Huerta Minus Cash Executed After Paying for Liberty
News dispatches report executions and rebel payoffs in the Mexican conflict. A Ciantifice Party member named Aregeyen was shot after paying 16,200 to rebels for a List Party pledge, while Huerta’s government faces default on external and internal debt obligations. Villa forces gain ground as federal troops retreat from Ojinaga and rebel lines consolidate control in northern Mexico. Remaining reports note border tensions and shifts in control as the revolution continues.
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Maz
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Tenth
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Presidio
Tex
Federal
Ojinaga
Mexico
Riumphant
Francisco Villa
Wrecked ship rescue ships arrive with 70 rescued
Warmeeth Nova Scotia Jan 16 rescue ships Westport and John L Cann reached Trinity ledge after the Royal Maxil steamer Owbegeid ran aground in a storm. Westport carried 75 rescued passengers. Cann 22. Eleven crew were saved by the Cobuequid and twelve rescue tugs searched for hours. debris and wreckage washed ashore. The Cobequid later struck Trinity ledge. no life signs found.
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John L. Cann
Passengra
Owbegeid
Trinity Ledge
Collen
Cammbas
Cobequid
Ewre
Reveus
Ritere
Cebequid
Thia City
Sakura Jima eruptions devastate southern Japan many dead
Reports from Nagasaki Tokyo and Kagoshima describe Sakura Jima and Yarigataki volcanic eruptions in southern Japan. Thousands are believed dead or missing as lava ash rain and earthquakes devastate Sakura Island Kagoshima Kumamoto and Miyazaki areas. Relief efforts and fears of further tremors follow amid broader seismic activity. Prohibitionists hold prayer event in Washington as national fasting day observed.
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Japan
Sakura
Sakuratima
Kagohima
Kagoshima
Sakura- Jima
Matsumoto
Sakura-Jima
Kinehtu
Kumamoto
Tokyo
Miyazaki
Kyushu
Spares From The Wire and World Briefs
News briefs from Asheville Chicago Tokio Columbia Despondent Man Philadelphia Mitchell Weir Mitchell death and flood context Jack Johnson Moran fight Willard not guilty Mexico embassy funding public notices and business reports across multiple cities with names and dates.
U S Labor Probe Expands to Regions With Labor Strife
New federal inquiry opened by the government commission on industrial relations addresses garment workers' unrest and widespread labor troubles across the nation. Nine members sit on the panel with four present. unions report improved conditions and higher weekly earnings while employers resist external arbitration.
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New York
United States
Government Commission On Industrial Relations
Garment Workers’ Ettuation
Congress
J. Borden Harriman
Thirston Ballard
Louisville, Ky
James O'Connell
Washington, D. C
Garment Workers
Abraham Rosenberg
International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ ‘Union
John A. Dyaché
Garment Workers’ Union
Moyer Indicted Over Plot to Hinder Mining Labor
Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners and other federation officials were indicted on conspiracy charges connected to the copper strike in Calumet Michigan. The indictment lists counts across classes of workers and alleges intimidation actions against non union men. A grand jury report named 137 witnesses and noted the federation’s large membership while other related cases and incidents are summarized, including a shooting of Deputy Sheriff Cane and deportation events tied to the Citizens' alliance.
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Houghton
Mich
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
P. H. O'Brien
John B. Anttilla
Calumet Union
H. Stuart Goodell
Anttil
C. Mahoney
Guy H. Miller
Yarco Terzich
J. C. Lowney
W. P. Davidson
Lyan Sul-lyan
William Rickard
Ben Goggin
Frank Altonen
Charles E. Hietala
Upton
Berville
Mr. Goodell
South Hange
Citizens’ Alliance
Goodell
O'Brien
L’anse
Baraga County
Denver
Grand Jury
Calumet
New Ohio Bill Demands 8 to 6 Workday for State Employees
A new bill by Ohio Budget Commissioner W. O. Heffernan trims $978,303.22 from the 1914 appropriation, cutting major sums from the state board of administration, Xenia home, and agriculture commission while restoring some increases for the state house, attorney general, health, and public instruction. It proposes centralizing offices, standardizing salaries, and creating a single composite appropriation, with further reforms in civil service and janitorial services. The measure also calls for moving the state library to Ohio State University and transferring health duties there, plus turning the Xenia home over to a state administration board.
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Ohio
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Xenia
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State Industrial Commission
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State Library
Ohio State University
Ohio University
Supreme Court
State House and Grounds
State Archeological and Historical Society
State House
Hale
Turner
Edward C. Turner
Franklin County
Thomas
Isaac Huffman
Butler County
Huffman
Orient
Rodney Diegle
Ohio Senate
Diegle
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Cox Urges Auditors On Civil Service Exam Papers
Gov Cox addresses auditors and exauditors who reviewed applicants papers for civil service exams urging complaints to the state civil service commission or himself if they detect partisanship in deputy commissioners who made appointments. The experts were chosen by the commission to review papers regardless of politics.
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F Cisil
Bssessors
State Evil Service Commission
Lax
White Slavery Charge Rocks Canton Court
J H Myers of Dunkirk faces grand jury under a $10,000 bond in Canton for bringing Nellie Mack of Buffalo to Alliance for immoral purposes and receiving money. Mack testified Myers promised marriage and she has paid him $2,800. Myers was lured by a letter and arrested after he was paid $42. Police report Myers is married.
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W. C. Barnum
J. H. Myers
Dunkirk
Stark County
Canton
Ohio
Myers
Nellie Mack
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Canal Dover
France
Barnum
Retired Capitalist Gowen Dies in Cleveland
Caleb E Gowen retired capitalist and key figure in Cleveland firm creation and growth died at home after five years of illness His son Albert Gowen took over his business interests Gowen born 1855 had lived in Cleveland 25 years His father Jobe Gowen of Boston famed naval engineer died earlier in naval circles.
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Cleveland
Caleb E. Gowen
Alburt
Gowen
Jobe &, Gowen
Boston
Holiness to the Lord and the call to separation
The piece links Holiness to the Lord from Exodus and other scriptures, urging moral purity and dedication. It argues Israel's separation unto God, applies this to daily life, and cites priests, Levites, and even ordinary workers as ministers of the Lord, concluding with a call to consecrate all life to God and imitate Christ’s example.
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