Union Tensions Prompt Western Federation Split Move
Heavy vote against union cards triggers miners meeting to form an independent union in Butte. William O'Brien says the new body will operate without Western Federation ties while N M Donohue pushes to unite factions. If formed the federation's executive could call out engineers and allied unions, risking mine closures. Saloon reopenings follow a 36 hour closure.
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Butte
William O’brien
N. M. Donohue
State Labor Federation
Miners’ Union Committee
Western Federation
Steamer Buelow Ashore With Passengers Near Weymouth
A North German Lloyd steamer named Buelow went ashore in fog near Myrtle Den e west of Portland. A Portland vessel was dispatched to rescue its hundred passengers. The ship rests on rocks at a high cliff foot, but seas are calm and no immediate danger to those aboard.
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Weymouth
England
China Line
Myrtledene
Portland
Fish car to start soon for trout distribution
State game warden C H Barber met with Short Line officials about rebuilding the fish car. Overhaul in Pocatello to enable dispatch of young trout from Warm River and Hay hatcheries to spawning localities. Turner Sparkman will supervise installation. Barber departed west this afternoon.
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C. H. Barber
Pocatello
Turner Sparkman
Game Department
Barber
Roosevelt Declines Run for New York Governor
Roosevelt states he will not run for governor of New York while aboard the Imperator en route from London to New ark. In Southampton a crowd sees him off to sail to the United States. he later suffers a chill on the steamer tender though he says it is the first fever since leaving New York.
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Southampton
New York
Roosevelt
Newark
London
Colonel Roosevelt
United States
Lord Charles Beresford
Ned
Bomb Plot Aims At Imperial Train Near Tsherudovo
Reports from St. Petersburg say a bomb found on the track near Tsherudovo exploded a postal train ahead of the emperor’s special. The imperial family reached Tsarskoe Selo unharmed. Officials deny a bomber’s role, citing a locomotive defect in the pilot wreck.
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Berlin
Tsehudovo
Russia
St. Petersburg
Tsarsko Selo
Charles of
Kishinev
Turks Prepare for Big Scrap in Smyrna Clash Threat
Constantinople reports Turkish authorities ready for a potential Greek attack. The minister of war travels to Smyrna as Turkish troops set mines at the gulf entrance to bolster coastal defense.
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Constantinople
Smyrna
Gulf
American position in Smyrna assessed amid Asia Minor unrest
Washington reports the secretary to Smyrna was instructed to determine the status of Americans as threats of an anti Christian uprising grow in Asia Minor.
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Washington
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Suffragists to Petition Congress in Washington June 27
National Woman association officers plan a Washington visit on June 27 to push suffrage legislation as Vice President Marshall and Speaker Clark are arranged to receive the delegation.
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Washington, D. C
National Women Association
Marshall
Clark
Clark University Commencement in Worcester Receives Noted Visitors
Worcester June 18 Clark University held commencement exercises with many distinguished visitors. Argentine Minister to Washington Dr Romulo Noan delivered the address titled The Moral Sense of the People as a Condition of Success in Democracy.
United States Accused of Conspiring to Favor Huerta
June 18 report says Wilson administration doubts mediation success at Niagara Falls as Rabasa asserts constitutionalists must back a provisional president. Officials prepare US reply while 25 Carranza officials are linked to Villa’s forces in Juarez seizure. Brazil’s minister in Mexico City urges Americans remain away until peace conference ends.
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Washington
Niagara Falls
Wilson
Senor Rabasa
Huerta
Rabasa
United States
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Republic
Lorimer Munday Bank Faces Receiver in Insolvency
Chicago June 18 The LaSalle Street Trust and Savings bank known as the Lorimer Munday bank faced a petition for a receiver in Cook County Circuit Court. Attorney General Lucey argued the state examiner’s report showed assets depleted and that former U S Senator Lorimer and Charles B Munday controlled the bank and backed securities of their affiliated corporations.
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Chicago
LaSalle Street Trust & Savings Bank
Cook County
Lucey
Lorimer-Munday Bank
U. S
Lorimer
Charles B. Munday
Texas Editors Meet in Wichita Falls Convention
Wichita Falls hosts the Texas Press association annual convention as editors, their families, and friends take over the city for the week. Prominent publishers from other states address the gathering and experts discuss every phase of newspaper making.
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Texas
Wichita Falls
Texas Press Association
Peruvian Minister Delivers Commencement Address at Miami U
In Oxford Ohio on June 18 the senior class of Miami University received degrees at the seventy fifth annual commencement. President Raymond M. Hughes conferred diplomas and Frederico Alfonso Pezet, the Peruvian minister to the United States, delivered the address to graduates.
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Oxford
Miami University
Raymond M. Hughes
Frederico Alfonso Pezet
United States
Montana Man Nominated to Survey General Post
Washington June 18 President Wilson nominated Henry Gerhart of Billings Montana to be surveyor general of Montana.
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Montana
Washington
Wilson
Henry Gerhart
Billings
Mont
Elrod Seeks Secretary Post for Tri-State Eagles
The tri state convention adjourned in Salt Lake City with next meeting date to be set in January. Elected officers include President Max Davidson Ogden and Secretary D J Elrod Pocatello. C A Boyd Ogden chosen to represent at the grand aerie in Kansas City. A parade at 2 PM was led by Grand Worthy President Egan.
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Salt Lake
C. A. Boyd
The
Aerie
Kansas City
Grand Aerie
Salt Lake City
Tristate
Eagles
Max Davidson
Ogden
W. E. Ber
Ely
Nevada
D. J. Elrod
Pocatello
Alf Christensen
Idaho Falls
Peters
Jerome
Egan
Heinze Said to Be on Deathbed in New York
New York copper magnate F August Heinze is dying at his home, a court statement by Williams Travers Jerome said as he sought to reopen a case in which Heinze faced a $275000 judgment.
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New York
F. August Heinze
Williams Travers Jerome
Heinze
Paul Bartlett
Capitol
Washington
National Capital
Eighth Lassen Eruption Visible From Redding
The eighth eruption of Mount Lassen since it began activity on May 30 was distinctly visible in Redding today despite thick haze.
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Redding
Calif
Mount Lassen
Washington DC Weather Forecast For June 18
Fair tonight and Friday in Washington with westerly winds. Temperatures expected to remain mild and skies mostly clear through the period.
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Washington, D. C
Public Service Companies Given More Time to Report
The Idaho Public Utilities Commission issued General Order No. 10 extending reporting time for utilities to June 30 1914. Companies must file income, operating expenses and plant expenditures per the commission accountant standards for January through June with other property data under last fall orders. The move seeks uniform accounting across electric and water power firms.
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The
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
Public Utilities Act of Idaho
Ecommission
Commis
Com
Villa’s Ultimatum Tests Carranza in Civil Military Split
Dispatches from Eagle Pass report Villa demanding absolute separation of civil and military powers under a constitutionalist government. Villa would control the army and military policy, with Carranza limited to civil government and foreign relations, while recognizing Villa as supreme military chief. Carranza allegedly plans to flee to Laredo, Texas as Washington notes.
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Eagle Pass
Villa
Carranza
Piedras Negras
Saltillo
Wilson denies Japan sought arbitration on California land law
President Wilson stated that Japan did not request arbitration over California's alien land law and he did not receive any such suggestion. The denial clarifies the administration’s stance amid ongoing international considerations during June.
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Washington
Wilson
Japan
California
July Wheat Prices Close in Chicago Trade
Chicago market report notes July wheat closing at 83 with no further context available.
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Chicago
Big Interests Not Trying to Stop Trouble
J. A. Owenby, representing Colorado Independent operators, told the president that Rockefeller and other large interests were not seeking to settle the strike, claiming small concerns are being driven out of business. He said federal troops are being used to assist the large operators.
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Washington, D. C
J. A. Owenby
Colorado Independent Opertors
Rockefeller
Federation to vote on constitution and district directors
Chicago reports the General Federation of Women's Clubs ends its largest convention with directors meeting. Mrs. Percy Pennypacker reelected president as 670 clubs have joined since the last biennial. A crash caused torn gowns at an address by Miss Margaret Wilson drawing police and fainting women.
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Chicago
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Percy Pennypacker
Margaret Wilson
Ouimet Poor Start As British Open Opens In Scotland
Prestwick Scotland June 18 Francis Ouimet American open golf champion was eliminated from first place contention after his opening 86 for the first of four 18 hole rounds. Harry Vardon shot 73 while others carded 76.
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Prestwick
Scotland
Francis Ouimet
Harry Vardon
Young man hides behind cattle buyer claim after borrower's horse sale try
E H Dole a Colorado native, in county jail for attempting to sell a borrowed horse in McCammon. He could not prove his occupation, oscillating from cattle buyer to cattle scout, after Deputy Sheriff Taylor questioned him about credentials and plans to buy cattle on a shoestring.
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E. H. Dole
Colorado
McCammon
Whitney
McCammon News
Hillman
Pocatello
Georgia Bar Association Discusses Judicial System Reform
Savannah June 18 Plans for a new and better judicial system in Georgia and faster court procedures will be debated at Tyboo Island during the annual Georgia Bar association meeting. A committee has worked over a year on a revision plan whose report is eagerly awaited as the main agenda item.
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Savannah
Georgia
Tyboo Island
Georgia Bar Association
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