No Change in Our Mexican Policy Denied
President Wilson stated that the United States will not send marines into Mexico without the consent of the governing authorities there and that no such request has been or will be made. He affirmed no policy change and addressed rumors about recovering a body in Juarez and guarding the American embassy in Mexico City.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Carranza
William 8. Benton
Juarez
Mexico City
Cuts in sugar tariff favored Cuban imports. McReynolds ruling issued
Washington reports Attorney General McReynolds said Cuban sugar may enter the United States under the current reciprocity treaty with a 20 percent duty reduction. In Adelaide, Dr. Douglas Mawson returned aboard the Aurora claiming an eminently successful Antarctic expedition with rich biological specimens and notable mineral exposure.
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Washington
Louisiana
McReynolds
United States
Adelaide
Australia
Douglas Mawson
Antarctic
Mawson
Police Seek Rafael Lopez in Minnesota Mine Refuge
Minnesota authorities pursue Rafael Lopez, the Mexican desperado linked to five slayings. Moses Zimmerman, a horse dealer who met Lopez in Denver, says the fugitive appeared at a local horse sale in St. Paul on Wednesday and then fled toward the mine at Bingham.
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Lopez
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Rafael Lopez
Bingham, Teh
Moses Zimmerman
Denver
Colo
Hamburg Shipping Pool Renewed For Five Years
The continental shipping pool led by Hamburg-American and North German-Lloyd has been renewed for five years with all disputes between trans Atlantic trade participants settled.
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Hamburg
Maximo Castillo Renowned Mexican Bandit Sets Fire on Cumbre Highway
Maximo Castillo, noted Mexican outlaw, accused of setting a blaze on the Cumbre highway causing disruption and attracting regional police attention. Authorities pursue him amid reports of prior robberies and fugitives in the area.
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Maximo Castillo
Relhway
New York Bass New York-Pullam Griswold Dies in Sanatorium
American basso New York-Pullam Griswold, a Metropolitan Opera Company member, died Thursday in a private sanatorium. He underwent an operation for appendicitis on February WW.
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New York
Pullam Griswold
Metropolitan Opera Company
Fight Against Parcel Post in Senate Fails
Washington. All efforts to curb the postmaster general’s power over parcel post weights and rates were defeated in the Senate during postoffice appropriations debate. An amendment to cap weight at 50 pounds failed 28 to 1, and a rural-impact 50 pound restriction on star routes was defeated 31 to 18 despite opposition from Senator Clark of Wyoming.
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Senate
Washington
Postoffice
House
Senate Postoffice Committee
Bankhead
Clark
Wyoming
Taft Warns Against U S Intervention in Mexico
Former President Taft warned at a National Geographic Society event that U S intervention in Mexico would mean large scale garrisons in towns and chasing guerillas across rough terrain risking immense loss of life and spending. He said those favoring intervention ignore the consequences.
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Washington
Mexico
Taft
National Geographic Society
Funeral of Senator Henry Teller in Denver
Funeral services for former United States Senator Henry Moore Teller were held Thursday at the private residence of his daughter Mr. G. B. Tyler. The rites were conducted by Rev. B. T. Vincent assisted by Rev. Guy B. Konkel of Christ Methodist Episcopal Church, where Teller had recently been a member.
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Denver
Colo
United States
Henry Moore Teller
G. BK. Tyler
B. T. Vincent
Guy B. Konkel
Christ Methodist Episcopal Church
Pardoned Woman Murderer Freed After Governor’s Pardon
Reading resident Kate Edwards, once condemned for her husband’s murder, was released from Berks County jail on Governor Tener’s pardon after nearly thirteen years. She reportedly began her new life away from the city.
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Reading
Para
Kate Edwards
Berks County
Tener
Governor Orders Strike Probe In Ruston Smelter
Governor Lister orders a probe into the labor strike at the Gugeshelm smelter in Ruston, the town adjoining Tacoma, Washington. The inquiry aims to uncover causes and potential resolutions to the industrial action affecting the facility and regional workers.
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Seattle
Wash
Lister
Gugeshelm
Ruston
Tacoma
Buffum Murder Guilty Found After Brief Deliberation
Cynthia Buffum of Little Valley is found guilty of murder in the alleged poisoning of her husband Willis Buffum. The jury deliberated for twenty minutes.
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Little Valley, N. YeeMre
Cynthia Buffum
Willis Buffum
Carranza Preparing Statement From Nogales Headquarters
A statement on a serious incident is being prepared at General Carranza's headquarters near Juarez. The document is to be issued to authorities in Mexico and the border region as details are finalized.
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Nogales
Somate
Mexico
Willem @ Beetos
General Carreasa
Comethullueelias
Governor Colquitt Warns of Rio Grande Troops Action
Texas Governor O B Colquitt sent a message to President Wilson seeking U S approval to deploy Rangers across the Rio Grande to pursue abductors and murderers of Clemente Vergara a Texas citizen executed by Mexican authorities. The move followed Texas state inquiries into the Vergara case and Webb County records asserting the island of Vergara’s seizure belongs to Texas.
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Rio Grande
Wilson
O. B. Colquitt
Texas
Clemente Vergara
United States
Ranger
Lo Jess
Cobuitt
Eigara
Webb County
Vergara
Mexican Mob Stages Riot Against Chinese in Nogales
A mob of Mexican miners and women attacked Chinese residents in Nogales Mexico on Tuesday. Police were driven from the streets as orientals sought protection and fled to the hills amid tensions tied to government action against oriental immigration.
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Cananesa
Iies
Hank O Day Named Manager of Chicago Nationals
Henk O Dey, a veteran umpire and former player, has been appointed manager of the Chicago National team by President Murphy, replacing Joann Evers.
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Henk O Dey
Chicago
Murphy
Joann Evers
Suffragiste Must Wait on Woman Suffrage Act
A note states no decision will be reached at the April term of court on the woman suffrage act. The delay implies ongoing legal review and no immediate enactment.
Trust Bills On The Must List For Congress
Congress faces a busy schedule with trust bills and rural credit measures on the must list before adjournment. Democrats seek rural banks ahead of the campaign while allowance bills proceed, and leaders expect other bills to pass alongside the trust and appropriation actions.
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Washington
Congress
Dynamite and Guns Sold to Miners Group, Trinidad
A Trinidad man admits selling dynamite to striking coal miners and guns to United Mine Workers members, and expresses willingness to supply firearms without asking how they would be used.
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Trinidad
Colo
United Mine Workers
FTH International Grand Prize Race Sets 77.2 MPH Record
The 48 lap 403 mile Santa Monica course race produced a record speed of 77.2 mph. It marked the final year an American car finished first in the event.
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Santa Monica
Union Labor Hospital takes over Mc Nutt hospital
Union Labor Hospital and Training School association closed a ten year lease Saturday to operate Mc Nutt hospital. The total rental amounts to 106000 dollars.
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Bank Prapeleco
United States
Union Labor
Union Labor Hospital & Training School Association
McNutt Hospital
Mother leaps before train. infant killed in North Atterboro
Mrs. Ralph Dinsmore leaped from an overhead bridge in front of a passenger train while holding her five month old baby. The child died instantly and the mother suffered probable fatal injuries in North Atterboro, Massachusetts.
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North Atterboro
Mass
Ralph Dinsmore
Cash Stolen From Paris Post Office Van at Train Station
Paris police report a robbery Saturday at a railroad station where more than 200000 dollars in cash was taken from a post office van. Investigators will release details.
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Paris
Spokane widow Stella Ma ries dies saving daughters from blaze
Stella Ma ries of Spokane Washington perished while trying to rescue her two daughters from a house fire. Helena age 4 and Gale age 7 also died in the blaze.
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Spokane
Wash-—-Mre
Stella Maries
Helena
Gale
Supreme court rejects action of Teou-The Tenaceses
The court on Saturday ruled the action by Neshvilla Teou-The Tenaceses invalid, setting aside the contested legal move and releasing involved parties from further action. The decision underscores judicial scrutiny of the recent filing and its implications for the case.
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Neshvilla Teou
Tenaceses Supreme Court
Clayton County Court Sends Woman to Penalty for Bigamy
Verle Mre Dore Whitney was removed from Leels county jail in Clayton Missouri after completing a term for bigamy.
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Dore
Lwney Whitney
the &. Leels County Eli
Clayton Mo
Pneumonia Tops Wyoming Death Causes in 1913 Report
Dr. Wyman of the State Board of Health releases Wyoming’s 1913 death report. Pneumonia leads with 115 deaths, followed by heart disease at 104, together making up about one fifth of all fatalities. The document lists deaths by disease and age group, totaling 1,096.
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Union News Service
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Wyman
State Board of Health
Ening
Progressives Plan Campaign at Casper Conference
A statewide Progressive gathering in Casper discussed party future. They called for canceling the state debt with on hand funds, a blue sky law, stronger property rights for women, sane conservation, a state highway commission, and a public utilities measure.
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Wye
Casper
Public Utilities
Sixty Years No Job For Him Rawlins
William Hawkins remains confident of release from prison within a year and has sent word to his home at directory to await his return. The clipped item notes his penitentiary status and hopeful timeline without detailing actions or dates.
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Rawlins
William Hawkins
Snow depths rise across Wyoming as January snowfall tops levels
The Snake River region in Wyoming reports heavier snow than usual with many localities listing over fifty inches on the level. The weather bureau notes the state average January snowfall at thirteen inches, while some areas reach seventy-five inches deep.
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Cheyenne
Snake River
Weather Bureau
Coyote Attacks Homestead Family in Cokeville Yard
Desperate from hunger a coyote attacked Mrs. J J Sizemore in the yard then pursued her into the ranch house. It grappled with a shepherd dog until Mrs. Sizemore's son struck it with a gun.
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Coyote Batties
Homestead
Cokeville
J. J. Sizemore
Murderer Tom Tabara Faces Execution Request
Judge W. C. Mentier presides over the case of Tom Tabara, a Japanese laborer accused of murder. The alleged slayer, identified as Don Riley a tailor, was arrested and jailed in Wheatland following the incident.
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W. C. Mentier
Tom Tabara
Don Riley
Wheatland
Rock Springs Man Shot While Struggling with Victim
John Makovitch is in the state hospital with bullet holes to both legs after an attempt to murder Mike Radis. Makovitch was shot with his own revolver during the struggle with Radis.
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Lege
Rock Springs
John Makovitch
Mike Radis
Radis
Alleged Looters Captured Near Cheyenne
John Jones and his wife, emigrants, were arrested near Cheyenne after being charged with looting the home stead shack of Frank Smith. Smith had tracked them for forty two miles through the area before their apprehension.
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Cheyenne
John Jones
Frank Smith
Smith
Street to be Renamed Lineala Way in Keyenne
City officials plan to rename a street along the interstate corridor through Keyenne to Lineala Way, changing the route from the current path through Sinteenth Street. The measure proceeds as a commissioned urban renaming.
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Cheyenne
Keyenne
Sinteenth Street
Lineala’ Way
Bound Over in Rock Springs Assault Case
Bert Higeing was bound over to the District Court for assault with intent to murder Pred Howker in Rock Springs. The preliminary hearing concluded with the charge and next legal steps scheduled.
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Rock Springs
Bert Higeing
Fay
Inten
Pred Howker
Young gunman shot in mishap during retrieval incident
A boy and a girl were injured when Frankie Hughes aged about ten was struck by a bullet in the right eye while reaching for a .22 rifle left near a blaze. His outcome is reported as stable with injuries to the eye area.
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Garetogs
Frankie Hughes
Tan
Casper
Firece
Wyoming News Highlights From Across the State
The page reports postmaster appointments in Thermopolis Gillette and Cody. It notes a county library delay in Park County and a coal mine asphyxiation tragedy in Superior. Other items include a government building contract for Douglas a log haul by Hulett men fire losses in Ball Creek and Cheyenne probate and murder cases.
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Harry Kidkeey
Frank Syers
Hulett
Platte County Sunday School Association
Wheatland
William Hartman Fe
Cheyenone
Union Pacific
Park County
Frank
John Pulch
Superior
Douglas
Z. F. Jenkins & Co
Oola
Florida
Otis Miller
Ball Creek
Worland
W. T. Keene
Clenrock
State Capitol
Amen Cito
Carpenter
Eeves
Brotherhood of the Metis
Cody
Frank Cook
Dees
Berger
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Washbakie
Guy Gay
Thermopolis
Margaret E. Vines
Gillette
Eden
J. L. Price
E. P. Bowman
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J. McGinnis
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James P. Folger
Dubois
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Pine Ridge
John Schmidt
Big Horn National Forest
Sotlees
Sheridan
Carey
Walter L. Larsh
Cheveline
George W. Hey
Avery Clark
Chicago & North Western
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Douglan le
James Oo Sane
Reed
U. Jd. Moore
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Aester Biuw
Walter J Moore
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