Huerta Refuses to Quit Amid Mexican Crisis
From Mexico City to Vera Cruz, Jan 9 reports Huerta vows to resist resigning. He challenges Woodrow Wilson and claims Mexicans will suffer taxation and danger to lives if he steps down. A U.S. connection notes Lind's recent trip to Pawnee Thess with two Mexicans said to have supported former leaders.
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Bay of Mexico
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Begonia
Woodrow Witsco
Smerico
Mexico
John Lind
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Drowned Crew of 75 in Fraser River Disaster
In British Columbia a steam ferry collapse hurled 75 workers into the Fraser River as a fast current swept many to their deaths on the rocks. Only 25 escaped, with the majority injured. The vessel carried laborers to a Grand Prairie site when the boat capsized near treacherous rapids.
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Supreme Court U K Law eval on drug labels broad
Supreme Court of the United States discussed extending label requirements to state packages and derivatives of drugs. The report mentions various international and domestic notes, including a jail incident in Christiania and a smallpox death on the battleship Ohio, with multiple local updates across January.
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Ar Homabye Getty
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Supreme Court of United States
Conscience Rules Chief Cabinet Member at Real Estate Banquet
Secretary of State Bryan spoke at the Chicago real estate board banquet praising the new era in American politics led by President Wilson. He highlighted the tariff and currency laws, income tax provisions, and banking safeguards, urging progress while noting public protections and forthcoming trust legislation.
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Sherman
Harrison
Wilson
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Iron Men Lose Case as 24 Guilty of Dynamite Charges
The U S Court of Appeals in Chicago affirms seven year sentences for Frank M. Ryan, president of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Workers, and 23 co-defendants in the dynamiting cases. Six others see their six year or lighter sentences reversed and remanded to Judge Anderson in Indianapolis for further action.
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Frank M. Ryan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Trout Workers
United States District
A.B. Anderson
Indianapolis
United States Elrcult Court of Appeals
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Anderson
Raney Ie
Alfred T. Trehmoe
San Francisco
W. J. McCain
Kansas City
Peoria
Fred Sherman
William Bernhardt
Cincinnati
Utilities ruling upholds public for corporations in rate case
The court affirmed a decision in a dispute between Wear County Gas and the Kansas Public Utilities Commission over the company’s right to raise gas rates. The ruling weighs franchise and contract protections under the state utilities law as it applies to consumer charges and corporate rights.
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Cnet
Wear County
Court ruling saves Indians opposed to Chicago projects
Federal Judge Carpenter halted an injunction against Chicago harbor and plan improvements after ruling against the city in the Pottawatomie Nation suit. The opinion signaled dismissal of the salt, and notes a separate ship fire incident near Brunswick, while other items report a divorce case in Francisco, a bank closure in Brook Haven, and a Pennsylvania railroad accident claim with no fatalities among 111 million travelers.
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Pottawatomie
Carnegie Gifts 35000 Toward Rockford College Endowment
Carnegie sent a 35000 contribution to Rockford College as part of a 200000 endowment drive. President John Gulliver announced the gift from Andrew Carnegie in Rockford, while U S Judge George Holt of the Southern District of New York resigned to pursue private practice, effective January 15 after appointment by President Roosevelt.
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Rockford College
Andrew Carnegie
Washington
George Holt
Southern District
New York
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Roosevelt
Carnegie United Kingdom Trust
Dumferline
Scotland
Plan Fails Ferris in Copper Strike Effort
Houghton Mich Jan 10 The Peaceful Settlement the Second steered by Gov Woodbridge N Ferris failed in copper country negotiations with mine owners who refuse to recognize the Western Federation of Miners despite Ferris urging settlement. Charles H Moyer returned to testify about deportation and shooting incident amid ongoing strike opposition. Troops to be withdrawn Jan 12 and dynamite found at L Anse nearby adds tension to the labor dispute.
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Woodbridge N. Ferris
Western Federation
Copper Country
Disagreement Bay
John B Densmore
Ferris
A. F. Rees
Western Federation of Miners
Organization of Labor
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Houghton
R. C. Vandercook
Lansing
L'Anse
Lucas
Presi Charles H. Morer
Xu Dker
Ten Dairymen Indicted for Milk Price Fixing in Wilmington
Ten prominent local dairymen were indicted by the grand jury for violating the state antitrust law by agreeing to raise milk prices from 10 to 13 cents a quart. They supply most Wilmington milk, are well off, and were arrested posting bonds for the next superior court term.
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Kiel
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Woman's National Democratic League
Edinburgh
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Helen Kerr
Newcastleton
Roxburghshire
Great Industrial Army shares law's benefits with capital
Ohio's compulsory workmen compensation act, effective January 1, expands protection to about three million workers and dependents. It promises lower costs for employers, fewer lawsuits, and steadier benefits, with generous scales for disability, death, and medical care.
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Columbus
Ohio
Four men indicted in Dayton Ohio green goods scheme
Montgomery county grand jury indicted four men tied to a green goods operation aimed at wealthy farmers. The heaviest loser was Clarence Michael of Philipsboro area. The scheme involved an automobile breakdown in front of victims, inviting entry, claims of stolen government plates, and offering genuine money at half value.
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Clarence Michael
Philipsboro
Inheritance Promises Funds for Audubon and Humane Societies
Miss Louise F. Drude's will leaves between 20 000 and 25 000 to the National Audubon Society and the American Humane Association. The relatives are not mentioned. Her body to be cremated and any living pets to be put to death was anticipated. Her dog, near death from hunger, was shot by a policeman.
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National Audubon Society
New York City
American Humane Aelation
Albany
Louise F. Drude
Dea
Captain Edwin Maddy Dead in Gallipolis
Captain Edwin F Maddy age 67 longtime river man died suddenly at his home in Gallipolis Ohio He was renowned as a skilled commander and builder on the Ohio River In his prime he lived in Cincinnati and accumulated wealth He was among the era’s leading river traffic figures Columbus hosts boosters congress in January with Governor Cox set to address the Interstate Stone Manufacturers convention also featuring state and regional highway officials and industry leaders
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Edwin F. Maddy
Cincinnati
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Ohio River
Columbus
Boosters’ Congress
Interstate Stone Manufacturers’ Convention
Cox
J. W. Hunter
Pennsylvania
James Marker
Ohio
J. T. Cummins
Xenia
Jesse Taylor
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Otto M. Elzemann
State Department
Charles H. Wirmel
Paul Fischer
Andrew M. Jansen
Sata University
Glandere
Jansen
Rscort
Drr
Janeen
Wright unveils automatie stabilizer for safer flight
Orville Wright demonstrated his new stabilizer near Darton O during an Aero Club of America experiment. The device, called the automatic stabilizer, aims to make airplane operation as safe as driving a car, promising a revolution in flying safety.
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Orville Wright
Aero Club of America
Shops Resume Operations in Columbus Panhandle Works
Gloom lifted as the Panhandle shops reopen in Columbus Ohio. About a thousand men who had been idle since last Christmas return to work plus more to be added soon. Current schedule is 45 hours per week. Other railway shops in the city expected to follow this lead, aiming to put the entire idle workforce back to work in a few days.
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Supreme court loaded with writs of certiorari motions
In Columbus six the supreme court faces a mountain of motions for writs of certiorari to certify records from the state courts of appeals. Only cases with constitutional questions or great public interest go to review under the amended constitution. A Belgian case notes a scheme where Englishmen bruise their arms to imitate horse bites and claim compensation.
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Supreme Court
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Tribunal of Last Resort
Belgium
Brussels
Death Misread Tablet Kills Dorothy Landon in Washington
Dorothy Virginia Landon, 18, daughter of Hal D. Landon, former Columbus newspaper man, died in Washington after taking a tablet believed to be aspirin but contained deadly poison. Her mother, Mrs. Edith G. Landon, lived with her in the capital.
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Hal D. Landon
Columbus
Use an Eraser on Kitchen Range in New York Press Note
A New York Press contributor extols an ordinary black eraser to wipe the range top, claiming it keeps the stove clean and requires only weekly washing and polishing. The piece ends with Uncle Eben asking to see the income and keep the change after tax.
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Grim Reaper Thin s Veterans Ranks at Sandusky Home
173 died at the Sandusky Soldiers' Home in the past year. Since opening in 1888, 8,565 soldiers have been cared for there with 684 deaths. Average age is 72, one Mexican War veteran remains. report cites need for more fire protection and a tubercular hospital. Other Columbus dispatches cover school code actions, civil service exams, road funding, and suffrage politics.
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Bath
Sandusky
W. R. Burnett
Charles L. Swains
Biggeser
Ohio rail and mine safety drive amid political year
Various Ohio topics cover road building plans and tax limits, mine safety efforts, civil service exams, and coal production records. Reports note 1914 political maneuvering, potential U S Senate candidacies, and a push for statewide funding changes while detailing improved road corridors and a first glanders case in Columbus with veterinary figures.
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Pickaway County
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