Trio Dies in Tragedy as Husband Ends Own Life
A jury found Branley Stanley guilty of killing his wife Charlotte and son Denton before shooting himself. Jealousy and frequent quarrels are cited as motives. Stanley, raised in Tilden Nebraska, had inherited several thousand dollars from his father’s estate.
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Western Newcorper Union News
Greeley
Cole
Wvoroner
Robert M. Stanley
bin Wit
Charlotte
Fils Een
Denton
Branley Wee
Stanley
New Rayer
Brenley
la Roy Sranney
Fowder
Tilden
Neb
Denver elects Parkina mayor and Stevens city attorney
Denver five commissioners formed a city council to govern the dual system after the old city and county government refused to surrender offices. Commissioner Parkina was chosen mayor and I N Stevens appointed city attorney. Four ballots cast in rapid vote with Parkina winning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bryant
Markey
Commission
Japan Accepts Peace Plan Through Ambassador Chinda
Washington dispatch reports Viscount Chinda confirming Japan accepts the principle of the proposed peace plan. Signatories would refrain from hostilities for months while conflicts are reviewed, with approval hinging on the plan’s general principle, not detailed terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shindi
Washington
Viscount Chinda
Japan
Ryan
United States
Bryan
Story of the Week Shows Global and Local Turmoil
Report covers injuries from Western incidents in cities including Chicago and Akron, railroads warning unions, a Marshalltown murder case, a collapsed grandstand at Long Beach, and a Los Angeles shooting tied to a dancer Irene Doble. Also mentions public indecency ordinances, and a Montgomery arrest in South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
To & Etreet
Callleon
Akron
Chicago
Marshalltown
Aleder
Trrdems Jr
Plare
Long Peach
Cal
Fred EK
Koth
Los Angeles
Irene Doble
Herwlf
Lions City
Montgomery
Huron
United States
Congressional Reverence and Committee Allocations Amid War Time
Congress adjourned in memory of late Rep Forrest Goodwin as party leaders align committee seats for the Sixty third Congress. Colorado members receive assignments on public lands mining irrigation and other panels while currency reform draws interest from Democratic leaders and President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Forrest Goodwin
Maine
Mewne Committee
Tet Ams
Colorado
Taylor
Cletret
Columbia
Congress
Wilson
Benetor Owen
Heprearatative Close
Congressional Committee On Banking and Currency
Ead
McAdoo
The
Treasury
Washington News Briefs Spark Questionable Government Moves
Thad Thompson of Avetin Ter is named minister of Colombia amid a tense Montoffier Department inquiry into Denver administration matters. Secretary Ryan unveils a private seal replica linked to Alexander the Great era, while the seventeenth amendment dispute and a $610 million federal fund distribution to banks and cities are cited. White House references a museum projection tied to the Washington monument and Library of Congress.
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Thad Thompson
Avetin
Ter
Minieter
Colombia
Montoffier Department
Denver
Viryan
Alexander the
Hryan
World Events and Ceremonial Encounters Across Borders
The duke of Connaught meets the new American ambassador Walter Hines Page in Canada. King George receives Page and accepts credentials as diplomatic relations unfold. A papal ceremony in Rome draws thousands as the pope, aged seventy, receives tribute. In Parke, Adoree faces judicial action with a $40 fine for an arts matter. In Texas, federal forces near Laredo engage Carranzistas, sustaining heavy casualties from machine gun fire.
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Duke of Connaught
Canada
Walter Hines Vane
Bucharest
Russia
Walter Hines Page
Bt. James
George
San Dames
Kone
Groyie
Parke
Carrunsio
Columbia
Laredo
Mex
Kelo University Beats Stanford in Tokyo Series
The Kelo university baseball team defeats Leland Stanford university team of Tokio Japan. Jules Goux wins a 10 mile auto race at the Speedway in Indianapolis. Lieutenant Jean Pordinand Kreyder is killed after a fall from a plane in Bourges France. Heavyweight title goes to Chorge Carrenter of France in Ghent Belgium. Adelaide Ferris wins university tournament in Moulder Colorado against Hester Pernald.
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Kelo University
Leland Stanford University
Tokio
Japan
Jimmy Waleh
Danton Bia
Queen City
Cincinnati
Bow
Johnny Kailbane
Jules Goux
Tinnapola
Hie Ecu Mane
Bourges
France
Chorge Carrenter
Puginat
Europe
Ghent
Belgium
Bombardier Wells
Hritinh
Mise Adelaide Ferris
Carthage
Te University of Colorado
Moulder
Memorial day events and scattered political notes across states
Ten thousand gathered in Gettysburg for Memorial Day observances. A dismembered body was found in Bloomfield New Jersey. Senator John H. Ready of Idaho wed Irene Moore of Chicago. Maryland Democrat Konig died of pneumonia in Baltimore. Vermont saw a political setback for Kirkbride appointed by Wilson. A Brooklyn teacher applicant for a yearlong absence to have a child bore a child. New York education officials face court action over teachers marrying and having children. Roosevelt faced a defamation case in Michigan. nominal damages awarded. Maine monument dedication for ship Maine casualties recalled. Various bills and budget politics noted from Washington. A Tennessee reception honored General Oldham.
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Gettyabure
Bloomfield
N. J
United States
John HH. Ready
Idaho
Irene Moore
Mra
George Mt Moore
Chicago
Chorge Konig
Dem Corm
Maryland
Dlmtriet
Baltimore
New York Board of Education
Bridget
Polsatte
Theodore Roosevelt
Margoetia
Mich
George A. Newett
Michigan
Maine
Havens Harbor
National Maine Monument
New York
Wyoming News of the Week Highlights Local Events and Incidents
The compilation notes fairs in Douglas and Casper area events, bank and oil development rumors, crimes including embezzlement and a fatal accident, labor strikes by Cheyenne painters, a 10 year old with notable whiskers, a Scottish Rite reunion in Cheyenne, a controversial marriage away from Cheyenne, and various county reports on oil prospects, casualties, and transportation. The piece references Governor Carey, Claude Jomivon, and local officials within Wyoming.
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Martileton
Bari Rule
Cheyenne
Knights of the Maccabees
Allan Harper
Cone
Keystone Ol and Refining Company
Ban
Wyoming
Natronal County
Cheyendy
Cheyenne River
Newcastle
Lindeey
Jones M. Carey
Claude K. Jomivon
Lyman Cooper
Mire
Southwick
Douglas
Mary Smith
Populous Mining Corp
Sheridan
Moorehead
Lyman Ja
Bishop Brough
Jasper Kirkendall
Rock Springs
Lew
James Kane Richardson
Wyoming Population Laylin Ruling Reveals Demographics
The Interior Department ruling confirms states and counties may secure permanent rights of way for highways over public lands under section 2477. It cites Creede Colorado and Garfield County as examples and notes the Colorado Highway Commission may pursue road projects across government lands with vested rights.
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Washington
Congromman & T Taylor
Colorado
Taylor
Interior
Laylin
Blehwaya
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Charles W. Taylor
Garfield County
Contresaman Taylor
Interior Department
Wtnter
Creede
Colo
Department of the Lsterton
Edoward T Taylor
House of Representatives
United States
Wamon
Messie
Forth
Palota
Walcott
Matee & Oubcare
Wallowa
Woodtick Bite Fatal in Timber Country
Solomon W. died after a woodtick bite infected him with potted fever. The disease could not be checked and the fatal bite spread terror through the timbered region near the localities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon W. Frown
Thao
Warning Clowes Saloon Defied Sunday Closing Laws
Cheyenne saloons defied the Sunday closing order and were closed after warnings from Prosecuting Attorney M. Thorpear and Sheriff W. Howe. Fire safety and Sunday law compliance were cited as grounds for action and potential criminal prosecution.
Plea of Self-Defense Heard in Lincoln County Trial
The first Lincoln county criminal trial acquits Bertedo Lujan killer after accepting a self defense plea. Defendants Bob V and A Poer faced murder charges in the case.
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Freon
Kemmerer
Lincoln County
Bob V
A. Poer
Bertedo Lujan
Big Piney Ends Incorporation Plans After Special Election
In a disputed process, Big Piney moves toward incorporation by holding a special election on December 10 to decide the town's legal status and municipal formation amid local opposition and administrative steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyono
Faire in 919 Cheyenne County Fair Dates
A local note lists twenty one coup lew in this state with five county fairs and six others either with set dates or soon to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Lunatic Escapes From Asylum in Creneton
William Campbell, an insane four year old, escaped from the late asylum at Creneton. A reward of 9 pence is offered for his capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creneton
William Campbell
Hig
Mascot Sheep Sheared Weighs 21 Pounds at State Fair
A mascot sheep named Sheared of the Midweet ell cate was shorn producing a fleece of 21 pounds. The fleece value was 20 cents per pound totaling $4.20. The fence will be exhibited at the state fair.
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Mascot
Cate
Woman in California Mockton Died at Age Ninety Nine
Cal Mre Julia Grier, member of the Jaybawker group, died in Lad, California, at age ninety nine. Coaster Drake Trust Men Plead Guilty.
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California
Mockton
Cal
Julia Grier
Ious Goher Ge
Gold Fields
Coaster Drake Trust
How This Woman Found Health in Allen Ohio
An old testimonial style notice from Allen Ohio describes women suffering female weakness and debilitating symptoms then claiming recovery after taking Lydia E Poston Peas Vegetable Compound. The account mentions long-term illness and renewed strength enabling daily tasks and walking to town.
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Allen
Ohio
Lydia E. Peacam
RF D
Fragmented Readable Snippets Highlight Odd Mentions
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions Mrs Winslows Soothing Byrup and nonsensical lines about a general's army, whipped cream, and lost loves. It appears as scattered quotes and product references with no coherent story or clear event. The readable items suggest miscellaneous ad like lines from a period newspaper.
Must Be Reckless Fret Chapple Dialogue
A fragment from a dialogue features the fret chapple urging bold male conduct toward women. The other chapple agrees that a man should be reckless where women are concerned and urges taking a kiss without delay.
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Wade
Hair Cut by a Squirrel in Hood River Ranch Timely Mischief
Photographer Ernest J. Bloom of Hood River Oregon reports a squirrel that had taken residence in the Scott ranch house snipped a portion of his hair while he napped after lunch. Bloom recounted the rodent's sharp teeth and his startled scream that nearly scared the animal to death.
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Ernest J. Bloom
Hood River
Ore
R. E B. Scott
Commercial Club
Mr. Bloom
Saya
Portland
Oregonian
Memory Improvement Claim Amid Coffee Effects
The text argues coffee and caffeine harm nerves and circulation, causing dull memory and stomach heart issues. It includes a patient testimonial about relief after avoiding coffee and using a treatment, noting improved heart rhythm and absence of neurotic symptoms.
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John Dalley
Wee
Lask
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J. M Weanert
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Canton
Centon
Daily News
Giri
Walden
Itunes
Costesi
Story OF
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Ieeepaver
Inter Mews Service
Western
Congressional
Treadary Department
Calo Pado
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Weebington
Comarens
SPORT
Wrsthin
Lina
Hoyer
Gedaees
Deonings
New Rochelle
Chattanoogs
Tenn
Mating
William W. Old
Jen
News of the
Hermes
Annwal
Mentingerreens
Alien
Ea Br Te Pepalog
Wild Weet
Albeny
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Horn
Ohawon
Maffalo
Jamie
Burne Bay
Lady
Marpl Ae
Aheriton
Bheridan
Peter Dickerson
Houviel
Mire Aooa J. Hall
Clyde M. Wattle
Newton Garbut
Supreme Court of
Weehington
Douglee A. Ireston
Fred Farrar
State of
Seamer Colonie
la Colorado
Lake McFarland
Thermopelte
Reno
Vaulewille
J. W
Wiles
Et Jobo’s Hospital
Daniel Urady
Toe Tulles
Cheyne
Younserer
Sweetwater
Kithwaye
Lydia Epinkham
Nebo
Til
Mia
Herre Gaemveraery
Illinois
Trey
Halls
Rodent Barber
Oregon
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