Recognition Denied Huerta Teeters on U S Intervention
Western News reports Mexico's Huerta government seeking recognition from the United States to avert intervention. Ambassador Wilson and President Wilson clash over policy while plans discuss a provisional president and potential cessation of mediation. Missing telegraph operator in Juárez. climbers plunge 1,400 feet in Maurice, Switzerland.
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Mexico
Muerta
United States
Wilton Vreew
Wilton
Bec
Federal
Washington
Henry Lane Wilson
Meaxleo City
Republic
Wilconso
Jeaas
Amtamador Wilson
Wilson
Allon
Maderos Aes
Mente
Huerta
Mexico City
Dngton
Nelson O'Shaughessy
Tts
Wilcow
Cief
Meal Cape
Lidewand
Hiryan
Foy
Tower O Maurice
Gwitserland
Gallieres
Ube Deat du Midi
Women vote first in Cook County as reform wave spreads
A Chicago woman Gertevde A Blackwelder becomes the first in Cook County to vote under a new limited wulfrage law. The dispatch notes ongoing labor strikes, a Wyoming conference, and a funeral of anonymous victims from a fire in Binghamton, plus diplomatic moves at the border and currency reform debates in Congress.
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Cook County
Calon
Cincinnati
Sbant Loonderwerm
Denver
Wyomtog Hawkers' Association
Sherkdan
Wyo
Aumuet
Awiss
Jackson's Lake
Teton Mountains
Wyoming
Notertay Hamilton
New York
Saa Chiaed
Wiettm Mra
Adela Micelkaitis
Litheanian Women’ Club
Chicago
Len T Weir
Binghamton Clothior Company
Hinghamton
Linden Mo Garrison
Leonard Wool
Italy
James B. Aleshire
Loa Atemelon
Ary Forte
Fred Nochwaun
Lee Moines
Buffilo Imu
Hutchinan
Deere Root Grant
Goldfield
Chapman Grant
Dewertan
Crant
Genere
Genere Lute Terrxes and Other Prantinent Stextemnt, Were Brought From Chitivahua
United States
Douslan Arie
Haviepa
Tokyo presses fault diplomatic tact in cabinet actions
Leading Tokyo papers accuse the Japanese Cabinet of poor diplomacy as California ownership issues and other matters cloud policy. Emperors approval noted for halting posthumous Tolstoy works. Nome signal corps links with Anadyr station as Arctic reach grows.
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Tokyo
California
Anmerica
Avia
United States Army Signal Corpe
Nome
Alsshe
Anadyr
Siberia
Sylvia Pankhuret
Anfframette
Cmt
London
Mine Pankhuret Wee
Holloway
Mizzou Park Routs Sioux City Club. Aviator Dies in France
The Mizzou Park team defeated the Sioux City squad in a Western League game. An aviator, killed near Toulouse, France, when his hydroplane crashed. Local figures Paul Colt Oli Melter Tom Tuckey and George Kasserling mentioned in a refereeing note. Sporting updates include Carl Morris KO of Al Benedict in Joplin and Oscar Bbe er’s flight from Milan to Basel setting altitude and speed records.
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Mizzou Park
Sioux City Foyeball Club
M. Chambeners
Toulouse
France
Preaient Jones
Lincoln Chab
Paul Colt
Oli Melter
Tom Tuckey
George Kasserling
Indianapolis American Association
Owoar Bbeer
Milan
Blase
Switzerland
Mallee
Otterll
Lowtal
Fragmented 1908 Wire Progress from Cleveland to Nashville
The text chronicles a jumble of political and social notes from Cleveland to Nashville. It mentions Judge George Wo Hinve as a gubernatorial candidate with a sizable majority, wage figures from a Binghamton fire, editorials on women’s dress and sensuality, a Chicago widow’s reconciliation, and Secretary Dawes addressing woman suffrage with a prediction of the coming vote. The piece also references radio-like names and incidents across multiple cities.
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Cleveland
Ohbo
Francie Th Saye
Jenele Wilson
Wilson
Wis
New York
Toby Paulter
Binghamton
Stephen A Nettles
Southern Chic Han Advocate
Spartanshore
Wilfred Frost
Bie
Chicago
la Crosse
Josephus Dawele
San Francisco Civic League
Nashville
Malcolm KH
Patterson
Madame Huth
Big Banks Tumble as Railways Struggle for Cash
Major financial institutions falter as national railways near collapse amid scarce funds. French losses tally around 250 million dollars as liquidity dries up across markets.
Unclear text from 1920s diplomatic crisis note
The readable fragments reference an international tension with investors and recalls, mentioning Ambassador and Secretary Bryan Sweartlot in relation to investigations of misconduct. Names and places are distorted, with no coherent event timeline or clear outcome detectable. The text is fragmentary and lacks verifiable facts.
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Wiieun
Mreshiont
Mesiee
Paratyeed
Wenke
Dent Wiley
Bryan
Washington sees Mexico crisis require economic reform for peace
Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson warns that military intervention cannot end Mexican turmoil. He calls for a stabilization plan to restore finances of the republic to halt murderous warfare and revolution. Wilson dictates the assessment to stenographers and then briefs Secretary Bryan as bankers face ruin from French investment interests.
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Nuthborn
Andi
Bryan
Bulgars Kill 12000 and Xanthi Occupied by Greeks
Disjointed dispatch reports mass killings in Xanthi with many foreigners and locals slain or massacred by Bulgarians. Town later pillaged and inhabitants driven out or killed. several perished including Muslims and Jews. large-scale looting alleged.
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Baloviki
Turkey
Xanthi
Oovera
Rescue by Courageous Father Saves Baby in Boulder Area
A two year old, Kiarry Firth, was rescued near Boulder after a dangerous incident with a large rooster. The father intervened, pulling the child away from harm and ending the immediate danger.
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Kiarry Firth
Janes Firth
Valooml
Boulder
Baby Firth
Mexico’s Deficit Deepens as War Disrupts Economy and Railways
The piece notes heavy losses from stock devaluations exceeding 250.6 million across banking systems and major industries in Mexico. It cites scarce money, prohibitive exchange rates, and a sweeping industrial halt, with debates over U S recognition of the government and Ambassador Wilson’s reporting on insurgent successes and policy questions for President Wilson.
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Mexico
Bie
National Railways
Republic
Sonora
Dixon Freed Assassins jailed and US pressure mounts
Washington reports strong demands from the United States government after Mexican soldiers shot American immigration official Charles Dixon Jr. at Juarez. Secretary Bryan urged prompt arrest and trial of those responsible and called for release of two mining men held in Dihuahuea City, while Dixon recovers in an El Paso hospital.
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Mexico
Hryun
United States
Chores AL Otro
Jiuarez
Mex
Charles Bisell
Bernard McDowld
Wen
Dixon
Juarez
Paso
Charles Dinan, Jr
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Juanes
Jiorez Hospital
el Paes
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Wlaat
Bill
Knights Templar Conclave Attendance Forecast at Denver August Meet
Letters and telegrams arrive daily at the Denver headquarters of the Knights Templar Conclave indicating higher than expected turnout for the thirty second tri annual national gathering in Denver from August 12 to 15. A separate report notes Dixon Freed, jailed assassin in Juarez, being referenced by U S officials amid a demand for his release and the arrest of those involved. An auto smash near Teaver results in the death of J. & Appel Olew, a prominent Denver merchant, when a car carrying San Francisco newspaper men overturned after plunging into an embankment.
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Akron
Colo
Wilton
Panama
Panone Dloe
Adjt
Gon & A
Sen Foore
Congress
Codwella Parcel Pawl
Pointe
Colorado
David Tomer
Wall of Wall Street
New York
Mexico
Mexico City
Wilken
Comereas
Knights Templar
Denver
Falr
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Teaver
J. & Appel
Deaver
Tuermavento
Cal
San Francisco
Henwood Meare Death Sentence Pronounced in Hotel Killing
Judge Charles C Buther sentences Harald F Henwood to hang for the murder of George K Copeland at the Hows Palace hotel on a date between October 37 and November. The case stems from the May 28, 1900s incident in the city.
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Henwood Meare
Deever
Charles C Buther
Harald F. Henwood
Comnetion
George K. Copeland
Hows Palace
Harreas
Child Dies After Ptomaine Poisoning Incident
A child is dead and the mother, badly injured, after a suspected ptomaine poisoning at Buena Vista. Aire Erick Rastman is named as the mother and patient, with reports describing the wound and critical condition.
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Buens Vista
Aire Erick Rastman
Rail workers threatened strike over wages and hours
In New York a clash looms as 90,000 conductors and 40 western railway shop employees threaten walkout seeking higher pay and better conditions. An arbitration agreement under Newlands Act is reportedly signed, averting immediate action.
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New York
Boxer Kile Girl Kile Bite Case Ends in Fatality
A boxing incident ends with the death of Lillian Fernand known as Za after a confrontation with Joseph Archalesta aged 22. Authorities report Archalesta as the suspect in the fatal event.
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Kile
Han Wrenciman
Lillian Fernand
Joseph Archalesta
Wyoming farmer Claussen sentenced for manslaughter in death of wife
H Claussen, a wealthy Wolf Creek farmer, is to serve a three year term in the state penitentiary after the Wyoming Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling. The case details a disputed death of his wife on July 3 1911 amid allegations of foul play and concealment. The verdict of involuntary manslaughter followed conflicting testimony and investigation findings. He remained free on bond pending appeal, but is now confined until June 1926.
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Sheridan
Herman Claimeon
Wolf Creek
Wrorming
Supreme Court
Clanasen
Denebrink
Clinesen
Clacasen
Denehrink
Malley
Clauseen
Mra Clausen
Claussen
Germany
Claussena
Big Horn Oil and Gas Plans Test Drilling Near Torelight Site
Basin operating under a presidential permit drills three miles from the Torelight well to relieve a gas shortage. The site sits near the historic Torelight well, where gas escaped for years and formed a landmark beacon.
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Wilson
Big Horn of & Gas Company
Materal Gas
Gia Hured
Conath
Old Pony Express Rider Edwin Knight Dies in Olympia
Word reached here of Edwin Hiehbarnd Knight death at Olympia Washington. Knight formerly rode for the Pony Express from Denver to Salt Lake City for twelve years after moving to Colorado in 1855. He was father of Dean I W Kiteht of the University of Wyoming experiment station.
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Jaroml
Olympia
Wash
Edwin Hiehbarnd Knight
Dean Iw
Uoiversity
Wyoming
Mr. Knight
Colorado
Pony Express
Denver
Fartaura
Petition Seeks Grand Jury Over Ruth Rogers Case
A petition to Judge Chas. K. Winter asks for a grand jury to probe Ruth Rogers 14 who claimed Love confessed seventeen people contributed to her downfall. The issue has circulated among prominent citizens.
Governor Carey to Speak at Cheyenne Conference
Governor Joseph M. Carey will join the program of speakers at the annual governors conference in Colorado Springs. He will discuss state election expenses alongside Governor Malin of Connecticut.
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Cheyenne
Joseph M. Carey
Colatio Springs
Maliwin
Connecticut
Secretary Garrison Accepts Frontier Day Invite
Secretary of War Garri son accepts an invitation to attend the Frontier Day celebration on October 29, 2010, and adjusts his itinerary accordingly.
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Garrison
Cheyenne
Fugitive Captured in Cheyenne extradition awaited
Cheyenne Edward Woods, charged in Montgomery Missouri by a young woman, was captured here and will not resist extradition. Adam Hogg, a wealthy sheepman, is recovering from a tick bite while a Cheyenne contractor Andrew McAdam was killed in a runaway accident near Potter. A search continues for the body of veteran gambler William Weedy who disappeared days ago.
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Edward Woods
Montgomery
Mogg
Meetoetse
Adam Hogg
Cheyenne
Andrew McAdam
Potter
Potatoes Ready to Ship in Basin Community
Local report notes residents prepare for harvest as new potatoes become available. Farmers and families anticipate the season's peak and market readiness.
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Henin
Wyoming News of the Week highlights and incidents
The section lists diverse Wyoming items: fair dates in August across counties. deaths including Henry Meta of Inca and Larry Hollywood. bank and railroad contracts. a five stall roundhouse at Casper. electric light and water projects. multiple killings and suicides near Kemmerer and Jackson. frontier events at Cowley and Sheridan. militia expansion and labor council efforts. court verdicts and damages. wildlife fines and religious planning. a veteran police dog death and notable medical cases. and a large corporate mining transaction with $30,000,000 capital stock.
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Evanston
Joseph H. Neville
Byron
Cowley
Burlington
Casper
Oregon
Kemmerer
William Schultz
Rock River
Hartville
Charles E. Johnson
Divide
Cheyenne
Swan Molinger
Fort Steele
Larry Hollywood
John Kelly
Thermopolis
Wyoming
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Clyde Stevens
Denver
Henry Moeller
Sheridan Fair Grounds
Utah
Bank of
Sheridan Trades and Labor Council
Wyoming Federation of Labor
David A. Camp
Wd. Willams
Sheridan County
Supreme Court
Walter Bennet
Mertovisn
Jackson
John D. Sargeant
Robert Hay Hamilton
Iake
Holsinger of
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Molsinger
Sherman Mountain
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