Missing Cheyenne detective LOYSEN linked to bank fraud
A. Loysen founder of the Cheyenne Detective bureau vanished along with Mrs. D. P. Gould and A. Dilberto after a pattern of fraud with worthless checks. Local merchants Buechner Jewelry and Barnett Mercantile reported losses. a $86 check to Mrs. Gould was refused by Citizens' National Bank as Loysen’s account was overdrawn. The trio fled toward Denver aboard the 1 o'clock train, prompting police torches across cities.
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Cheyenne
A. Loysen
Cheyenne Detective Bureau
D. P. Gould
A. Dilberto
Loysen
Gould
Denver
Dilberto
Buechner Jewelry Company
Dan 8. Park & Co
Barnett Mercantile Company
Mra. Gould
Citizens’ National Bank
Idelman Bros
Loyon
Alva Ki
Cobalt
Ontario
Canada
Loyxen
Mia
Loyken
Buech- der
Sdelman Bros
City
Dan S. Park & Co
Attempted Revolution in Portugal Foiled by Police Action
A failed plot to overthrow the monarchy and declare a republic in Portugal was halted by officials. The plan aimed to assassinate Premier Franco and trigger street uprisings with bombs and revolvers, using festivities for cover. Police surrounded a key house, several leaders escaped, some were captured, and weapons were found in a cellar.
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Lisbon
Badajon
Spain
Portugal
Franco
Mek
Deep Plot Against Hayti Revealed In NY Counterfeiting Case
Washington Jan 23 Secret Service agents tied Jose M Giordan to a vast conspiracy aimed at overthrowing Hayti's president Nord. Agents say Giordan carried counterfeit Haytien money with a value of 800000, along with 2000 rifles and 230000 rounds of ammunition intended for Haytien revolutionists across Santo Domingo and Cuba if the Hayti upheaval succeeded.
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Washington, D. C
Nord
Hayti
Secret Service
New York
Jose M. Giordan
Santo Domingo
Cuba
Wilkie
Secreet Service
Giordant
Army of the Unemployed clashes with police in Chicago
In Chicago on January 23 a march of about two hundred unemployed men confronted police outside the city hall. Police dispersed the crowd with clubs and arrested Dr Reltman who led one detachment. The scuffles drew a large, difficult to manage crowd.
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Chicago
Reltman
Polkce
Nebraska Attorney General seeks temp restraining order on express rates
Lincoln Jan 25 Attorney General Thompson asked the Nebraska supreme court for a temporary restraining function to bar express companies from charging rates above those set by the Sibley act The act provides a 26 percent reduction to consumer charges for express services
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Thompson
Supreme Court
Michigan moves to grant woman suffrage at convention
Lansing officials report the constitutional convention committee on elections unanimously approved a proposal granting woman suffrage and recommended its passage. The action occurred during a January session in Lansing Michigan.
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Michigan
Pavork
Lansing
Mich
Constitutional Convention Committee On Elections
Expenses of Convention Resolution Considered in Salt Lake City
A resolution requiring the next convention host to guarantee expenses was presented in Salt Lake City Utah on January 23. The Trans-M Missourian congress elected officers with Governor B B Brooks of Wyoming chosen as President unanimously. The resolution sits with the resolutions committee awaiting action.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Congress
B. B. Brooks
Wyoming
Committee On Resolutions
Thaw Trial Nears End as Defense Presents Experts
New York Jan 23. Opinion that the Thaw trial will close soon grows as Justice Dowling limits both sides to three expert witnesses. Two of the defense experts testified today on mental and physical exams of Harry Thaw conducted at the Tombs after his arrest for Stanford White’s murder. The defense is expected to finish its evidence tomorrow.
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New York
Thaw
Justice Dowling
Harry Thaw
Tombs
Stanford White
Wedding plans as Vanderbilt nuptials draw crowds in New York
Miss Ruth Twombley and Miss Dorothy Whitney, bridesmaids for Gladys Vanderbilt, receive simple pearl necklaces worth 2 500 as gifts. With $50 000 in wedding presents stored at the mansion and five detectives on duty, security around Fifty seventh Street and Fifth Avenue is tight ahead of the Count Laszel Szechenyi ceremony.
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New York
Ruth Twombley
Dorothy Whitney
Gladys Vanderbilt
Laszel Szechenyi
Miss Vanderbilt
Countess Szechnyl
United States
Fifty-seventh Street
Fifth Avenue
Mise Vanderbilt
Soldering Tron Palls 42 Stories and Kills Man
A red hot soldering iron dropped from the 42nd floor of the Singer building in New York City striking mason helper John Boyle on the 27th floor of the City Investment building. He suffered a fractured skull and died en route to hospital.
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New York
New Singer
Forty hours work for Union Pacific shopmen
Bulletin notices posted in the machine boiler blacksmith tin tank and car shops announce that shop forces will not work Saturdays. Workers now toil eight hours daily for a five day week.
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Union Pacific
Deficit warning dominates congressional session in January
Washington reports show the urgent deficiency appropriation bill taking center stage as Tawney warns of a potential 100 million deficit next fiscal year unless spending is cut. Underwood argues the crisis stems from lack of confidence, not external calamities, and faults the Republican party’s handling of prosperity. Senate figures on bank deposits accuse the treasury of uneven money distribution and call for investigation.
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Washington, D. C
House
Tawney
Underwood
Alabama
Republican Party
Keifer
Ohio
Rawlins Banker Dies on the Coast
R A Smiley longtime Carbon county sheep man and bank director died in Sacramento California from Brights disease. He was a member of the Myastle Shrine Masons and the Rawlins Elks and will have a funeral in Oakland California. He leaves a considerable estate.
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Rawlins
Wyo
R. A. Smiley
Carbon County
Sacramento
Cal
Rawlins Temple
Congressmen Cook Attacks Roosevelt in Protest Letter
Denver, Jan 25 Congressman George W Cook writes to the Denver Chamber of Commerce that he will not back down from his protest against President Roosevelt's western land fraud case He says he has sent copies to the president vice president speaker and other Washington officials and declares he will stay in the ring while the attacks on innocent men in his state continue.
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Congressman Cook
Roosevelt
Denver
Colo
Denver Chamber of Commerce
George W. Cook
CASOE
Cook
Washington
Wyoming Prizes at Denver Stock Show Sweepstakes Winners Named
At the Denver stock show Wyoming carried away several top prizes. King Bros. of Laramie won the sweepstakes and the National Wool Growers’ association trophy. William Treynolds of Lusk took first prize for Hereford yearling and for Hereford heifer, second prize for heifer calf, and third prize for Hereford bull.
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Wyoming
Denver
King Bros. of
Laramie
National
Banker Walsh An Enigma On The Witness Stand
Chicago dispatch notes John R. Walsh remained an enigma amid trial for charges threatening prison and disgrace. He appeared unfazed by defeat, calmly handling business, dictating letters, and deciding railroad questions while awaiting verdict. He alternated between diffidence on the stand and defiant optimism about acquittal.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
Weather Review for Wyoming and Darlington Region
Weather report notes snow possible in eastern areas with fair and warmer conditions in western sections. For 24 hours ending January 23, 2008 highs near 34 degrees, lows around 10, no precipitation recorded. Palmer section director reports.
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DB. C
Wyoming
Warner
Daon
W. & Palmer
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