Two Sides Confident in Mine Demands Clash
J C Lowney and Yance Terzich of the Western Federation of Miners say striking copper workers control the situation and operators will grant terms. Utah Copper General Manager Ekling insists the company will resume soon despite demands. Greeks gather in the hills. guards reinforced. talks eyed with Governor Spry aiding mediation. Moyer tours Ely to coordinate action.
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Bingham
Utah
J. C. Lowney
Yance Terzich
Western Federation of Miners
Ekling
Utah Copper Company
Utah Copper
Lowney
Moyer
Ely
Nev
A. L. Wilde
Steam Shovel Men’s Union
Salt Lake
Spry
Round Up Begins at Idaho Falls Bonneville County Fair
The Bonneville County Fair and Roundup opened in Idaho Falls with a parade of about 50 floats through business streets. Mounted riders from several states and 200 Indians from Fort Hall attended, and 6000 paid admissions marked the first day. Events included cowboy relays, Indian relays, bucking and steer-roping contests, with moving pictures to be shown nationally. Thursday will be Pocatello day at the fair.
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Idaho Falls
Bonneville
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Nevada
New Mexico
Fort Hall Reservation
Ellis
Havre
Mont
Pocatello
Duluth Judge Rules Picketing Legal In Strike Case
Judge Dibell ruled picketing legal in a Duluth street railway dispute over alleged interference with strikebreakers. The court found the case trivial and should have gone to police. Company reportedly ordered strikebreakers to turn in cash fares and twenty five men returned to Chicago.
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Duluth
Dibell
Duluth Street Railway
Chicago
Orders to cut soldier numbers in Charleston conference
Charleston W Va September 24 orders from Adjutant General Elliott summon all commissioned officers commanding companies in the martial law scene to Charleston for a conference to devise a plan to reduce the number of soldiers in the field. The federal court refused to entertain a bid to release mine guards held by order of the military commission.
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Charleston
W. Va
Elliott
Military Commission
Rebels Sack Banquillas as Tex border threat grows
General Steever reports rebels sacked Banquillas Mexico and threaten the American side of the border. General Orozco eludes pursuers near General Trevina's position 110 miles southwest of Del Rio with about a thousand men. Steever maintains patrols in the southwest corner of New Mexico and at Del Rio and Eagle Pass.
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Washington
Steever
War Department
Banquillas
Mexico
Orozco
Trevina
del Rio
New Mexico
Qojinaga
Eagle Pass
Couldn't Happen in the Wild West
In New York on September 24 a waterfront attack on the Hudson left a priest, a policeman, and two sailors injured. The priest Phillip McGrath rushed to aid the victims but was knocked unconscious amid the assault. He blew a police whistle, drawing Patrolman Brennan, who was also robbed of his helmet and night stick as the three robbers escaped.
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New York
Hudson River
Phillip McGrath
Brennan
Catholic charities meet. Nolan blasts poorhouse deaths
Dr. Helen M. Nolan of Toledo told the national conference of Catholic charities that poorhouse inmates are allowed to die like animals without priestly presence. She urged voters to address grave abuses in how funds are spent.
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Washington
National Conference of Catholic Charities Today
Helen M. Nolan
Toledo
Miner and Layman wed in morgue chapel
In Kansas City on September 24 1900 embalmers Harry T Miner and Bessie Layman married in the chapel of the undertaking rooms where Miner works. The ceremony carried the phrase till death do you part with added significance.
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Kansas City
Harry T. Miner
Bessie Layman
Miner
Stand collapses as Roosevelt speaks in Tulsa
Roosevelt spoke for fifteen minutes on a stand in Tulsa then stepped away to return to his train when the platform collapsed. A dozen veterans, mostly Grand Army members, were tossed to the ground. Roosevelt hurried back to aid others, none seriously hurt.
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Tulsa
Okla
Roosevelt
Desperado Kills Mexican Officer Near San Diego
San Francisco report states Lt Manuel Mojarra of the Mexican garrison at Fecate Lower California was shot dead by an outlaw known as Una Ojo Castro. Castro fled across the border into the mountains east of San Diego, armed with a rifle and revolver. Mexican troops cannot cross the line, while immigration inspectors and U S troops intensify patrols on both sides.
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San Francisco
Manuel Mojarra
Fecate
California
Castro
Eggs From Air Seen As Next Chemistry Feat
Chicago September 24 Dr Paul Wald en of Rusia predicted that the next great chemistry feat will be making eggs from air He argued food could be drawn from the air in the near future citing Professor Bernthsen of Germany who has made simple and compound nitrogen and hydrogen and that eggs contain nitrogen oxygen sulfur and hydrogen
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Chicago
Paul Walden
Rusia
Bernthsen
Germany
Hilles to Testify Before Senate Committee
Senator Clapp said Charles D. Hilles head of the Republican national committee will be called before the senate committee to testify on his charge that Roosevelt spent a million dollars of Harvester trust money. Clapp stated Hilles would testify on that and other matters.
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Washington
Clapp
George W. Perkins
Charles D. Hilles
Republican National Committee
Senate Committee
Roosevelt
Harvester Trust
Hilles
Tragic Bronx Horse Slips 30 Feet Cliff. Driver Killed
New York report says Herman Slackman, a city truckman, was riding a horse on a Bronx hillside when the animal bolted, slid over a thirty foot cliff, and died after hanging on a rock shelf. Slackman perished from the fall.
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New York
Herman Slackman
Bronx
Slackman
Taft Visits Brother in New York Before Beverly Trip
President Taft left Washington for New York to visit his brother Henry Taft. He will proceed to Altoona and from there depart tomorrow for Beverly, continuing his presidential itinerary.
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Washington
Taft
New York
Henry Taft
Altoona
Beverly
Wheat Market Closes Higher in Chicago Trade
September wheat finished at 90 1/4 cents in Chicago today, reflecting a firm end to the session as buyers supported nearby contracts.
Taft Tide Gains in Idaho as Education Campaign Drives Support
Idaho voters hear Hagerman businessman H A Stroud declare Taft's strength growing across the state. He warns Roosevelt and Wilson as the same risk, urges unity for Taft and GOP ticket, citing free trade fears and potential Democratic policies harming resources.
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Boise
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
Cleveland
H. A. Stroud
Hagerman
Bull
Gooding
Hagerman Valley
Idaho
Mr. Stroud
Stroud
Democratic Party
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Congressional
Elbridge Gerry Snow Celebrates 50 Years With Home Insurance
Elbridge Gerry Snow marks fifty years of service at Home Insurance Company of New York starting as a clerk and rising to president. A Sept 16 dinner at the Waldorf Astoria honored the milestone with gifts including a Tiffany gold vase from the field force and executives.
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Elbridge Gerry Snow
Home Insurance Company
No. 56
Cedar Street
New York
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Idaho Progressives Face Ballot Battle Over Primary Law
Legal dispute over whether section IL of Idaho’s 1909 direct primary law blocks a Progressive party state ticket from appearing on the official ballot. The question centers on how section 11 and party definitions affect new parties seeking ballot access, with petitions to be filed and possible court review forthcoming.
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Supreme Court of
Secretary of State
Progressive Party
J. H. Gipson
No Breakfast Denies Alimony in Court rulings
In Los Angeles on September 24 Judge Monroe denied alimony to several wives whose husbands testified they were not fed by their wives. The court's ruling declared that a wife who refuses to cook cannot expect alimony if she seeks a divorce.
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Los Angeles
Mexican Raiders Kill Two Officers in Morenci Ambush
In Morenci Arizona on September 24 Deputy Sheriffs Albert Munguia and Tom Campbell of Greenlee county were killed and a man named Dutch Keppel wounded during a confrontation with a band of Mexican cattle rustlers. The deputies were attempting to round up the raiders when the attackers fired from a fortified hillside camp. A posse left for the scene.
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Arizona
Hills
Morenci
Ariz
Albert Munguia
Tom Campbell
Greenlee County
Keppel
Chinese loan underwritten for 20 million at 1.5 percent
London reported a twenty million Chinese loan offer was underwritten today at one and a half percent. The move signals strong demand and financial backing for the Chinese financing package.
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London
Bay State Primary Nominations Under Way Today
In Massachusetts voters will directly nominate for state, city, and town offices and Congress today. Republicans and Democrats hold primaries across the state as party members select candidates for various offices amid the Boston election day.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Taft Urges Full Circulation of Money Across the Economy
President Taft told the American Association of Commercial Executives that the nation should keep the entire coin and currency in circulation rather than locking funds in stocks or safety deposits. He urged business leaders to focus on solving banking system issues as he prepared to travel to New York.
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Washington
Taft
American Association of Commercial Executives
New York
Congress too stingy p a n a m a canal address canceled
Washington reports Col. W C Gorgas, famed for making the Panama Canal zone habitable, was to brief Congress on hygiene and demography but funds for travel were refused, preventing the address at the session’s end.
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Washington
Col. W. ¢. Gorgas
Panama
Congress of Hygiene and Demography
United States Congress
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