Robert S Speake Land Office Attorney Counselor at Law
Robert S Speake offers a general law practice before U S Land Offices and Interior Department in Washington with twenty years experience. He handles agricultural coal and mineral matters and appears before Wyoming Idaho Utah Supreme Courts and U S Supreme Court. References to Register Thomas V Davis and Receiver Frank Foote noted. Street address in Evanston Wyoming provided.
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Weeks Seeks Plan for Naval Cruisers to Link U S South America
Senator Weeks proposes a Navy plan to mobilize cruisers for a New York to Valparaiso mail and freight service with stops at intermediate ports. The plan targets the Columbia Acapella and other fleet ships to foster faster trade links with South America and deter private withdrawal from the route.
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Governor Calquitt's Texas murderers reward raises concerns
Washington reports Governor Calquitt offered a $1,000 reward for the delivery of five Mexican suspects in the Clemente Vergara murder case. The move draws serious concern from state and war department officials over potential international complications.
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British Ambassador in Mexico Conferred with President Wigon
The British ambassador in Mexico recently met with President Wigon to discuss the Mexican situation, aiming to ease tensions and find a common approach to regional issues.
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Plague Confirmed in Havana As Youth Dies
The existence of plague in Havana Cuba was officially confirmed after 12 year old Carlos Aréchogs died from the disease. In Oklahoma, Cherokes Indian was found guilty of murdering Patrick Dore a state politician in Weatville and sentenced to imprisonment.
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President Wilson Wins Opening Skirmish in Key Fight
Washington April 11 President Wilson wins the opening skirmish of a major battle over the Panama Canal tolls repeal. The House adopted the rule to end debate and heard a personal appeal for prompt action as party lines shifted. Two votes showed the president’s influence as Democrats largely supported the administration while a minority opposed the measure.
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Idaho Man Dies at 107 in Boise Home
James Sullivan died Friday at his Boise residence on Worth Springs Avenue aged 107. He had worked there as a gardener for twenty years and was considered possibly the oldest man in Idaho and perhaps the northwest.
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Explode Ancient Belief Center of Earth Not Molten
Chicago scientists from the University of Chicago report the Earth’s core is not molten but more rigid than steel and would not be destroyed by free chariliyeelt. New York reports a court order blocks boxing for an elderly fighter in New York state.
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British Cabinet Falls Short as Army Rebuffed in Ireland Crisis
The government details its handling of the Ireland unrest and the Third Cavalry affair. Colonel Seely admitted a serious mistake after assurances to General Gough. Prime Minister Asquith refused Seely’s resignation, keeping him in office. Also obituary: prominent Salt Lake labor leader William Gleater, 70, father of union organizing in the West, dies at home.
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Miss Eleanor Wilson and Local Property Incident
A fragmented report notes Miss Eleanor Wilson involved in a local incident affecting property in Tavis County. The account mentions a shielda and a pix tol injury during a private event, with unclear details and dates.
Rowan and Carpenter Tie In Fast Exhibition
Rowan of Sal and Carpenter of Nola Jonathan battled to a draw in a rapid exhibition match noted as one of the fastest in the meet.
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