Striking Miners Seize Deputies in Calumet Assaults
In Calumet Michigan 2000 plus miners clash with deputies at Hecla and No 2 Shaft. Strikers, armed with drills clubs and stones, strip deputies of their insignia amid fights. Governor Ferris considers militia as state troops move in to restore order.
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Calumet
Sidh
Western Federation of Miners
Upper
Michiigan
Crane
Ferris
Alpena
Bay City
Vandercook
Shation
Calumet and Hecla Co
No. 2
Gars
Hecla
Mins
National Association of Manufacturers Files $500000 Libel Suit
The National Association of Manufacturers filed a $500,000 libel suit in Philadelphia against the Philadelphia North American. The action, over an editorial titled Criminal Conspirators published last Monday, was announced by general counsel A Parker Nyin as the first of several similar suits planned against newspapers.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers Neti
Philadelphia
Philadelphia North American
Thac
A. Parker Nryin
Adams Indicts Wall Street Operator Lasker
New York July 25 United States Attorney H Snowden Marshall announced the indictment of David Lasker a Wall Street operator on charges of impersonating a government officer to commit fraud. The federal grand jury found the indictment days ago but publication was withheld because Lasker was not in this district. Marshall said no arrest would be attempted while Lasker is in Washington and that he will be brought into the district upon his return.
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New York
David Lasker
Wall Street
United States
Atttorney H. Snowden Marshall
Federal Grandairy
Lamer
Marshall
Washington
Ella Flagg Young Resigns as Chicago School Superintendent
Ella Flagg Young resigns from the Chicago public schools effective August 15, 1913 after serving as superintendent since 190? She cites a reason related to interference by board members over textbook selections and ongoing political strain. Young is 68 years old and reportedly tired by the conflict and trivial matters.
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Chicago
Ella Flagg Young
Chiago
Young
Turkish Invasion of Bulgaria Sparks Official Protests
Reports from Vienna and Paris detail Turkish forces crossing the Bulgarian frontier marching toward Jamboli and Philippopolis. The Porte defends the move as a response to Bulgarian atrocities and seeks to justify reoccupation of Adrianople, urging Bulgaria to show pacific sentiments to restore relations.
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Vienna
Jamboli
Tunja River
Adrianopls
Porte
Constantinople
Urman
Turkey
Parcel Post Plan Favored by Washington Officials
Washington reports Postmaster General Burleson’s parcel post expansion proposal gains support from Rep Lewis, author of the parcel post law, who argues the government should handle all parcels up to 100 pounds. Lewin claims the postmaster general can raise parcel weights under the law and criticizes railroads backing opposing firms.
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Schame
Washington
Barléson
Pankhurst Released After Rearrest In London
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst was rearrested and then released in London as suffragists face opposition. Margaret Mackworth, daughter of a royal figure, joined backsliders after a month in jail for setting a mail box on fire. She was freed after a hunger strike but faced a £50 fine rather than return to jail.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Lasteen
Agin
Holloway
Margaret Mackworth
David A. Thomas
Backsliders
SFO
Goatriding Fatality In Birmingham Initiation
Two men, driver A Kengey and ironworker Christopher Gustin, died after an electric accident during an initiation at the Laval Orier of Loose. Initial reports claimed electric shock, but officials later questioned the claim as details remained unclear and the men were rushed to a hospital.
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Birmingham
A. Kengey
Christopher Gustin
Laval Orier
Artibis
Washington seeks national divorce law amendment
A joint resolution by Representative Edmonds of Pennsylvania proposes a constitutional amendment to empower Congress to regulate marriage and divorce. The measure aims to give Congress power to establish uniform laws on marriage and divorce for the United States and to provide penalties for violations.
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Washington
Edmonds
Pennsylvania
Congress
United States
Mediation Plan for Mexico Crisis Proposed by Wilson
Washington July 25 Mediation in Mexico is the new policy devised by President Wilson. The house committee on foreign affairs met in secret session to consider a suggestion to tender friendly good offices to help bring peace in Mexico. Bryan to head a commission would lead the effort if approved. Ambassador Wilson returns from Mexico City as the situation worsens.
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Washington
Mexico
Wilson
México
United States
Huerta
Carranza
Bryan
Congress
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Second fire in Sing Sing sparks fresh alarm
Ossining July 25 report notes a second blaze at Sing Sing raises fresh alarm about prison safety. Details are scarce but officials report quick containment and no injuries. Authorities vow thorough inspection of cell blocks and surrounding facilities.
Murderer to Fourteen Years Page Te Freed
In Chicago on July 25 a criminal court verdict found chauffeur Pred Hrodek guilty of murdering Patrick J. Conden, who was struck and killed by an automobile. Hrodek is sentenced to fourteen years in the penitentiary, while Fred Cordes, who rode in the car, was acquitted.
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Chicago
Pred Hrodek
Patrick J. Conden
Fred Cordes
Hrodek
Parole Recommended for Hawthorne and Morton
Washington July 24 Parole board recommends release for Henry Hawthorne and Dr William J Morton both serving one year for misuse of mails at Atlanta penitentiary Their parole eligibility arises after one third served and the action awaits Attorney General McReynolds final approval revealed yesterday.
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Board
Washington
JoHen Hawthorne
William J. Morton
Atlanta
Mcreynolds
Union Men Grow Impatient Over Arbitration Delays
New York dispatch reports that eastern railroads and conductors remain in a truce while arbitration terms are settled. Workers claim the delay costs unions about 8000 dollars daily as 1000 members from numerous locals stay off their trains since the strike began. They say concessions from railroad officials are inadequate.
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New York
Countitteen
Uke
Miennwara
Three Cooper children die from rattlesnake bites in Tennessee
In Townsend, Tennessee, three children of Mr and Mrs John Cooper died after rattlesnake bites. Mrs Cooper fought the snakes while an infant near the bank of a stream fell into the water and drowned. Funeral services for the four children were held yesterday.
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Knoxsville
Tenn
John Cooper
Townsend
Banking bill chaos at Democratic House conference
Washington July 25 The administration currency bill dominated a stormy conference of Democratic members of the house banking and currency committee. Sharp opposition and lengthy debate left prospects for agreement vague as glasses, Wilson, Cantor and leader Glass faced fierce divisions over government control and the proposed federal reserve board amid a turbulent White House meeting with Henry of Texas. Ragsdale proposed amendments rewriting the bill’s core provisions.
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Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
Hegey
Wilson Cantor
Glass
House
Wilson
White House
Henry
Texas
House Rules Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Bulkley
Ohio
China Rebels Driven Back After Spirited Attacks
Shanghai reports a 24 hour lull as rebels press assaults on the arsenal but are repulsed. Government troops mount an offensive and push rebels back, with Admiral Tseng issuing warnings as fighting spills toward the river and southern suburbs.
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Shanghai
Ara
Tseng
River
Sha
Cummins Denies Mulhall Letter in Senate Testimony
Washington July 23 Democratic senators grilled lobbyist Mulhall and Senator Cummins of Iowa as he admitted lying in a May 25 1930 letter about a conference with Cummins. Mulhall tried to refresh memory and claimed a Dolliver room visit while Cummins denied any meeting or discussion of Kendall and the eight hour law. The hearing focused on Mulhall and his mass of correspondents with few dramatic disclosures to date.
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Washington
Senate
Cummins
Iowa
Col. M. M. Iulball
Apeech
Kenyon
Mulhall
Muthall
Senator Delliver
Cumming
Kendall
Dollivers
Car
Hia
James E. Watson
Indiana
Bin
Fred ‘c. Schwedtman
St Louis
Hrea United Brates
Lu¢ Witncas
Gas well explosion kills driller near Tulsa
A gas leak at an oil well five miles northwest of Tulsa caused a blast that killed driller CG. Wright and injured ten others, three of whom were expected to die. Wright's body was not recovered as crews worked at the site of one of the district's largest wells.
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Tulsa
Here
Wright
Women Rail Party Cited for Grand Jury Testimony
In Waukegan July 25 eight women of Valo near the village led a parade voting Mrs John Richerigan. Lake County State’s Attorney Ralph J. Dadyagar says evidence is being gathered. Members of the party may be called to testify.
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Lil
Valo
Here
John Richerigan
Ithe’ Village
Lake County
Grand Jury
Ralph J. Dadyagar
Kegan
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