Governor Johnson Not Opposed to Bryan
Governor Johnson states he would not actively seek a presidential nomination. He would consider mere usage of his name if the Democratic Party believed he could aid the cause, but he will not organize to seek the nomination and aims to avoid defeating Bryan or any other candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Bryan
St. Paul, Minn
Johnston
Swan J. Turnblad
Minneapolis
Democratic Party of
Minnesota
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt accused of intolerance in House dispute
Washington March 27 A debate in Congress on the Roosevelt administration centers on a Michigan representative's claim that the president insulted him during a discussion tied to a judiciary report on Judge Wilfley. Diekman denied thumping a desk but admitted gesturing, while Williams proposed a committee resolution. The House then debated the agricultural appropriation bill with little change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
George
China
Williams
Mississippi
Committee of Congress
Diekman Ee
Bank Robbery Probe in Pittsburg Hits Over a Million
Pittsburg March 27 A third degree charge against Henry Rieber paying teller and John Young auditor of Farmers Deposit National Bank was filed by Bank Examiner W L Folds. They are jailed on charges of misapplying funds totaling 1 106 000. Rumor claims more indictments against city and other businessmen soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Henry Rieber
John Young
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
W. L. Folds
Hughes Man Says Bryan Can Beat Taft in New York
Albany March 27 Republicans and independent voters in Albany and vicinity endorsed Charles E. Hughes for the Republican presidential nomination. General Stewart L. Woodford, head of the Hughes league, led the event and argued Hughes could carry New York while Taft could not against Bryan.
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Hughes
Bryan
Taft
New York
Albany
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
United States
Vicinity
Stewart L. Woodford
Hughes League
Weather Report for Wyoming Forecast and Washington Data
Forecast notes snow Saturday then a drop in temperature. Saturday night warmer. Report for 24 hours ending 6 pm March 27 shows high 45 and low 26 degrees with trace precipitation. Data attributed to W. S. Palmer.
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Washington
D. C
Wyoming
Palmer
Troops Suppress Strike at Alaska Treadwell Mines
Troops from Fort Seward depart for Douglas Island to quell a mine strike at Treadwell where 500 miners protest halt work. Marshal Shoup travels to scene as dynamite looting and threats of blowing up the works are reported. Col Green leads a gatling gun unit with a second company ready to reinforce if needed.
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Seattle
Wash
Fort Seward
Haines
Alaska
Treadwell
Douglas Island
United States
Shoup
Washington
Green
Tenth Infantry
Moyer Predicts Prosperity in Western Mines by August
Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners says mining conditions in Colorado Idaho Montana and other western states are improving and he expects a prosperous period by mid August. He visited George H. Pettibone during illness and suffered an asthma attack, now convalescent.
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San Diego
Cal
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Moyer
George H. Pettibone
Tlneas
Fight Over New Railway Diverting Traffic from Main Line
Rawlins business leaders push for a branch leaving the Union Pacific at Wamsutter to divert Routt county cattle and traffic, while Rock Springs interests favor a Bitter Creek to Lay Colorado route to tap coal lands and speed travelers via a Moffatt road cut off. Mohler reportedly promised immediate investigation.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Rawlins
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Routt County
Dannecific
Wamcutter
Baggs
Fortification Creek
Craig
Gollo
Lay
Denver
Union
Cheyenne
Bitter Creek
Mohler
Earthquake Destroys Chilapa in Guerrero State
Mexico City reported two tremors that struck Chilapa, a 15 000 inhabitant town in Guerrero, causing widespread fires across multiple sites. Casualties and total property damage remain unknown as authorities and rescuers work to assess the catastrophe.
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Mexico City
Mex
Chilapa
Guerrero
Ambitious Cheyenne Citizens Aim to Form Sons of the American Revolution
Sixteen applicants received extensions from Professor Burchard on Friday with more expected today. The group includes Cheyenne's prominent citizens. Four visitors arrive from Denver for a banquet this evening at the Inter Ocean, where an organization may be effected and arrangements completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of the American Revolution
Burchard
Cheyenne
Denver
Inter Ocean
Morey Succeeds Havemeyer as Great Western Sugar President
Chester A. Morey elected president of the Great Western Sugar Company to replace H M Havemeyer who died recently. The company owns sugar factories in northern Colorado and is controlled by the American Sugar Refining company with local capitalists. Morey serves as western representative of the sugar trust.
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Morey
Havemeyer
Sugar Company
Denver
Colo
Chester 8
Great Western Sugar Company
HM. O. Havemeyer
Great Wester Sugar Company
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Aldrich currency bill passes Senate amid party vote
The Aldrich bill authorizing emergency currency for national banks won 42 to 16 in the Senate after a 42 to 12 vote on Bailey’s substitute. The measure limits emergency currency to 500 million dollars with bank deposits secured by bonds and fees, while a proposed government deposit guarantee failed 11 to 46.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
la Follette
Woman Gives $250000 to Chicago Y M C A Anniversary Fund
Mrs. M. T. Blackstone contributed 250000 dollars to the Chicago Y M C A anniversary fund. The Citizens' Advisory Committee announced the gift as part of a campaign to raise a total of 1000000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Y. M. C. A
Chicago
Young Men's Christian Association
M. T. Blackstone
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Supreme Court hears arguments on apportionment law
In a state supreme court session today Attorney General Mullen will argue the demurrer in the suit by Patrick Sullivan and J T Williams against Secretary of State William Schnitger. The case tests the constitutionality of the apportionment law of 1907 and earlier laws. Sullivan and Williams are represented by Colonel Walter R Stoll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
W. E. Mullen
Patrick Sullivan
J. T. Williams
William R. Schnitger
Mullen
Sullivan and Williams
Walter R. Stoll
Racing Automobiles Location Reports In Transit
In the New York to Paris race the American car is on ship bound for Seattle. The Italian car left Ely, Nebraska, at 7 a m for Tonopah. The French car is in Ogden. The German automobile is at Rock Springs, Wyoming, with a broken axle.
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Ogden, Utan
New York
Paris
Seattle
Ely, Ney
Tonopah
Wolli go Express Wreck Kills Two in New York State
Two men died and four others were injured in the Wolli go express wreck on train 19 at Belvidere near Hornell New York this morning morning. Authorities investigated the cause as the wreck occurred in Rochester vicinity with emergency responders on site.
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Rochester
N. Y
Belvidere
Hornell
Willie Hoppe Wins World 182-Billiards Title
New York reports Willie Hoppe defeated George Sutton to claim the world championship in 182 billiards. The match concluded tonight with Hoppe seizing the title after a strong finish.
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New York
Willie Hoppe
George Sutton
Union Pacific Plans Major Bond Issue and Acquisitions
Stockholders will meet May 6 to authorize a mortgage secured bond issue of roughly 40 to 60 million dollars on unmortgaged Union Pacific lines totaling about 1650 miles. The meeting also seeks ratification to take over the Leavenworth Kansas and Western Railway and the Topeka and Northwestern, about 200 miles, to be included in the bond security. Directors refuse to sue Harriman Rogers and Stillman over stock sales linked to Illinois Central and related units, citing full disclosure and unanimous prior approval.
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New York
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Leavenworth, Kansas & Western Railway Company
Topeka & Northwestern Railroad Company
Kansas
BE. H. Harriman
H. H. Rogers
James Stillman
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Railroad Securities Company
St. Joseph & Grand Island Railroad Company
Union Pacific System
L. A. Storrs
Henry R. Buck
Hartford
W. A. Arnold
Willimantic
William C. Bates
East Granby
Messrs. Rogers
Harriman
Stillman
Cheyenne men map future of Little Snake irrigation project
Charles M. Hebertson and Warren R. Given of Denver visited Cheyenne on Routt County Development Co business. The $500,000 canal system will irrigate 50 900 acres in Routt County Colorado and Carbon County Wyoming. Work to resume mid April with a large force. most of the system to be completed this year. Land is sold for 36 50 on ten year payments under the Carey act with a hoped-for apple growing boom rivaling Colorado’s Grand Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Hebertson
Warren R. Given
Denver
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Routt County
Little
Snake River Valley
Grand Valley
Colorado
State Land Board
Lawmaker Heflin in Alabama shoots on street car
Representative Heflin of Alabama quarreled with a Black person on a street car this evening and fired. A bullet lightly hurt the Black person and a white passenger named McCreary was seriously wounded in the right side. Heflin was arrested.
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Washington, D. C
Heflin
Alabama
McCreary
Daughter Born Abroad to Pershings in Manila
Through a cablegram Pred War ren announces the birth of a ten and a half pound daughter to General and Mrs. J J Pershing in Manila. Mrs Pershing is the daughter of Senator Warren. The newborn will be named Anne and the family is noted in Cheyenne and Washington social circles.
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Pred Warren
J. J. Pershing
Manila
Colorado horse thief finally captured in Saratoga
Special to The Leader from Rawling Wyoming March 27 reports Sheriff Horton was alerted to the arrest at Saratoga of Kyler Terrell a Colorado horse thief who escaped from Hahn's Peak jail and tried to flee through Wyoming.
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Rawling
Wyo
Horton
Baratoga
Kyler Terrell
Colorado
Hahn's Peak
Colo
Wyoming
Big Labor Leaders Declare for Bryan
Chicago March 27 Inter Ocean prints a statement from John C Harding M C Buckley William Russell and L P Straube known as the big four in Independence league politics that they quit the Hearst party over attacks on Bryan in Hearst papers and will now align with the Democratic party locally and nationally Harding Rosell Buckley and Straube are leaders in the Federation of Labor
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Chicago
Inter- Ocean
Ilinois
John C. Harding
M. C. Buckley
William Russell
L. P. Straube
Independence League
Hearst Party
Bryan
Hearst
League
Federation of Labor
Hearst Machine
A. M. Lawrence
Roger Sullivan
Democratic Party
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Theodore
Weather Report
Wamsutter
Sons OF American Revolution
Aldrich
Bailey
Willie Horra
Wiltiards
Rogers
Snake River
Lawmaker
Pershings
Saratoga
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