Settlement talks hint at broader coal conflict resolution
Multiple reports from November 24 indicate renewed discussions between operators and workers over the anthracite dispute. A private conference between counsel and representatives suggested a satisfactory settlement could be reached outside formal channels, with a Washington conference planned for later in the day.
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Wayne Macanal
Railways
John & St Telng
Thomas
Tomov- Washington
Represenothve
John Lid
Darren
Self Confessed Anarchists Charged Over Plot Against French President
New York reporters say Lanton and Menta, self confessed anarchists, were arrested with maps and papers indicating a plot to assassinate President Loubet of France. They were fined 3 pounds each for disorderly conduct and released as police plan a stronger case.
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France
New York
Lanton and
Menta
Loubet
Frances
Colombians Defeated After Venezuelan Invasion
Consul Bowen wire reports from Caracas that Colombian forces invaded Venezuela on November 16, were defeated, and retreated across the border by November 19. Washington dispatch notes the action occurred with the Colombians withdrawing to the line.
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Venezuela
Washington
Bowen
State Department
Caracas
Fire at Galicia oil wells kills eighteen in Vienna report
A massive fire at the Boreslaw petroleum wells in Galicia destroyed the town of Boreslaw as flames rose six feet and were seen 200 miles away. The blaze caused millions in damages and eighteen lives were reported lost this morning.
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Vienna
Austria
Boreslaw
Galicia
Labor turmoil ends in Havana riot and bloodshed
Havana reports say a tobacco workers strike triggered widespread disorder with 30,000 out. clashes left Captain Maceo and several strikers dead, police casualties and rioters marching on Palma's palace. U S officials seek protection for Americans as chaos paralyzes the city.
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Havana
Palma
Tobacoco
Con
Maceo
Pothce
Squires
Would-Be Lords. Morgan to Move to England and Expatriate
A Manchester dispatch says J Pierpont Morgan will make England his permanent home by buying a grand residence in Grovenaor Square. Foxball Keene also plans expatriation. In Berlin, Krupp's widow is named sole heir the will forbids placing his plants in a stock company or selling them for 25 years.
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America
England
Manchester
J. Pierpont Morgan
Groevenor Square
Foxball Keene
Berlin
Henry Krupp
Special Autopsy Ordered in Mrs Gore Death in Paris
Consul Gowdy appoints Dr Magnien Dr Whitman and Dr Turner all American to perform a special autopsy on Mrs Elien Gore in Paris The procedure will be independent of the French inquiry and is planned for tomorrow with authorities permission Funeral set for 2 pm at the American Episcopal church A preliminary examination of Rydzewski accompanies the case The American autopsy may challenge the French doctors findings or cast new light on the incident
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Consul Gowdy
Paris
Ry«sewski
Kai Rydzewski
Slot Machines Stop In Spokane As Police Shut Down Game
Spokane officials shut down the citys slot machines with handles removed and machines toppled. only Fountain Hank Farmers Home saloons remain with limited operation at midnight. Across the Atlantic London hosts a 16 round bout between Edille Connolly and Jack Palmer for England middleweight honors with $1500 purse and $1000 side bet as both train earnestly.
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Spokane
Fountain Saloon
Dan Darling
Hank
Charles Packeritz
Farmers’ Home
Jack” Kildee
London
National Sporting Club
Edille Connolly
St. John
N. B
Jack Palmer
Newcastle on-Tyne
England
Palmer
Wool Clip Totals Report in Wool Review of 102
The annual Wool Review for 102 shows 2184122 whoop in the United States, excluding lambs under one year, with wool clip totaling 266,602,328 pounds, up about 9,000 pounds from last year. Sheep numbers rise mainly in Kentucky, Montana, and Wyoming.
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New York
Wool Review
United States
Kentucky
Montana
Wroming
Robber Steals $40,000 Package in Express Transfer
A dramatic theft in Lincoln, Nebraska, sees an express courier lose a $40,000 package en route to Portland, Oregon. The bag was being moved between safes when the robber struck and escaped with the money.
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Portland
Lincoln
Neb
Pulse
Uber
Adamic Express
Dr. the Messenger
Pittsburg Welterweight Clash Tonight at Local Club
Matty Matthews, welterweight champion, and Eddie Kennedy of Pittsburg, are slated for a 20 round bout tonight. Their last meeting in Toronto over a year ago ended with Matthews winning, and observers expect a repeat performance tonight.
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Pittsburg
Matty Matthews
Eddie Kennedy
Toronto
Matthews
Kennedy
Des Moines Poultry Show Opens in Des Moines Ila
Des Moines, Ila Nov 24 One of the largest poultry shows in the region opens under the Des Moines Fanciers Association. Exhibits number in the thousands including chickens turkeys ducks geese rabbits and Belgian hares. The event runs all week with $1000 in prizes awarded at closing.
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Nota
Todey
Virginia Itd
Des Moines
Ila
Fa de Tipton Auction in Lexington Sells 260 Fine Horses
The Fa de Tipton Company opened a three day sale of fine blooded horses in Lexington Kentucky. Over 260 head will be disposed of including consignments from Melbourne Meadow Chesterbrook Dixiana and Sunes Sten studs. Twenty two horses are listed as part of the catalog.
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Lexington
Fade Tipton Company
Melbourne
Meadow Chesterbrook Throupe
Dixiana
Ead Sunes Sten
Largest suit seeks 100 million from Huntington estate
Walter Moore, for Central Pacific minority stockholders, files suit as receiver to recover 100 million alleging fraud by Collis P. Huntington and confederates over road contracts. Work cost cited as 63,000,900 with road charging 100,000,000. Order issued to show cause why Huntington estate executor should file an inventory.
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United States
Collis J. Huntington
New York
Walter Moore
Central Pacific
Jontie Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Hauntington
Traffic in Girls Exposed as Arrests Shake Philadelphia
Philadelphia report details 118 women and girls arrested, with 40 arraigned on human trafficking charges. Several were remanded as prosecutors seek full evidence. German consul initiates efforts to capture agents who lured victims from homes.
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Philadelphia
Severaaen
Germany
Ministers Call for Systematic Agitation Against Smoot
The Ministerial Association of the United States adopted resolutions this afternoon denouncing Apostle Reed Smoot as Utah senator. They urged Gentile groups nationwide to wage a systematic agitation following tactics similar to those used in the Roberts case.
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United States
Reed Smoot
Salt Lake
Apostle Reed Smoot
Utah
Congressman Roberts
Prominent Crook County Pioneer Supports Williamson on Carey Act
A Crook County leader, H. G. Newsom of Prineville, pledged support for Representative Williamson regarding the Carey Act. Newsom, a noted figure and irrigation convention delegate, voiced his agreement yesterday, marking his alignment with Williamson on the issue.
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Crook County
Williamson
Carey
G. Newsom
Prineville
Newsom
Disputed Carey Act impacts on homesteads and irrigation
The speaker condemns the Carey Act, arguing it favors speculators and fails to create homes for the poor. He contrasts government financed irrigation with private schemes, noting higher costs, persistent control by companies, and long term water access tied to land payments. He cites Deschutes valley potential and signs of opportunity for settlers. A separate note reports tests at Nurnberg on flywheel resistance reducing energy waste.
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Deschates Valley
Waco Basin
Deschutes
The
Cascades
Nurnberg
Live Bird Shoot at Pendleton Gun Club Report
Otis Turner topped a Pendleton Gun Club live bird shoot on Sunday securing first prize in the first event. Waite Spence and F. J. Stillman claimed second, with Matlock and Clarke taking thirds in various rounds. Turner also led in the second event with Matlock, while Clarke Ayres and Stillman contended for third. Post-event practice followed at the shooting grounds.
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Otis Turner
Waite
Spence
Stillman
Pendleton
Turner
Frei Waite
Jim Spence
F. J. Stillman
Wen Matlock
Shax Clarke
Matlock
Ted
Walte
Clarke
Ayres
Geveral
Mise
Thia
Bine Rocks
Wheat at 61 Cents as Farmers Hope for 66
Wheat sits at 61 cents in markets as farmers hold surplus hoping for 66 cents. A sale of 6000 bushels was reported at 64 1/2 cents last Saturday, the strongest price this year. The Lakeview area reports a severe Silver Lake sandstorm with drifting sand coating homes and interiors, causing widespread disrupti on and discomfort.
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Thomas Montgomery
J. B. Kennedy
Canteens Backed by Officers in Army Debate
War Department release reports majority of officers favor army canteens as the best morale measure. Since canteens were abolished, three hundred dives near posts have sprung up selling liquor, with fourteen saloons operated by the army posts in the United States. The report notes no case where abolition improved conditions, while many commanders advocate keeping canteens to uphold morals.
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Washington
War Department
Army Poeta
United States
Command Oy
Inspector Suspended Over Tobacco Promises to Land Cigars
San Francisco reports inspector Henry Tromman suspended by Collector Stratton after tobacco men accused him of promising to land cigars without duty in exchange for payments. Separate items note political conference at the White House yielding no clear candidate and Pendleton police enforcing a curfew for minors after 7 pm amid street loitering concerns.
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San Francisco
Menry ‘Troomman
Collyetar Stratton Pon
Eigar
Washington
White Thure To- Jay
Cannon
Hindule
Apparent Stranger Held on Hin Peculiar Actions
A well dressed stranger claiming Washington origin forced his way into the home of H M Edwards Sunday. He claimed to need consolation, spoke of being haunted by enemies, and was taken into custody. Police will examine him and, if warranted, commit him to an asylum.
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Dame &S Jones
Clalmea
Washington
HL Edwards
Edwards
Edwarde
South Pole Mine Expands Tunnels Richest on Mother Lode
South Pole Mine now employs many men on tunnels No 1 and 2. All winter supplies are secured, with recent gains suggesting a stock price rise in a few weeks. The company owns 4941 feet on North Pole Hill and reports the mine as the richest in the mother lode. Present price 15c per share. Maps, photographs, and ore samples available.
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South Pole
North Pole Hill
Mother Lode
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