Tragic Monoplane Crash Kills War Minister at Paris Start
A monoplane piloted by Train veered from the start crowd at Heyl Molinena near Paris and struck a ministerial group. Minister of War Derteux was killed and Premier Monle severely injured with others hurt as spectators watched the Paris Madrid race start.
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Porlea
France
Contol
Parle
Madrid
Bie
Mporte Havel
Heyl Molinena
M. Train
M. Bounler
Monle
Pierre Ved_ate
Capalee
Train
Law Ore
Hind
M. Bonnier
Eiffel Tower
Clowe
Krogh
All Sonm
M. Horteaus
M. Monle
Mexican Peace Pact Signed to End Revolt
Official representatives of the Mexican government and the revolutionaries signed a peace sareenmut at the custome houree to end the armed conflict waged for the past jant months. The accord records concessions by the government on three demands, initiated on November 20. Telegrams announced the signing were sent across Mexico to federal and revolutionary leaders alike.
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Mexico
Four days heat claim sixty three infant deaths in Chicago
In the Chicago report amid a stretch of extreme heat from May day to May m, fifty three babies under one year old, most only weeks old, died during the four days. Separately, a corporate note states Fargo Press has been taken over by Fargo Press Company which purchased over the Pacific Express.
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Chicago
Fargo Express
Pacific
New York Welle Fargo Bapress Company
Hacakee
Pacific Rapress
Miscouri Pacific
Western turmoil and calamities flood the Western states
A sweeping storm and tornadoes caused heavy damage across the region. A California warehouse lost stock valued at 90 000 dollars near Verd, and a tornado near Sioux City injured three and destroyed several structures. A young Ohio man, A V Harte, died at an aviation ground in Los Angeles. Reports from Seattle deny Alaska annexation sentiment tied to coal mining. A grand jury in Alameda County indicted Henry P Dalton on bribery and fraud charges, with bail set at 45 000 dollars. Southern Pacific and Union Pacific announce a May timetable, shortening travel between San Francisco and Chicago by over four hours. Cold fronts bring record lows to Denver and the Midwest, while Western Passenger Association contemplates a tax rule for long trucks, signaling nationwide adoption.
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Verd
New
California Lagernd White Pine Agency
Twill Rapides
Sioux Palle
Tenet
Dunen
Carmi Hou A.V. Harte
Ohloma
Angeles
Arch Moxney
Cal
Oakland
Firith
J. Cy Stubbe
Southern Pacific Railroad
Pew
Southern Pacific and
Union Pacific Railroade
San Francisco
Chicago
Denver
Baltimore
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virgil
Westen Passenger Association
Rock
Sheridan
Mead Creek
Wanhnkle County
Mo N. H. Meldrum
Boltile Mia
Nelighorhed
Lander
William Graham
Unclear Mexican Political Turmoil Amid Supposed Coup
Fragmentary report describes potential resignation of President and Vice President before June, interim leadership by De La Herre, and a monoplane crash near Miele, France with fatalities. Mentions de la Barra becoming provisional president in a sequence of upheaval.
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Mexico
Man
Corral
de la Herre
Paul Opus
Pierre Marie Bournique
Miele
France
Dugouye
Francisco Jeon de la Barra
Boxing Bill in Illinois Nearing Passage and Boxing News
A bill in Illinois appears near passage affecting boxing contests while Senatorial action in other states stalls. Des Moines Wonderfoot League owner John Higgins denies plans to sell or retire from management. Summer prize money in aviation tops one million dollars across meets. The Portland national amateur wrestling tournament runs under Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club. Cheyenne todiamia debuts May 2 in a three game series with Denver Cotterelia. Western league debate on Wichita club change to Denver gains no immediate sanction. Hilly Papke and Jim Sullivan sign for a 20 round world title bout in June. Peter Jensen defeats Kid Harrison in Sheridan, Jensen pressing breast and stomach in clashes per Referee Dixon Harrison.
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Bill Logal
Tiinois
Senate
Prac Eally
John Higgins
Des Moines
Todiamia
Denver Cottrelia
Tip O'Neill
Wichita
Denver City
New York
Hilly Papke
Jim Sullivan
Funtion
Ith
Peter Jensen
Loat Jo Kid Harrison
Ogden
Sheridan
Wyo.) Athletic Club
Jensen
Bis
Dixon Harrison
Apip Ship
Scotts Mich Fire Destroys Biainewn Section Of Village
A fire swept the biainewn section of Scotts Michigan causing $75,000 in damages. The item also notes various national and local figures and events including a former Union Pacific treasurer’s death, elopement news, a proposed constitutional initiative, a judge's divorce, and other scattered notes from political, legal, and social realms.
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Scotts
Mich
Laws
Henry McFarland
Union Pacific Railroad
Concord
Comcord
Wheelin House
Gertrude Gaynor
Gaynor
New York
William Seward Webb, Jr
Wilmington
Del
Marrho
United Confederate Veterans
Mitte Hoek
Macon
Ashe
Wiwonsin Assembly
Senate
Gagor
Superior Cour
New Haven
Conn
Mre
Henry Lord Wheeler
Ploo
Taft Addresses Railway Traismen Union and Treasury Plans
President Taft spoke to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen in Worcester Ma declaring support for forming a railway mail clerks union aligned with the AFL. He noted government bond plans to finance the treasury fund and anticipated over subscription with small bidders favored. He also touched on arbitration, international negotiations, antitrust actions, and military district reorganizations affecting New Mexico Utah and Montana.
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Taft
Brotherhood of Railway Traismen
Hurrinburg
American Federation of Labor
MacVeagh
Treasury General Fund
Manama Canas
Treasury
Know
Am Marder
Washington
Wyoming News Briefs From Across the State
Hot Springs county countywide election reorganizes county government with involvement from Big Horn and Fremont counties. Cheyenne reports appointing Miss Mike Ehartie Grant, daughter of ex State Auditor LeRoy Grant, as matron of Queen's Hospital in Honolulu.
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Hot Springs
Sorthern
Big Horn County
Fremont
Cheyenne
Mike Ehartie Grant
LeRoy Grant
Woth
State Hospital
Rock Sphme
Queen's Hospital, Honolalu
Texas King Oil Well Causes Large Spill Excitement
A Spring Valley district oil well named the Texas King spouted over 641 feet into the air and released more than 300 barrels of oil before it was capped, creating a wave of excitement in the Spring Valley area.
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Braonton
Spring Valley District
Spring
Four men injured and one fatally in fatal crash near De Marie Buruga
Coty Jack Lane likely to die after a vehicle plunged into a deep gulch. Passengers Tom Wolfe Frank Saylor Roy Chase and Bi Hunt were seriously injured when the car went over a precipice while driving the Preei plow near De Marie Buruga.
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Coty
Jack Lane
Tom Wolfe
Frank Saylor
Roy Chase
Bi Hunt
de Marie Buruga
Bigrey
Commutation Plea Circulates Over McLaughlin Case
Petitions circulated in Cheyenne asking Governor Carey to commute the sentence of James McLaughlin to life in prison. McLaughlin killed his wife months ago, was convicted, and sentenced to hang. He attempted to kill himself at the time, and friends think he is insane.
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Cheyenne
Carey
James Mclaugh-lin
McLaughan
Murderer Pleads Guilty in Jealous Rage Homicide
Chandler Lauder J Simpson, who shot and killed his wife at her mother's home last January in a jealous rage, pleaded guilty to second degree murder here and will receive sentence later. The case details a fatal domestic shooting and the plea agreement pending sentencing.
Fleeing Jap Seen Around Cheyenne and Colorado
Reports place the Japanese suspect Nakawonga who stabbed his wife in Cheyenne then seen near northern Colorado. Sheriff Carlton of Por Collins said a farmer reported sighting the man nearby and authorities followed up.
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Cheyenne
Frank Nakawonga
Colorado
Wiel
Carlton
Por Collins
Sheep Die Off In Valley Fears Conspiracy
Sheep men in Star Valley report poisoned or sick flocks near Thomas Hl. Hoberts range with rumors of illness. unease spread as deaths mount. Around Crow Creek, Brow’s shearing pens burned by unknown vandal, spurring fears of a planned drive from the valley range.
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Allon
Eheepmen
Star Valley
Poleon
Thomas Hl. Hoberts
Alcknens
William Brow
Crow Creek
State Immigration Board appoints fifth commissioner in Wyoming
The Cheyenne Immigration Board, in session, announced Roy Schenck as the new fifth commissioner and Wyoming immigration commissioner. The commission will offer cash prizes for the best farm products at the State Fair in Douglas.
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Cheyenne
Roy Schenck
Wyoming
Douglas
Wind River lands to be opened for sale after five years
The General Land Office is urged to act promptly to place undiapplied lands of the Wind River ceded reservation on the market after a five year open period. The sale, at cash bids not less than one dollar per acre, will occur once listings are completed by the Lander land office and regulations are set by the Interior Secretary.
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Washington
General Land Office
Warren
Wind River Indian Reservation
Wind River Reservation
Leoshan
Interlior
Lander
Land of Flee
Landa
Post Office Designated Savings Depository at Seaton
A postmaster note indicates Seaton post office has been chosen as a postal savings depository and will begin operations on June first, with new savings evidence and related procedures to be implemented.
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Heridan
Spee Oh Seton
Wen
Pental Savings Depository
Wyoming items mix language with local events on July Fourth
Wyoming notes from Pinedale to Cody and Cheyenne cover Fourth of July duties river streams, civic actions, and city leadership. Items include mayoral changes in Cody and Carper, church incorporations in Lucerne and Rock Springs, and a range of public works, elections, and infrastructural plans across the state amid storms and ongoing projects.
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Pinedale
Faratoga
Cody
Clarke Ford
Not in my business a shoe clerk says it’s the big things
Adelaide and Cornelia quarrel over a kiss from George while a shoe clerk wryly notes the owner’s power in small affairs. The scene blends romantic mishap with a shopkeeper’s blunt wisdom about priorities and control.
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Olraem i
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Western Unitarian Conference
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Coore
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Tariff Board
White House
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Wyoming News
Tate Wederathon
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Mereat Kronttersdistréuies
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Bheep
State Immigration Board
Ceurt
Lpton
Lender
ATR
Wo. Dunn
The
Union Pacific Coal Company
George B. Pryde
Rock Springs
Larame
Fort Collins
Grand Army of the Republic
Salida
Colo
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Forest Service
F. HW. DeCasiva
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JL. Kirby
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Cornelia
George
Deante
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