Pontius Pilate a Scoundrel Judge Recall Debate Echoes
Senator Owen of Oklahoma defends the Progressive principle that the people rule and officials serve. He rebukes former President Roosevelt and Senator Jones for invoking Pontius Pilate to attack judicial independence in the Lorimer case. The exchange ties to Roosevelts Detroit speech and criticism of party figures.
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Brotherhood of Man
Owen
Oklahoma
Jones
Washington
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Lorimer Committee
Illinois
Pilate
Jesus
Senator Jones
Col
Lorkmer
Detroit
Dillingham
Gamble
Lorimer
Pontlcs Pilate
Mexican revolutionary leader eyed for federal indictment
El Paso April 13 It is stated that the indictment of a leading Mexican revolutionary now living in San Antonio is being considered by federal authorities. The case centers on a alleged arms smuggling conspiracy across the border in violation of neutrality laws. Two other indictments against prominent Mexicans were reported.
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el Paso
Texas
San Antonio
J. H. Dean
Archbishops Keane and Prelates to Visit Cheyenne
Archbishop Keane of Dubuque and Bishop McGovern arrive in Cheyenne next Tuesday for a formal reception at the parochial residence. A public reception at the Elks Club Wednesday night will be led by local officials with music by the Fourth Field Artillery Band, inviting all residents.
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McGovern
Omaha
Nebraska
Keane
Dubuque
Iowa
Frank F. J. Bon
W. EB. Dineen
8. B. Brown
J. H. Smith
R. A. Hopkins
Thos. Cobry
T. A. Coseriff
J. H. Cottaway
Fr. P Briscoe
Eugene Crowley
C J. Horisky
R. A. Grice
Wm. Funk
Ft. Russell
Cheyenne Council
Knights of Columbus
Diocese of
Wyoming
The
Elks Club
T. A Coseriff
Chubby Baby Boy Seeks New Home Through Society Aid
A brown eyed chubby boy from the Children's Home Society is described as healthy but homeless. Miss Alice Jewell requests families to adopt him, warning he may be sent to Wheatland for safe keeping if no home is found. The plea seeks childless homes to bring joy and laughter to a lonely family.
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Alice Jewell
Children's Home Society
Wheatland
Denver Storm Deluge Triggers 35 Fires and Major Damage
A Denver windstorm, averaging 70 mph, swept the Eastern Rocky Mountain slope from Wyoming to New Mexico. Widespread damage hit Denver with downed wires, shattered windows, and numerous unroofed houses. Thirty five fires were reported in the city, with several injuries from flying glass in downtown districts.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Wyo- Iming
New Mexico
Reclamation Bill Reported Out by Senate Committee
The Senate irrigation committee reported favorably Senator Borah's bill to grant patents to entrymen on government reclamation projects. Compliance with the general homestead act is required, and deferred payments due the government for water and construction charges will be a lien on the property until liquidated.
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Washington
Senate Irrigation Columittee
Sennator Borah
Roosevelt and Wilson Carry Pennsylvania Without Difficulty
Mid night reports to the Associated Press show Roosevelt earning at least half the congressional districts in Pennsylvania and likely control of the state convention that will name twelve delegates at large. If so Roosevelt will command nearly two thirds of the seventy six delegates to the Republican national convention, while Wilson should secure the solid Democratic delegation. Latest returns show Philadelphia’s delegation split six for Taft and Roosevelt.
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New Jersey
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Theodore Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Naional
Pilladel Delphi
Taft
Cheyenne Endures Worst Storm in Eleven Years
A devastating wind storm battered Cheyenne with 62 mph winds, isolating the city. Wires down, trees toppled, windows broken, and trains delayed as injuries were reported, including Charline Grace who survived a fall near the Union Pacific depot.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
A. G. McGregory
Carey Avenue
Mise Charline Grace
James Grace
Union Pacific
Hurkieton Boulding
Senate debates excise income tax amid tariff critique
Washington dispatch notes rising support in the Senate for a Democratic excise income tax aimed at taxing wealth. Critics argue tariff revenues prop up government with a hidden five to one burden, while protectionist arguments falter amid protests against tariff injustice and calls for reform.
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Senate
Washington
Witte House
Penrow
Penrose
Lnst
Olenia
Congress
Thun
Supreme Court Votes to Preserve Cheyenne Water Supply
Wyoming Supreme Court handed down several opinions, keeping Cheyenne’s water supply intact by upholding a lower court ruling in the Ed wards and Lawrence v City of Cheyenne case. The court also discussed cases involving damages, trespass, and state veterinary authority with mixed outcomes.
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Supreme Court
Cheyenne
State Supreme Court
Supreme Tribunal
Laramile County
Mary A. Edwards
Charlie PF. Lawrence
City of
Laratmle
Parialee
Depa
Powulo Carmen Flaloutt
State of
Wyoming
Johnson County Court
Joasse Carmen
Fremont
Cape of Noble and Carmody
Ve. Frank Hudson
Fremont County
John Arbuckle
W. FP
Laramie County
Pilneging
Pfing- Ing
Erling G. Engen
Rambler Copper and Platinium Company
Albany County
Traier
Engenbrought
Damges
Rambler Copper and Platinum Company
United State Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Weara Nash
Ths
Debate Over Lady Lobbyist Bergswald Sparks House Fight
Washington D C April 14 A lie was passed upon the floor of the house prompting a bitter exchange between Minority Leader Mann and Representative Graham of Minels over the designation of Mrs Helen Pierre Bergwald as a lobbyist for Indian affairs. Colleagues intervened to separate them and prevent blows while an investigation was discussed.
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Washington, D. C
House
Mann
Graham
Miinels
I Department
Helen Pierre Graywald
Delegates Show Taft Roosevelt Split at District Meeting
In Washington on April 12 delegates selected so far exclude Pennsylvania. Taft headquarters report 41 delegates and concede 118 to Roosevelt while Roosevelt managers claim 11 and concede 49 to Taft. Roosevelt says 164 are contested and 10 are instructed.
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Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Taft
Roosevelt
Roosevelt to Visit Kansas in Wind-Up Campaign
Topeka announces a two day Roosevelt tour of Kansas next week as part of a final campaign push. More than two thirds of Kansas counties will hold primaries or conventions the week after Roosevelt’s visit.
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Topeka
Kansas
Roosevelt
Roovevelt
Democrats Hear National Leaders At Jefferson Birthday Dinner
In New York at the Waldorf Astoria the National Democratic Club hosted a Jefferson birthday event with Governor Wilson Senator O Gorman and Mayor Gaynor as speakers. They praised Jefferson and the continuity of Democratic principles for today’s party.
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New York
Bryan
Wilson
Pls
O'Gorman
Gaynor
National Democratic Club
Waldorf-Astoria
Thomas Jjefferson
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Mississippi River Flood Deluges Louisiana and Arkansas
Floodwaters from the Mississippi surge through two crevasses in the river and into Louisiana and Arkansas. In the next ten days waters move south, affecting twelve parishes and two counties, with large-scale inundation, livestock losses, and heavy property damage as engineers vow continued vigilance.
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Mississiupi River
Arkansas River
Louisiana
Arkansas
Johnson Figon Fight Targeted for Las Vegas New Mexico
Chicago April 13 It was said today that Las Vegas New Mexico would likely host the Johnson Figon fight on July 4 with Johnson training in Albuquerque and Figon at Lak Vers in preparations for the bout.
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Chicago
Las Vegas
N. M
Johnson- Figon
Johnson
Albuquerque
Figynti
Democratic primaries set for Nevada by state committee
Reno reports that all Democratic primaries across Nevada are scheduled for May 4 with a state convention on June 8. The central committee met in Reno to file these dates.
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Reno
Nev
Nevada
Atle Central Committee
National and American League teams get into harness
National and American League action tops a cluttered schedule with several decisive results. Philadelphia routed Boston 14 to 2 while Brooklyn blanked the Mee Crawlers 10 to 0. St Louis beat Philadelphia 6 to 0, and the New York Yankees edged Boston 5 to 4. Chicago shut out St Louis 2 to 0, and Detroit defeated Cleveland 5 to 1 as other games were washed out or postponed.
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Philltew
Hita
Boaton
Philadelphia
Errors
Phillies
Bate Terlen
Donnelly
Beads
Blow
Mattern
Kling
Clowidy
Nonumaher
S Seaton
Levin
Brooklyn
Anvil
Rieker
Sto
Flite
Giants
Kerore
Iacklen
D. Giants
D. Tattorne—Rueker
Erwin Ames
Bt. Louis
Cardinals
Ulte
Louis
Pherates
Lane
Beatrikes
Steele
Geyer
Dilwa
Hendrix
Cibepe
Cincinnati
Chicago
St Lvale Browns
White Fox
Culengo
Bt Loule
T. Kerors
Kleago
Br Loule
Yo Watteriee
Wolere
Hloek
Brown
Krichel
Cleveland
Detroit Tigers
Mike
Nina
Napa
Vipers
Hattori George
James Blanding
O'Neaves
Bunage
Pithadelphia
Rale
American Association
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Leavenworth
Children’s Society
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Tinton Pacific
American Express Co
Parks Jewelry Etdre
Eddy Street
Borie
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HIG Democrats OF Nation
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