Advertising on Hunting Casualties Stirs Calls for Reform
A Western journal tallies season hunting casualties totaling 145 dead and 140 injured among 100,000 hunters. Wisconsin leads with 20 dead and 27 injured, Michigan 28 dead and 18 injured, New York 19 dead and 1 injured. The piece urges stricter firearms experience requirements and limits on hunting privileges to reduce preventable deaths and injuries.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
Philadelphia
Ting
Miners Seek AFL Aid Over Copper Strike Rights
President Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners asked the American Federation of Labor to intervene in a dispute affecting striking copper miners in Michigan. Secretary Morrison declared the issue had been referred to President Wilson for action.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor
Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Morridon
American Federation
Miners Federation
Gallimet
Aichigan
Morrison Dé
Elared Ie
Yefors Preladent Wilson
Public Wants to Own the Telegraph Lines
Secretary Burleson spoke after meeting with President Wilson about public demand for government ownership of telephone and telegraph firms. He urged federal control to augment post office service and parcel post, noting the United States leads as a national express. he described widespread public pressure for stronger federal oversight.
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Amea Press
Washington, D. C
Burleson
Wilson
United States
Postmaster General Aligns With President on Policy Mood
The Postmaster General and the President share a unified stance on the policy matter, though party leaders’ position remains to be determined. He signaled that he would address the issue in his next report after surveying leadership attitudes.
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Ing
Durleson
Aly
Successor to N.Y. Central Head Chosen
New York December 10 A H Smith was elected president of the New York Central Lines to succeed W Y G Brown who resigned. Smith was also elected president of the Lake Shore with Michigan Southern and other duties in the system.
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N.Y. Central
United Press
New York
A. H. Smith
New York Central Lines
WY. G. Brown
Smith
Michigan Southern
Texas Flood Inundates More Towns
Texas flood continues to inundate South Texas towns including Rosenburg Bay City and Richmond under four to five feet of water after a levee breach. Prisoners freed during rescue work faced danger as officials race to reach the gulf as conditions worsen.
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United Frese
Rosenburg
Tex
South Texas
Richmond
Bay City
Gulf
Start Taking of Testimony Against Schmidt
The delayed trial of former priest Hana Schmidt began today in New York. Schmidt is charged with the brutal murder of Anna Amacler. State witnesses included those who found body parts. Defense counsel said insanity will be asserted and four aliens will be called.
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United Press
New York
Dar
Hana Schmidt
Schmidt
Anna Amacler
Armed Auto Again Used in Strike in Indianapolis
An armed gang used an automobile today to overtake and fire on street cars and vehicles run by non union workers. Motorman Ed Dain fired back with no effect. Two men and a chauffeur were arrested for alleged complicity in the use of the auto during the trouble.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Dain
Auto India
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