Lopez believed to have escaped Utah Apex mine
Residents and miners in Bingham Utah claim Felix Lopez left the Utah Apex mine after the killings of J Douglas Hulsey and Tom Munderich. They say he could have slipped out within twenty four hours using escape routes before guards were posted and could have hidden among fellow miners or in a friend’s cabin for safety.
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Bingham
Utah
Felix Lopez
Utah-Apex
J. Douglas Hulsey
Tom Munderich
tah-Apex Mine
Lopez
Bingam
Huerta's Plight Desperate Amid Financing Strains
Mexico City reports growing financial distress and rising rebel activity threaten Provisional President Huerta. Despite cash from small loans and paydays for state workers, many Mexicans fear the government cannot float new loans, though Huerta may seek funds anywhere if needed.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Independent telephone independents praise Bell agreement
Washington attorney general Me l Reynolds said dozens of independent telephone companies are pleased with a Justice Department deal allowing use of thousands of Bell trunk lines. He noted courts would unlikely compel Bell to grant access and independents could not easily fund competing long distance networks.
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Washington
Mel Reynolds
Friends
United States
Department of Justice
Bell Companies
Department
Bell Company
Bell
Eleanor Wilson cited in Fort Washington postmistress appointment
Philadelphia reports Miss Eleanor Wilson daughter of the president is said to have influenced the appointment of Mrs Effie H Anshutz a widow to the postmastership at Fort Washington Pennsylvania The note suggests influence from the White House staff on local postal staffing decisions.
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Philadelphia
Eleanor Wilson
Effie H. Anshutz
Fort Washington
Mear
Senator Weeks Drives Gillette Anti-Polygamy Bill
Senator Weeks, acting on Massachusetts women, sponsors in the senate a bill known as the Gillette anti-polygamy measure. It seeks direct congressional power over marriage and divorce.
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Washington
Weeks
Massachusetts
Senate
Congress
Federal Judge appoints receiver for Evarts Bank at Plainfield
Federal Judge Carpenter names Erastus W. Willard of Joliet Illinois as receiver for the private bank of John I Evarts at Plainfield Illinois which has been closed for several days.
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Chicago
Carpenter
Erastus W. Willard
Joliet, Ill
Plainfield, Hi
Mexican Troops Widen Guerrilla Campaign in Northern Mexico
Federal troops swept into rebel territory near Ojinaga and Juarez using guerrilla tactics to destroy railroad bridges and telegraph lines. They cut telegraph wires south of Juarez isolating General Francisco Villa's 6000 rebels in Chihuahua and aimed to cripPLE rebel logistics rather than engage in direct combat.
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Junez
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua
Juarez
Villa
Ojinaga
Ynez Salazar
Villa Promises Indemnity to Expelled Spaniards
Gen Francisco Villa said he would follow the United States suggestion on foreign rights in Mexico and named a committee to inventory property of expelled Spaniards. He pledged indemnity for Spaniards who had not supported the Huerta government.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Francisco Villa
United States
Huerta
Mexican government seeks euro funds to meet January obligations
Paris reports the Mexican government has so far failed to raise money in Europe to cover the interest due in January on its debts. The effort to secure European loans or credits continues amid financial discussions and uncertainty.
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Paris
Europe
Crookes Elected President of Royal Society
Sir William Crookes has been named the new president of the Royal Society. He is celebrated as a leading physicist and chemist.
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Sir William Crookes
O. M
F. R
Royal Society
Ilving
Portland Passes Job Plan for 1000 Unemployed Men
Portland commission approves an emergency ordinance to employ 1000 unemployed men at 3 dollars per day. Single men receive two days or eight hours of work weekly, while married men work three days per week.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Commission
Hindu Ordered Deported From Vancouver
Hindu immigrant Herhan Singh facing deportation was ordered removed on Friday and will be taken to Hong Kong officials confirmed. The case has drawn widespread attention from authorities over the past weeks.
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Vancouver
B. C
Herhan Singh
Hongkong
President Signs Currency Bill in Elation in Washington
President Wilson signed the Glass-Owen currency bill at 6 01 p m, creating the federal reserve system to provide elastic, free credits for merchants and manufacturers. He praised working with business leaders and called cooperation a "constitution of peace" as Congress wrapped a two week recess after passing tariff and currency reforms.
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Washington
Wilson
Congressional
Congress
Mexico Declares Bank Holidays to End Run on Deposits
President Huerta issues a decree making every day through year end a bank holiday to curb withdrawals. Banks including the Bank of London and Mexico suspend deposits while others continue operations. The decree relieves banks of obligations until January 1 21 and aims to restore public confidence.
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Mexico City
Bank of London
Mexico
Huerta
Bank of Londoun Ad Mexico
Central Bank
Prohibitionists Push Constitutional Amendment Nationwide
In Columbus President Wilson was memorialized to urge Congress to submit a constitutional amendment banning liquor. The memorial, signed by a 25 member committee from the Anti Saloon League and allied temperance groups, followed the national convention held in Columbus November 10 to 14 and a Washington demonstration on December 10.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wilson
Congress
Capitol
Washington
Anti-Saloon League of America
Sheepman Seeks Injunction Over Utah Dip Order
Grand Junction Colorado W T Goslen a noted sheepman obtained an injunction against Utah and the U S government to stop dipping his 22 000 head of sheep. The dispute arose after Utah required dipping under a new law and inspectors were sent to Thompson near the Colorado line to enforce it.
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Colorado Sheepman
State of Utah
Grand Junction
Colo
W. T. Goslen
Utah
United States
Mesa
Grand County
Goslen
Utah Board of Sheep Commissioners
Salt Lake
Thompson
Colorado
Manti
Water coordination plan floated for federal water control
Washington officials discussed a system to handle all water control and distribution questions under the federal government to avoid duplication of effort. Secretaries Garrison Lane Houston and Redfield agreed on greater coordination among four departments and planned further conferences to simplify work now widely distributed.
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Washington
Garrison
Lane
Houston
Redfield
Explorers Report All Crew Safe in Arctic Winter Quarters
Dr. R. M. Anderson chief anthropologist of the Stefansson expedition informs George J. Desbarats deputy minister of naval affairs that all scientists and crew aboard the Alaska and Mary Sachs are safe and well in winter quarters at Collinson Point fifty miles from Flaxman Island in the Arctic circle.
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Ottawa
R. M. Anderson
Stefansson
George J. Desbarats
Naval Affairs
Alaska
Mary Sachs
Collinson Point
Flaxman Island
Arctic Circle
Denver Woman Kills Fiancé Then Commits Suicide
Lula Edler of Seattle shot and killed Frank Gregory of Denver in her room in Denver on Monday night and then took her own life. The couple had planned to marry the next day but quarreled.
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Denver, Colo
Lula Edler
Seattle
Frank Gregory
Denver
Pittsburg Boxer Klaus Knocked Out by Chip in Fifth Round
Pittsburg middleweight claimant East Pittsburg is knocked out in the fifth round by George Chip of Madison in a Tuesday night showdown.
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Pittsburg
Frank Klaus
East Pittsburg
George Chip
Madison
President Wilson seeks reprimand for officers over Carabao dinner
President Wilson on Monday made public a letter to Secretaries Garrison and Daniels asking that a very serious reprimand be administered to army and navy officers who attended the Military Order of the Carabao dinner where the administration’s Philippine and other policies were satirized.
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Washington
Wilson
Garrison
Daniels
Army
Navy
Georgetown Fire Devastates Business Quarter
A large section of Georgetown Demarara in British Guiana was destroyed by fire on Monday morning. Twenty people were killed and many injured. A vast sugar export stock, a warehouse, and numerous buildings were burned leaving scores homeless.
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Georgtown
British Guiana
Georgetown
Demarara
Trenton Man Survives Bridge Plunge Then Dies
George Taylor fifty 60 year old traveling salesman of Trenton New Jersey escaped death when he was hung from a bridge over the Rancoas creek as a locomotive crossed. He fell into the water below and was rescued from the creek by trainmen but died of shock while being taken to a hospital in Trenton.
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Trenton
N. J
Tauber Hosiery Mills Strike Over Wage Cut
Nearly a thousand workers at the William H Tauber hosiery mills in Kensington walked off Monday protesting a planned 2 percent wage reduction after January 1. Most strikers were young women and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William H. Tauber Hoisery Mills
Kensington
Spencer Penrose Announces Engagement Of Gadys McMillan
Mrs Spencer Penrose reveals the engagement of her daughter Gadys Villiers McMillan to Count Paul Cornet of Brussels. Penrose, a leading copper mine owner in the west, sponsors social affairs.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Spencer Penrose
Gadys Villiers McMillan
Paul Cornet
Brussels
WV Coal Fatalities Link to Production in 1913 Counties
Official reports show one death from coal mining accidents for every 700000 tons mined across six coal producing counties in West Virginia during the first eleven months of 1913.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
China Urges Powers to Back Russo-Chili Troop Withdrawals
Pekin reports that the Chinese government cabled its representatives abroad urging the powers to accept Russia's proposal for all foreign troops to withdraw from the Chi-Li province.
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Pekin
Russia
Chi-Li
Massachusetts Bar admits woman member first time
Boston announces that by admitting a woman to membership the Massachusetts Bar Association has set a precedent. Mrs. Mary A. Mahan, an attorney from the city, was unanimously elected.
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Boston
Massachusetts Bar Association
Mary A. Mahan
Sheriff Asked to Resign Over Dillon Family Lynching Case
Williston North Dakota sheriff Carl Erickson is pressed to resign after allegedly failing to exercise due diligence to prevent the lynching of Cleve Cullertson, the man accused of murdering three members of the Dillon family.
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Williston
N. D
Cleve Cullertson
Dillon
Carl Erickson
Meaney Sentenced to Life for Patrolman Boulker Murder
In Cleveland John Meaney received life imprisonment in the Ohio penitentiary at Columbus for the murder of Patrolman Leroy Boulker in a common pleas court ruling.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lawrence
Common Pleas
James Meaney
Columbus
Leroy Boulker
Wabash Train Wreck Near Montgomery City Injures Passengers
A Wabash train derailed near Montgomery City Missouri injuring four of about 400 passengers as several coaches telescoped and caught fire.
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Montgomery City
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