Startling confession of Denver boy burglar exposed
Denver July 14. A 16 year old boy Hendrix declares he would rather be in the penitentiary than out of it and tells of a wholesale burglary ring. Barney S. Karchmer a Denver second-hand dealer is implicated as a participant in robberies involving six houses and stolen goods sold at one quarter value. Hendrix says he helped load a wagon backed by Karchmer and was paid about 20 percent of the stolen value, with further crimes on Market Street and cribs robbed between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets.
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Colo
Ty Old
Ray Sane
Barney
Karchmer
Larimer Street
Hendrix
Mendrix
Carien
Cheyenne
Sam Bergman
Grameen
Heir to Million Refuses Contest and Keeps Working
Washington July 14 Miss Anna Cammack heiress to $1 000 000 and heiress in fact to $50 000 under her late father John Cammack s will declines to contest the document though urged to do so. She will keep her job as a clerk at a meat market while the will leaves the residue of the estate about $2? to her mother and stepbrother, amid her divorce from Auha Cammack Hardesty.
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Washington,d. C
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Washington
John Cammack
Auha Cammack
Anglo-Saxons Lead Atulin Olympic Games
London July 14 America and Great Britain led the first real business day of the Olympic sports with two gold medals each. John J Pianagan of the triph American Athletic club helped the United States and United Kingdom share top honors as Hamner set an Olympic record and M J McGarth of the New York Athletic club matched it. M W Shepperd of the Irish American Athletic club won a dash in the 1600 meter event.
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America
Great Britain
United States
United Kingdom
John J. Pianagan
triph+ American Athletic club
M. J. McGarth
New York Athletic Club
M. W. Shepperd
Cheyenne Girl Wins Gold Medal Contest
Mish Hae Roland of Cheyenne won the gold medal declamatory contest held by the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union of Laramie county in Wheatland last night. She was accompanied by Mrs. W. L. Whipple and Master Hart. several Wheatland children also competed.
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Laramie County
Wheatland
Mish Hae Roland
Cheyenne
W. L. Whipple
Hart
Conventions of Rival Parties On Same Day
Rapid City South Dakota July 14 The Democratic state convention met and elected Andrew Olson temporary chairman and adjourned to Wednesday to name candidates for state offices. Mitchell South Dakota July 14 Harmony prevailed at the Republican state convention which convened today two of four presidential electors were granted to the malcontent faction with the chairmanship. The smallest Republican convention ever held in the state will ratify the ticket named at the June primaries.
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Rapid City
5. D
Andrew Olson
Mitchell
Malwartd
Rifles Clash as City Bombardment Opens Fire
Telegram from Tabriz reports the bombardment of the Umirathia quarter began yesterday morning. Heavy firing answered by St. Petersburg observers noted, with no final casualty report yet available.
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Tabriz
Umirathia
Hhoniaty
Indiana Taggart Says Chairman to Be Chosen Soon
Lincoln Nebraska July report says Taggart of Indiana, chairman of the special committee, announced the chairman would not be chosen for a week or ten days. Bryan’s late home notification is noted. committee acts on campaign finance disclosures and public lists.
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Neb
Taggart
Indiana
Bryan
Cw Law
Chicago
wSilly
MORE TROOPS FOR MEXICAN BORDER
Washington reports Ambassador Creel of Mexico held talks with Secretary Bacon over alleged violations of neutrality laws along the border. The piece notes possible increases in army posts and a push to broaden extradition laws to pursue perpetrators of raids.
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Bassador Creel
Mexico
Bacon
Rega
Persohd
Wind storm scatters Bryan banner and reveals hosiery
A Lincoln wind storm ripped the Bryan banner from its moorings and left it in strips. In the same breeze, a young woman's skirt was lifted to show hosiery embroidered with Washington Taft and Bryan portraits. A friend notes many girls in Lincoln engage in the same embroidery on stockings.
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Lincoln
Neb
Washington
Taft
Colorado Southern Depot Robbed. Safe Blown Open
In Windsor Colorado, last night thieves entered the Colorado Southern depot, blew open the safe, and stole $100. Access was gained via a back window. Authorities have been notified but no clues are yet established.
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Windsor
Colo
Colorado Southern
Drowning at Shel Don Lake Claims John Harris
Fort Collins Colorado July 14 John Harris 26 drowned while swimming in Sheldon's lake a mile west of town His companions found the body two hours later His parents reside in Minnesota.
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Colo
John Harris
Sheldon's Lake
Minnesota
New Proprietors Named for The London Times
The Chronicle reports the new owners of The Times include Lord Rothschild Lord Cromer and Lord Northcliffe with Northcliffe holding a controlling stake.
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the Chronicle
the Times
Lord Rothschild
Lord Cromer
Lord Northcliffe
Weather Update for Wyoming in Washington Forecast
Forecast calls for showers in Wyoming on Wednesday and Thursday. Local data show a maximum 73 degrees and a minimum 57 with 0.02 inch precipitation in the four hours ending 6 p m today. W 8 Palmer section director.
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Washington
D. C
Wyoming
Palmer
Republicans Fear Hearst Independence Threat in New York
Washington July 14 The Independent Hearst party may alter the coming presidential campaign with a strong New York influence. Republicans fear Hearst could split votes, potentially hurting both parties, and observers await how New York City loyalties shift if Tammany backs the Denver nominee.
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Washington, D. C
William Randolph Hearst
Independence Party
Hearst
Ow York
Mpire
New York City
Tammany
Denver
Moyer Seeks Fusion With Miners and Labor Ties
In Denver at the Western Federation of Miners convention President Charles H. Moyer urges a working arrangement with the United Mine Workers of America and says affiliation with the American Federation of Labor is not advisable but not opposed. He calls for peaceful union talks and constitution changes to require local unions to consult the executive council before strikes. Reports to the convention note a drop in Federation membership due to strikes and financial troubles since last fall.
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Colo
Western Federation of Miners
Charles H. Moyer
United Mine Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
West wants settlers not bans on forest reserves
Francis Perry Elliott, former Home Magazine editor, visiting Cincinnati, discusses forest reserve policy with a Commercial Tribune reporter. He argues arid western irrigation makes national forests perpetual reservoirs, critiques red tape and petty officials, and urges clearer laws to favor settlers while protecting watersheds and forested lands.
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Uncle Sam
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Great American Desert
Middle West
Muust
McCarty Returns to Indiana Prison After Salvation Army Conversion
William McCarty, 40, heads back to the Indiana state penitentiary at Michigan City for a 14 year stretch to serve out his sentence. He traveled alone by train from North Yakima, having earned passage funds after a Salvation Army conversion. He previously wrote Governor Handy describing his situation and received a reply urging him to fulfill his commitment.
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William McCarty
Indiana State Penitentiary
Michigan City
North Yakima! Walsh
Salvation Army
North Yakima
Union
McCarty
Handy
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Henry
Cowboys Want Old Belt as a Prize
Denver's defunct Mountain and Plain festival may be revived through a request from Wyoming cowboys to award the belt trophy in broncho busting at the Frontier Days rough riding contest in August. The belt, once won three straight years to gain full title, was held by festival managers after two wins by Thad Sowder and a third by Harry Brennan. With the festival dead, Wyoming riders seek the belt to be awarded with full ownership to the Frontier Days winner.
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Wyoming Cowboys
Thad Sowder
Cheyenne
Harry Brennan
Sheridan
Wyo
Mountain and Plath
Mountain and Plain
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