Copper miners strike to widen across four states
In Utah and Nevada districts, miners press for a fifty cent daily raise with a broad plan to halt Utah Copper properties in Nevada Arizona and New Mexico. Union leader Moyer confirms intent to expand action with ElyNevada and ColtonArizona sites ready to join.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Western Federation of Miners
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah Copper Interests
Dr. C. Jackling
Charles H. Moyer
Ely
Jackling
Nevada Consolidated
Nev
Chino
Santa Rita
N. M
Telegraph boy bears news of his father’s death
In Yonkers New York on September 20 telegraph messenger Thomas Hogan delivered a telegram announcing his father’s death to his mother. Mrs Hogan collapsed but the boy, who had his mother’s signed receipt, carried on to his office.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Thomas Hogan
Hokane Lot
Contract Bride Joins Husband at Work in Los Angeles
Mrs. Carlton Washburne formerly Hel oise Chandler begins her career as a self supporting partner under a prenuptial contract. She takes a position with her husband’s company illustrating for a magazine and plans to share home expenses. Both praise shared work to keep their minds aligned and prevent marital drift.
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Los Angeles
Carlton Washburne
Heloise Chandler
Aan International
Washburne
Mr. Washburne
Mrs. Washburne
Pasade
Sia
Standard Oil Chiefs Meet Daily at Historic Luncheon Table
New York September 20. Richard C West testifies that former Standard Oil leaders still meet daily at 26 Broadway luncheon, at the same table where trust affairs were discussed. He recalls John D Rockefeller jr and others dining there and notes ongoing conversations since December. Contempt risk mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway
Standard Oil
Trust
Richard C. West
Standard Oil Company of New York
John D. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
John D. Archbold
Percy Rockefeller
J. A. Moffett
A. C. Bedford
H. C. Folger, Jr
C. M. Prett
Walter Jennings
W. C. Teagle
M. F. Elliott
Business Men Seek Stability as Wilson Drive Backed
Hy Ehnore W. Hurst, chairman of the Democratic National Committee Business Men's Bureau, says business prosperity hinges on Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic ticket. He cites widespread support from midwest leaders, new club organization uniting businessmen, and a belief that tariff revision downward failed under Republicans. Continued on page 8.
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Hy Ehnore W. Hurst
Business Men's Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
New York
Baltimore
Taft
Republican Congress
Bootleggers Shoot Down Oklahoma Sheriff and Deputy
Tulsa Oklahoma September 20 Deputy Sheriff Searr was killed and Sheriff Salders wounded when bootleggers fired on them after a wagon load of liquor was confiscated. Officers arrested the wagon crew and a skirmish left John Bitter wounded and captured. A nearby Kansas case yesterday saw Federal Officer Bowman killed.
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Kaw
Tulsa
Okla
Searr
Salders
John Bitter
Coffeyville
Kas
Bowman
Aviator Blair Dies In Exhibition Fall
SHIENANDOAH Iowa September 20 Aviator Russell Blair of Kansas City was killed this afternoon when he fell thirty feet during an exhibition flight. He had just completed a flight and landed away from the crowd. As he attempted to rise the aircraft hit an air current and overturned Blair was crushed beneath the engine in the wreckage.
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Shienandoah
Iowa
Russell Blair
Eansas City
Blair
Must Kiss Wife Twice Each Day Man Given Parole
In Brooklyn on September 20 Herman Dunker aged sixty three is ordered by Magistrate Naumer to kiss his wife at least twice daily for seven years or for life. Dunker praised as a good fellow despite being a grouch and reacted with affection as his wife and he shared kisses in court.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Herman Dunker
Naumer
Manhattan Avenue Court
Dunker
Bean
Weather Forecast for Wyoming This Weekend
The Weather Bureau reports fair weather in Wyoming for Saturday and Sunday with rising temperatures. Skies to remain mostly clear with light winds and improving conditions ahead of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Wilson Endo First Week Campaign in Columbus
Governor Wilson spent twelve hours in Columbus outlining the Democratic campaign in Ohio. He attended a luncheon with Governor Harmon, spoke to large crowds, and criticized Republican tariff ideas as well as third party neglect of key issues. He prepared to depart for Sea Girl amid enthusiastic reception.
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Wilson Endo
Columbus
Ohio
Wilson
Oho
Harmon
Repugian Party
Third
Mayor orders fences around coal cars removed
The Wyoming Fuel & Feed Company fences around coal car strings on Reed Street were ordered down by Mayor Bresnahen. Officials say the barriers blocked wagon traffic and crossings, while company reps insist the fences protected thousands of dollars worth of coal from theft. The mayor demanded removal.
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Wyoming Fuel & Feed Company i N
Reed Street
Seventeenth
Ninteenth
Bresnahen
Con Company
Gorkes
Rebels Within Striking Distance Of Agua Prieta
Seventeen hundred rebels are within striking distance of Agua Prieta opposite Douglas. Rojas, the rebel commander, says he expects 2400 troops to take the town soon while Salazar attacks San Joaquin Ranch and is repulsed. Heavy losses are reported on both sides.
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Douglas
Ariz
Agua Prieta
Rojas
Salasar
San Joaquin Ranch
Two Murders Reported In Wyoming Tragedies
Two deaths in Wyoming are reported as murders or possible murders. Thomas Wood was found near a railroad near Fossil with a head wound. Coroner T B Carnahan held an inquest, verdict unknown. J W DeFord was killed in Big Piney in self defense by W G Heitz owner of the Big Piney hotel after a confrontation following drinking and searching for a man named Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemmerer
Wyo
Thomas Wood
Big Piney
J. W. DeFord
W. G. Heitz
Woodd
Fossil
T. B. Carnahan
Tom Woods
Wyoming
Forty-third Wisconsin Infantry
Big Piey
W. G
Big Piney Hotel
Dennis
DeFord
Henge Hahn
Hahn
Heita
Helts
Hleits Wasa
Mr. Helts
Mr. Heltz
Heltz
Hele
Carnatian
Arnold Beft
Melts
Wyomlyn
Frontier
Salvation Army Leader Praised By Captain Wolfe
Staff Captain J. M. Wolfe arrives in Cheyenne praising William Bramwell Booth as the new Salvation Army leader following his father’s death in London. Wolfe expects Booth to mobilize followers more effectively and continue campaigns along the Pacific coast before returning west in a week.
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J. M. Wolfy
Salvation Army
Cheyenne
William Bramwell Booth
London
Wolfe
Bihe
Great Sur
le Generils
Oreanizuation
Weblef
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Dingham
Utah Copper
Denver
Moyer
Bly, Ney
Colton
Aria
Garfield
Bay Consolidated
Bingham
Magna
Arthur
Utah Copper Company
QLD Standard Oil
D. N. Kirby
Standard
Samuel Stermyer
Waters- Pierce
Mr. West
Rockefellers
Iernet
America
Salazar
Nouglas
Arle
EL Paso
Presidio
Texas
Ojinaga
United States
Marfa
Orozco
Cordova
Trina
Mexico
General Orozco
Unite States
Smith
Fal
Madero
NEW Salvation
Captain Wolfe
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