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Newspaper
Charlotte News
Location
Charlotte, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
1
Severe Earthquakes Record Early This Morning
Tremors of unusual intensity were logged at multiple points nationwide with reports from City, Mexico hit hard. Casualties and structural damage attributed to a massive quake. reports indicate many buried in ruins and widespread devastation. Observers at Loyola and Georgetown note unprecedented strength and distant origin near New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Naton, Db
Georgetown Uni 1 Servatory
Earthquake Kills Soldiers in Destruction of Town
A fierce quake at 4 o'clock devastates a town area. Reports say 70 soldiers were trapped in ruins and many structures collapsed around artillery depots. Wounded estimated 60 to 70.
Earthquake Wreckage and Aftermath Reported Across South Regions
A severe earthquake caused widespread destruction as buildings toppled across major cities including Santo Domingo and Belem. Reports describe collapsed schools, prisons, armories, and central stations with casualties among engineers and residents, while tremors were felt from Alaska to South America.
Firemen and Southern Railway Wage Dispute
Mediation under the Erdman act opens in Washington as firemen insist on a 20 percent wage increase at the fifth meeting with railway officials. H. Teat, acting vice-president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, states the 20 percent demand remains non negotiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Southern Railway
Poultrymen Perfect Organization Formed
Nashville Tenn June 7 Southern poultry and egg shippers today perfected permanent organization with officers O P Barry Alexandria Tenn president S Cristol Bowling Green Ky vice president J J Naive Nashville secretary Norman I Taylor Burnside Ky treasurer S H Grm stead Louisville Ky chairman of the executive committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Poultry and Egg Shippers
O. P. Barry
Alexandria, Tenn
S. Cristol
Bowling Green
J. J. Naive
And
Norman I. Taylor
Burnside
S. H. Grrmstead
Louisville
Hook And Rogers May Get Contract For State Building
After 15 hours the state building commission remains undecided on the architect and plans for the $250000 state building. The contest narrows to Hook & Rogers of Charlotte and F Thorn ton Marye of Atlanta with Frank B Simpson of Raleigh as associate. The decision will be made today. The structure may be three or five stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
State Building Commission
Hook & Rogers
Charlotte
F. Thornton Marye
Atlanta
Frank B. Simpson
Tennessee invites young Taft to take examination there
Nashville June 7 The Nashville Industrial Bureau telegraphed Robert Alphonso Taft to come to Nashville and take the state bar examination and practice in Tennessee. Taft was denied examination in Ohio for not registering when starting law study and must wait two years before the Ohio exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Nashville Industrial Bureau Today
Robert Alphonso Taft
President Taft
Taft
Ohio
Relief From Heat Sweeps Southwest After Heatwave
Cooler temperatures arrived across the Southwest on June 7 giving relief from recent heat. Oklahoma City reached 78 degrees, and rains were reported in parts of Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. Northwestern Oklahoma ended a weeks long drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Atlanta's Autos Licenses Rise With Matched Rates
Atlanta June 7 727 automobile licenses have been issued in Georgia by Secretary of State Cook. The number grows at about 35 daily. The total value of licensed cars is estimated at 13 million 90 thousand five hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Cook
Judge Gary Defends Steel Merger Before House Panel
In Washington on June 7 Judge E H Gary head of United States Steel testified again before the Stanley Steel Trust committee. He discussed the absorption of Tennessee Coal and Iron by US Steel and the White House approval cited by Roosevelt and Root. He said government action to block the merger would have been opposed by him if denied at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Stanley Steel Trust Committee
House
Gary
Littleton
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Steel Corporation
Bureau of Corporations
Steel Trust
United States
Pittsburg Coal and Coke Company
Stanley
Monongahela River
Pittsburg Coal & Coke Company
Ohio River
Hall
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Oliver
Mr. Hall
Rail Company
Pittsburg
Monongahela
Roosevelt
Root
White House
Mr. Root
Pink
Mr. Gary
Frick
Bartlett
Georgia
U. S. Steel Corporation
Mr. Littleton
Tennessee Coal & Iron
Wall Street
Madero
Juarez
Mexico
Chihuahua
California
Secret Service
New York
San Antonio
Eagle Pass
Laredo
General Debate on Reciprocity Bill in Washington
In Washington on June 7 the House opened general debate on the Underwood wool bill. The Republican minority signaled a vigorous assault, aiming to cut wool and woolen schedules by more than half. Democratic Leader Representative Underwood planned to open with arguments from the majority report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
Payne
Daizell
Nedham
Longworth
Underwood
House
Majority Committee
Tariff Board
Congress
Mann
Ways and Means Committee
Conference of Charities Opens in Boston
Boston prepares for the Thirty-eighth Annual Conference of charities and corrections with seven of the citys largest halls booked for the week. The opening program focuses on the problem of prison labor and features officials from the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference of Charities
Boston
Annel Conference of Charities and Corrections
High Point Moves To Extend GIA Service In City
City council met to set routes for extending streetcar lines. Plans call for a line on English Street from Main to near the city limits and a North Main Street loop to serve the city park while avoiding the interurban line. Also approved were street, water, sewer improvements including curb, macadam, water pipes, hydrants, and bids pending. Atlantic Bitulithic Co. repair work approved. School board re elected: J Elwood Cox chair, W H Ragan vice chair, S L Davis secretary, A E Tate treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Z. V. Taylor
Public Service Company
Clark
English Street
Main
Atlantic Bitulithic Co
Messrs
J. Elwood Cox
L. Davis
F. Tomlinson
W. H. Ragan
Cffcers
S. L. Davis
A. E. Tate
Camorrist Trial Resumes in Italy for Cuoccolo Case
The 36 Camorrists trial over General Cuoccolo and wife resumes in Viterbo Italy after a juror illness. Witness Santafede recounts petty crimes from 1891 and $15000 loot. Villani of Mimi a Mare tavern testifies to banquets on June 5 and 8 1906. Police officer Ventimiglia reaffirms belief Cuocolo was killed by Camorrists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Viterbo
Italy
Cuoccolo
Santafede
Zaimi
Gennaro Cuoccolo
Villani
Torreo del Greco
Ventimiglia
Torres del Greco
Cuocedo
Marines Ordered Northward From Guanatanamo
Washington reports two thousand marines at Guan tanamo Cuba are ordered northward as the Mexico situation becomes critical. Coast artillery units at Galveston will also be sent back to northern stations within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Guantanamo
Cuba
Mexico
Galveston
Senator Rouvier Dies in Paris at Age
Paris reports the death of Senator Rouvier, who had twice served as premier of France, with the news confirmed in the capital on June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouvier
Paris
Senator Rouvier
France
Finley Smoot Wedding to Take Place in Alexandria
Edward Finley son of J E Finley a wealthy banker of North Wilkesboro will wed Miss Smoot daughter of J Clinton Smoot part owner in the tannery at North Wilkesboro in Alexandria Virginia this evening at 6 30. A large party of Tar Heels are present to witness the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward Finley
J. E. Finley
North Wilkesboro
Miss Smoot
J. Clinton Smoot
Alexandria
Big Road Denies Discrimination Lawsuit In Philadelphia
The Pennsylvania Railroad denied charges of rate discrimination in a case involving grain shipments to Keystone Elevator Company. The suit, tied to West billed exports and export versus domestic rates, follows a Savannah acquittal of a Miller & Sons member and cites Keystone as leased to the Miller firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Savannah
L. F. Miller & Sons
Pennsylvania Railroad
Keystone Elevator Company
Inter- State Commerce Commission
West
Keystone Company
South Atlantic Coast
Miller Company
Great Polo Game Again Postponed
The second polo match between English and American teams for the polo championship, set for this afternoon at Westbury L I, was postponed to tomorrow at 4 30 p m due to wet field conditions. Reports from England on visiting players’ length of stay vary, but no penalties seem likely if cavalry officers miss the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Westbury
L. I
England
Tar Heel boys in Washington show varied fates at capital
Ernest Finley of Alleghany county quits after two days as a House page saying the capital lacks appeal. Glenn McKay of Mooresville secures a place in the House press gallery. Tariff talks focus on cotton and wool schedules as Senate inaction delays Canadian reciprocity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ernest Finley
Alleghaney County
Doughton
Pauline
Old Alleghaney
Sticks
Glenn McKay
Mooresville
House
T. Pence
Oscar W. Underwood
S. W. Cramer
R. M. Miller
Charlotte
Senate
Rabies Tag: EightYearOld Given Pasteur Treatment
In Atlanta on June 7 A P Polk eight years old of Marietta Georgia received Pasteur treatment after a dog bite to the face and shoulder raised rabies concern. The dog was believed rabid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
P. Polk
Marietta, Ga
Pasteur
Aldermen to Meet Over Revenue Act
A special meeting of the board of aldermen is called for tomorrow night at 8 30 to consider the Revenue Act alone. No other business will be taken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermen
Board of Aldermen
Rebel Leader Madero Enters Mexico City Capitol Amid Cheers
Francis Madero Jr. entered the government seat in Mexico City as thousands lined the streets in a celebratory reception. Dignitaries, women in carriages, and soldiers joined a noisy procession to the national palace while reports of plots against Madero surfaced and U.S. border spies were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico City
Francisco I. Madero, Jr
Madero
Viva Madero
National Palace
Berlin
Liverpool
Hia
Antonio Villacencia
House of Denuties
W. L. Dunne
Monterey
Daniel de Vi
Senora Agulles Serdan
Senora Serdan
Puebla
Serdan
Sen
Cuthberto Ridalgo
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