Colorado Governor Moves to End Ute Slaughter in Colorado
Governor Wheaton of Colorado, at the request of Governor McIntyre, orders a careful probe and directs the state game warden to halt the depredations and recall Ute Indians to the reservation. Estimates place Ute numbers around 600 with about 300 aguaws. The move follows appeals to remove northern Utes from Colorado and protect game resources.
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News From Foreign Lands Missionaries Returning to Work
A cable from Foo Chow reports the consular commission has finished its work and will leave Ku Cheng on Thursday. Four more leaders are expected to be executed, ending capital punishment for now. All prisoners will be brought to Foo Chow for trial and those guilty of the Hwasang disorders face banishment. Quiet returns provincewide as missionaries resume interior visits.
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Short Campaign Aims to Trim Presidential Ad Time
The Cleveland chamber of commerce will circulate to 300 city chambers urging Republicans and Democrats to shorten presidential campaigns from six months to three. The aim is to reduce business disruption and harm to commerce and manufacturing.
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