Quiet Reigns at Goldfield Mine Union Talks End
In Goldfield Nevada on December 19 the mine union declared acceptance of a plan to renew operations. Reports mention attempts to prosecute mine operators under Nevada law and note letters from officials and conferences involving President MacKinnon and other leaders. The dispatch also covers Japan United States diplomatic tensions and Ambassad or Aoki’s recall effects on relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coli Field
Nev
Goldfield
Min Union
Ork
Jenega Munton
Pit H. MacKinnoc
Goldminers Union General
Unaton
Washington
MacKinnon
Init Nertes
Vullaton
Aboe
Vernor Sparks
Tey
Down
Cunernton
Japan
Torelen
Omer
Viscount Haynehl
aMulra
Aoki
Bax
Tokyo Deliberates Recall of Envoy as Japan Eyes Pacific Fleet
The Toklo Dept. pursues removal of the United States envoy amid talk of Japan preparing the Pacific fleet. Tokyo papers note public calm while leaders debate Aoki recall and possible escalation, with factions split over foreign policy and relations with Washington.
Probe Harvester Trust in Missouri Ouster Proceedings
Missouri Attorney General Herbert Hadley seeks ouster in the Missouri Supreme Court against the International Harvester Company for alleged anti trust violations. The case names Milwaukee Harvester Wisconsin McCormick Illinois Pleno Manufacturing Missouri Warder Bushnell & Glommer Ohio D M Osborne New York Austman Miller New York as members of the alleged monopoly. Government investigators are reviewing the matter for potential federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Afterllegal Combine
Louis
Missouri Supreme Court
Herbert Wadley
International Arventar Company
Uni
Hadley
Worvester Nnt
Mimourt
Peicos
International Harvester
Uhereby
Milwaukee Harvester Company
Wiscouxin
McCormick Harvester Company
Ulinois
Pleno Stanufact
Sale of Joint Ranch Property Under Court Orders
The joint property of J H Jaret WB Jerome and others was sold today under intriet court orders. The partners formed earlier by Kateht and W Jerome, with Jerome’s younger brother joining later, and Jaret securing a chattel mortgage. The father of the Jerome boys bought an interest, others followed, bringing total property value to $900 to cover expenses and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H. Jaret
WB. Jerome
Intriet Court
Mr. Kateht
W. Jerome
Busines Souw
Jerome
Koleht
J. H. Jaret
Jerome Boys
Julio
Jaret
Seerterests
Socon
St Louis Auto Show Opens With Grand Interior Display
The Jai Alai building in St Louis is transformed for the second annual automobile show, featuring an elaborate display aimed at surpassing Chicago and New York exhibitions. The event runs over two days with matinees and night sessions, promising novel American and European designs, free boulevard rides for visitors, and live demonstrations of manufacturing processes. Representatives from major clubs will attend, and nearly all cars from the Chicago show will be exhibited, with total displays valued at up to 1000000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MG Auto
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Thy Moore
Mast
Erp Automobile Clube
Straus
Forest
Woman's Club Meeting Ends With Resignations
A special meeting at Fraternal Hall saw tensions as the Woman's Hub, now split over library and other matters, lead to the resignation of President Mrs John Kennedy and board member Mrs O J Barr. Disbandment was debated, and a vote by those present postponed final action to the next meeting on Friday January 2. About thirty ladies attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennedy
0. J. Barr
Pome
Snally
Unlikely Roosevelt Successor Will Pursue Anti Trust Policy
London editors deem Roosevelt not seeking renomination a pivotal issue. They say his anti trust stance has built powerful backing but may cast doubt on the next president continuing antitrust policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roosevelt
Tewnpapers
Wise de Talon
Crime Trial Details Echo in Pettibone Case and Orchards Story
In December on Lotten Hill, testimony recounted the murder plot against ex Governor Frank Steunenberg and the alleged roles of Pettibone and others. Orchard described conspiracies from Denver to a prison transfer, naming several officials and figures while implicating Pettibone as paymaster. Separate rulings in the Lewis Lumber cases favored plaintiffs who claimed dues and delayed time checks under prior contracts, with district court expectations high due to potential wide impact on the mill industry.
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Rowse
Maho
Argne
Orchard
Pettibene Rias
Frank Steunenbere
State Penitentiary
McParland
Clarence Darrow
Stouwenbers
Orchard Dutalind bin
Pred Bradlay
Bun Wrenchon
Justice Cahbert
Justice Godard
Peaboly
Denver
Rovich
Wiliam McMahan
Lewis Lumber Company
Sdatio
Prohibition Election Planned in Montgomery County
A petition with 26 percent support prompts a prohibiting vote in Montgomery County tomorrow to decide the sale of liquor. Birmingham recently became dry, and temperance advocates express confidence. if Montgomery votes wet, the state’s prohibition enforcement will be delayed, shaping the statewide outcome.
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Montgomen
Als
Montgomery County
Birmingham
Pront Sale Marks Red Front Clothier’s Big Reduction
Red Front clothier Mr Lavy inaugurated a sales event touted as the greatest money saver yet. Windows trimmed with red background showcase goods to attract customers as his business expands under steady management. Local shoppers flocked to the display and discounts drew attention at the store.
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Lavy
Colorado Land Fraud Trials Dominate Denver Court
In Denver on December 13 the Colorado land fraud case rises as one of the era’s most sensational criminal proceedings. Dozens of indictments loom over prominent locals amid a growing federal probe into alleged government land frauds, following the murder of secret service agent Joseph A. Walker near Durango who was investigating the scheme.
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Denver
Cov
Colorado
Camm
United States
Triet
Bevanty
Whcetime
Joseph A. Walker
Federal Secret Service
Durango
Hew Suits in District Court. The following sults and divorce
A district court session handles a suit and a divorce case. The filing involves Hew as plaintiff and multiple defendants, with motions for relief and a request for judgment. The proceedings include scheduled hearings, purpose unspecified, with no final disposition reported in readable text.
Lumber Rates Hearing Opens as Rail Probe Proceeds
Washington and Oregon lumber manufacturers press railroads in a Northwest Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry. A C Dixon of Mooth Kelly Lumber Co testified at length on Northwest lines’ thrift and pricing, arguing coastal lumber markets cannot compete west of the Rocky Mountains. Other notes mention local social visits, property sales, and Spokane business figures observed during the hearing period.
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Washington, Des
Washington
Oregon
Yar Joun Western
Northwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. C. Dixon
Mooth- Kelly Lumber Company
Eugene
Ore
Air
Dinon
Washington and
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Northwest
Dwarf Pleads Guilty in Spokane For False Pretense
Edmund P. Look known as a dwarf faced a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses after he visited Arthur D. Jones’s clearinghouse. Judge Sullivan gave an indeterminate sentence of not less than one year to more than five years in the penitentiary at Walla Walla. Loeb is noted in Coeur d’Alene for advertising the town of Ieptos and once carried a placard declaring a plan to marry, settle, and grow with the town.
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Walle Walla
Edmund P. Look
Arthur D. Jones
Tacamore
Main Avenue
Fipokane
Sullivan
Walla Walls
Loeb
Coeur d'Alene
Ieptos
Row insult for damages In Spokane addition dispute
The report claims real estate men Hobson Parker and KO pressed Welch to complete a Spokane addition deal to pay for platting advertising and costs, with profits surpassing $12,000 to Welch. Welch refused the deal, arguing the contract would yield about $12,000 to him and ruinous costs to the building and records. Water from an alley leak worsens the harm, prompting Mr Wider to seek remedy or explanation for the water problem and related losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Welch
Coeur d'Alene
Hobson @ Parker
Ko, Welch
Welch
roman_ney JM. Eider
Transfers of land and timber rights in Kootenai County filings
Real estate and timber transfer notices appear from Panhandle Abstract, detailing A J Taylor to Conred Grey, Bartha Miller to A R Miller, Western Townsite company to J G Fraltek, Monarch Timber Company to Millwaukee Land Company, and United States to N Mite among others. Listings cover numerous sections, townships, ranges, and parcel notes with nominal values and varying grantees and authorities.
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Kootensi County
Panhandle
A. J. Taylor
Conred Grey
Forth
Milter
Ntutoa
Nwar
Bartha Miller
A. R. Miller
Western Townsite Company
J. G. Fratiek
Bt. Jowety
Fraltek
J. Joeelty
United States
N. Mite
Monarch Timber Company
Waukee Land Company
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Intek
Authnuwador
Btates
Oan
Paclte
Mingoen
Sam Francisco
Tokio
Sid Ne
Tokin 1
Bapern
Vlews
Washimatom
Probe Harvester Trust
Woman's Club Meeting
I ‘Duuasad
Lewis Lumber Co
Alabama
Mr. Cleary
J.T. Bullivan
Lwtter
James Reid
Martha
Robert W. Coltine
Bris
Colquhoun
Jake Gardner
Charles Hirebowl
Frank H. Shaw
F. J. Mendennall
Wm. Pullen
R. ©. Lillingham
Bpokane Businessen
Die Wagham
M. Tallmas Wold
Mobert W. Colline
O Louie Larson
Colline
Robert W. Collins
Cornter
Montane
M. K. Benbergh
Collins
Preest
Howe
Newsom Lamber Company Et al
Nelson Brothers
Arthur Bragington
Lawes Peyeka
Steptoe
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