Union Leaders Warn Copper Strike To Spread In Four States
Copper miners strike spreads across Utah Nevada Arizona New Mexico with threats of shutdowns. Thousands idle as guards man trains and mines while officials assess demand for fifty cent daily raise and possible wider closures.
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Tan
Ely
Nev
Salt Lake City
Utah
Western Federation of Miners
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah Copper Interests
Dr. C. Jackling
Charles H. Moyer
Jackling
Nevada Consolidated
Chino
Santa Rita
N. M
Telegraph Messenger Delivers News of Father’s Death
In Yonkers New York on September 20 Thomas Hogan a small telegraph messenger bore his own telegram home to his mother announcing his father’s death. Mrs Hogan fainted but the boy who had his mother’s signature returned to his office with the receipt book.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Thomas Hogan
Hokane Lot
Contract Bride Joins Husband at Work in Public Case
Mrs. Carlton Washburne formerly Hel oise Chandler begins a career as a self supporting wife. Under a prenuptial contract she will share half household expenses and take a job illustrating for a magazine. She and her husband see their partnership as strengthened by joint work and equal expertise.
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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 Luncheon Table
New York Sept 20 Richard C West secretary of Standard Oil of New York testified that former trust leaders including John D Rockefeller William Rockefeller John D Archbold and others met daily at a luncheon table on Broadway to discuss company affairs though he said they did not discuss business in detail. The testimony may prompt contempt proceedings.
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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
D. N. Kirby
Standard
Samuel Stermyer
Waters- Pierce
Mr. West
Rockefellers
Business Men Back Wilson Plan For Prosperity
Hy Ehnore W Hurst of the Democratic National Committee says business leaders nationwide see Woodrow Wilson and the Democrats as key to restoring prosperity. He notes a novel cross party Business Men's Bureau plan inviting all business men to join and support tariff revision by replacing Republican leadership, with ongoing letters from Midwest executives. (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
Tulsa Okla Sept 20 Deputy Sheriff Searr was killed and Sheriff Salders wounded when bootleggers opened fire after a liquor wagon seizure. Officers arrested the wagon handlers as three more attackers arrived firing. Salders wounded and captured John Bitter. another similar crime occurred near Coffeyville Kansas as Federal Officer Bowman was killed.
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Tulsa
Okla
Searr
Salders
John Bitter
Coffeyville
Kas
Bowman
Aviator Blair Dies in Exhibition Flight Crash
SHIENANDOAH Iowa Sept 20 Aviator Russell Blair of Kansas City was killed when his plane fell thirty feet during an exhibition. After a successful landing he attempted to rise, the craft hit an air current and overturned burying Blair under wreckage. his head was crushed by the engine.
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Shienandoah
Iowa
Russell Blair
Eansas City
Blair
Must Kiss Wife Twice Each Day In Brooklyn Court
Herman Dunker, 63, labeled a grouch but good at heart, was placed on seven year parole with a daily requirement to kiss his wife twice. He pledged in court and then showered her with affectionate kisses, as his wife expressed affection and the magistrate offered a approving smile.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Herman Dunker
Naumer
Manhattan Avenue Court
Dunker
Bean
Wyoming Weekend Forecast Snags Warm Trend
The Weather in Washington reports fair skies for Wyoming on Saturday and Sunday with rising temperatures. No precipitation expected and sunny conditions anticipated across the region.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Wilson Endo First Week Campaign in Columbus
Governor Wilson spent twelve hours in Columbus launching the Democratic campaign in Ohio. A luncheon with Governor Harmon, speeches, and receptions marked a brisk start to his first week of campaigning. He attacked tariff boards and praised the crowd as an example of party organization.
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Wilson Endo
Columbus
Ohio
Wilson
Oho
Harmon
Repugian Party
Third
Fences Around Coal Cars Ordered Down by the Mayor
The Wyoming Fuel & Feed Co fences around coal cars on Reed Street between Seventeenth and Nineteenth were halted by Mayor Bresnahen who said the barriers blocked wagon traffic and crossings. Company officials say fences protect stores from theft and claim permission was granted and costs incurred. the mayor insists the fences were improperly erected and must be removed.
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Wyoming Fuel & Feed Company i N
Reed Street
Seventeenth
Ninteenth
Bresnahen
Con Company
Gorkes
Rebels Reach Striking Distance of Agua Prieta
Seventeen hundred rebels are within twelve miles southeast of Agua Prieta opposite Douglas. Rebel commander Rojas warns of a 2400 strong force to take the town, while Salazar's forces are repulsed at San Joaquin Ranch with casualties on both sides. Authorities report attacks on federal troops and detentions of Mexican rebel leaders in El Paso and Los Angeles amid claims of American capital involvement.
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Douglas
Ariz
Agua Prieta
Rojas
Salasar
San Joaquin Ranch
Two Murders Reported in Wyoming Towns
In Kemmerer a body found near a railroad track with a head blow led to an inquest by Coroner T. B. Carnahan. In Big Piney W. G. Heitz claims self defense after shooting J. W. DeFord at the Big Piney Hotel. DeFord died from a stomach wound. Authorities seek clarity on motives and sequence.
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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 Booth Praised By Captain Wolfe
Staff Captain J M Wolfe of the Salvation Army, in Cheyenne for two weeks, lauds William Bramwell Booth as the new leader. Wolfe says the son, raised in persecution, will be saved by devoted followers and will campaign across the Pacific coast during winter months. He plans to leave Cheyenne for the West in a week to continue campaigns.
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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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Utah Copper
Denver
Moyer
Bly
Colton
Aria
Garfield
Bay Consolidated
Bingham
Magna
Arthur
Utah Copper Company
QLD Standard Oil
Kaw
Iernet
America
Salazar
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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