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The Kemmerer Camera

Location

Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1914

Page

15

Trust Bills Ready for Action in Congress

Four proposed measures to strengthen the Sherman antitrust act were released. One creates an Interstate Trade Commission. others tighten interlocking directorship bans, define monopolistic acts, and curb price discrimination. A fourth bill on railroad securities regulation is not drafted yet and will be considered later.

Washington Wilson Congress Interstate Trade Commission House Clayton Judiciary Judiciary Subcommittee Senate Interstate Commerce Committees

Labor Party Move Fails Despite United Mine Workers Debate

The United Mine Workers convention in Indianapolis after hours of debate adopted a resolution calling working people to unite in a political labor party without naming a party or setting up preparations. Socialist delegates pressed for an explicit labor party endorsement.

Indianapolis United Mine Workers of America

San Francisco chosen for 1915 ANLA meeting

The Denver based American National Live Stock association closed its seventh annual convention naming San Francisco as the 1915 meeting site and reelecting H. A. Jastro of Bakersfield Cal as president. Chicago lawyer Steers, a noted yachtsman, died here. his sailing yacht Florgyn was reportedly the largest water craft on freshwater.

Denver American National Live Stock Association San Francisco H. A. Jastro Bakersfield Cal Chicago Tinorge Steers Florgyn

Prince von Buelow Writes History of Feswer Reign

Prince Von Buelow, once chancellor of the German empire, has authored a history covering the feudal era under the reign of William. The work expands on political and diplomatic events, drawing on archival letters and state papers.

German Empire Feswer William

Locomotive Fire Destroys Trinity Compress Plant

A locomotive fire in Fort Worth Texas ignited sparking a blaze that destroyed the Trinity Compress company plant. The blaze consumed 400 bales of cotton and about twenty five loaded freight cars. Firefighters battled the flames but containment was hindered by the abundance of cotton fibers. No injuries reported.

Porth Worth Texas Sparke

Investigation of Strikes Warhicton Congress Holds Probe

Congress approves an investigation into the strikes in Colorady on Wine and Ye Michigan copper. The House, in a rare act, sets a formal inquiry with expected testimony and an outlining of issues to be examined.

Warhicton Congressona Michigan

Diplomatic Tiptoeing Over Huerta Crisis in Mexico

Washington circles report growing belief that Huerta’s regime nears collapse. John Lind's talks with Mexican figures draw interest from diplomats who see Francisco de la Barra as a potential interim leader guiding a move from violence to elections under Wilson administration stance against recognition.

Washington Huerta Mexico John Lind Wilson Mr. Lind Jesus Flores Magon White House Lind Francisco de la Barra France General' Ding Senor de la Barra de la Barra Moni

Japanese Foreign Minister Warns of California Land Law Fallout

Baron Makino told the Japanese parliament that US replies on California alien land legislation were unsatisfactory and Tokyo sought another path. The address notes the third note to Bryan remained unanswered, and that Ambassador Chinda met President Wilson on March 5 to urge halting the threatened California law.

Nobeaki Makino Japanees Parliament of Japan California United States Tokio Bryan Chinds Wilson

Born to Napoleon Heir Victor Napoleon’s Daughter Born

The Brussels heir to Prince Victor Napoleon, claimant to the French throne, was born here on Friday. Victor Napoleon, aged fifty two, wed Princess Clementine of Belgium in 1910. A daughter followed on March 20, 1912.

Brussels Victor Napoleon France Clementine Belgium

Earthquake at Lepante damages town and fortress

Severe quake strikes Lepante Nauplia in the Gulf of Washington area Friday night causing damage to several houses and partial wrecking of a fortress. No injuries reported. Secretary Wilson cites Hindu labor influx as reason for seeking exclusion measures.

Lepante Athens Naupaktos Gulf of Washington Wilson Department of Labor Congress United States Pacific

Francis Grierson A Noted Pianist and Music Virtuoso

Francis Grierson known as Francie Grierson is celebrated as a seafaring musician with remarkable musical ability. His status as one of the world’s most famous pianists rests on praised facility and enduring public acclaim.

Francie Grierson Gree

Missing Submarine Located Near Whitesand Bay

The British submarineaats sank to the bay floor on January 18 and was located Wednesday in four fathoms of water, about four miles from shore.

Plymouth Hritikh Whitesand Bay Wedaweday Wen

Aattien Rebellion Grows Stronger Across Regions

The text reports a widening Aattien rebellion with President Cresta about to abdicate and transfer power to General Belard while Senator Theodore proclaims himself supreme chief. Key revolutionary gains include captured towns on the Petit Goave south shore and Miregpane, near Port-au-Prince, with foreign warships Montana and Vineta anticipated in the area.

Revolutiontets Petit Goare Pentanain Miregpane Bay of Gonaives Port Au Prinos United States Montana Vineta Fo Mirales Creste

Goethals to Govern Canal Zone and Overseer Alaska Rail Plan

Washington reports Colonel George W. Goethals will be appointed civil governor of the canal zone after his current duties. Plans indicate a push to place him in charge of constructing the proposed Alaska railway once his canal work concludes.

Panama Alaska Washington George W. Goethals Canal Sea Alaskian

MOVER TO RETURN FOR TRIAL AND OTHER MINING NEWS

A report from Denver notes a mover to return for trial involving a son of a Denver figure and the federation’s general counsel. Bingham Utah miners trapped by a fire in porphyry workings were found after an all day search, 3,600 feet from the tunnel portal. Castle Gate helmet men located the bodies of Bob Adgra and Mike Virkorenich. In De Beque Colorado an oil strike flowing 100 barrels daily was reported drifting toward 200 barrels as gas vents surfaced on the Dudley Grand Junction property after a 1,750 foot drill. New York society leader Helmant has joined Emmeline Pankhurst events in Washington and Me.

Bingham Utah Boston Bob Adgra Mike Virkorenich Jack Manbey Frank Johnson Castle Gate Denver Colo de Baque de Beque Grand Junction W. EB. Dudley Eaparts

Motel Fire Destroys Alaska Hotel. One Buried

Fairbanks Alaska Sunday destruction of a Third Avenue hotel by fire left one man believed buried in the ruins. A storm-related collapse injured another person seriously while a wall fell trapping a worker. In Chicago reports claim a large citrus crop with bumper yields from the Pacific coast.

Alaska Fairbanks Third Avenue Chicago Pacific Comet Citrus Fruit Gruwere B.C. McCormicn Houthern Paab

Five Die in Collision Near Geitielen and Michigan

A freight train collision near Geitielen and Michigan City left five people dead and several others injured. Authorities report a passenger car derailment following a wreck on a trestle about three miles from the junction. Investigators are examining the cause as freight and passenger cars were entangled in the derailment.

Lacheus Mus Unday Michigan

Amoral West Utah killings tale from Captain Devis

Formarly lived at Westwater Utah ATS KL THREE EN TMA recounts a 1908 ambush in the Woodenshoes country near the Uliah Inding reservation. He says Brock and two others were killed when he opened fire after ambushing their party. Convicted of manslaughter, he served a weighty sentence in Grand County jail.

Formarly Westwater Utah Wheeler Captain Devis Davia West Tols Woodenshos Uliah Inding Brock Grand County St Mosb Wight

Alagka Railway Bill Passed by Senate With Broad Powers

Washington votes 48 to 16 to approve a bill authorizing the government to equip operate or lease rail routes the president to exercise broad powers in construction and related work provisions. The measure permits redemption funds and allocates a portion of Panama Canal revenues to construction.

Washington Senate Pansma Canal

Train kills man at 1 Joseph road crossing

Malt Lake City man John F Harm, 27, was instantly killed when a Bamberger train struck him at the 1 Joseph road crossing Saturday night. His skull was crushed and he died before the train returned to Balt Lake. He was with two men and two women. their engine failed as they were on the crossing.

Bomb outrage hits Glass gun botanical gardens conservatory

Glasgow reports allege militant suffragettes carried out the attack destroying the conservatory at Glass gun botanical gardens. News from Mexico City describes rebels massacring hundreds of women children and federal soldiers near Venegas north of Ban Sule with several casualties reported.

Walfrogets Glasgow Glass Gun Botanical Gardens Mexico City Oos Venegas Ban Sule

Northwest Notes and West Ides Irruota in Shuffle of Events

A scattered roundup of western news items covers rail engine wreck near Biko and traffic delay, cattle price trends, a Boise-Payette seed shipment to Lewiston, a federal court sentencing in East Labs City, and chatter about western leadership changes. Reports note thefts, arrests in Seattle, a New Year’s injury, and a fire tragedy involving a ranch family.

Biko North Boise Payette Lewiston Idaho W. L. Cummings East Labs City Cheyenne James Deblmas Omaha Thesd Cheyenss Cooperative Asticn Seattle T. R Kally Arthur Bird Pacific Mutual Bond & Loan Company Om Fedures Postomics Pacific Northwest Jobe Lisbe Will Beessmazy Eve Robbera Curd

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