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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1914

Page

3

Demand Removal of Blue-Jackets in Port Au Prince

Citizens' Committee of Public Safety in Port au Prince demands withdrawal of German and American bluejackets and marines. They say tranquility prevails and foreign troops are unnecessary. Exiles including Gen. Horelle Monplaizier and Paulens Lannon are kept aboard the Sardinia, which then sailed to Jamaica. Disturbances persist in the south with executions of revolutionists at Aux Cayes and Acquin. General Dartigue suppresses revolutionary efforts as fighting occurs between rival leaders Davynmar Theodore and Oreste Zeamer at Go Natives.

Port Aux Prince Haiti Traition Citizens’ Committee of Public Safety Othe Sardinia Horelle Monplaizier Paulens Lannon Aitten Washington Jamaica Aux Cayes Acquin Dartigue Davynmar Theodore Oreste Zeamer Haitien

Villa Executes Plotter in Villista City Front Yard

Juares Mexico reports Francisco L. Guzman, a key figure in the 1911 revolt against Madero, executed in the front yard of a house used by General Francisco Villa. Guzman had just returned from Havana where he allegedly received a secret mission to persuade Villa to back Diaz against Carranza.

Juares Mexico Francisco L. Guzman Madero Mexico City Francisco Villa Guzman Havana Felis Diaz

Hereford County Teachers Strike Over Minimum Salary

A historic rural strike in Hereford closes eighty of its 120 elementary schools as teachers demand a minimum annual salary of 500 dollars, an increase of 59 dollars, halting lessons across the county.

London British Isles Hereford

Denver Irrigation Pioneer C Jones Dies at 72

C Jones a renowned irrigation farming figure in western WKancas and Colorado died Monday during recovery from an operation at St. Lukes Hospital He was 72 years old.

Denver C Jones Wkancas Colorado St. Lukes Hospital

Miss Alma Martin Spends Winter in Washington with Bealls

Miss Alma Martin of Dallas Texas and her sister Vera have been spending the winter in Washington with Congressman and Mrs Jack Beall.

Alma Martin Dallas Tex Vera Washington Jack Beall

Minister Convicted of Libel in Maine Case

Rev. Wilbur M. Berry was jailed four months for criminal libel against Associate Justice Haley of the Maine supreme court. The case advances to the law court on exceptions.

Portland, Me Wilbur M. Berry Haley Supreme Court Law Court

Reduction in Coal Rates in Denver Area

District Judge Perry orders a reduction in coal shipping rates from northern Colorado fields to Denver, upholding the state railway commission findings after railroad appeal.

Denver State Railway Commission Perry Colorado

Federal Reinforcements Ordered to Torreon

Federal reinforcements were ordered Saturday to Torreon where rebels plan the next attack. General Garcia Hidalgo led 400 soldiers from Saltillo to join General Refugio Velasco. Gustavo Maas with 3,000 men was sent to protect the Torreon to Durango railroad.

Tor Mapini Lermejillo

Peruvian President Seized by Rebel Forces in Lima

In Lima on a Wednesday morning rebels attacked the presidential palace under Colonel Penavides. President Guillermo Billinghurst and Premier General Enrique Varela were involved. Varela was killed and Billinghurst taken prisoner. Exile plans were announced for Billinghurst. the revolt follows his cost cutting and public-finance reforms.

Lima Peru Republic of Peru Cuillermo Billinghurst Fhonstrins Lifinge Luyst Causa Penavides Enrique Varela Augusto Durand Dmaren Billinghurst Clerts Publc Eulong

Rebel currency decree shifts Chihuahua coinage to silver mint

Rebels in Chihuahua City issue a decree declaring Bank of Sonora issued bank notes counterfeit after February 10. Paper currency from individuals and corporations is banned after February 1, a silver mint with a constitutionalist stamp will coin bullion, and the rebel treasury aims to enrich itself with seized bullion.

Chihuahua City Mexico Bank of Sonora Bank of Mine Govesc

King Honors Inventor at Belgian Pistol Factory

Ogden, Utah inventor John M Browning received the order of Leopold from the king of Belgium at Lierstal near Liege during a celebration at the Fabrique Nationale factory. The ceremony marked the manufacture of Browning’s billionth automatic pistol and was attended by royal ministerial delegates and factory officials and employees with Browning as guest of honor.

Ogden Utah Peteram John M. Browning Lerstal Belgium M. S. Browning Fabrique Nationale Liege Mr. Browning

Roundup in Logan Covers Cattle Sheep Costs

At a Logan gathering the morning session focused on hogs and sheep with an afternoon devoted to sheep. Willian Petersen spoke on farm reads while ROMurdock of Weber City presented data on production costs forutton and wool in the Uintah forest area challenging claims that profits for sheepmen are abnormally high.

Logan Utah Willian Petersen Roma Commington RO Murdock Tieber City M Murdock Uintah Forest Ag

Former state architect surrenders after warrant for offense against girl

San Francisco police pursued J Diggs a former state architect on a Friday warrant charging a crime against a 17 year old girl. He surrendered Sunday night claiming he did not evade arrest.

San Francisco Sbaury J. Diggs

Interior department backs 640 acre arid land homestead plan

Washington reports the interior department supports a new homestead approach to boost stock raising by settling idle arid and semi arid lands. A public lands committee plans a bill granting 640 acres per settler with mineral rights reserved and explorer rights allowed.

Washington Interior Department Lanis Committee

Portland Pioneer F X Matthin Dies at 94 in Lutteville

Portland, Ore. veteran F X Matthin aged 94 died at his Lutteville home. Born in Montreal, he arrived in Oregon in 1841 and participated in the May 2, 1843 wolf meeting when settlers declared for American sovereignty and formed a provisional government, one of two French Canadian voters backing the Americans.

Portland Ore F*. X. Matthin Oregon Lutteville Tle Montreal Canada Oregon Country Gettiers

Hobson Calls for Immediate Action on Alabama Senator Salary

Representative Richmond P Hobson of Alabama presses for immediate action to withhold the salary of Senator W J Parker for his absence from the house amid Democratic tension regarding the Alabama senate seat and Oscar W Underwood.

Washington Richmond P. Hobson Alabma Oscar W Underwood Democratic Mond Nation Senate Alabama W. J. Parker House

Dr Howard A Kelly Urges Radium Deposits Controlled

Johns Hopkins University authority on radium calls for government oversight of radium deposits to regulate its use as a curative agent.

Howard A. Kelly Johns Hopkins University

Alaska Farm Land Linked to Interior Yukon Drainage

A Department of Agriculture bulletin titled Possible Agricultural Development of Alaska estimates about 100000 square miles suitable for farming and grazing based mainly in the interior Yukon drainage, highlighting Alaska's potential for expansion.

Washington Alaska Interior Yukon Department of Agriculture

Strikers Fire on Train at Williamsburg in Coal Strike

A special train carrying forty-one non-union workers from Pueblo to the Radiant mine of Victor-American Fuel was fired on by striking coal miners at Williamsburg.

Denver Pueblo Victor-American Fuel Company Radiant Williamsburg

Alleged Murderer Captured After Woodson Killings

John Henry, accused of killing three people at Woodson on January 27, was taken to the jail after returning to his home Friday night and was lodged there Saturday night.

Jacksonville Tll John Henry Woodson

Blair Lee Seated as Maryland Senator in Senate Vote

The senate seated Blair Lee a Democrat as Maryland's senator marking the first election under the direct elections amendment. The action occurred on a Wednesday and reflects the new electoral process for selecting senators.

Washington Senate Blair Lee Maryland

Jury Frees Woman in Oklahoma Murder Case

In Bartlesville Oklahoma Laura M Reuter was found not guilty of complicity in the murder of her husband Charlie T Reuter by a district court jury. This marked her second trial and acquittal in the case.

Bartlesville Okla Laura M. Reuter Charlies T. Reuter

Steerage Passenger Kills Officer Aboard Brandenberg

Bremershaven Germany a steerage passenger fatally wounds F Wendt third officer aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Brandenberg en route from Galveston Texas to Bremershaven Germany the assailant is reported to have elcot and killed the officer.

Bremershaven Germany Elcot F. Wendt Brandenberg Galveston Tex

Democrats Oppose Federal Suffrage Action

Washington reports that Representative Underwood, Democratic House leader from Alabama, declared the party opposed to federal suffrage legislation. The move dampens hopes that the current administration would push nationwide women’s enfranchisement.

Washington Representative Underwood Alabama House

Paso bridge sees first arms shipment to rebels under Wilson

An express wagon crossed the international bridge from Paso to Juarez carrying 27 000 rounds of ammunition and seventy rifles. The shipment marks the first load of munitions allowed under President Wilson's embargo lifting proclamation.

Paso Texas International Bridge Juarez Wilson

Skirmish Near Puerta de la Cadena Delays Rebel Advance

Federal troops guarding Torreon clashed with the rebel army in the Puerta de la Cadena pass about 30 miles from Mapini, causing the rebels to withdraw after the engagement reported here on Thursday.

Chihuahua Mexico Torreon Puerta de la Cadena Mapini

Two Men Convicted of Second Degree Murder in Yuba Case

Marysville California Richard Ford and I D Suhr were found guilty Saturday of murder in the second degree for the killing of E L Manwell, district attorney of Yuba County, August 4th of the prior year.

Marysville Cal Richard Blackie”) Ford I. D. Suhr Elt Manweall Yuba

Siegel Co. of Boston Is Declared Bankrupt in Court

Henry Siegel & Co. of Boston, part of the Siegel corporations placed under receivership a month earlier, was adjudicated bankrupt in a United States district court on Saturday.

Boston Henry Siegel & Co Siegel United States District Court

Sunbury Mayor and Police Chief Vow Gambling Crackdown

Sunbury officials Dr H T Keiser mayor and Merle Shannon chief of police both converted at a revival meeting announced Wednesday they would eliminate gambling houses places of immorality and slot machines in the city.

Sunbury H. T. Keiser Merle Shannon

Burnett immigration bill passes House with literacy test

Washington report notes the Burnett immigration bill received House approval on Wednesday afternoon by a 241 to 126 vote. The measure requires a literacy test for applicants seeking U S admission.

Washington United States House

Cassidy and Willett Sentenced in Bribery Case

New York. Joseph Cassidy once Democratic boss of Queens and former congressman William Willett were convicted briberies. They received one year and six months in prison and a $1000 fine.

New York Joseph Cassidy Queens County William Willett

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