Fear of trouble grows as Wiltia camp held in Colorado
In Trinidad Colorado on October 30 the Colorado National Guard, under Adjutant General Chase, held the entire force in the military camp amid fears of gasping outbreaks between striking miners and mine guards. Troops conducted frequent investigations and a cavalry detachment was sent toward Aguilar while artillery prepared for action. Strikers demanded state troop protection after clashes with infantry in two mine camps.
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Trinidad Colo
Aguilar
Chase
Colorado Nations Guard
Walxenburg
Ludlow
Doctors quarrel over ritual murder trial details
In Kiev the trial of Mendel Relijss features tense exchanges between court surgeon Dr Pavloff and Professor Kosoroto as they dispute medical principles. They spar over wound counts on the victim and the significance of measurements, with debate delaying evidence from a scalp specimen.
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Kiev
Mendel Relijss
Jed
Pavloff
Kosoroto
Hoy V
Yuskinehy
Dry farmers call for $250000 for national research commission
The International dry-farming congress adopted resolutions urging a national agricultural research commission and a $250,000 federal appropriation. They seek a nine member commission with a resident secretary and a two year report on U.S. agricultural development. Wichita Kansas chosen as the 1414 meeting site with Prescott Arizona Budapest Hungary and Regina Saskatchewan as other contenders. The congress will adjourn tomorrow. The farm women's press association elected Miss Mary E Bigenlow president and Miss Lillian B Thomas and Miss Alberta N Peper as officers with Mrs. Mabel Williams as secretary treasurer.
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Tulsa
Okla
National Agricultural Research Commission
United States
Wilson
Houston
Wichita
Kan
Prescott
Ariz
Budapest
Hungary
Regina
Sask
International Congress of Farm Woien
Farm Women’s Press Association
Mary E. Bigenlow
Minneapolis
Lillian B. Thomas
Winnipeg
Alberta N. Peper
Winfield
Indianapolis Tramway Workers Face Walkout Demands
In Indianapolis the city street railway workers demand recognition of a new union wage increases shorter hours and arbitration. They pressed for an noon deadline. Past organizing efforts led to clashes with non union men and a fatal labor riot two weeks earlier with six arrests at a street corner.
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Indianapolis
Ind
City Street Railway
National Organization of Street Railway
Farmer dies after snowstorm in Mountain Grove
James Cotton gill, a farmer from near Mountain Grove Missouri, died after exposure from the Sunday night snowstorm. He started for his farm on Sunday, became lost, and was found Monday buried in a snow drift.
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Mountain Grove
James Cotteng
Cottengill
Currency Committee Debates Central Bank Plan Without Result
In Washington the Currency Committee spent the day arguing over a plan to create regional Federal Reserve banks and a central bank authority. Supporters framed the proposal as a central bank shift, while opponents warned of loss of banking independence as the committee adjourned without a final vote.
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Orbelast
Proponot Central Bank
Thessbanke
Federal Reserve Board
Ddminia
Fame Mittee
Washington
Senator Reed
Missouri
Reede
Cope Tral Bank
Reed
Heedechelle & Oeof
M Mil l an's End Shock to Friends
Hugh McMillan a Cheyenne businessman died in Chicago at age 26 while on a business trip. He and Miles Shepherd formed a clothing firm in Cheyenne in 1911 and he was married in 1911. The death came as a sudden shock to friends. funeral set for Winterset, Iowa, with interment there. He was active in Masonic orders and was highly regarded for integrity.
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Hugh McMillan
Cheyenne
Chicago
Midwest
Elis
McMillan
Winterset
Wyoming
John Harrington
Pueblo
Salt Lake
Miles Shepherd
McMillan and Shepherd
Tieold
Waterloo
Charles McMillan
Winterest
East
Hugh MecMillan
Elke
Masons
Shriner
Sherrick and Hallowell Sentenced by Judge
Sherrick fined 15 dollars with option of serving sentence after self defense shown by attorney D B J Howell. Hallowell burglars sentenced to two to three years in penitentiary for attempting to rob Shirley rooming house.
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Syden W
Menteor
Aonte Cooe
Sherrick Couvntel
Seeanit
Waa
DB J. Howell
Samoul Hallywell
Roomers
Tye
Leader Office Free House Plants Giveaway This Saturday
The Leader will give away house plants all day Saturday. Ferns geraniums and chiliam peppers in pots will be available. Bring a want ad subscribe or renew and receive a plant.
Mrs Eaton Acquitted in Admiral Eaton Murder Case
Plymouth Mass October 40 Mrs Jennie May Eaton was acquitted of the murder of her husband Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton. She sat through the verdict in court and thanked jurors in the corridor. The murder was alleged to have occurred in Assinippi where Eaton had lived. The article notes Admiral Maton and a chicken farm at Assinippi and mentions a Santiago battle involvement.
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Plymouth
Mass
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph G Eaton
Admiral Maton
Asslinippl
Santiage
Gebtrids Hunt Granted Divorce Over Husband’s Teeth Grinding
Mrs. Gebtrids Hunt was granted a divorce from James after testifying that he gritted his teeth so loudly the whole house stayed awake for years. She said he had not worked in four years.
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Indy
Gebtrids Hunt Waa
James
NO CHICKEN NO MORE WOMEN OVER 21 TAKE THEATRE WORK
In Philadelpha a new law restricts theater workers to women aged 21 and older after 9 PM. The rule targets chorus girls and other performers, with managers learning the restrictions apply to night shows. Local cases seek clarifications as enforcement begins.
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Philaudelputa
Methodist Men Endorse Prohibition Drive At National Meet
The U S Methodist Men’s national convention in Indianapolis endorsed national prohibition and the Prohibition movement of the Anti Saloon League to suppress liquor production and sales. The resolution urges civil government to adopt absolute prohibition and calls Methodists to cooperate in reform efforts. President Herbert Welsh notes reform as a revival of political activity and business union.
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Prohibition
Indianapolis
Chitrch
National Anti-Saloon League
Methodist Wen
Ht Urkee
Herbert Welsh
Otto Wesleyat University
Reform Movement
Diner Charged After Window Break Neatly Over Beans
Joseph Mack admitted to police he broke a $50 window after disputing a plate with no baked beans and threatened further vandalism. He was charged and held following the incident at a Boston diner.
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Boston
Tito & Restawane Anagor
Bevkuen
Joseph Mack
Howe
Norrection
Man Receives Five-Year Sentence For Lunch Robbery
Memphis inmate Tagun Was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary for holding up a Central section man at gunpoint and stealing his noonday lunch of two bacon slices corn bread and a turnip greens plate.
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Memphis
Tenn
Get
Almeon Tagun
Verizon Penitentary
Timness ‘Central Section
Pastors urged ten work for eugenic law
Kansas City reports the eleventh triennial council of Congregational churches endorses eugenic marriage measures and calls for state laws to determine if couples are fit before marriage. Governor Baldwin and Rev Newelh Dwight HMis urge ministers and parents to stress thrift, duty, and Puritan values to guide American society toward prosperity and order.
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Kansas City
Simeon &. Baldwin
Connectiut
Newelh Dwight Hmis
Brooklyn
N. Y
The
Con‘creationaliet Ehhwrehes
UK States
Haldwin
PHI
Final effort to settle copper strike announced in Michigan
In Case Met Michigan an eight hour day plan is proposed for January. Copper mine operators say they will publish word in local press that strikers returning to old jobs will be re employed if they quit the Western Federation of Miners and refraining from violence.
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Thin
Werikiang
Jocel
Western Federation of Mineré
Miler
Coniine
Tengenal
Rapidiy Aa Ponallite
Rebels Press Bloody Assault on Monterey
Mesxicas constitutionalist forces under General Pablo Gonzalion breached Monterey defenses and seized the Moro hill barracks, taking four cantons, 400 rifles and six rounds of munition. Over 500 federal troops were killed or wounded. General Trevino surrendered but was later freed. Communication with Monterey cut off amid chaotic fighting.
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Washington
Monterey
Pablo Gonzalion
Gonzales
Tut
Flows
Gon Males
Arcadio Osuna
Gloria
Trevino
Wilson Awaits Vote Result On Mexico Policy
President Wilson indicated he awaits clearer results from the Mexican election and its reflected stance. He noted U S officials may delay recognition until the October 28 vote is evaluated and constitutional concerns are addressed. News dispatches suggest possible timelines for formal action before November 10.
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Washington
Wilson
Mexico
Charge O'Shanennessy
United States
Teix
Puerta
White House
Huerta-Blanquet Ticket Far Ahead in Mexican Election
Disjointed report notes Huerta and Blanquet leading a Mexican election amid uncertainty about turnout and the impact on future governance. Mentions Washington views and potential reelection implications for the Huerta ticket with references to early counts and candidate support.
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Huerta
Blanquet
Gensel Victoriano Huerta
Aurelanio Chanquet Almoat
Ateanliels
Mao
Huerta-Muasteet
Washington
Gyseck
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