Morgan Withdrawal Shakes Wall Street Across Majors
JP Morgan & Co withdrew from twenty seven corporations with plans to end interlocking directorships and a leading financier George F Baker signaled similar action. The move caused a Wall Street thrill and nearly halted trading as brokers and bankers discussed the upheaval.
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New York
J.P. Morgan &@ Co
George F. Baker
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Houses of Finance
Morgan
J. P. Morgan & Co
Eminent Jurist Powers Dies After Illness at Home
Former Utah Supreme Court associate justice and United States senator designate Powers died Friday at 6:15 AM at his home after a brief illness. Born June 16 1851 at Pultneyville New York he gained national renown as a lawyer and Democratic leader. He declined a 1900 Senate appointment but later pursued politics and national convention work.
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Orinao v. Powers
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Cleveland
Juriats
J Power
Pultneyville
N. Y
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United States
Aquila Nebeker
Senate
Congress
W. J. Bryan
Unclear: Robbery tale from a muddled text
A garbled report describes three individuals in a cabin where a crime occurs. Two business people are robbed and forced to drive before being dumped in a street location. Names and places are obscured in the legible fragments.
Lopez Mine Search Abandoned In Utah Reef
In Bingham Utah the Lopez case ends as Sheriff Smith pulls back deputies after a full underground sweep of the Apex mine yields no sign of Rafael Lopes. He plans nationwide circulars and a $1,000 reward while acknowledging the mine may still conceal the missing Mexican and that further expert searching could continue at county expense.
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Bingham
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Rafael Lopes
Utah-Apex
Smith
Lopes
Hopes To End Strike In Copper District Talks Continue
Labor Department official John B. Densmore met Friday with copper strike negotiators in Houghton Michigan to seek a peaceful resolution. The sessions followed earlier communications and aimed to bridge differences within twenty four hours amid ongoing district tensions.
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Dury Vindicates Hobbs and Vicksburg Case Trial Update
A misread clipping reports Dury clearing Hobbs in a Vicksburg matter involving Mimi O A Hable, linked to a whale pemnater accusation. The defendant faced revolving and soliciting charges and was set for trial, with a Wednesday hearing and a July foreseen pretrial proceeding noted.
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O. A. Hable
Battle near Tripoli reported amid fighting in Peeta capital
Readable fragments describe a clash near the capital Peeta as Arab forces engage. Troops fromlgllen and patve reportedly clash with opposing forces near ier auk, with limited detail on dates or outcomes.
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Peeta
Colume
Lgllen
Patve
Ove Boure
Berce
Fightiug
Refugees on American soil loom as Mexican army flees
The northern division of Mexico’s federal army at Ojinaga with eleven generals and about 4000 soldiers faced a three day battle with General Ortega’s rebels. As carnage marked the border, the federal line edged toward crossing into the United States. Major McNamee warned of a probable flight as 500 cavalry and border patrol prepared to halt up to 4000 fighters at the river. In Kentucky, Col Robert Morrow Kelly a longtime lawyer and editor of the Louisville Daily Commercial since 1870 died Sunday.
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Ojinage
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Ojinaga
M. N. McNamee
Border Patrol
Fifteenth Cavalry
Loulaville, Ky
Col. Rovert Marrow Kelly
Kentucky
Loulaville Daily Commercial
Red Cross
Storm Threatens Northern California Regions Amid Calm Weather
A stormy system sweeps Northern California risking coastal erosion and power outages while authorities urge precautions. In Augusta Georgia, James Jordan, a Grovetown resident, shot his wife and daughter Thursday before turning the gun on himself, leaving a deadly domestic case under investigation.
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Gemene
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Mother Jones Deported From Trinidad by State Militia
Acting under orders from Adjutant General John Chase the Colorado militia in Trinidad intercepted labor organizer Mother Jones on her arrival from El Paso. She was ordered to return to Denver and escorted to the city limits to prevent exhorting strikers. The deportation sparked anger among strike leaders, who requested her protection from troops and townspeople. John McLennan and other Colorado Federation of Labor leaders were present but were not allowed to speak to her.
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Colo
Om Gera
Adjt
John Chase
Mary Jones
el Paso
Walsenburg
Jones
Denver
Atrikera
General Chase
John McLennon
Colorado Federation of Labor
Wilson Lind mission mystery deepens as ship returns
Wilson and Lind confer as the cruiser Chester leaves for Mexico with John Lind, the president's envoy. No explanation given for Lind’s delayed shore leave. theories cite avoiding press scrutiny or signaling policy continuity. Also reports missy Wheeler dies after car trolley crash. postal fraud crackdown noted. Chinese students urged to spread faith. Wyoming fire at Superior destroys eight buildings causing $100,000 damage.
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John Lind
Mexico
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Wwaon
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Superior
Cabinet to Retain Offices in Servia
Servian cabinet will remain in office as King rejects resignation tendered in December by N. P. Packston. A meeting in San Francisco pledged a boycott of eating houses operated by the Industrial Workers and their followers among the unemployed. A daring aviator’s record flight near Lincoln Headey, San Francisco, ended with a spectacular display above a crowd of thousands. In New York, baseball race results may be decided by popular vote in both the National and American leagues.
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Precder
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Opera
New York
Alleter
Ranke
Plapore
Amer
Mining firm refuses to recognize Western Federation of Miners
Boston based Calumet and Heelin Mining Company says it will not recognize the Western Federation of Miners or employ its members amid a strike. The statement claims industrial peace has prevailed for fifty years and affirms no discrimination between workers who support or oppose labor unions. It criticizes the federation’s policy and notes most employees have petitioned against recognizing the organization.
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Calumet & Heelin Mining Company
Thse
Western Federation of Miners
Citizens Deport Miners in Steamboat Springs Riot Case
Seven members of the United Mine Workers of America were expelled from Steamboat Springs Colorado on orders from the Routt County Taxpayers league after rioting and assault charges tied to regional miners strike. The league issued a proclamation forcing all miners to seek work or leave the county. UMWA state organizer Frank Garnier telegrammed President Wilson protesting the move.
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United Mine Workers of America
Colorado
Carranza Distributes Aid in Hermosillo
In Hermosillo on Sunday Venustiano Carranza's aid handout Provided clothing and blankets from a bandstand at the city plaza. The scene showed relief for the poor as locals received goods from the constitutionalist leader.
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Lonore
Mexica
Venustilano Carransm
Rero
Coalhutla
Congressman Vie Elims Candidacy In Wyote House Race
Witebite Kansas Congressman Vie announces intent to run for the United States House of Representatives with master Jim Keanna named as key ally. Brinkum confirms support as the campaign outlines its early strategy and goals.
Northwest Notes on mining, weather, and incidents in the region
A chaotic混彩 of mining news reports, weather memories, and legal woes. The text notes a mining foreman killed in an Ogden hospital after clothing caught in hoisting machinery, recalls a winter resembling 1865, and mentions a New York delegation visiting Butte to examine tuberculosis patients. It highlights a Bank of Caldwell closure, ore value estimates, hog farming trends, and pending actions by Idaho and Oregon officials regarding depots and rail lines, all set near the Gannett peak in Wyoming.
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Dees
Carter
Wye
C Bull
Comb
Ogden
Butler
Pony Express
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Julian J. Meyer
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Normile
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Mila
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Walls
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Pocatello
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