Opening of Third Trans Missouri Dry Farming Congress
Delegates from continents and numerous states gather in Cheyenne for the Third Trans Missouri Dry Farming Congress. Governor Brooks welcomes participants and stresses scientific farming, future land settlement, and cooperative gains, followed by city and Denver welcomes and a Cheyenne ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
B. Professo Linefield
Boneman
Turner Hall
Cheyenne
Australia
Congress
Genital Avenue Theatre
F.C
Idaho Falla
Ef Apse
Gove
Trans-Missouri
America
Congress of Mankind
Cook
United States
Denver
The
Plains
Great American Desert
Virginian held after jail escape plan foiled
A Virginian prisoner teamed with an accomplice to escape by overpowering guards at a facility in Wyoming. The duo fled with two guards and retrieved $750 before retreating, but authorities say the escape was thwarted and the man was captured.
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Kab
Tony
Bend al Duck
Sibatiog
Sleyt
Meade
Slaying by Father in Utah Brother Aids Shelter of Sister
Batt City Utah February 23 A man identified as Theodore Syph rymi Taylor 52 stabbed his daughter in the breast as she slept with her newborn at home. The sister cried out and Theodore wrestled the attacker away and carried the wounded woman to safety. Syphus was arrested and gave no motive. The daughter is believed to recover.
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Wehcooner
Foe
Greely
Nebraska
Prairie
Wyoming
Brooks
Denver
Chevalier
Eerer
Colo
Benedict
James Ambrose Ryan
St. Leo's Church
Sesan Moran Ryan
Ther
Em Imsmme Porpon
O'yan
Mt. Jeo's Church
Batt City
Utah
Aeah
Theoo
Ely Interferente
Theodore Syphrymi
Taylor
Berts
Syypius
Theodore
Sister
Syphus
Trial delay as judge quashes farmer jurors panel
Federal Judge Anderson halted the Standard Oil of Indiana retrial after invalidating a 150 veniremen panel due to heavy farmer representation. He said a business man jury would better reflect the industrial case and ordered the panel set aside with a new date to be announced.
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Chicago
Ill
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Anderson
Truth about the West Motto Drives Embryo Cheyenne Group
An embryo organization formed in Cheyenne aims to promote legitimate West advertising and curb misleading campaigns. Attendees include A A Mayfield of the Denver News and Times James R Noland of the Denver Post B Coggins of the Postal Telegraph Cable Co W T Ellis of the same firm and others from the Trans Missouri Dry Farming congress and related outlets.
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West
Cheyenne
Trans-Missouri Dry Farming Congress
A. A. Mayfield
Denver News and Times
James R. Noland
Denver Poat
B. Cogg
Tornado Kills Six in Marker Tree Arkansas Damages All Buildings
Six people are reported killed with many injured as a tornado devastates Fisher area in Marker Tree Arkansas. Widespread destruction left wires down and all structures damaged. Tornado warnings interrupted efforts as responders assess the wreckage and aid survivors.
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Ark
1908 Tennesseean editorial clash over Governor Patterson aide
A witness recalls hostile ties between Col. Cooper and Sen. Carmack, tracing a 1908 editorial attack in the News-Scimitar and a Tennesseean piece calling for tough action against Cooper. The testimony details perceived bias, editorials, and references to Solomon Cohen as a recurring figure in the smear campaign.
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Washington
Forest
Senator Carmack
Columbia
Nashville
the American
Wwe
Carmack
Memphis
News-Scimitar
C Armack
Gaid
News-Scimiter
Cooper
Coopler
Gates
Everyonero
den Sonia
Car- 4
Wasecarmack
Nashville Canenaean
Akan
Patterson
Bryan
Dane
Jolomon Cohen
Solomon Cohen
The
Tennesseean of Sunday
Nine Men Trapped by Sewer Cave In At Alaska Yukon Grounds
Nine workers, buried four feet by a sewer cave in Seattle at the Alaska Yukon exposition site, are kept alive by a two inch pipe supplying air. Rescue teams dig frantically while one man, Roberts, is reported dead and another ore is unaccounted for.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska-Yukon Exposition Grounds
Roberts
Aged Millionaire Marries 40-Year-Old Bride in Florida
Chicago reports M B Getzelman, Elgin banker and real estate owner, wired that he married Mrs Hulde Doblin aged 40 and is en route to Florida with his son D B Getzelman of Hampshire. The family initially denied the news but later admitted its truth.
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Chicago
M. B. Gettelman
Elgin
Elgin National Bank
Bank of Algonquin
St. Charles National Bank
Chas. J. Schmidt
Hulde Doblin
Florida
D.B. Getzelman
Hampshire
Til
Heart of Great Musician Not Touched by Misery
A 30 year old narrator recalls a troubled youth and family rifts. He describes leaving home for Canada and enlisting in the mounted police before falling ill and moving to Chicago arriving September 1, 1906. He recounts meeting his wife and marrying soon after.
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Paderowaki
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Wis
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