California land bills split as aliens face limits
Western Newspaper Unit News Sacramento Calif April 22 Two new bills in California seek land ownership restrictions. A majority party agreement substitutes a Japanese and Chinese restriction for the Thompson-Hirdall plan, barring aliens ineligible for citizenship from land ownership for more than a year and limiting corporations with alien majorities. Senate leaders say passage likely. Democrats plan to narrow the clause to aliens who have not declared citizenship intent.
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News Pervice
Sacramento
Calif
California
Senate
A. B Boynton
Lee C. Gates
Judiciary Committee
Rh. W. Thompson
Committee On Revenue and Taxation
Jadoight
Johnann
Bryan
State Department
Gabriel on Pardons Board Appointments
Governor Ammons names John H. Gabriel of Denver to the board of pardons for a term ending May 6, 1915, succeeding Henry Ellin. Louis Bertolet of Littleton named water commissioner for District 8. Five stock inspection board members are reappointed: Nee, Matheson, Hoyle, Neale, Healey, with Husted, McWilliams, Ashley, and Elliott also named to the board.
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Stock Inspection Board
Denver
FE. M. Ammons
John H. Gabriel
Board of Pardons
Henry P. Ellin
Louis Bertolet
Littleton
State Board of Stock Insovetion
Fred ¥. Nee
Trinchera
Hector Matheson
Hugo
O. PF. Hoyle
Durankwo
Albert A. Neale
Montrose
BF. Healey
Rife
Raymond 8, Husted
Cripple Creek
M. McWilliame
Steamboys Bprings
W. T. Ashley
Saguache
A. J. Elliott
Platioville
Deposed Highway Chief Under Arrest in Denver
Five city employees were arrested by constables from the West Side Court on informations sworn by District Attorney John Rush. Arrested: William Geary former deputy highway commissioner. W. T. Murson. F. P. Grumman. Thomas Parr foremen in street cleaning. Jenner Maxwell foreman in sprinkling. An extraordinary person Harold Bueman, 29, claimed separation from Mrs Lillie Ansette Coe Bueman, 58, of New Haven Conn. Their wedding was November 6, 1912. Manuel of Portugal to marry Princess Herlin announced. Ex King Manuel of Portugal engaged to Princess Augustine Victoria daughter of Prince Wilhelm. Pope Pius X rapidly improving. latest bulletin says health satisfactory with no further bulletins planned.
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Denver
West Side Court
John Rush
William Geary
W. T. Murson
FP. Grumman
Thomas Parr
Jenner Maxwell
New York
Harold Bueman
Mre Lillie Ansette Coe Buemean
New Haven
Conn
Manuel
Portugal
Herlin
King Manuel of
Augustine Victoria
Wilhelm
Aviation fatality and crime tales dominate regional chronicle
The week’s story covers W estern Union News Service reports of Otto W. Brodie killed at Chicago aviation grounds by a 45 foot fall, a proposed judiciary ordinance to bar depicting undeemed persons, and multiple fatal incidents in Salt Lake City involving quarrels and knife or gun violence. Also noted: an engineer killed near Noria New Mexico, John E W Wayman’s death in Chicago, and regional political moves including Governor Carranza named provisional president of Mexico. James Hyan arrested in Cheyenne for swindle allegations. L A Arnold elected VP of National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. John Tornow’s body found after a mountain cabin pursuit.
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Otto W. Brodie
Aviation
Chicago
Chicago Council
Salt Lake
F. Manuel
Hachtta
N. M
Noria
John EW. Wayman
Cook County
Carranza
Coahuila
Mexico
Sonor
Hichuatla
Monclova
James Hyan
Cheyenne
Wyo
L. A. Arnold
Denver
National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools
B. F. Williams
Des Moines
Iowa
HH. EK
Porter
Jamestown
John Tornow
Shelton
Utah
Tornow
Kia
Congressional Tariff and Park Backsliding Reported
The article notes Representatives Keating Kinslel and Beldomridge of Colorado voted with the majority for free wool as the caucus rejected amendments to alter duties on cotton and flax. It also mentions a Colorado memorial urging a Rocky Mountain National Park, progress on the tariff bill, and a succession of political events including party leaders meeting and the election of the Daughters of the American Revolution president general.
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Keating
Kinslel
Beldomridge
Colorado
Ion
Thomas
Congressional
Colorado General Assembly
Rocky Mountain National Park
House
Sander Wederwoud
Howes
Suffragette unrest and wartime strikes across Europe
Reports from Rome say Pope Pius progresses, while a militant suffragette plot to burn a newspaper office surfaces in Scotland Yard reports. In Monastir orders are issued for renewed march as Servian troops hold the city. An Aberdeen arson attempt by suffragettes is thwarted and a British aviator set a record flight Dover to Cologne in four hours and five minutes. Belucro e and Mexican politics shift around a large loan plan as suffrage and labor actions surge worldwide. Two suffragettes seize The Monument near London Bridge displaying a banner reading Victory or Death.
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Barentkt
Monastir
Monier
Calleman
Soudy
Paria
Aberdeen
Scotland
Gustave Hamel
Frank Dupre
Dover
Cologne
Germany
Nuerta
London Bridge
London
Fopmoat
McFarland Beats Knight In Oakland Bout. Crew News From Coast
Tommy McFarland won a four round decision in Oakland against Phil Knight of Kansas City. Washington won the varsity boat race on Oakland harbor by 175 yards. California crew members Uaird Jimmy Clabby and Eddie McGoorty reached terms for a ten round belt at the Denver Athletic Club May 2. The Princeton veracity crew for the Harvard Pennsylvania race on the Charles River May 10 was announced. William Johnson, athletic director at the State School of Mines, Gar den, resigned effective year end. A ten round draw occurred between Eddie Johnson Pueblo and Frankie Whitney Cedar Rapids at the Denver Athletic Club. Colorado high school assembly created the Inter scholastic Athletic Union of Colorado to govern high school sports.
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Tommy McFarland
Oakland
Cal
Phil Knight
Kansas City
New York Bowery
Big Tim" Sullivan
Washington
Oakland Harbor
Hanford
University of California
Uaird
Jimmy Clabby
Eddie McGoorty
Denver Athletic Club
Princeton Veracity
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Charles River
William Johnson
State School of Mines At
Garden
Eddie Johnson
Pueblo
Frankie Whitney
Cedor Rapids
Denver
Gallagher
University of Colorado, Boulder
Interscholastic Athletic Union of Colorado
Mixed local notices and trials from scattered reports
A jumble of brief items notes trial marriages for under eighteen in New York, a textile-industry pioneer’s death, a massive blast offshore, a fatal and injurious incident near Miami, a New Hampshire legislative dispute, a large jury award in White Plains, plus various deaths, coroner actions, and memorial medal decisions reflecting a chaotic early 20th century newspaper page.
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New York City
Supreme Court Juation Cohalan
New York
Blephen A. Jenks
Hurlington
Miami
Clobe
Anna
Clifard A. Snow
Manchester
New Hampshire
Joseph Ladson
Supreme Court
White Vinton N.Y
Greenwich
Hope Trower Milcorn
Knogland
Palih
Mope
Harity
Charity
Faith
George Oo Diets
Taw
Mre. Diets
George Nurw
Couitin
Wyoming News of the Week Highlights and Local Notes
A roundup from Casper to Rock Springs covers sheep shearing, a new town clock for Cody, homesteaders settling land near Van Tassell, and Governor Carey naming Miss Katherine Teague as private secretary. Reports note a cement garage in Charles L. Pland’s yard, cattle shipments to Denver, a Cheyenne death, and former Governor Osborne named assistant secretary of state by Wilson. News includes the summer session at the University of Wyoming, mine injury near Rock Springs, Jenkins murder appeal, Evanston free mail study, cattle for Indian agencies, a land fraud case in Cheyenne, and stock growers’ officers re-elected with Buffalo as 1914 meeting site. Additional items mention beer profits near Cowley, new electric plants, and the consecration of Bishop Duffy in Kearney. Weather eases farm work as wheat sowing continues across Wyoming.
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Rock Springs
Cody
van Tassel Ie
Carey
Katherine Teague
Charles L. Pland
Upton
Fred Bath
Little Laramie
Denver
Fred Smith
Cheyenne
C. W. Nelson
John E. Osborne
Wyoming
Wilson
DeMaris Springs Company
Mra
Ls. M. Cousins
State
John Firmage
Alexandrie Paavala
Cambria
Michigan
Francis M. Jenkins
Simpson Jenkins
University of Wyoming
George Sprewell
Supreme Court
Jenkins
Wyoming Stock Growers’ Association
Buffalo
John 8. Kendrick
Robert D. Carry
Mise Alice Smith
W. C. Irvine
John Reed
Laramie County
Los Angeles
Cal
Judee
Beotland
Mre
Clana W. Bond
Mies Frances Davie
Gueees
Johneo
Bond
Ale
A. M. Hewes & Company of
Chicago
Electra
Hadros
Crawford
Neb
Casper
Wye
Consolidated Eyetema
Rosemary Merlous
James A Duffy
St. Mary‘s Cathedral
Kearney
Mary's
Murderer Wins Suit Over Wife's Wyoming Estate
Warren Jenkins, condemned for murder, wins District Court bid to appoint Dr Y Beard as administrator of Jessie Root Jenkins estate valued at 926,000, after Judge Ment ier voided Wilfrid O Leary’s administrator role. Jenkins, sole heir, argued no Wyoming law bars inheritance by a wife murderer. appeal to Supreme Court pending. Mrs Jenkins resided at Crighton, Cole, and was murdered a year ago.
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Wretern Mewepaper Union
Bert Te Cheyenna
Wye
Warren Jenkins
Jessie Root Jenkins
W. C. Mentier
Wilfrid O'Leary
Jenkinm
Mra. Jenkins
Menteer
Wyoming
Jenkins
Heard
O'Leary
Supreme Court
Krrighton
Cole
Cheyenne River Flood Wreaks Damage Across Saratoga Valley
Cheyenne river gorges and Lee yams clog the Platte at Saratoga valley causing major ranch damage. Tilton's ranch sees a mile of river packed with ice and debris. Water ice and thubbers flood meadows sweep fences and a glacier ten feet deep forms on Tilton place. Ice cakes ten to twenty feet square ride the current and Saratoga Encampment railway sustains heavy damage.
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Platte River
Saratoga Valley
Tilton's Ranch
Tilton Place
Saratoga & Encampment
Sheepmen to Appeal to Congress in Wyoming
Wyoming wool growers led by President J A Delfelder will oppose tariff removal on wear and push for a duty of at least 30 percent on raw wool. Letters will go to county associations seeking contributions and urging a united effort to save the industry.
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Wyoming
Agsaocition
Colorado
Oregon
Nevada
Montana
Arizona
Congress
Cheyenne
Wyoming Sheepmen
J. A. Delfelder
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Celebrate Sith Wedding Anniversary of Laronite and Ivingon
One of the oldest married couples, Laronite and Mr Edward Ivingon, marked their Midy-pinth wedding anniversary at Bay Pranciace. They have visited recently for several months, with many well wishes and messages sent from Lararntw.
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Laronite
Edward Ivingon
Wate
Bay Pranciace
Sheridan County Shares in State Education Fund Distribution
The state superintendent of public instruction outlines a distribution of 210,078.49 to Sheridan County for the common school education fund. Allocation is 023,154 to Sheridan County based on the number of schoolchildren, with per capita amounts at 597 this year versus 3.2 in 1918, totaling 10,408.
Hearing Opens in Sweetwater County
Local court session in Sweetwater County unfolds with officials addressing the Nockmasters and county clockwork, as preparations for a sheep shearing event begin at multiple parish sites across the region.
Fragmentary Remsen Rome News Brief
A garbled OCR fragment reports on Remsen Rome and Marvy Gwilth, mentioning a bear Kil Moussin, a misfortune in love, and Sandy Tre fe tartad eo. The text is unclear but hints at a local or regional news snippet with several proper names.
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Newces
Marvy Gwilth
Dee
Kil Moussain
Bie Bowse
Sandy
Morgan Will Leaves Vast Estate To Family And Charities
John Pierpont Morgan died in Rome and his will awards the bulk of $206,000,000 estate to his son J. P. Morgan. The widow receives $1,000,000 and $100,000 annual income, daughters get $3,000,000 each, and sons in law $1,000,000 each. many friends receive annuities and cash gifts. Major charity bequests include $500,000 to St George's Church, $100,000 to Episcopal missions in New York, and $100,000 to the Home of Rest for Consumptives.
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Union News Service
New York
Jesus Christ
John Pierpont Morgan
Rome
Europe
Hartford
Morgan
J. P. Morgan
St. George's Protestant Episcopal Church
New York City
Episcopal
Home of Rest
California land measure sparks Wilson Bryan views
President Wilson and Secretary Bryan voiced opinions on California land laws aimed at preventing Javanese ownership. Bryan said the assembly bill could violate treaties with Japan, while the Senate version might be acceptable if alien land measures proceed.
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California
Washington
Wilson
Bryan
Hirem W. Johnson
Sacramento
California Assembly
Japan
Senate
Judge Miller Credits Dodds Kidney Pills for Recovery
Philip Miller of Cimarron Kansas reports a six box course of Dodds Kidney Pills cured his heart trouble and years of weakness. The letter praises the product and notes Miller serves a third term as Prelate Judge of Gray County.
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Judge Mi
Gray Co
Philip Miller
Cimarron
Kan
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