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The Nome Daily Nugget

Location

Nome, Alaska, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1914

Page

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New Fraud Case Tangles Mrs. Loder in Copper Mine Scheme

Mrs. Andre Wy. Loder was arrested in Seattle for using the mails to fraudulently promote shares in a non existent Kupreanof Island copper mine. She claimed the Kupreanof Copper Mining and Smelting Co owned eighty thousand acres and would rapidly develop the site, circulating circulars nationwide and selling stock before a postal inspector halted the scheme.

Seattle Andre Wy. Loder Loder Toe Kupreeanof Copper Mining and Smelting Company Ther Company Sereet Kupreanof Island Alaska Tis Kapreonof Alexander Arch Vilage Aaska

Oregon primary signals Republican gains in state race

May 17 Portland report says Oregon primary results indicate a strong potential Republican victory in the general election. Gubernatorial candidates include James Whithcomb Republican C Smith Democrat and L H McMahan Progressive. Senate nominees are R A J Peeth Republican William Hanley Progressive and George Chamberlain Democrat.

Oregon Portland Pelle Reson United States James Whithcomb C. Smith L. H. McMahan R. A.J Peeth William Hanley George Chamberlain

Commodore Barry Statue Unveiled in Franklin Park

In Washington May 13 the statue of Commodore Barry was unveiled with ceremonies. President Wilson spoke in a eulogy praising Barry and the founders of the republic for guiding the nation toward living free from entangling alliances with foreign powers.

Washington, D. C Commodore John Barry Franklyn Park Wilson Commodore Barry Washington Barry

Huerta delegates authorized to submit resignation report

Washington reports Huerta delegates at the peace conference may submit his resignation if needed. Secretary Logan called the development hopeful and mediators appeared confident in avoiding arms while seeking a peaceful settlement for Mexico. The news followed Tampico era anxieties and hinted at possible U.S. troop withdrawals as mediators push a settlement. Also New York reports federal reserve banks to open soon with Albany Syracuse Buffalo and New York National sworn in as reserve banks.

Washington, D.C Fuerta Mexico Logan Washington, D. C Huerta Republic of Mexico Mexico City Washington Menbors Congress Bryan United States Tampico New York Federal Reserve Banka Federal Bank of the Second Reserve Division Albany Syracuse Buffalo San Francisco

Wilson Rebukes Colorado Governor Over Labor Strife

President Wilson sent a letter to Governor Ammon of Colorado criticizing the state for not calling a special legislative session to pass laws to prevent conflicts between mine owners and workers. He said Colorado should exercise its sovereignty and act, rather than rely on federal intervention. The president implied the state legislature could and should have controlled the situation.

Denver Am “Mon Colorado Wilson Atelc Ammon

Convicted Indianapolis Dynamiters Face Prison

Chicago May 18 The long fight of twenty four convicted Indianapolis dynamiters ends with their likely imprisonment unless President Wilson grants a pardon. petitions were circulated urging clemency but the verdict stands.

Chicago Indianapolis Wilson Monster Circuit Courts of Appeala Leavenworth Penitentiary Supreme Court of the United States

Injunction Denied in Connors v. Wen Case

District Judge Tucker denied a motion for injunction in the case J J Connors v N Andy Wen et al finding the submitted evidence insufficient to justify a preliminary injunction. The ruling follows ongoing legal action and mentions pardons and related political context. Geographical and time references include Leavenworth and Candlecreek.

District Jurge Tucker J. J. Connors

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