Federal court moves to end miners strike in 400000 group
Indianapolis December report says the United States government used federal court power to end the coal miners strike. Informations charge 84 Mine Workers officers with conspiracy to keep the strike in force, seeking their appearance for hearings next Tuesday morning.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
United States District Court
International and District
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewin
WD Green
Percy Tetlow
Slatintt
Ellie Searles
Workers’ Journal
Anderson
Edward Stewart
William Mitch
Terra Haute
Dan W. Simms
Indiana
Bandit Leader Francisco Villa Seized by Own Men
Francisco Villa has been captured by a force of his own rebels and is held for a reward from the Mexican government. Chihuahua state offers 60 000 pesos. Parral reports confirm the capture and transfer to Carranza forces. Detachment from Parral heads to the suspected location amid uncertain terms of payment to rebels.
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Jaurez
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua
Railways of
Villa
Parral
Carranza
Washington Frostbitten Harsh Cold Sparks Spokane Readings
Spokane reports extreme cold with below zero readings in Washington state. The official 8 am temperature shows 4 degrees below zero and forecast deepening frost across the region.
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Spokane
Wash
Ousporte
Washington
Governor threatens non union coal mining in Wyoming crisis
Governor Carey told a Rotary luncheon that if strike continues non union miners may be drafted to mine coal. He cited Wyoming mine shutdowns as limiting Cheyenne’s coal supply, with five cars daily allotted through Fuel Administration depending on Rock Springs mine activity. Mayor Stone arranged coal flow with Union Pacific officials and dealers.
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Carey
Rotary Club
Hotary Club
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Rock Springs
Hock Springs
The
Fuel Administration
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Stone
Armour
Union Pacific
Tech
Missouri to take over Barton County coal mines
Jefferson City Mo Dec 3 The state will take over and operate strip coal mines in Barton County. Governor Gardner announced after a long conference on the fuel situation. Troops on the ground will assist and represent the state in mining operations.
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Yuple
Missouri
Gardner
State
Jefferson City
Barton County
D. Gardner A
Camper
One Cent Penalty Marks Wyoming Revenue District Start
The first cash income tax payment of one cent signaled the opening of the new Internal Revenue District of Wyoming located on the fifth floor of the Citizens Bank building. Collector Leslie A. Miller officials expect tax payments to grow to hundreds of thousands annually as the district settles in and expands operations. The temporary offices are crowded with desks, cages, and clerks, described as a hive of activity as staff begin normal duties and send out initial tax assessments.
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Internal Revenue District of Wyoming
Citizens Bank
Leslie A. Miller
Wyoming District
Kaoh
Seta
Sane
Nanan
Carlisle Relates Crime On Train 19 in Hospital
Transcript records William L. Carlisle explaining the Union Pacific train No. 19 robbery of November 18. In Douglas hospital, Carlisle admits the crime while being questioned with stenographic notes. He is gravely wounded, unable to converse as the bone fragments cut his lung.
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Union Pacific
William L. Carlile
Douglas Hospital
Carlisle
Gale
Irwin
L. W. Storey
Charles B. Irwin
Williams Cabin
Roach
Platte County
Douglas
Storey
Hraving
Garlo
Bim
Willams Cabin
Williams Place
Ponse
Auction of Wool to Be Subnormal
Washington reports that wool auctions will be subdued as Australian shipments enter Boston markets but mainly replace normal Australasian trade. Canadian buyers expected to take a large share of about 50 000 bales. British controller to review market conditions before allowing shipment.
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Washington
Boston
In Tariff Commission
Wounded train bandit Carlisle improves after chest wound
In Douglas Wyoming Dr W M Storey reports William L Carlisle the wounded train bandit shows some improvement though pneumonia risk remains. The bullet pierced his right chest near the hip and lung, with bone splinter pressing the collapsed lung and notes indicate speaking may be difficult.
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Douglas
Wyo
W. M. Storey
William L. Carlisle
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Cahill
Morran
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Midland
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Aamaine
Pepe 4
Omaha
John Gale
Senate
Fall
New York
San Francisco
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Jenkins
Pobla
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Wille Sengior Fell
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