Voters Decide School Election Amid Storm at Central
District voters endorsed the current school board with 326 ballots cast. E. B. Johnston led with 278 votes, John Harrington 280, while John Hughes and J. L. Jordan trailed. The meeting approved a 36100 tax raise for next year to fund teachers, site purchase, and contingencies, and urged a bond redemption levy.
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John Harrington
I. C. Whipple
J. R. Vreeland
B. B. McCrum
Mre
H. B. Henderson
E. T. Hawes
Bey
Ohio Democrats to Endorse Bryan At State Convention
Ohio Democrats weigh a split between endorsing a U S Senate candidate at the state convention in Columbus or deferring to a November primary. Former Gov James B Campbell leads delegates from 39 counties with Mayor Tom L Johnson backing him, while Harvey Garber’s wing backs a state primary. Bryan is slated for presidential endorsement and Denver convention instruction.
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United States
James B. Campbell
Senate
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Melville EB. Ingalls
Cincinnati
Garber Finley
Harvey Garber
Garber
Johnson
Judson Harmon
Bryan
Denver
Soldier anarchist held in Fort Mason guardhouse
In Fort Mason guardhouse is Private Buwalda of Company A First battalion of engineers. He has been identified as the soldier who shook hands with Emma Goldman at an anarchist meeting and pledged distance. Detectives identified him and he will be brought before a court martial.
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San Francisco
Cal
Fort Mason Guard House
Buwalda
Company A
First Battalion of Engineers
Emma Goldman
Machinist Dies After Train Incident in Laramie
Albert B. Yoat, who lost both legs under a passenger train at Bu Ford Saturday morning, died last night in Laramie. Coroner Ballard will hold an inquest tomorrow. Yoat’s mother Mary Yout in Newport News, Va., requested action. The Denver Machinists' union had not yet replied.
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Laramie
Wyo
Albert B. Yoat
Buford
Ballard
Yoat
Mary Yout
Newport News
Machinists’ Union
Denver
Senate Debates Split Committees Over Brownsville Tale
In Washington on May 4 the house overrode the appropriations committee increasing the sundry civil bill by 250000 with 100000 for gauging streams and water supply studies 50000 for testing materials and 100000 for fuel substance testing. Brownsville affair back in focus as Sen Bulkley argues for innocence of the Twenty fifth regiment while opponents challenge the darkness claim. Currency measures loom as banking and currency committee votes to table the reform bill and seeks time for full house discussion with Speaker Cannon ahead.
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House
Committee On Appropriations
United States
Brownsville
Senator Bulkley
Connecticut
Senate
Twenty-fifth Regiment
Borah
Fulton
Oregon
Foraker
Committee On Banking and Currency Today
Vreeland Financial
Waldo
New York
Fowler
Cannon
Globe Miners Union Building Destroyed by Fire
Globe Arizona May 4 The Globe Miners union building on the upper floor housed a lodge room and other orders The fire began in a first floor store and destroyed all union property except the books The total loss stood at 44000 with 26000 covered by insurance
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Globe Union
Globe, Ariz
Globe Miners’ Union
Delaney Forced Out as Denver Police Chief
Denver police chief Michael A. Delaney resigns after board action amid long standing corruption allegations. He faces assault charges for an attack on blacksmith T. B. Matthews. hearing set for next Saturday. Delaney had been accused of coercive confessions and mistook Matthews for another man, sparking public outrage.
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Denver
Colo
Michael A. Delaney
Fire and Police Board
Delaney
Matthews
Speer
Taft May Not Get New Jersey Delegates
In Trenton on the eve of the New Jersey Republican state convention, six candidates compete for four national convention seats. One candidate is a Taft supporter and Taft backers plan to push nonbinding resolutions to advocate his nomination. Indications suggest at least one-third of New Jersey’s twenty four delegates may favor Taft.
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Trenton
N. J
Taft
New Jersey
Cowen Speaks at Zionist Mass Meeting in Clinton Hall
Joseph Cowen of London was the principal speaker at a Federation of American Zionists mass meeting in Clinton hall New York last night. He drew prolonged cheers and applause as he described a Jewish world power in Palestine.
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New York
Joseph Cowen
London
Federation of American Zionists
Clinton Hall
Palestine
Steamer Minnie E. Kelton Wrecks Off Pacific Coast
Newport Oregon May 4 A big storm washed deck cargo and cabin overboard leaving the Minnie E Kelton waterlogged. Eleven crew drowned during a launch attempt. four on a raft. one reached shore with a broken leg. Life-saving crew rescued nine men fifteen miles north.
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Newport
Ore
Minnie E. Kelton
Here
Weather Outlook for Wyoming and DC Province
Forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions Tuesday and Wednesday with southeast areas remaining fair and warm. Local data show May 4 readings: max 31 degrees, min 25, precipitation 0.90 inches. report by W. B. Palmer, Section Director.
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Washington
D. C
Wyoming
Palmer
Wool Warehouse plans move forward in Omaha market
Omaha promoter Charles H. King announced location and construction plans for a 100 by 300 foot wool warehouse east of the Independent Elevator plant near Omaha. A 20 million pound capacity facility and rail access are aligned with new incorporation of a company with $150,000 to $200,000 capital.
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Omaha
Neb
Charles H. King
Wool Market of
Independent Elevator Company
South Omaha
Commercial Club of Omaha
Interstate Commerce Commission
King
J. M. Guild
The
Commercial Club
Orhbaha
Dowie Kissed in Muskegon Court Drama
Gladstone Dowie, a young lawyer, faced a public kiss from Sybil Peterson after she sued for 60 dollars for domestic services. The court erupted as the incident ended with Dowie struck on the brow by the kiss attempt, leaving him dazed and leaving the crowd cheering.
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Muskegon Bay
Mich
Gladstone’ Dowie
Young Dowie
Sybil Peterson
Muskegon
Dowle
Dowie
Wyoming Segregation Lists Approved for 4116 Acres
The commissioner of the general land office approves the Wyoming segregation lists covering 4,116 acres in Big Horn County. The land will be irrigated and sold to settlers under the Carey desert land act by the Big Horn Canal Company of Basta.
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Washington, D. C
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
Wyoming
Big Horn County
Big Horn
Educational theater touted as cure for stage struck youth
New York on May 4 reports Minnie A. Herts, director and originator, calling the educational theater a beacon for children’s theatre. Mark Twain has shown much interest in the project and its aims to steer youth away from sensational stage stereotypes.
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New York
Educational Theater
Children's Theater
Mark Twain
Minnie A. Herts
Ite
May Try to Reopen Hanna Mine This Week
Rock Springs Wyoming May 4 Minera reports that Union Pacific Coal will attempt to reopen Hanna Mine No 1 this week Investigations indicate the mine is filling with water If true the fires are extinguished and the gas has disappeared reflecting a potential safety improvement
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Minera
Union Pacific Coal Company
Hanna
Wyoming Ex-Attorney General Charlea Layman Dies
Special to The Leader reports Charlea Layman former attorney general of Wyoming died in St Louis on May 4. Layman served as top legal official for the state and his death is announced in this notice from a St Louis correspondent.
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St. Louis
Charlea Layman
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