President Wilson plans health routine and big business address
President Wilson in Mississippi maps a health focused visit with golf and walks intended to restore vigor. He plans a speech to Congress on relations with big business and trusts, and may outline an interstate trade commission idea to aid enforcement and information gathering. The timing targets January reading after holidays.
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Pass Christian
Miss
Wilson
Mississippi Country Club
Gary T. Grayson
White House
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Train Service Disrupted by Snow Delays North Colorado Route
Drifting snow blanketed routes from Cheyenne to Orin Junction causing long delays on Colorado and Southern lines. No. 80 finally reached after 15 to 16 hours, with crews using heavier engines and rotary plows to clear drifts near Iron Mountain. Officials consider schedule changes to align with Northwestern, including earlier departures from Cheyenne and new through service to Casper.
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Colorado and Southern
Cheyenne
Orin Junction
Iron Mountain
Peover
Orin Jumellon
Jie
Colorado
Southern
Ben
Northwestern
Orty, Junction
Eati
Casper
Hr & Northwesters
Elks Host Open House for 650 Kiddies at Christmas
The Elks opened their hall Christmas afternoon from 3 to 6 o clock hosting 650 children of all ages colors and nationalities. About 26 pounds of candy was given with each box a orange. Children were made honorary members with a rubber stamp B P O E and then watched a movie at the Atlas under manager Heaney.
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Elks
Elks’ Order
Atlas
Heaney
Police Justified in Dispersing Meeting Riots
Los Angeles officials ruled police acted correctly when a 1000 attendee unemployed rally ended in one death, 75 arrests, and multiple injuries. An official inquiry found idle men including Industrial Workers of the World and others caused the riot while police moved to end the gathering. A Plaza-area patrol was maintained to prevent a repeat incident.
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Los Angeles
Public Welfare Committee
Plaza
Governor Carey Receives Elegant Capitol Desk Set for Christmas
Officials and employees at the capitol presented Governor Joseph M. Carey with a brass trim desk set including a desk pad ink stand pen holder and paperweight. Secretary of State Frank L. Houx delivered the speech and the governor expressed deep pleasure. Clerks across departments gave gifts to others including Morris chairs to State Band Commissioner 8. G. Hopkins and gifts to State Engineer A. J. Paralall Rose A Bird Maley and I. C. Nowlin as part of a festive season at the state house.
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Joseph M. Carey
Capitol
Frank L. Houx
State House
Carey
8. G. Hopkins
Morris
A. J. Paralall
Mia
Rose A
Bird Maley
I. C. Nowlin
Sailor quits Safety Council over report dissatisfaction
Andrew Furuseth, president of the International Seamen's Union, resigns as a delegate to the International Conference on Safety at Sea. He cables President Wilson that his action stems from dissatisfaction with a subcommittee report, which he says lowers safety standards.
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London
Andrew Furuseth
International Seamen's Union
Wilson Bia
International Conference On Safety At Sea
Paint smothers man as his ladder slips
George W. Riges, 52, died in a home accident in Chicago while painting a bathroom wall with enamel. A ladder slip caused a fall. paint from the can flowed over his face and suffocated him. He was an insurance agent.
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Chicago
George W. Riges
Rigga
Moyer deported from copper strike district amid dispute
Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners was put on a train and sent from the strike area amid tensions with the Citizens' Alliance over relief refusals. He and organizer John Tanner left Hancock for Chicago escorted by two or three men. The act drew calls of kidnapping from federation leaders.
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Calumet
Mid
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Citizens’ Alliance
Moyer
John Tanner
Federation
Hancock
Houghton
Copper Range Railroad
Chicago
Citizens’ Allance
Moyers
Three Vessels Sink With All On Board
The Forked River lifesaving station reported three barges sank about three-quarters of a mile offshore this morning. A man stood on a mast briefly but disappeared when the mast fell.
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New York
Mikado Personally Opens Japan Diet
Tokio December 26 The emperor today personally opened the Japanese diet from the throne and spoke in a blaze of notes emphasizing friendly relations among the powers and the strength of the alliance between Japan and England and cordiality with China.
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Tokio
Bla Speek
Japan
England
China
Foreigners in Mexico Cause U.S. Safe Department Concern
The Japanese ambassador urged protection for Japanese in Juarez and border points as rebels threaten foreigners. U.S. Acting Secretary Moore promised to direct consuls to extend care to Japanese as with American citizens amid arms shipments to rebels and contractual deliveries by Japanese merchants in April.
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Washington
Mexico
Moore
United States
Juarez
Japan
20000 Acres of Lands Patented in November
During November 20000 acres of lands were patented after extensive work by G. Hopkine with the Interior Department. Ranchmen across the state acquire lands at 10 per acre while Carey Act lands also received patents. Patents approved include 14900 acres under the Eden canal in Sweetwater county and large acreage under the Elk canal in Park county, with more to come in coming weeks.
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G. Hopkine
Commipelgier
Pubese Lands
Wellington
Interior Department
Carey Gett
Mr. Topkine
Hopkion
Sweetwater County
Park County
No Ladies 10 Enjoy Banquet At Literary Club Meeting
Last night the Young Men's Literary club elected officers for the term and filled a vacancy. The annual banquet is set for January 16 at Plains hotel with a vote to invite ladies failing. New officers include Carlisle president and KR J Goodrich vice president.
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Young Men's Literary Club
Carlisle
KR. J. Goodrich
D. J. Howell
Henderson
Mark Twain
Moasra
Ross
Watts
J. D. Clark
Tedd. Watson
GirlSwims In Lake Near Freezing Point
Chicago December 26 Miss Clara Pause sixteen celebrated Christmas by taking a long swim in icy Lake Michigan. She appeared in a bathing suit and told her parents she planned a Christmas dip. She is a good swimmer and swam nearly daily four miles to the Waterworks intake in the lake. The temperature stayed near freezing all day.
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Chicago
Clara
Lake Michigan
14 Cities To Hear Federal Reserve Plan In 1914
Washington officials announced public hearings in 14 cities to map reserve district boundaries and select Federal Reserve banks. The committee, led by two cabinet officers, will work through February 22 1914 with a Denver session January 26 and Houston meetings January 28 to March 1. More than 400 banks have applied nationwide, with New York Chicago and Boston yet to apply in large numbers.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve
New York
Boston
Chicago
St. Lows
Denver
Seattle
Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
Los Angeles
P Houston
New Orleans
Atlanta
Cleveland
National Lwnka
Houston
National Banks
Federal Reserve System of Banks
Treasury Department
Widow of Former Vic President Dies in Bloomington
Mrs Adelai Stevenson, widow of the former vice president, died at her Bloomington home after a month of confinement. She had suffered a general breakdown in early November.
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Bloomington
Adelai Stevenson
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Sailor
Safety Council
Mikado
Gil
Freezing Point
VIC
Dirs
The
Cheyenne Daily State Leader
Cheyenne State Leader
Leader
Myste
Cheyenne State
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