Wyoming Central Irrigation Project Reaches Settlement
State Land Commissioner Hopkins reports a settlement with the Wyoming Central Irrigation company to transfer water rights and canal easements to the state board. Attorney Edward H. Stearns and Governor Carey's office led negotiations to enable eventual construction by a financially capable company this season.
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State Land Board
Will
Wind River
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company
Joy Morton
Chicago
United States
Carey
Hopkins
Wyoming Central Project
Edward H. Stearns
Cheyenne
Lopkina
Ma. Stearna
Wyoming Central Company
Chi‘ano
Morton
Mayfol
Uscramble
Wyoming
Kruttschnitt testifies in Kern county land fraud suit
Julius Kruttschnitt head of the Southern Pacific railway testifies before special examiner Leo Longley in a government suit over a 6300 acre Kern County land grant. He says the railroad owns majority stock in California oil firms and objects to government fraud charges. The hearing ends amid weather and related remarks.
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New York
Julius Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific Railway
Leo Longley
Kern County
California
William N. Mills
Geo. A. Stone
Stone
Mills
Kruttschoitt
Iam
Kruttgehnitt
Bell the Lande
L Fwll
Willa
New Ensenada Hotel to Host Grand Gambling Casino Near Border
Plans for a luxury hotel and gambling casino near the Mexico United States border, south of the boundary by Ensenada, are ready. Backers include Williams crown associates and New York sportsmen. A concession once tied to Tia Juana faced U.S. pressure and Huerta denial. Sidney Witherbee reportedly sought control of a large Lower California stake and a one million peso price floated for the deal.
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Mexico City
Nsenada
International Boundary Line
San Diego
Cal
Williams Crown
Emeryville
Oakland
Promient Sporting Men
New York
Madero
Tia Juana
Ensenada
John D. Spreckels
San Francisco
Huerta
Sidney Witherbee
Lower
California
Ensenada la Galid
Queen Sofia of Greece Serves as German Army Officer
Queen Sofia now reigns in Greece after King George's assassination and holds an honorary colonelcy in the Second Regiment of the Prussian Guards dragoons. She appears a striking military figure in a light uniform with red trim, gold embroidery, silver fringe epaulettes, and a white horsehair plume.
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Sofia
Kingdom of
Greece
George
Germany
Bank Officials Reindicted on Serious Charges
Cincinnati April 10 Elmore Galbreath former president of Second National bank and Charles H. Davis another former president were indicted by a federal grand jury. The new 28 count indictment accuses misappropriation false entry and abstraction. The bank's affairs are linked to the Cincinnati Trust Co and Ford and Johnson Hair Co through directors.
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Cincinnati
Elmore Galbreath
Second National Bank
Charles H. Davis
Federal Grand Jury
Galbreath
Cincinnati Trust Company
George Bd. Cox
Ford & Johnson Hair Company
Cannot Avert Manhood Strike Effects Spread
In Brushing Belgium on April 10 reports say the general strike for manhood suffrage is certain to begin Monday. Movement leaders show confidence and a $4,000,000 strike fund attracts international contributions. The conservative middle class fears upheaval as many stores plan closures and secure valuables.
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Brusshlay
Belgium
Pope Pius XI Improving. Recovery Seen as Certain
In Rome on April 10 the pope's condition showed a definite improvement with no fever and returning strength. Cheering signs include the pope able to hear mass and take communion, indicating the relapse has been mastered and a speedy recovery seems assured if no complications arise.
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Rome
Pius XI
Leaders Quarrel Over Ojeda’s Small Garrison
In Naco Arizona on April 10 a rift appeared among state troops as Colonel Calls accused General Obregon of failing to deliver promised artillery. Obregon blamed Governor Requillo and Huerta for reinforcements to Naco. No combat occurred today.
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NATO
Ariz
Ojeda
Mederals
Calls
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Obregon
Reequilla
Huerta
Naco
Bandit Sister Mary Webb Plans Convent Entrance
Mary Webb, 19, sister of Chicago outlaw Robert Webb, announces she will enter a convent as atonement for the crimes her brother confessed. Kat, a spectator in Judge Kersten's court, heard the remark today as the scenario unfolded.
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Chicago
Mary Webb
Robert Webb
Kat
Kersten
Duchess of Connaught to Undergo Operation in London
The duchess of Connaught, arriving in London March 16 with the duke, has been advised by her physician to undergo an operation to prevent a recurrence of the acute attacks she suffered in Canada.
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London
Duchess of Connaught
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Senate Accepts House Tariff Measure Amid Currency Reform Calls
Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee lines up with the president and House on free wool and one cent sugar with eventual free sugar, while aiming to amend other schedules. Currency reform bills are introduced, with several proposals pending in Congress.
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Senate
Washington
House
Representatves Pronty
Iowa
Nelson
Wis
Palmer
Negro baritone to sing at organ funeral in New York
J P Morgan leaves written funeral instructions with Ep Is burial service to be held at St George's Church where he was senior warden Three bishops will conduct services with Rector Karl Reiland The combined choirs will sing Asleep in Jesus Lead Kindly Light and For All the Saints while Negro baritone Harry Burleigh sings Calvary as the solo addition to the ceremony
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New York
J. P. Morgan
St. George's Episcopal Church
France
Morgan
Karl Reiland
David I. Meyer
Willim Lawrence
Massachusetts
Chauncey B. Brewster
Connecticut
Symng
Jesus
Harry Burleigh
Calvary
Woman and Boy Shot in Streetcar Strike Riots
On April 10 during the International Railway strike a crowd attacked streetcars. National Guard troops arrived with fixed bayonets chasing rioters and shooting. A woman and a boy were wounded among several injured as the crowd fled the curb.
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Buppralo
International Rathway Company
National Guard
Mere
Harald Munn
Thomas Amonden
Die Etrike
Tariff Cut May Spur Wider Skirt Styles in Society
Washington April 10 The tariff reduction by Democrats could lower living costs and lead dress fabric makers to adjust. Mrs Curlating ff Hemalek a Washington society leader predicts styles will widen and skirts grow fuller as manufacturers respond to cheaper fabrics.
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Washington, D
Weaoons
Mra. Curlating Ff Hemalek
Washington
Mra
Temmlck
Noah
Atylea
Ekirth
Suffragists and Panic over Emmeline Pankhurst Threats
London reports show Miss Zelle Emerson, noted American suffragette, suffering severe nervous breakdown with insomnia and digestive pain amid ongoing suffrage tensions. Outside Holloway jail crowds clash as suffragists and anti-suffragists clash and arrests occur. In New York, protestors threaten Fifth Avenue parades and pledge to turn Madison Avenue into the new center of demonstration.
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London
Vv. Manse Moujlin
Zelle Emerson
Holloway
Emmeline Pankhurst
Waterloo
Kingston-on-the-Thames
New York
Fifth Avenue
Chey Whit Petaliate
Madison Avenue
Avenue
Jessie Ashbey
National Woman Suffrage
Aoersion
Washington defeats New York in American League tilt
The Washington team beat New York 8 to 1 in an American League game. President Wilson had a tariff lapse noted during the broadcast two hours earlier. Man named Merrell is reported to have fired a base for New York.
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Wilsons
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