas Rep
Representative Stephens of Texas introduced a resolution directing the president to have the Interstate Commerce Commission and other officials submit information to Congress on Texas railroad rates and to report if the state faces discrimination.
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Tive Stephens
Texas
House
Interestate Commercce Commission
Congress
Cochran Chosen President of State Fair of Texas
Sam P. Cochran, a prominent Dallas insurance man, was elected president at a directors meeting of the State Fair of Texas. He is currently in Austin on business.
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State Fair of Texas
Dallas
Jan
State Fair of
Texas
Sam P. Cochran
Cochran
Austin
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Bryan Steam Laundry
En Insurance
Oliver
Geo. A. Adams
Parker Building
Dene
American National Livestock Asso
Ciation
Wardo MacKenzie
National Live Stock Association
American Lockgrowers' Association
Charles E. Yerkes
Louis C. Owsley
Charles F. Yerkes
Warren
Still
Harris-Lip
Texas Railroad Rates
Stephens
Washington
Representa
Grand Opera House
F. A. Wade
Edwin Patterson
Beccar
Olivette
Haswell’s
Stevenson Machine
Tadces
First National Bank
Bryan, Texas
Houston
Corsicana
City OF
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J. W. Howeel
H. C. Boatwright
L. L. McInnis
Guy M. Bryan
F. M. Law
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