Small Mines Hit by Colorado War
The New York Times reports J A Owenby and Senator Owen of Oklahoma urged President Wilson to curb military orders in Colorado strike zones. They argued the exclusion of new miners harms independent operators, benefits large firms, and prompts Congressional scrutiny of railroad and mine ownership tied to interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
Owen
Oklahoma
J. A. Owenby
Wootten Land and Pier Company of
Colorado
White House
Wilson
Colorado' i
Maller
Rockefeller
Garrison
Owenby
War Department
J. P. Morwee
Wootton Com
Ehiy
Grwenl
Lai Coal
Fywenbys
Berger
1 Tex State Army
Phoared
Victor
American 1el
Rocky Mountain Coal Companies
Coal and railroads plan to adjust supply across states
Interlocking interests among major coal firms and railroad companies enable shifting coal supply. Directors discuss leveraging carriers to offset Colorado losses by importing coal from New Mexico, Wyoming, Kansas, and Oklahoma, suggesting broader regional supply adjustments to ease local burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Kansas
Oklahoma
Kanawha Coal Strike Ends After Check-Off Pact
Agreement to end the Kanawha coal field strike includes adoption of the check-off system for union dues with $1.10 deducted from each miner’s pay monthly. Operators and miners to ratify terms after a three-member commission settles minor points within ten days. About 5000 workers affected. return to work anticipated Monday. Two hundred miners had already been ordered back as Hickory Ash Coal Company signed the scale, followed by Standard Kanawha Coal Company adding 400 more to return.
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Washington
Kanawha
West Virginia
Wilson
Kanawha Coal Operators’ Association
Operators’ Association
Miners’ Organization
Charleston
West Va
United Mine Workers
Hickory Ash Coal Company
Standard Kanawha Coal Company
Pittsburgh Strike Parley Ends With Union Participation
Pittsburgh June 18 KE M Kerr president of Westinghouse Electric declined to discuss return terms when the negotiating committee was found to include Allegheny Congenial Union members. He asked for another meeting with a fair striker representation not in the union. Thousand strikers met the Union Signal at Wilkinsboro tonight as twenty deputies patrolled the station area amid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
KE. M. Kerr
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Ooe
Allegheny
Wilkinsboro
Supreme Court rules strike relief funds public trust
The court ruled that money donated for the Lawrence strike relief was a public charitable trust and that Strike Committee members are personally liable for its use. William Yates Joseph Bedard William Trautman and Joseph Shaheen were ordered to pay 5800 to the court clerk with interest, and Bedard Trautman and Shaheen were also ordered to pay 8570 for unaccounted funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Supreme Court
Wit
William Yates
Joseph Bedard
William Trautman
Joseph Shaheen
Bedard
Trautman
Shaheen
Missing canoeist found. two youths identified
A 19 year old, Thomas Jordan Jr., was washed ashore in Manhattan along with his companion Clarence Brown after a canoe accident in Gravesend Bay on March 29. Brown, 22, was with him when they left Bensonhurst and were last seen at Bay Thirty seventh Street. The two athletes had been amateur canoeists. Jordan was son of Thomas Jordan of Brooklyn and chief engineer of the yacht Ituna.
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Thomas Jordon, Jr
Clarence Brown
Gravesend Bay
Manhattan
Brown
New York
Bay Thirtyseventh Street
Bensonhurnt
Jordan
Jordon
Thomas Jordon
Seventy-fifth Street
Brooklyn
B. Dinsmore
Edmund Brown
Fort Hamilton
Suit Aims To Enforce Tax Lien On Fifth Avenue Property
George J Gould seeks to prove a 94 000 tax lien on Howard Gould and Katherine Clemmons Gold s property at Fifth Avenue and Seventy third Street. He asks to bar his brother and former sister in law from any claim and to have the property sold to satisfy the lien. Howard Gould bought the land for about 450 000. Mrs Gould won a separation suit in June and now receives 36000 a year alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirr
George J. Gould
Howard
Gould
Katherine Clemmons Gold
Howard Gould
George Gould
Fifth Avenue
Seventy-third Street
Shift Bad Muscles Make Same Walk in Spine Marvels
Reports from the American Orthopaedic Association session describe shifting healthy muscles to replace paralyzed ones and grafting living bone from the leg to treat spinal tuberculosis and prevent curvature. Drs Nathan Gallie Soule Gallo way Albee discuss new methods including tendon shifts and leg bone grafts, with demonstrations stirring attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Philadelphia
American Orthoday
Peedie Association
William Nathan
Acove
Nathan
K. W. E. Gallie
R. E. Soule
H. P. Galloway
Albee
IF. H. Albee
New York
Surgeon Demonstrates Longevity of Spinal Bone Graft
Dr. Albee exhibited several specimens and lantern slides to show that the grafted bone had become a firm part of the vertebrae. The slides illustrated that years after the operation the grafted bone still braced the spine effectively.
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Albee
Autoists Scare Women In Coney Island Chase
Miss Sadie Meyers Miss Agnes Lynch and two others were frightened when four men in a fast auto pursued their taxicab returning to Coney Island. A patrolman saw the gray auto vanish after the chase. The license, tied to Dronet Page Co of Manhattan, was stolen two weeks earlier. Police fired at the car but lost it in Prospect Park. Captain McElroy said the men may be garage mechanics on a spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Meyers
Agnes Lynch
Warren
Coney Island
Dronet, Page & Co
Broadway
Manhattan
Prospect Park
McElroy
Fatalities in auto test at Crow's Nest event
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on June 18 J J Shafer of Pittsburgh was killed during the hill climb at the Crow's Nest when he misread a signal and steered into a rival car. Kerr of Richmond skidded into the crowd, David Davis was knocked down and injured, and Dr Joseph Van Kirk of Elizabeth died of apoplexy shortly after finishing.
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Uniontown
Penn
J. J. Shafer
Pittsburgh
Automobile Club
Fayette County
Lato
Crow's Nest
Shafer
Kerr
Richmond
David Davis
Joseph van Kirk
Elizabeth
Detective Bureau Heads Named by Police Commissioner Woods
Nine men were named to lead the detective bureaus as Police Commissioner Woods outlined duties. The appointees include Capt. John J. Gray for the First District and Acting Capt. Patrick F. Gildea for the Second, with Acting Capt. William Jones selected for the Third and Acting Capt. Alonzo Pp. Cooper for the Fourth. Andrew J. Vines heads the Bronx unit, John JD Coughlin Brooklyn, John W. Dunne Williamsburg, Herbert Gray for Queens, and Ernest LL. Van Wagner serves the Richmond district.
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Woods
John J. Gray
Patrick F. Gildea
William Jones
Alonzo Pp. Cooper
The
Bronx
Andrew J. Vines
Brooklyn
John JD Coughlin
Williamsburg
John W.W. Dunne
Herbert Gray Queens
Richmond
Ernest LL. van Wagner
Pearls in His Ditty Bag Aboard Pastores
Workmen aboard the United Fruit steamer Pastores report finding a ditty bag stuffed with pearls and oysters opened for passengers. Former cook Jack Jenkins, nicknamed Old Shakings, is suspected of collecting pearls during voyages. General Manager BE Gravoon says peaks will be turned to A. W. Preston to decide ownership.
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United Fruit
Pastores
Jack Jenkins
Jenkins
New York
Vice
Limon
Costa Rica
Bill Lobbkins
Suiley
Jack
Lobxing
BE. R. Gravoon
United Fruit Company
Jury Hung In Scanlon Heffernan Case At Queens Court
The Scanlon and Heffernan case to determine Mrs. Clara Eilert’s assault at the Denrenathe club house in Long Island remains undecided as eleven jurors favor conviction while one holds firm against further argument. Deputy Attorney General McQuaid presented district attorney evidence. Heffernan already convicted Monday and awaits verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez
Harry Scanlon
James Heffernan
Clara Eilert
Denrenathe Club
Longs Island
Ity
Queens County Court House
Justice Scudder
Pth B P
District Attorney's Office
McQuaid Heffernan
Army of the unemployed arrives in Elkins seeking funds
Colonel C. D. Mellennan and Captain Martin of General Kellys army march from California to Washington and enter Elkins asking to beg on streets. They say the destitute army has no food or money. Police refuse permission and order the army kept out of Elkins after being ordered from Grafton sixty miles away last Monday.
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Elkins
West Va
C. DP
MelLennan
Martin
Kelly
California
Washington
Grafton
Gangster Fights Police In West Side Street Battle
A police chase on West Twentieth Street near Tenth Avenue ended with Tanner Smith subdued after a struggle with Patrolman Krozer and Patrolman Derleph. Rival gang members threatened officers during transport. Meanwhile Armando Marsans faces a federal injunction hearing over his contract status with Cincinnati and St Louis Federals after switching teams.
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Tanner Smith
Bins
Madden Gang
Lower West Side
Wkrozer
West Twentieth Street
Twen
Tieth Street
Derleph
Krozer
Smith
Ans
Et. Louis
Dunes
Armando Marsani
St. Louis Federals
Federal District Court
Cincinnati National League Club
Sanborn
St. Paul
Marsans
Cincinnatis
Pic
Cincinnati Tubebueiv
Muarsans
Mederals
Court of Appeals Takes Recess After Adjournment
Albany June 18 Court of Appeals adjourned until July 14 with reconvening to hand down decisions. Adjournment extended to September as members attend the funeral of the late Judge Florn Blower in New York. Gov Clean, in New York, will attend only minor details.
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Court of Appeals
Albany
Flornblower
New York
Gov. Clean
Miner de
Thomas J Hovell a death by own action in California
Englishman Thomas J Hovell aged 60 years, long employed in China by Piritieh Cloverniment, committed suicide in Santa Monica, California, by poison. A note cited business and domestic troubles as motives, leaving his employer and London social connections noted in the report.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Thomas J. Lovell
China
Oliver M. Hove
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U. S
D. A. Owenby
Jmen
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co
Union
Westinghouse Company
Lawrence
G. J. Gould Sues Howard
Lord & Taylor
38Th Street
89Th Street
Murray Hill
Palm Beach
Commissioner Woods
Old Jack Jenkins
Scanlon
W. Va
Gimbels
Thirty-third Street Broadway
Gimbel Fur Storage
Madison Square
S200
Mackinaw
Milan
Porto Rico
Shoninger
Cincinnati
Moncay
Thomas J. Hovell
Englishman Long
Department of Service
FSF
Exchange Place
Chicago
Kansas Cty
Lackawanna Railroad
Wall St
Howard St
Brook N
Fulton Ss
Herald Square
Priestley Cravenette
Plifth
London
Pifth Tleer
Pifth Floer
Cobhortiip
Macy
Morocco
Main Moor
Macy's
5Th St
25Th St
Oxfords
Apne
35Th St
Macy’s
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