Wife Testimony Tells All About Twilight Sleep Affair
In New York April 21 Mrs Alexander Teicher wife of a furniture salesman will recount alleged intimacies with Dr A J Rongy, a parent pioneer of twilight sleep, in her husband Teicher’s $50000 alienation suit. A moderiniat jury hears the case as the Teichers argue common law marriage. Teicher first witnesses say his wife’s affections shifted to Rongy after an operation.
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New York
Alexander Teicher
A. J. Roney
Teicher
Teichers
Witfees
Rongy
State Leader offers eight ladies trip to Panama-Pacific Exposition
The State Leader plans a campaign to send eight ladies from Wyoming to the Panama-Pacific Exposition with all expenses paid. Cheyenne will host the trip departing July 24, with nominations open to any lady in the territory and voting by subscribers and friends in Wyoming and neighboring states.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Joe Cannons District Vote Scandal in Chicago
In Chicago on April 21 prominent men in Paris Di the Uncle Joe Cannon district were arrested on charges of buying votes with warrants for several women issued. About 200 votes are alleged bought. H Clay Moss, a federal grand jury member, may see his seat affected by the jury’s corruption reports. Miss Uattle Franklin and Mrs Flora Lawson confessed to paying for votes. Miss Hattle O Nell was arrested. A warrant for a society woman was not served by order of the State's Attorney.
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Chicago
Paris
Joe Cannon
H. Clay Moss
Federal Grand Jury
Cannon
Congress
Uatile Franklin
Flora Lawson
Armistice Near in Europe Reported as Paris Talks Lag
Washington hears an armistice may be declared at any time amid President Wilson’s remarks that world affairs are nearing a climax. Senator Carafa’s interview from Rome warns of a possible Rome Vienna rupture if negotiations fail, with Germany ready to back Austria. Berlin reports 20,000 Allied troops landed near Enos and heavy cannonading diesel between Turkish batteries and warships.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Wilson
New York
Rome
Messagero Today
Riccardo Carafa
Italy
Austria
Prince von Buelow
Vienna
Germany
Berlin
Sayville
Tages Zeitung
Enos
Turkey
Gulf of Saros
Athens
Lemnos
Dardancellea
Roosevelt Testimony Struck Out In Barnes Libel Trial
In Syracuse on April 21 Colonel Roosevelt saw much of his sensational testimony limited by Trial Justice Andrews. The ruling barred questions on matters not raised to justify the libel charges and confined Roosevelt’s cross examination. Crowds gathered as Roosevelt returned to the stand to detail the bipartisan machine and bribery episodes surrounding Barnes Murphy and Allds.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Roosevelt
William Barnes
Andrews
T. R
Roosevelt Barnes
Barnes
Allds
Senate
Newcome
Senor Grady
Justice Andrews
Newcomb
Grattan
Lawson On Trial In Trinidad For Murder In Strike Turmoil
John R. Lawson, international board member of the United Mine Workers, goes on trial in Trinidad district court on a murder charge arising from the Ludlow 1918 battle. Judge Hillyer presides, with Hawkins Costigan and Clark for the defense and West Northcutt Montgomery for the state seeking the death penalty. The case follows an armed clash that left Nimmo dead. jurors drawn from a special venire amid ongoing strike tensions. The trial is expected to last at least four days for jury selection and could extend further for the evidence phase.
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Trinidad
Colo
John R. Lawson
United Mine Workers of
Hencs
Nimes
Attorney General's Office
Lawson
Hawkins
Harry West
B.C. Whittlesey
Elisors
Hillyer
Seodrimg
Gerald of
Lawsui
Death row inmate Palmer attempts suicide in cell.
Wilmer P. Palmer, condemned to death for his wife’s murder in Salt Creek, tried to slit his wrist with a saf ety razor. Sheriff Patton and a surgeon intervened as guards beat steam pipes to signal distress. Palmer had written a note asserting innocence and asking to be laid beside his wife.
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Casper
Wyo
Wilmer P. Palmer
Palmer
Nichols
Hueh L. Patton
Patton
Susegeon
Salt Creek
Arbor Day Plea to Plant Trees Along Lincoln Highway
Walt Mason urges planting trees across towns to boost real estate values health and beauty. Mark Sullivan echoes from Collier's Weekly calling elm oak beech or maple splendor along the Lincoln highway and along the transcontinental road. The push backs civic groups and architects to make the route a grand, lasting symbol.
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Walt Mason
Bing
Geo
Paola
Mark Sullivan
Collier's Weekly
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Architects
American Institute of Architecta
Lincoln Highway
Villa Regime Hangs in Losing Balance
Reported in Washington and El Paso on April 21 as General Villa's power teeters and Huerta led forces rally near the Mexican border. Advices note Villa seeking reorganization at Aguas Calientes while Obregon advances central Mexico and Zapata remains near Mexico City amid ongoing revolutionary shifts.
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Washington
General Villa
Huerta
State Department
Villa
Aguas Calientes
EL Paso
Tex
Orozco
Carranza
Mexico
Obregon
Central Mexico
Mexican Central Railroad
Mexico City
Obrecon
Outlaws in Arizona Shootout End in Deaths
Two Mexican outlaws the Leon brothers were killed by deputies in a mountain gulch after an attempted rescue during a warrant arrest in Pima County. Antonio Encinas fired on deputies, triggering the fatal exchange as the rescue party arrived and fled.
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Tucson
Aris
Leon Brothers
Pina County
Greater Ville
Antonio Enclogay
Loretta Yanez
Encinas
Tuscan
Ingfol
Western horses bound for Europe war effort
A trainload of Western horses left Denver for Britain to equip artillery and cavalry units bound for Europe. Inspectors led by Captain Willett and veterinarian P. B. Peavy oversee the selections, with purchases funded by the British government as war demands drive high prices and ongoing shipments from Wyoming and Montana continue.
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Denver
Kritiah
Dewar Ptain Gaitren Willett
Fe Coe
Wang Keeu
United States
Thas Om Mary
Willett Fe
P. 2
Peavy
England
Prades
Haly
Wyoming
Montana
Holly & Platt
Ft Bt
Two Indians Kill Navajo Police in Midwest Ambush
In a remote incident near Thorray on April 21, two Navajo police officers were killed after a Navajo sergeant killed 140 Fadian police earlier. Tom Brown and Wille Layce Big Moy were lured to a bogas in the mountains where Paley Myrtiges attempted to rob them. a special officer M. Goodnight shot two assailants, then Big Moy exposed his chest and Martine fired a rifle, killing him. Police responded at night, with further clashes and a distant posse.
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Apell
Thie Roy
Here
Thie
Tom Brown
Wille Layce Big Moy
Bogas
Paley Myrtiges
M. Goodnight
Martine
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