Six Cities Connected to Priest Murder in Denver Case
Denver police chief says a letter by Giuseppe Allo to his Sicily son ties six U S cities to the killing of Father Leo Heinrichs. Suspects linked include J Vanni and Orestos Sodi and others from an Anti Clerical Society, with arrests in New York Pittsburgh and other cities as investigations continue.
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Denver
Colo
Michael Delaney
Giuseppe Allo
Leo Heinrichs
Sicily
United States
Allo
Colorado Springs
J. Vanni
Pittsburg
Orestos Sodi
Tomasso Calembreso
Orestos Malava
Marlo Tolmes
New York
Father Leo
Alio
Leo
Delaney
Bradley Wins Senate Seat in Frankfort Joint Session
Governor William O. Bradley was declared elected to the United States senate at a Frankfort joint session. With 126 members present, 64 votes were needed. Four Democrats joined Republicans to elect Bradley, shifting votes away from former Governor Bookham.
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Frankfort
William O. Bradley
United States Senate
General Assembly
Bookham
Hockites
Fire Drives Twenty-Five Women From Chicago Rubber Plant
A blaze at 762 West Lake Street destroyed a rubber goods plant and sent twenty-five young women employees fleeing into the street in a panic. Several were slightly overcome by smoke but recovered shortly. Loss estimated at 30000 dollars.
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Chicago
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company
West Lake Street
Fncke
Kidnappers Sentenced in Lillian Wulf Case
William Jones Bias Birmingham and his wife Tone Alaina Jones received penitentiary sentences from Judge Karnten for abducting 8 year old Lillian Wulf last December. Jones drew a thirty year term while Birmingham and Tone Jones were sentenced to twenty five years.
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Chicago
William Jones
Bias Birmingham
Tone Alaina Jones
Karnten
Lillian Wulf
Bomb Thrown at President in Buenos Ayres Plot
A dynamite bomb was thrown at the carriage carrying President Al Cortez in Buenos Aires but failed to explode. Four people were arrested on suspicion of complicity in the plot.
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Buenos Ayres
Alcorta
Cribbage Marathon Nears Finish After Seven Years
Des Moines Iowa February 8 Colonel John C Lopez and Milo Ward play a million point cribbage game. The running score stands 460934 to 455234 with plans to finish in 1915. Lopez is Polk County sheriff and Ward is secretary of the Commercial Exchange. They play weekly from 7:39 to 11 p.m. and have completed 276 straight weeks.
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Des Moines
John C. Lopez
Milo Wari
Mr. Loper
Polk County
Milo Ward
Commercial Exchange
Policeman Discharged Over Kiss Charge and Divorce
Chicago police officer Patrick Nash of Deaplaines Street station was fired by the civil service commission after Ruth Potter a restaurant cashier accused him of kissing her against her will. Nash’s wife has filed for divorce amid the scandal.
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Chicago
Patrick Nash
Deaplaines Street
Civil Service Commission
Ruth Potter
Wealthy New Mexican Shot in Ambush Near N M
A wealthy stockman in New Mexico was shot in an ambush on a public road yesterday. The body lay undiscovered until today and was dragged to hide it. Louis Sanches, a local neighbor, is detained on suspicion of knowing the killer amid an old family feud and threats of lynching.
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N. M
Garcia
Louis Sanches
Copper Mines Resume Work in Amalgamated Holdings
John D. Ryan of Amalgamated Copper moves to revive the North Butte and Butte Consolidated mines and the Washoe smelter after four months of closure. Officials estimate at least 20,000 workers will return as plans progress amid improving stock market signals and cautious copper demand.
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New York
John D. Ryan
Set Copper Company
Amalgamated Coppa Company
Mastery
Amalgamated Copper Company
North Butte Copper Company
Butte Consolidated Coalition
Boston
Amalgamated Copper
Stock Exchange
Butte Coalition
Broad Street
North Butte
Wall Street
Copper Trust
Butte
Amalgamated
Ryan
Halp Mellion Dollar Corp Costs in Saginaw Trial
In Saginaw Michigan on February 28 testimony in a city suit against Halp Mellion Dollar Corp revealed a $100,000 company with a cash capital of 250 dollars after consolidating East and West Side Gas in 1901. The firm loaned 550,000 bonds and holds a 45,000 bond guarantee pending the court decision on refunds to gas consumers since June 1900.
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Saginaw, Mich
Properti
Effeult
Saginaw Gaa Company
Conductors Accept Reduction in Wages
Louisville and Nashville conductors agree to a wage cut restoring pay to the level before March 1, 1907. The reduction becomes effective March 1, 1908 in Louisville Kentucky.
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Louisville, Ky
Louisville & Nashville
House Rejects Pay Increase and Army News Plans
Washington D C Feb 28 Without a dissenting note the house as a special rule rejected the provision for increased pay for non commissioned officers and enlisted men and to prohibit private employment of army news plans for pay Both provisions went out of the army appropriation bill on points of order The house then took up an amendment appropriating 1500000 for joint maneuvers of the military organization of the several states and the regular army The amendment faced extended debate with Tawney warning of a large deficit Holliday of Indiana argued against militarism and for employment programs The amendment was reduced to 1 million dollars and then lost.
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Washington
D. C
House
Hinds
Tawney
Holliday
Indiana
Professor Starr Hopes to Study Unknown Races in Far East
Professor Frederick Starr of the University of Chicago sailed for the Far East to study an alleged Caucasian race in the Philippines and may visit Inland China to observe the Lolos. He plans a three month stay and will travel without firearms, using grapho phones to record the languages.
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Chicago
Frederick Starr
University of Chicago
Far East
Philippines
China
Starr
Heirs Sought in Arizona Estate Masquerade Case
In probate court Baron Schlippenbach revealed that Nicola de Raylan alias Seraphina Terletsky, who posed as a man for years, left a 27 000 estate. The mother Rus sia resident Seraphina Terletsky is named as next of kin and sole heir at law. De Raylan, also Anna Terletsky, was Constantine Terletsky’s daughter and used multiple names. Her two marriages left her widow without a share.
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Chivtago
Nicola de Raylan
Arizona
Baron Schlippenbach
de Raylan
Seraphina Terletsky
Russia
Oyel
Anna Terletsky
Constantine Terletsky
Nicolas Konstantinoviteh
Nicolas de Raglan
Transplant Bone From Dog To Boy In Indiana Operation
In Unk town Ind on Feb 28 Vernon Wolfe fourteen suffers bone disease in his forearm. Doctors remove the useless bone and replace it with a bone from a dog's fore leg after chloroforming a dog named Hornard. Surgeons report the operation successful and expect full use after healing.
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Unktown
Ind
Vernon Wolfe
Lady Big Bt
Hornard
Park plan for Frontier Days grounds near Upper Lakes
Forty civic leaders met at the Industrial club to discuss a permanent park near the Upper Lakes for Frontier Days and a 5000-seat grandstand plus race track. A committee will study costs and leases, with initial outlay estimated at $20,000 to 25,000. Mayor Cook linked growth to Fort Russell orders, signaling strong civic optimism for Cheyenne’s park project.
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Industrial Club
Vance
Upper Lakes
A. D. Kelley
Theommittee
Ing Ted
Cheyenne
Cook
Fort Russell
War Department
Weather forecast for Wyoming from Washington report
Forecast for Wyoming calls for snow in the north and rain or snow in the south and Batur day with colder air in the west and south. Sunday expected with snow in the northwest. Record shows 24 hour data to 6 pm February 25 1908 with max 523 degrees and min 29 degrees and no precipitation.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Inventor Thomia A Bujaon in Serious Condition After Operation
New York report states inventor Thomia A Bujaon, who had a recent operation for motoiditis, spent a comfortable night. Doctors said his condition is serious but not immediately dangerous.
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New York
Thomia A. Bujaon
Sin
Fire at Cirace Hospital Endangers Seventy Patients
A blaze on the top floor of Cirace Hospital’s four story ward in New Haven today endangered seventy patients, some in serious condition. Nurses doctors and orderly staff aided by citizens evacuated patients to ambulances and vehicles as alarms spread through the building. Loss is estimated at about 26 thousand dollars.
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New Haven
Con
Cirace Hospital
Judge Grosscup Free After Railway Directors Cleared
In Charleston on February 8, Judge Peter S. Grosscup of the United States court and four other railway directors charged in connection with last August’s accident were today acquitted.
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Grosscte
Charleston
Peter 8
Grosscup
United States
Sourt
Raihway
Cornelia Baxter-Tevis M'Kee Heads to Nice for Health
Purla February 28 The divorce petition by Hart McKee has been postponed to next Wednesday and Cornelia Baxter-Tevis M Kee travels to Nice with her family for health, believing Riviera climate may aid her children. Mrs McKee, formerly Cornelia Baxter of Cheyenne, married Hugh Tevin of California who died in Japan during their honeymoon, then wed Hart McKee. The suit is expected to be highly sensational.
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Purla
Hart McKeb
Nice
Riviera
Dren
McKee
Cornelia Baster
Cheyenne
Hugh Tevin
California
Japa
Hart McKee
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Halp-Mellion-Dollar Corporation
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Greater
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Edison
Cornelia Baxter
Tevism
Kee
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