Navajo Rally Fortifies High Table Mountain
About 1500 Navajo Indians rally to defend eight renegades charged with horse stealing assault and bigamy. They encamp on Beautiful Mountain 35 miles southwest of Shiprock agency and defy U S Marshal Hudspeth. Two cavalry troops requested. war department refers to Major General Carter as reinforcements danger of broader uprising. The fortification on a nearly inaccessible summit underscores tense border patrol situation.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Beautiful Mountain
Shiprock Agency
United States
Hudspeth
War Department
Carter
Border Patrol
Huerta Backs Resistance to US Intervention Intimation
Mexico City reports President Huerta signaled readiness to resist possible US intervention as Congress was seated with a quorum. Observers note growing talk of a US blockade of Mexican ports and possible embassy stay in the capital amid tensions.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Congress
Francisco Prones
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Wilson
Ferdinand May Abdicate as Bulgarian King Faces Crisis
Reports from Coburg and Berlin say King Ferdinand of Bulgaria is in a crisis and may abdicate the throne in favor of his son Boris. He arrived incognito in Coburg and prayed at his ancestors' graves as Austrian statesmen oppose surrender, fearing Russian influence on the crown prince.
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Berlin
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Coburg
Boris
Russia
Woman 19 is freed after involuntary manslaughter verdict
Huntington West Virginia Letha Perdue aged 19 convicted of involuntary manslaughter for shooting her brother in law James Kendrick. She paid a $25 fine plus court costs totaling $71 and was released from custody. Defense cited emotional insanity and unwritten law.
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Huntington, W. Va
Letha Perdue
James Kendrick
Miss Perdue
Mrs Emma Kaufmann Dies After Two Murder Trials
Sioux Falls reports the death of Mrs Emma Kaufmann, noted as principal in two sensational murder trials over the 1906 killing of 16 year old servant Agnes Poirers.
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Sioux Falls, S. D
Emma ‘Kaufmann
Agnes Poirers
Senator Pomerene Backs $500,000 Hog Cholera Bill
Senator Pomerene introduced legislation to federalize a $500,000 appropriation to fight hog cholera. He warned that losses from the disease this year could total $50,000,000.
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Washington
Pomerene
Milwaukee boot workers strike over piecework wage cut
Five hundred members of the United Shoe Workers union walked out at a Milwaukee shoe factory on Monday citing a change in the piecework system that reduced wages and spurred the protest.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United Shoe Workers’ Union
Germany caps diamond exports from German Africa to curb price drop
Berlin imposed a limit on the amount of diamonds German Africa may put on the market amid large mine production that threatened a price collapse. The move aims to stabilize prices by restricting supply from the mines.
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Berlin
German Africa
Fiery AFL speeches target Michigan copper mine owners
At the American Federation of Labor convention in Seattle on Monday fiery speeches denounced Michigan copper mine owners whose workers are striking for higher wages.
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Seattle
Wash
American Federation of Labor
Michigan _epper
United States Tires Backed by Four Factory Organization
The scope of this cooperative policy shows daily in the strong position of United States Tires in the Western auto world. The world’s largest rubber company backs these tires and the endorsement of thousands of veteran motorists proves they stand up to the harshest roads. Buying United States Tires means a firm factory backing and a tremendous supporting organization.
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United States Tires
United States Tire Service
United States
Dealers Promote United States Tires And Tread Options
Dealers who sell United States Tires offer Smooth Tread Nobby Tread and Chain Tread. The ad emphasizes the range of tire choices available to customers seeking quality and variety.
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United States
Local and Personal Notes From Dillon and Vicinity
Hadamann Duff returned from a flying trip to Denver Thursday afternoon. Chas Price and H T Hedden left for a hunting trip in the southern end of the county yesterday afternoon. Geo W Allison of Monida, a pioneer, is visiting Dillon. Charles Truax of the Peat hotel at Lima was in Dillon on business. Henry Thompson was in Dillon on sheep market business with Mrs Thompson. Dr Hugh T MacMillan made a hurried motor trip to Blaine to help Mrs Morris at Marley ranch. Lorain and Vern Spencer, Big Hole basin landowners, were in Jackson Wednesday and Lorain plans to move his family to Dillon. Annie and Clara Hamill, visiting in Dillon, left for Challis Idaho Wednesday evening. Mrs Whitwell left Saturday for the Yearian ranch for a visit with her mother. Grandmother Yearian plans a winter visit with her sister in Dillon.
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Nevada
United States Geological Survey
Idaho
Northwest
North Pacific Fruit Distributors
George W. Cook
Denver
Grass Valley
California
Nevada State Board of Pharmacy
Reno Gazette
J. Warren Jenkins
State Penitentiary
Rawlins
Wyo
Guy Curry
Pleasant Valley School
Fort Morgan
Colo
J. H. Eastman
Curry
Palace
Goldfield
Thomas Cunningham
Tonopah
Grand Junction
San Diego
Cal
Clapp
J. G. Courts
Carson City
Oakland
Coutts
Jim Butler
Donlan
Butte
Postal Telegraph Company
Peter Miller
Seattle
Hugh McMahon
Southern Pacific
Sacramento
Sparks
Chas. Price
H. T. Hedden
Charles Truax
Lima
Dillon
Henry Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Hugh T. MacMillan
Blaine
Mrs. Morris
Marley Ranch
Lorain Spencer
Vern Spencer
Big Hole Basin
Jackson
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Eady
Band OF Eight
Table Mountain
Municipal
West Seattle
Laura M
Helen E. Stoiber
Western Box & Lumber Company
Oswald C. Hansel
Salem
Ore
Frank J. Taylor
Astoria
Hansel
Carson
Eureka
Western Pacific
Boot and Shoe Workers
Montana Auto Supply Co
Hadamann Duff
Colorado
Geo. W. Allison
Monida
County
Annie
Clara Hamill
Challis
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