Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-01-29

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10000 men, went on strike 10 support
their demand for a minimum wage. Junc
II n strike mons the West Virginia coal
miners, which hnd been on since the pre-
vlous September. was declared on, the
miners wniving recognition OF the union
In order to obtain other important con-
sessions, on July II the federal board
of mediation ana Cancellation AGAIN proved
is ability ns n poaccmakcr. The engineers
and nrcmen Of nincty-eiRht Western rail
roads accepted the mediation OF the board.
Casualties on Land and Sea.
Early In January the Second phcnom-
cnni storm OF the senson added largely 10
the destruction Of property along tho
ocean front Of New Jersey and Long Is
land. on january n, n Japanese vol
cnno on sakurn Island burst suddenly In
TO activity and destroyed three towns and
Killed more than a thousand persons. Dur
Ing n performance at n moving picture
thcRter at Surabayn, Java, 75 women and
children were burned 10 death. The
steamer Monroe, from Norfolk TO New
York city, was rn'nmcd by the Nantucket
during n night Fog on Cape Charles. jan
uary 30, and n persons were lost. on
March II more than n thousand persons
lost their Hives during n storm which
flooded several towns Ia Southern Russia.
and about the same time many persons
were killed by an earthquake at Akita,
Japan,
on March 81 the sealing steamer
Newfoundland stranded on an Ice foe
In the Strait OF Belle Isle and n of
her crew were frozen to dehtA- The
same day the steamer Southern Cross
and her crew disappeared. On April
2s m explosion In n inlne shaft at
Eccles, w Va. caused the death OF $50
miners. Early In May Sicily was Wis
tied by n series OF shocks which did
great damage along the eastern coast.
The steamship Empress OF Ireland was
| .tsssAls lar Nl.. ArsTA~l - AAIIIaW GNAe-
stad In the 81. Lawrence river. May 30.
and sank almost Immediately. more
han n thousand passengers losing their
lives. May 20, Capt. Robert A.. Bartlett OF
the Stefansson arctic expedition returned
TO 81. Michael. Alaska, with the news that
the Kariuk sank. January II. after having
been crushed by ice. and that her crew
was marooned on Wrnngel Island. on
September 7. eight members OF this crew
were found by n resculng party, on
June 10 more than two hundred miners
were lost by M explosion In n coal mine
near Alberta, Canada. A fire mt Salem,
Mass, June %. destroyed half OF the city.
Including several thousand homes and
many large Industrial establishments. In
this month, also, American conauls IN va
rious Chinese cities reported that floods In
southern China had destroyed tho crops
and made 2,0o0.0NO persons no nclcss. on
September is the Frnnci II. Leggett
colllded with an unknown vessel on
the Oregon coast and ~ OF her paasen-
gers and crew were lost. In October
an earthquake In Turkey destroyed
more than 5000 persons in a few min
utes,
Edlson's great electrical plant at
Orange, y. j., was destroyed by hra on
Notable Events.
EARLY in January the firm OF ]. +.
Morgan A. Co. announced The with
Ora wal of It's members from dlrector-
ships IN 81 large corporations. thus
complying with the governments, new
regulation -condemning interviewing dl-
rectorntes. on January 0 Harvard uni
versity and the Massachusetts Institute
/ OF Technology arranged to combine
/ their engineering departments. on
. February 10 Andrew Carnegie gave
81, 600. 900 toward the propaganda car
I ried on by the Church Peace unlon on
April 1S the international Surgical
= congress met at New York city. Water
wac let into the new canal across Cape
r Cod on April q. This canal ahortcns the
p distance by water botwecn Boston and
, New York by seventy miles and cuts out
r the danger OF rounding the cape In stormy
q weather, The canal was formally opened
a July 20.
President wilson's youngest daugh-
| ter. Eleanor Randolph Wilson. waA
Q married. May Z. at the white House. 10
[ william Gibbs McAdoo. secretary OF the
n Treasury. The NorwoRlans celebrated
% the centennial OF the separation OF
q Norway from Denmark on May l5. OF
o May is the Panama canal was opened
10 FOR barge traffic. The English Derby
4 was won by Durbnr III, "A horse be-
longing to an American. Herman Is
r Duryea. IN May ~. The monumon,
Il erected by the Daughters OF tho Con
j. federacy In the national cemetery al
a Arlington was unveiled June 4.
4 on JUNE 10 England captured the In.
g ternational polo championship al
Mcndowbrook. N. Y. II wna made pub.
= lie on June "a that Mrs. Morris X. JesuT
Il had bequeathed IS. 500, 900 to public in.
II situations. The American Museum OF
l. Natural History was "a beneficiary tC
the extent OF 80, 600. 900. That. also
was the day on which the reconstruct
cd kicl canal was opened by the Ger
n man kaiser.
IL on September 3 Cardinal GlacomS
~ della Chieaa. archbishop OF Bologna
II was elected pope 10 succeed the lat,
~ Piux y. The new pontin assumed The
title OF Benedict XIV. The government.
crop report, made public October 8, an
n nounccd n record whcnt harvest o.
IL s92, 900, 900 ana a normal corn crop q
ic 1876 900 O0O. The worlds championship
~ series was won October ~ by tho hos
IL ton National league baseball team.
On October ~ one of the most com
prehensiye financial schemes on recor'
formulated by bankers nt New Yorl
No city involved the raising by tho bank
I, OF n fund OF $3.50. 900. 900 which was 4
be loaned upon warehouse receipts 70
4 cotton. on the last day OF October tn
In Panama canal was closed for franc
"a second time on account OF an cart
slide into Culebrn cut.
= On November 0 the Chicago stock
"A yards were closed on account OF al
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