Senator Gore Tonight Promises Plain Talk at Bankers Meet
Dr Woodrow Wilson urged Oklahoma Senator Gore to address national bankers in Denver at the 34th American Bankers Association convention. He argued bankers must choose between deposit guarantees and government competition, urging closer ties with the public to restore trust and credit.
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Denver
American Bankers’ Association
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Wilson
William J. Bryan
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Schoel and Erlenborn Fight Draw In Douglas
Muggsy Schoel of Cheyenne and Young Erlenborn of Denver fought fifteen rounds to a draw in Douglas Wyoming on October first before a large crowd. It was the second meeting between Schoel and Erlenborn, having also drawn twenty rounds at Rawlins on July 4.
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Douglas
Wyo
Muggsy Schoel
Cheyenne
Young Erlenborn
Denver
Wyoming
Schoel
Drienborn
Rawlins
Professor Sells His Head for 610000
Amherst Oct 1 students recount that Professor John Mason Tyler biology professor at Amherst and son of a noted Greek scholar agreed to sell his head for posthumous use for 10000 dollars. He denies money changing hands noting it was an old agreement without payment. The tale claims his head and brain are highly valued by anatomical experts.
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Amherst
Magn
Amherst College
John Mason Tyler
America
Tyler
Writ of Habeas Corpus Served in Thaw Case
A habeas corpus writ signed by a federal judge in White Plains commands Sheriff Lane to produce Harry K Thaw. The sheriff and deputy refused to obey the order, informing the paper they would not comply.
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White Plains
Federal Court of the
Western District of Pennsylvania
Lane
Harry K. Thaw
Cheyennes win ball tournament at Douglas
Cheyenne defeats Hudson 11 to 5 to win the state fair baseball tournament after beating Douglas yesterday. A separate item reports a gasoline tank on a lawnmower at the Rockefeller estate exploded, destroying a house and injuring an engineer. John D. Rockefeller Jr. and his wife aided firefighters.
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Douglas
Wyo
Hudson
Cheyennes
Cheyenne
John PD
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Stanley
Rockefeller
John D. Jr
Train wreck kills five on Oregon logging railroad
A Chapman Logging work train near Geappoose Portland wrecked while repairing track. Five crew members were killed and eight injured, six seriously, when the engine stalled on a steep grate and brakes failed causing the train to back derail on a curve at high speed.
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Portland
Ore
Chapman Logging Company
Geappoose
Reappoose
Harriman Seeks Mineral Lands In Railroad Grant Suit
Government moves to invalidate Central Pacific rail road title to 16 000 acres of Nevada mineral lands claimed under its land grant. Frank H Hall will lead hearings in Reno and Wadsworth as test cases proceed, amid disputes over rich mines including gold silver and copper, and the railroad right of way spanning twenty miles.
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Denver
Colo
Nevada
Central Pacific Railroad
Frank H. Hall
Department of Justice
Reno
Wadsworth
Southern Pacific System
Forestry policy debated as Arizona cattlemen defend approach
The session of the national congress focused on forestry service policy with Will C. Barnes defending his grazing duties against D. C. Beaman of Colorado. Dwight B. Heard of the Arizona Cattle Growers' Association backed forestry policy, while readers noted papers on technical topics. A separate birth report in Colorado Springs reveals W. Duff, 15, an heir to about 13 million dollars from a great-grandfather.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Hoon
National String Congress
Forestry Service
Will C. Barnes
D. C. Beaman
Colorado
Beaman
Barnes
Dwight B. Heard
Arizona Cattle Growers’ Association
Arizona
Colorado Springs
Colo
W. Duff
Campaigns to educate fight tuberculosis crusade
Washington Oct. 1 Dr Robert Koch stressed education as the key weapon in the crusade against tuberculosis as the International Congress of Tuberculosis discussed immunity. A Kansas University paper and Colorado researchers argued that freedom from tuberculosis should be pursued through a living germ approach.
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Washington, D. C
Robert Koch
M. A. Barber
University of Kansas
W. W. Williams
Gerald B. Webb
Colorado Springs
Colo
Bryan Says Taft Has Insulted Voters
William J. Bryan denounces Taft for adopting Roosevelt stance on campaign contributions saying large donations fund mortgages on officials. He accuses Taft of misleading voters and keeping donors' names hidden, calling it an insult to voters and a reflection on Taft’s judgment.
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Bryan
Taft
Lincoln
Neb
Wm. J. Bryan
Fairview
Wm. H. Taft
Roosevelt
Leader's Great Prize Campaign Rivals for Votes in Wyoming
The Leader announces a statewide voting contest for women candidates with a $1500 touring car grand prize and three first class pianos. District winners receive a piano, with a diamond studded watch for second place. Subscriptions and new votes drive results as nominations rise across the state.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne Man Marries Nebraska Bride in South Omaha Ceremony
Mine Myrtle B. Simonson of South Omaha wed William D. Beamon of Cheyenne Wyoming in a ceremony held yesterday in Omaha Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Npb
Myrtle B. Simonson
South Omaha
William D. Beamon
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bombardment of Tabriz Continues Threatening Americans
Telegram from the Turkish consul in Tabriz reports ongoing indiscriminate shelling of the city. Two shells fell near the American consulate as roads nearby become unsafe and famine threatens the town.
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Tahriz
Constantinople
Tabriz
Persia
Man With $900,000 Draft Seeks Cash From Surrogate Office
A silent English speaker presented a $900,000 draft at Surrogate Daniel Noble’s Jamaica, Long Island office. The draft, drawn on the Bank of Montreal by the Bank of South Africa, prompted attempts to cash it. Adolph Morris handled the draft while Joseph Kaiser operated a local liquor store and tried to communicate.
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New York
Daniel Noble
Jamaica
L. I
Bank of South Africa
Cape Town
Bank of Montreal
Adolph Morris
Joseph Kaiser
Kaiser
Moritz Hangs Draft After Kaiser's Advice
After banking hours, Kaiser's counsel urged Moritz to return home and deposit the draft today. Moritz gratefully followed, pinning the draft inside his hunting shirt as advised.
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Moritz
Kaiser
Mob burns ship offices after ferry disaster
Infuriated by the belief that the fatal ferry disaster was caused by the captain's absence, a mob in Smyrna attacked Hamideeh company offices and burned them to the ground. Pliers and landing stages were destroyed by fire.
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Smyrna
Hamideeh Copany
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