Indictment of Miners Union Officials Shocks Copper Area
Warrants issued for the arrest of Western Federation of Miners officials and members. Charles H. Moyer and 37 others indicted on conspiracy charges tied to the copper miners strike. Several true bills returned but sealed for felonies. bonds set at 1,000 dollars. Deportation and disorder witnesses at court cited in ongoing probe.
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Aberiffe
Houghton
Calumet
Moyer
Charles Tanner
Sraud
Intervention in Mexico Favored by Gillette in War Speech
Washington report notes Representative Gillette of Massachusetts argues intervention is the only result of current U S policy and criticizes Secretary Bryan. He says recognizing Huerta early would have quieted the disturbance. The same dispatch covers woolgrowers’ criticism of tariff and Democratic policies at a Salt Lake City meeting. A tented city at Fort Bliss, El Paso for 400 Mexican soldiers and refugees from Ojinaga is described with their split into commands to await further orders.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
House
Gillette
Massachusetts
Bryan
Huerta
Salt Lake City
Wilson
National
Woolgrowery’ Association
Elke Clag
el Paso
Texas
Fort Bliss
Ojinaga
Mex
Presidio
Tex
War Department
Democratic Party
Willem Jennings Bryan
Commission
Frank I. Gooling
Idaho
Unclear Source Text Detains Bandits at Pally Tank Site
An OCR damaged report describes armed men looting a tank site and escaping with a pistol and valuables. It mentions a rescue of villagers and an escape to a distant locale, referencing a regional conflict and unnamed groups.
Would Eliminate Rule of Reason in Sherman Act Gases
Representative Stanley of Kentucky, after conference with President Wilson, introduced an amendment to the Sherman act designed to ban monopolization or restraint of trade in any degree. It would empower federal courts to restrain violations irrespective of the attorney general, aligning with the president’s wish to narrow the debatable scope of antitrust law. Stanley, head of the United States Steel inquiry committee, says the measure aids forthcoming legislation and is not an administration bill.
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Washington
Stanley
Kentucky
Wilson
Supreme Court
Standard Oil
United States
Con- Breas
United States Steel Corporation
Congress
Shocks Ravage Kagoshima Japan After Tremors Hit
Tremors rattled Tarumiza and Ushine in Kagoshima as Sakuraihima produced lava and rock, causing crevasses and many casualties. Villages evacuated, houses destroyed, the island neck linked by lava flows, while other regions report ongoing aftershocks.
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Kagoshima
Japan
Sakura Jima
Tarumiza
Ushine
Ozumi
Kagoshima Bay
Sakuraihima
Onumi
Navy contracts for armor piercing projectiles awarded
Secretary Casible approved Friday contracts totaling 1017it0 for armor piercing and common projectiles. Warrington-enurner is noted in the record as the recipient or overseer of the procurement.
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Warrington
Navy
Casible
Enemepnemt ti Bhekeedt Uhe Week of August Plans
AOR Encampment in August details the forty eighth annual gathering of the Grand Army of the Republic in Detroit during the week of August 1. The notice, issued by the G A executive committee, outlines logistics and participation for veterans groups.
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Detroit
European Powers Press US Action On Mexican Debt
Washington reports that Mexico will suspend interest payments for six months, but European bondholders fear renewed pressure from governments to safeguard subjects in Mexico. Officials doubt intervention. Huerta may be using delays to invite it. In San Francisco, the steamship Tiburon ran aground near Fort McDowell in fog, sending hundreds of passengers by various boats to Sausalito.
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United States
Washington
Mexico
General Huerta
San Francisco
Sne
Northwestern Pacific
Tiburon
Fort McDowell
Angel
Samalito
Value of Education Prompts Wealth Gain Claim
Washington Philander Claser tun, federal commissioner of education, told House education committee that educating 1,000,000 literates in the United States could add 500 million dollars to the nation's potential wealth. In Youngstown Ohio fire crews uncovered a body in a locked room, the skull crushed, after extinguishing a fire on East Federal Street.
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Washington
Philander Clasertun
Educmthon
House
Edwcmtina Sistiar Uittes
United States
Grima
Youngstown
Olia
East Federal Street
Dremen
Nations to Parade 100 Warships in 1915 International Fleet
The Navy Department calls for about 100 ships to form an international fleet at the Panama Pacific exposition voyage from Hampton Roads to San Francisco. Five nations have assured participation Argentina France Germany Great Britain Portugal and Japan is expected. Each invited country may send four ships while other major navies supply two each. The assembly date is set for early 1915 with travel time of about a month, start by mid January to reach San Francisco by February 20.
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Washington
Hampton Roads
Panama Canal
Golden Gate
Mate Department
Argentine Republic
France
Germany
Great Britain
Portugal
Japan
Navy Department
San Franciso
San Francisco
Huerta Exile Army Fed From U S At Fort Bliss
Vader Mercado and about 4000 exiled Huerta soldiers who fled into the United States after defeat at Ojinage Mexico were housed at Fort Bliss on Saturday. The US government will cover feeding tenting and clothing costs estimated at 45000 monthly. Brigadier General Hugh L Scott ordered rezone to be distributed at half a torloid per day. Mercado says he fled Ojinaga for humanitarian reasons amid rebel ammunition shortages and would face court martial if he returned to Mexico.
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Vader Mercado
United States
Robins
Ojinage
Mexico
Fort Bliss
Huerta
Hugh L. Scott
Mercado
Chihsubas
Ojinags
Ojinaga
Many Buildings Collapse After Sakure Jima Eruptions
Severe eruptions of Sakure Jima late Saturday night, along with a strong earthquake, caused widespread building collapses in Kagoshima. Inhabitants fled again, seas boiled with pumice hindering navigation, and a drifting boat carried fifteen refugees found by Japanese sailors in starving condition. New craters pour smoke toward Osumi as about seven tenths of the island is razed and abandoned.
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Kagoshins
Sakure- Jima
Kagoshima
Gulf of Kagoshima
Osumi
Strike Will Continue In Copper Miners Battle
Houghton Mich report notes six months into the copper miners strike with no new agreement. Labor leaders say mild weather aids perseverance for a long fight, while operators claim the strike’s backbone is broken and warn openings will be filled if strikers do not return promptly.
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Houghton, Mich
Double Tragedy in Montana at Pompeys Pillar Killings
In a Pompeys Pillar split eastern Yellowstone County, E F Gatesley a Montana stockman and ranch owner, allegedly shot Ed Williams a cowboy after a quarrel over stolen cadar poutts. Williams then shot Gatesley, who died shortly after, Williams dying from his wounds.
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Billings
Mont
Hunday
Pompeys Pillar
Yellowstone County
Cadar Pouts
E. F. Gately
Ed. Williams
Williams
Gately
Willian
Democrats Reject Plan for Women Suffrage Committee
Washington Democrats of the house rules committee on Saturday refused to report a rule to create a pending committee on woman suffrage. After discussion the Democratic majority concluded the time was not ripe for a separate committee. The vote was four to three and must be submitted to the entire committee.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Politics May Shorten Session In Washington Deadlines July First
In Washington with the upcoming campaign, Republicans and Progressives push to finish all legislative business by July 1 to allow lawmakers to return to districts for elections. Evangeline Booth Bick suffers bronchitis while staying at Hotel Iroquois. pneumonia risk noted. Convicts form Welfare League in Auburn, organizing reforms with forty nine delegates taking oaths. Medford Indiana reports a man named Oberlin Judah breaking a bone while inspecting a bottom inspection.
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Washington
Congressional
Republicana
Rescue at Sea Returns Thirteen Crew From Sinking Schooner
The Puller Palmer crew of thirteen were rescued Sunday by the steamer Marina after their five-masted schooner began leaking Monday. The ship sank southeast of Cape Cod and all hands survived, arriving in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Palmer
Marina
Maries
Cape Cod
Reverend's Autobilie Pedestrian Fatality Shocked City
A pedestrian died after being struck by four automobiles operated by church figures linked to Cathyliewuniversity. Emergency hospital care followed but the victim did not recover. The incident halted work and raised questions about the ongoing strike involving union members and local officials.
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Washington
Charles F. Keyes
Jobo @pensley
Cathyliewuniversity
Pather
North West Notes Highlights Turbulent Oregon News
Port land and Oregon items report legal challenges over West Woodburn incorporation, police and crime cases, including a slave case in Portland, a fatal shooting in Tenino, and multiple robberies and assaults. Travelers face new steamer fares for children, while governors and officials face wartime labor scrutiny in Denver and Oregon institutions.
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Margaret
Lonely Road
Rens
Curtis Masterson
John Norling
Sucker Creek
Oregon
Wealtin
Masterson
Alexander
North Pacific Steam Chip Company
Portland
John J. McCracken
Hohsanes Creek
Balmen
Idaho
China
Brackey
J. Fueler
McCracken
Micracken Beng
Donald West
Ben W. Crcott
Thomas K Kay
Warthnia
P. Hott
Eiety
Denver
Eliy
Mofet
Chi Burlington & Toeming
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Abraham Flexner
Bureau of Soeial Hygiene
John Th. Rockefeller, Jr
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William J. M’donald
Canygresaman McDonald
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Congrese
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Fort Gite
Montana
Stockman
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Evangeline Booth Bick
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Harry Toy
Goldie Goodell
Ore
Henry Clausen
Butte
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Albert Dahlstrom
Tacome
Federal Grand Jury
Ed M. O! Cole
Tenino
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Inesse
Cole
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Diemond Hill
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