Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-01-30 | Page 12 | Wire News Boiled Down

E Wire News Boiled E Down i f Tokio Jan Jn Baron Tn I Kete Kato hither hiLle to Jp Japanese nM arnbo amb a 11 r to Great UrA Britain today WA n-as otnel 1 foreign la iu II the cabinet under Uder the tf premiership of or Prince rince TAr I ora Seattle Wash Wab JM Ji JIT The Th The ireat r At Northern mountain which ha hes been blen blockaded Tor six ala days daye by bT In f the Cascades began ban tn today Ibe movement of f trains train Washington Jan 2 As s As Hie result n of or corn com Benin ft the tit recent giren at ut Quo Que- Que bee co C. C Canada C purporting tn to remove all 11 restrictions ton tim or export tax tar from the timber of certain Tn lands of that tat province President Toft Taft will wt decide whether wood wn put piul 1 and piper paper pr made from the te timber affected will 1 be entitled e to free entry Into loto the i. i Until the Is ii 1 settled by Ir tito President nt Secretary bin order for the bA I hu issued 4 a temporary cn collection ton of dUl duty Leavenworth Cnn Jan 13 Fred Fred Mo Mooney ncy of Duluth Minn one rne of the labor leaders leader con con- rn TJ Tinted tC In 11 the Ie conspiracy t trial rI I. I was w. w released on or Jonil on l tOI today Ills I sentence nce was wasa WI a 1 year sad and a daty Denver Jan JaD 3 Range Ran Range e and razing grazing problems problem occupied lod today's fc sessions slon of the annual con con- Cl of oC th the lie United States rOn foresters district of oC ad- ad No 0 Z 2 2 The forester tl method grazing land lani and of th the sup supplies of ot food tu and Ind water New tw V York Jan Jao The girls who would would not Dl co to back to work nork in 10 tho the kimono and wrapper factories when officers of or their union the sink mike recently Toted Tote today to return to wor work pending n a I compromise p wIth their employers employer Seventeen thou thousand members member of the union upheld the officer officers AD nod and have hare MY been en lt at their machines machined a weeke week New ew e York Jan Jar 19 TOl bearing In the tbs suit for the Ibe dl dissolution of the te United States State Steel corporation was waa WA occupied 1 with further fur fur- thee ther ter testimony hearIng bearing on the acquisition by the UIO corp ir corporation tIon ot of the the- nU ore I lesse u awl and the Intro Intro- of statistical evidence Honolulu Jan ln 13 The The Talma lum lumber r mill 01 near osar together with wih tf feet t of lumber was 11 totally destroyed by ly Clr Ire fire today toy III Tho Tue loss Iou U is estimated i r at o with wih no nl In 10 aura sura nee Sacramento Jan Jan W. W P. I. P. P C. C special pd of the be Ibl department of f the hue Interior hns hOI advised Secretary b by telegraph to hold bold holdup bol up till all n California ll l lieu u landu landa Involved d In the re recent recent re- re cent Inquiry that teat resulted fulcd In the resignation I of Louis K It I Giavis secretary of ot the Int state tut COD conservation conser Ir commission Glavis wax was wa charged with wIb having advanced oPtima of the Weed Lumber Lum Lum- her ber company arid and IDd other large concerns over those thO of or smaller claimants claimant Pittsburgh b. b Pa Pa JaD Jan C Absolute calm cairn prevailed pro pre re reul ul railed 1 thru throughout bo the de day at borough h. h rioting Hollos and In hed occurred l last lut night when officers rs and ont of the American Amerian Steel ft Viru company clashed clashe A settlement of or the trouble truble la is l believed ved ln to b hi b. near Dea DearlD Grand Lake Lak O Cole lo Jan InD 20 The The bodies of ot Andrw An- An n in drw dl and Thorns Thomas Dunn miners were rp found yesterday alro afternoon tw twenty nty miles mie from C Chamber La Lake I near the situ atte of oC their cabin slin d day which was wu demolished by 11 a last ul Fri ll