Recall Clause Fixed Arizona Abandons Judiciary Recall
Washington Union News Service reports that statehood for Arizona and New Mexico moves toward final approval by President Taft. The Flom Smith resolution admits the territories with the judiciary recall feature removed to satisfy Taft’s veto concerns. The House passed the resolution without rolling it to the President, and the Senate approved identical language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union News Service
Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
Taft
Flom Smith
House
Senate
White House
Guggenheim bill grants Colorado million more acres
Representative Taylor secured passage by unanimous consent of a bill adding one million acres to Colorado under the Carey act. The measure moves to the president for signature and would place 1,000,000 additional acres open for entry. State officials expect rapid entry as public land becomes available for water development.
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Washington
Taylor
Guggenheim
Colorado
Congress
Great Britain Strike Ends In Surprise Settlement
London reports from the board of trade note that the railway strike has settled and workers will return to their jobs immediately. Telegraph messages spread the news nationwide as the cabinet labored all day to broker a compromise between managers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Trapelt Menaages
Awnelly
Emaer Lowoe
Beatty Breaks Duration Record in Wright Biplane
W G Beatty flew a Wright biplane to set a world duration record for carrying a passenger in Chicago. The previous record by Auprigo at Mulhhausen Germany lasted 19 minutes seconds. Beatty's time reached about 3 hours 42 minutes.
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Chicago
W. G. Beatty
Auprigo
Mulhhausen
Germany
Beatty
Reciprocity Campaign Gains Momentum Across Ontario
The campaign base expands across Ontario as Premier Gir Frid Laurien and RL push for a broader Greek industrial partnership in Canada. The effort signals a unified approach to boost regional industry and political support amid ongoing economic initiatives.
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Toronin
Ontario
Canada
Girfrid Laurien
Tornags Wind Cong Ravages North Dekote
A chaotic event described with distorted text shows damage and disruption near a boulder in North Dekote. The fragment mentions looser structures and a general sense of upheaval affecting local areas and people.
World in Brief: Notable Passings and Crimes Across States
A collage of late dispatches notes a presidential birth in San Francia, a murder conviction in Carson City, and a high-profile lynching case in Tecumseh. Tornado fatalities rise in Dinwide county while a dentist in Bat Bernardino faces charges. Texas seeks a constitutional convention for prohibition, and coal land withdrawals and restorations span several western states. Harriman Line officials tell rail workers no wage concessions are planned.
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Durant
Ohh
B. Hesse
Tecummeh
Ogden
Utah
A.W. McDavit
Miew
Jessie McDonald
Bat Bernardino
Cal
Texas
New Mexico
Ialand
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Wankinstow
Harriman Ines
Bb Commilige
Federated Shop
San Francheon
FF. K. Calvin
Southern Pacific
Railway Strike Deepens Across United Kingdom
A large railway walkout grips Britain as about two hundred thousand railway workers join the stoppage. Traffic is badly disrupted across the kingdom with Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants leaders reporting nearly half the total railway workforce idle or reduced to minimal operations.
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Itu
Japan
Britain
United
Kiefer
United Kingdom
Amalgamated Society of Fiailway
Monland
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Fragmented 1909 news items mix lunacy cases and aviation prompts
A garbled 1909 newspaper fragment covers Thaw insanity commission at Mattawan, trains derailing near Columbus, Astor wedding plans, life mothers program by New York Health Department, aviator deaths in Chicago, Typographical Union convention in San Francisco, recall efforts against Seattle officials, rising meat prices in New York, a Pittsburgh mining safety demonstration, Brindley’s new aviation work, and a Lake Michigan sweep with vague coastal details.
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Harry K Thaw
Mattwawan Hospital
New York
de Rowe
Columbus
Ohba
John Jacob Astor
William RR. Naderr
Pitteburg
Croix Johoatene
Chicago
International Aviation
Chica
Cleveland
International Typographical Union
Geo. W. Dilting
Max Wardull
Bb. Blaine
J. C. Kelloga
Seattle
Cily
Cleveland Americans Release Veteran Pitcher Denton T
The Cleveland Americans released veteran pitcher Denton T. after a long career, with Denton noted as a former standout. The report also mentions other sports figures and upcoming events, including a postponement of a motorboat championship and local boxing results.
Senate approves tariff, statehood, and campaign acts
A Senate vote backs the wool tariff revision bill conference report and approves statehood for New Mexico. The body passes the Providence Smith resolution on territories, and the House backs the conference report on the campaign publicity bill. Bills move toward enactment as controversies and cabinet reviews unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaskan Northern Railway
Senate
Tech
Taft
New Mexico
Willem Aides
Irfih
Committee On Territories
House
Renate
Ogee
Wyoming News Death Report Details Ranch Accident
A Wyoming accident report recounts the death of Aston and Ernest Apt after a rifle discharged during a gather on a prairie. Astle and two companions were present. the others were cutting switch when the rifle fired unintentionally.
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Aston
Ernest Apt
Astle
Construction of new school house underway at Sheridan near Laram
A new school house is being built at the Sheridan site near Laram, with work now in progress. Local officials say the project will provide improved facilities for students and community programs.
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Houwe le
Atten Aa
Numerous Wyoming developments amid state progress and floods
The report lists varied actions across Wyoming including the completion of a new wramp mill near Atlant, celebrations for Labor Day in Evanston, exhibits planned in Powell, and tax assessments totaling 23,706,006 for Oramie county. Improvements by Bell Telephone in Cody, a possible reopening of the old Laramie glass factory, and a vote on incorporating Lost Springs are noted along with canal work on Clark's Fork and new school routes in Park county. Weather, rail activity, livestock drought impacts, and public land proceedings also appear, with references to notable locals and officials.
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Cleveland
Lake Michigan
Chiowee
New York
la Junta
Colo
Liberty
Jan Junta
Dodge City
Kaw
Munthe
Oklahoma City
Wemton
Howanl Baker
Boulder
Colorado
Johnny O'Keefe
Denver
Business Mean Athletic Club
Leadville
Denver Western Teague
Cufford Healey
Mnealey
Mont
Broadway Park
Leaver
Conerman
Salida
Atlant
Evanston
Powell
Alcomation
Atate
Oramie County
Bell Telephone Company
Cody
Laramie
Lost Springs
Clark's Fork Canal
North Park County
Old Timer Passes Away at Krawling Village
James Candivih, longtime resident of Kawlies, died. He came to the area in 1860 with the Union Pacific railway as a trackedith and was reputed as the inventor of the Briganoman's home on wheels, said to have invented this wagon in 1584.
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Kawlies
Krawling
James Candivih
Union Pacific Railway
Cheyenne Invites Tow Guests for Frontier Jubilee
Cheyenne extends invitations to notable figures including Admiral Tow and Japanese war veteran Nie to tour the United States as guests during the Frontier Jubilee, aiming to boost nationwide publicity and foster goodwill.
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Admiral Tow
Nie
Airship Contract For Sheridan Fair Explored
The Sheridan State Public Commission announced a contract with the McLordy Willard Aeroplane Company of New York for a four day high air display at the Sheridan fair. Exhibits are planned daily with aerial demonstrations scheduled for September 26 27 28 and 29.
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Sheridan Fair
Sheridan
Commis “Ener
McLordy Willard Aeroplane Company of
New York
Child Falls in Well Tragedy in Yard
An eleven month old infant of Richard Crago fell into a yard well and became wedged in a small opening. Rescuers worked to dig another opening on the side of the well but the child was fatally injured. Authorities report the incident as accidental and ongoing at the scene.
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Farral
Richard Crago
Noted Author Emerson Hough Visits Cody Retreat
Emerson Hough author of The Mins wine Bubble and other works is visiting the mountain home of A A Anderson near Cody. He will spend a week drafting characters and settings for a forthcoming work while enjoying rod and reel fishing at the retreat.
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Cody
Emerson Hough
A. A. Anderson
Mr. Hough
Cheyenne Unions Clash With Fort Russell Officers
Statements from Cheyenne Union representatives claim tensions steady as Fort Russell officers and soldiers await clarity on city streetcar operations. Cheyenne Street Railway asserts transit between Cheyenne and Port Russell continues at the event rate, while post officials seek resolution to prevent further friction.
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Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Street
Ichina
Port Rusdell
Wool cost study opens by tariff board rep Shaw
Representative Shaw of the tariff board began an investigation into the cost of producing wool and mutton in Wyoming. Similar inquiries are under way in other Western states. The inquiry will be examined by Prof Shaw, connected with the War Live Rock Company, where Senator Warren holds the majority stock.
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Cheyenne
Fh. L. Shaw
Mathonal Tariff
Tne
Vref
Shaw
Warren Live Rock Company
United States
Francie B Warren
Magazine Writers Coming to Cheyenne Event
Immigration Commissioner Bohetiek returns from a tour to Chicago Washington and New York planning a visit to Yellowstone and the Tetons later this month. The trip highlights irrigation projects and big sheep and cattle ranches as key interests for writers and readers.
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Cheyenne
Bohetiek Hag
Chicago
Mittebor
Washington
New York
Wantington
Wielt
Aspected Valuation of State Cheyenne
The valuation of all property in the state, returned for assessment, shows lower totals than last year due to reduced livestock values. Cattle, sheep, and horses drive declines. beef and wool market pressures reduce overall figures across counties, with sheep hit hardest. The legislature notes exemptions for certain categories and a shift in agricultural valuations amid ongoing market strain.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Plans Buyout For City’s Celebration
Fragmentary text suggests Cheyenne aims to purchase items for a local celebration with the city owning grounds and stands. The garbled notes imply a broad buyout of equipment and property needed for the Prowner Day event, though many specifics are unclear.
Lydia Pinkham’s Compound Promotes Health Claims
Ad copy touts Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for menstrual distress and general female ailments. It quotes testimonials praising health improvements and invites readers to write for treatment guidance, claiming decades of confidential correspondence.
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BEALS
L. Pinkham
Acta
Ity
Lydia
A Difference In The Household Statements
Mrs Jinks claims her husband is building a collection of stems while Mrs Boose A Lott reports her husband is gathering contents of stems. The exchange presents a domestic dispute over household collections and domestic matters.
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Jinks
Boose A. Lott
Stelnn
Birds of a Feather puzzled by a roadside bill
A quirky overheard exchange at a garage spotlights a patron asking what the bill would be for fixing his motor car. The mechanic quotes 110 dollars, prompting the patron to say he will pay by check because he left his money in a drug store.
Decided Where You Are Going by Your Vacation Plan
A fragment hints at choosing travel plans and location uncertainly. A speaker expresses difficulty deciding where to go for vacation, seeking a clear choice but unsure of the right destination. The tone is casual and exploratory.
Fragmentary Exchange Over Child and Sill Incident
A brief, garbled OCR snippet shows Suree asking about a matter and Johnny describing throwing a baby on a window sill which bounced. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or location for a full factual reconstruction.
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Great Britain
Lssue
Thig
Western Newspapernion Lew Berhien
Western
Mia
Theodore Hoonevelt, Sr
San Francia
Patrick C. Casey
Carson Gly
Nev
Lucy Heallp
Goldfield
Goneral
Health Department of New York
Saacon
Hetail
And
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Migen
Wid Becre
Deeay A. Brindley
M Lawidep
Mogrmelon
Vraheo
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Sam Langton
Poston
Bboud
Pontie
Philadelphia
Jack O'Brien
Twentieth Century Club
White
O'ffrien
Harvey Whey
Bureau of Seceniry
Tha
Ava
Henhem Thor
Neper
Bengival
Ooty
Petr Berrington
Gallerne Prairie
Dedith
Tater Mappenia
Laram
New School
Distrigg
Beer
Willows
Lark
Wheatland Motor
Aarold Brinker
Park County
Boysen Dam
Showbon
Charles Anderson
Phorthwest Wyoming
Burlington
Thee Mmopalis
Yale
Harvard
Cody Gow
Carey
Gov. Carey
Telaware
John P. Carey
D. W. Working
Fort Collins
Golden Prairie Diatelet Fale Association
Apmua
Huron
Ovillage
Ubell
Kim Chel
Jack Minyimay
Hlayden Ures
Wee
Frontier Caye
Manville
Estuot
Coegrt Banking
Idaho
Base
Matte Valley Bank of Garetoga
Daratage Htale Bank
Srerwan
Cniy Iy
Beeween Gheridan
Fort McKennia
Hevenagh
OM Horn
Jobe
Toga
Lydia Pigk
Dam
Via
Post
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