Twenty Two Drowned In Oklahoma Tanker Sinking
The tank steamer Oklahoma sank off Sandy Hook killing twenty two crew members. Several vessels stood by but could not reach survivors. Wireless reports say Captain Gunher and crew were evacuated by the Bavaria after the ship left New York bound for Port Arthur Texas.
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Oklahoma
Sandy Hook
Bavaria
Pues Gunher
Bert Syopson
Sed
el Nuta Dahle
Carl Eklinde
William Davis
Christian Rasmussen
Hamilton Powell
Norman Erickson
M. Guffey Petroleum Company
New York
Port Arthur
Tex
Seven Miners Deported In Colorado Labor Clash
Seven striking miners were deported from Steamboat Springs by the Routt County Taxpayers' league with others told to work or leave the county. United Mine Workers counsel urged men to stand their rights and warned against interference by anyone but peace officers. Also noted were large corn imports into New York following tariff changes reducing duties, with millions more under contract from South America.
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Steamboat Springs
Colo
New York
South American Republic
State Fair Board Elects Officers and Fresh Rules
Jancob June 22 report notes all incumbent board members retained their terms with Wood Banning as the sole new member. Officers named without opposition include President Joseph Roberts, J A Oris as first vice president, R W Walcott as second vice president, W Ro Mellor as secretary, George F Dickman as treasurer, and C H Rudge with Peter Youngers on the board of managers. A rule for better entertainments at the fair and a rule barring the retiring president from the executive board were approved.
Double in Marine Force on Mexican Coast Reported
A condensed report notes the US marine force on the Mexican coast has been doubled. The piece also lists various international and domestic political events, court actions, and economic updates with numerous named entities and dates from the period.
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United States Marine Force
North Platte Buyers Take Control of Local Electric Plant
Willis Todd and J W Parrish of Omaha have become owners of the North Platte electric plant. Todd had previously filed on the Birdwood stream, and the plan is to supply power to North Platte and other county towns for electrical use.
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North Platte
Neb
Willis Todd
J. W Parrish
Omaha
Todd
Birdwood
Miner union plans return of Mother Mary Jones in strike zone
Representatives of the United Mine Workers began preparations in Denver to bring Mother Mary Jones back to Trinidad or other points in the southern strike zone from which she was deported by state troops. Adjutant General Chase, per Governor Ammons, ordered that her appearance anywhere in the strike region would lead to immediate imprisonment under the incommuniado rule of military authority.
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United Mine Workers
Denver
Mary Jones
Trinidad
Chase
Ammons
Walsenburg
All Hands Taken Off Stranded Ship Near Grand Manan
Rescue steamers carrying survivors from the royal mail steamer Cobequid arrived at Yarmouth Nova Scotia after rescuing all hands from the vessel stranded on the ledges of Grand Manan in the Bay of Fundy.
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Royal Mail
Cobequid
Grand Manan
Bay of Fundy
Yarmouth
N. T
Count Ito Dies in Tokyo at Seventy One
Count Yuk Yo Ito, fleet admiral of the Japanese navy, died in Tokyo in his seventy first year, ending a long career marked by command and service in wartime and peacetime duties.
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Yuk Yo Ito
Tokyo
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