Miners Threaten Widespread Strike At Utah Copper Camps
Charles H. Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners says union men at Ely Nevada Bay Consolidated Kelton and Santa Rita New Mexico may be called out. At Bingham Utah 5000 miners on strike remain quiet until reports of strikebreakers and labor agent influence stir tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Moyer
Federation
Nevada
East Lake City
Chas. H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Nevada Company
Ely
Nev
Bay Consolidated
Kelton
Chinto
Santa Rita
N. M
Utah Copper
New Mexico
Nevada Consolidated
Utah
Bingham
Temperature report for September 20 with highs and lows
The record notes a maximum of 75 degrees at 4 30 p m. The prior year on this date shows a minimum of 6 5 degrees and a maximum of 71 degrees. Observations marked by Buchanan Optical Co. Syndicate block.
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Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Block
Mother and Daughter Wed On Shared Ceremony Day
At Grandy Center Iowa Sept 20 marriage licenses issued to Mrs Effie A Rendck and her daughter Alice 16. The daughter wed Chaelea BE Dickson here while the mother married separately at Reinbeck.
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Grandy Center
Effie A. Rendck
Qochran
Alice
Chaelea BE
Dickson
Reinbeck
Alphonso to Visit Paris for Franco-Spanish Ties
Madrid reports King Alphonso with Premier Canalejas and Foreign Minister Priepe will visit Paris to strengthen Franco-Spanish friendship across economic political and military lines. The new Spanish navy will back claims of material support to the triple entente in the Mediterranean or Atlantic in a European crisis.
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Madrid
Spain
Alphonso
Canalejas
Priepe
Paris
la Correspondencia de Espana
Mediterranean
Atlantic
World Series to Start Oct 7 With One Rest Day
The world series is tentatively scheduled to open Monday Oct 7. The national commission will draft plans next week and has chosen Oct 7 assuming the Boston Americans and New York Nationals win their pennants. The Red Sox and Giants close Oct 5, allowing one rest day before the games.
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New York
National Commission
New York Nationals
Boston Americans
Boston
Giants
Boston Red Sox
New York Giants
Eberhardt Victor Leads Republican Governor Primary
Early returns from 62 of 84 Minnesota counties show Eberhardt with 44 780 votes, Lee 25 800, Young 23 268, Spooner 9 802, Gordon 7 581, Fora 4 497. The Progressive party may nominate a third ticket tonight, though Col Roosevelt supporters fear it could hurt Roosevelt in November.
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St. Paul
Minn
Eberhardt
Lee
Young
Spooner
Gordon
Progressive State Central Committee
Hennepin County
Col. Roosevelt
Minnesota
Rebels wipe out entire command in San Joaquin battle
In Douglas on September 20 reports say federals under Col Obregon were wiped out by rebels at San Joaquin ranch. Surviving troops were said taken prisoner by the rebels in a decisive engagement. Nicaraguan rebels also captured San Jorge near Lake Nicaragua after a five hour fight that left many casualties on both sides.
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San Juan del Sur
Curacuarte
Street cars run under guard after mob damage
Superior Wisconsin reports street cars back in service today after a night of clashes. A mob estimated at 6000 stormed street cars and car barns, causing thousands of dollars in damage and injuring several. Police guard the lines to prevent further violence.
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Superior
Wis
Strae
Cara
Convention Denounces Roosevelt Roosevelt Opponents in South Dakota
A mass state Republican convention denounced Roosevelt and progressive candidates in South Dakota. It condemned electors at the Huron convention for opposing Taft, disfranchising supporters. Senator Craw Crawford Governor Vessey and National Committeeman Thomas Thorson were denounced for backing Roosevelt. It urged removing Thorson and appointing J. F. Halliday.
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Mitchell
Roosevelt
South Dakota
Huron
Taft
Coe S. Crawford
R. 3. Vessey
Thomas Thorson
National Republican Committee
J. F. Halliday
No Violence In Duluth As Disorder Rages Across Bay
Report from Duluth Minnesota dated September 20 notes broken glass and missiles on city streets but no violence locally while Superior Wisconsin sees rioting. Striking carmen in Duluth continue picketing Duluth Street Railway company barns and claim victory of the strike is near. None of the old employees returned to work in the last day.
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Bingham
Utah
Spry
Utah Copper Company
Duluth
Minn
Superior
Wis
Duluth Street Railway Company
Wilson Opens Ohio Democratic Campaign in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio Governor Wilson begins the Ohio democratic campaign with five speeches aided by Congressman Cox and Senator Gore. Wilson arrives from Toledo and plans a full schedule including meetings at Memorial hall education theater city hall and a large parade ending with a 7:30 p.m. rally.
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Columbus
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Ohio Democratic
James M. Cox
Gare
Oklahoma
Wilson
Toledo
Hocking Valley Railroad
Cox
Memorial Hall
Senator Gore
Gox
Bank Robbers Crack Safe In Lake Turk Heist
Robbers blew open the vault of the State bank in Lake Turk In early today and obtained about 3000 dollars in cash. They likely fled the scene in an automobile. This brief item notes the crime as a bank robbery with an estimated stake and a possible getaway vehicle.
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Lake Turk
Diary Note From A Passenger After Airplane Crash
London dispatch reports Miss Mary Davies wrote a diary entry after an emergency plane dive with aviator WH De Agley near Lipp. She described clinging between luggage during a 450 foot plunge, fearing injury, then noting she remained unharmed and that they would return by train.
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London
Mary Davies
WH. de Agley
Lipp
Gage
de Agrey
Miss Davies
Progressives of G O P in league to boost Wilson
In Columbus on September 20 Governor Woodrow Wilson backed the New York Wilson National Progressive Republican league. Rudolph Spreckles led the movement as headquarters opened in the Metropolitan building, New York, with a call to unite progressive Republicans behind Roosevelt’s idea and Wilson. Continuous calls urged party unity and support for a common reform program.
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Columbus
Olso
Woodrow Wilson
New York
Wilson National Progressive Repairiedn Lige
Rudolph Spreckles
Spreckles
Wile Bon National Progressive Republist League
Metropolitan Building
Jeague
Avo ii
Cal. Roosevelt
Tie Progresves
Ole
Bloodhounds Track Suspects After Coal Tipple Fire
Charleston reports soldiers with bloodhounds combing the mountains at the head of Carbon Creek to track two trails from a midnight attempt to fire the South Carbon coal tipple and Chas Cable residence. Reinforcements raise troop total to 280 as Private Charles Campbell recovers from a Cherokee guard shooting.
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Charleston
W. Va
Carbon Cresk
Themen
South Carbon Coal Company
Chas. Cable
Pratt
Carbon Coal Company
Charles Campbell
Co. E
Parkersburg
Cherokee
Railway handcar collision injures eight near Waverly
Eight men building a cement bridge south of Waverly Iowa were badly injured when a handcar collided with Illinois Central freight No. 401. The injured include Charles Brown Robert Coulter James Munn Robert Hicks Pit Streigler Eugene Stearman and two foreign workers. They were taken to Mercy hospital for treatment.
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Eugene Stearman
Mercy Hospttal
Bull Moo ers Have The Money
Rudolph returns from Chicago visiting Progressive and Democrat headquarters. He notes Bull Moose supporters appear to save money as their palatial HQs breathe the prosperity seen when Tilden sought the presidency.
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Rudolph
Chicago
Democrats
Tilden
Engineers Set Dates for 194? Convention in Gotham
The International Association of Hire Engineers closing session in New York City focused on convention city for 1943 and election of officers. New York seemed to have a clear field for next year’s gathering while Denver and Calo were also mentioned as options.
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Gotham
Denver
Calo
International Association of Hire Engineers
New York City
Thunderstorm Delays Vanderbilt Cup Meet At Wauwatosa
Heavy rain and a thunderstorm forced postponements in the first two races of the Vanderbilt cup meet at the Wauwatosa track. Officials hope to run the Van Gerbilt race tomorrow and the Grand Prix on Monday while Pabst trophy and Wisconsin challenge cup races were rescheduled for later in the three day event. Thirteen drivers prepared for the 165.52 mile and 204.95 mile races under a cautious mood as the wet course challenged speed and safety.
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Wauwatosa
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Automobile Dealers’ Association
Land Sale Held at Dunkerton in Waterloo Auction
Dunkerton Iowa September 20 special The land sale by Wm Holland of Waterloo drew a healthy crowd. Only one 120 acre farm sold for 1409 per acre to A Agnew of Dunkerton. Remaining farms to be offered for 30 days. Holland claimed strong value growth and soil strength near Dunkerton. Lupeh served at the hotel to a well patronized crowd.
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Dunkerton
Wm. Holland
Waterloo
A. Agnew
Holland
Dumberton
Lupeh
Teddy Now Has Opponent in Woody
Governor Woodrow Wilson arrives in Chicago after an eight minute stop and is greeted in Minneapolis as Woody. He likes the nickname and says crowds were so demonstrative they nearly claimed his index finger as a souvenir during handshakes with about 2,000 supporters at the national headquarters. The nickname may stick, adopted by his campaign staff and traveling party.
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Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Minneapolis
Woody
Joseph E. Davies
Kaypen
Roosevelt Attacks Rosewater in Nebraska Campaign Swing
Col. Roosevelt opens in Nebraska denouncing Victor Rosewater and Penrose as power brokers who harmed the Republican Party. He predicts progressives will keep promises and turn to Wilson while praising Eastward awakening. Governor Aldrich and Rep. Norris join to Lincoln after attacks at Sutton.
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Hastings
Nell
Victor Storewater
Omaha
Repulican National Com
Suittepiman
Col. Roosevelt
Nebraska
Abraham Fincoin
Minden
Rosewater
Fairmont
Nel
Aldric
George W. Norris
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Sutton
Victor Rosewater
Fair
Saduare
Chicago
Harvard
Seven figures stolen from express shipments
Sept 20. A theft of 970000 dollars from express packages sent from Pensacola to Flamaton for railroad workers pay was reported. Rail detectives believe the money vanished between Pensacola and Flamaton last Wednesday. Southern Express agents and detectives departed New Orleans to investigate the robbery. Officials declined to reveal the stolen amount.
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Pensacola
Louisville & Nashville
Flamaton
Louisville & Nashvillle
Southern Express Company
New Orleans
Mamazon
Health Association to Address Public Health Topics
At the Washington session of the American Public Health Association on September 20, discussions will cover publicity of health work, recent health legislation, street cleaning, ventilation in inns and medical rooms, and proper supervision of sewage disposal works.
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Washington
American Public Health Association
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