Warren's Senate Record Voted With Interests Not Progressives
The Wyoming senator Warren is shown to align with reactionaries and interests in four congressional sessions. He opposed labor-friendly measures, supported railroad favors, and opposed direct election of senators. The record highlights votes on railway rate, employer liability, Gore resolution, and Lorimer seating.
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Francis BR
Wyoming
Gore
Committees On Finance
Progressive Republicana
Lorimer
Senate
Senator Warren
Darrow Admits Bribe Message in Court
In Los Angeles July code telegrams linked to bribery were shown in Darrow's cross examination. Prosecutors produced messages from Lee Rappaport and a Darrow reply authorizing funds while another urged withholding the money. Darrow acknowledged authorship of one telegram and receipt of another after translation. The gains case goes to the jury.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Clarence
Darrow
Ford
Lee Rappaport
Bridge and Iron Workers
Indianapolis
Rappaport
Senate approves bill to reimburse Shoshone project contractors
In Washington, the Senate approved over President Taft's veto a measure reimbursing those who supplied labor and materials to contractors on the Corbett Tunnell segment of the Shoshone irrigation project in Wyoming. The bill covers forty two thousand dollars and was backed by Democrats and western Progressive and Regular Republicans.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Today
Taft
Corbett
Shoshone
Wyoming
Warren Voting Patterns in Senate Across Sessions
The record recounts how Warren aligned with the Old Guard in the 50th and 60th Congresses, voting with or against the bloc across numerous roll calls. It notes periods of nonvoting, amendments opposed by labor, and key actions such as the May 13 1908 interstate commerce amendment and final passage votes.
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Old Guard
Mim
Iave
MT Ai Oik
Seerry
EelAramiely
la Follette
Dolliver
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Apeees Soyalata Ale Oy
Aldrich-Vreeland
Aldrich
Heyburn
Ieee Bahia Ee
Ae Warrer
Gore Eeton
Finance
State Militia Boys Happy in Camp During Pole Mountain Inspectio
Governor Carey with Secretary of State Manx and State Auditor Forsythe inspected the Wyoming National Guard encampment at Pole Mountain. They reported all troops in excellent condition with no hospitalizations and a larger attendance than ever before. Adjutant General Barkwell will pay the troops Saturday.
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Wyoming National Guard
Pole Mountain
Joseph M. Carey
Manx
Forsythe
Charles D. Carey
Carey
Wyoming Guard
Barkwell
Williams
Fort D. A. Russell
Gilfoyle
Cavalry
United States
Troops to End Maneuvers and Receive Back Pay
United States troops at Fort C P Russell who participated in field maneuvers at Pole Mountain are expected to break camp August 8 and return by August 10. They will then be paid for June and July, two months of pay due to exhausted funds, enabling them to enjoy Frontier Days.
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United States
Fort
Cp. A. Russell
Pole Mountain
Manuever Grounds
Congress
Uncle Sam
EL Paso
Texas
Casas Grandes
Pearson
Colgnia Ding
Hachita
N. M
Mies
St. Louis
Washington
Colonia Morelos
Morelos
Man Believed to Be Choo Choo Train Confuses Police
John Rogers, described as a so called human locomotive, was found near the Colorado & Southern tracks in a northern city sector. After a chase he ducked into bushes with others and was subdued by officers, joking about needing repairs at the city round house.
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John Rogers
John Morgan
Colorado & Southern
Warramount
Rogere
Waa
Choo
City Round House
Detectives Trail Players Spark Manager Resignation in Indianapolis
Indianapolis Ind July 31 Every member of the Indianapolis American association baseball team is followed by detectives after owner Sol Meyer pressured changes. Charlie O Leary resigned as manager and Charley O Day from Springfield took over. O Leary resisted the move and Meyer's orders target rule breakers at training hours and alcohol use. Meyer's policy prompts several players to seek replacement as others refuse to play under new conditions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis American Association
Sol Meyer
Charlie O'Leary
Detroit
Charley O’day
Springfield
O'Leary
Meyer
Priesr
Dummy body prank drops from roof to street
A group of boys staged a deadly looking fall from the Keefe Hall third floor. A perfect dummy was dropped as a crowd gathered, prompting screams and near panic before bystanders realized the figure was not a human.
Two Americans Hanged in Mexico Spark U S Intervention Fears
Reports from Mexico City and Juarez detail the hanged Americans near Cana tea Sonora within 48 hours. Rebels accused of killing to provoke U S intervention. Mexican authorities investigate. General Orozco rejects U S recognition while accepting citizen Edwards. Refugee relief and arm seizures affect Mormon settlers as authorities mobilize aid and assess danger.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Americana
Canatea
Sonora
Madero
Juarez
Ororco
Cooly
United States
Thomas Hdwards
Knox
Orozco
Edwards
Harrimans Travel by Special Train to Yellowstone Park
The Harriman party led by Alice Harriman widow of E. H. Harriman rode the special train Arden Ashland No.014 through Cheyenne en route from New York to Yellowstone Park for several weeks of touring. Young Harriman said he will not enter the railroad field until college is completed. Engineer Carroll pulled the train to Green River and Roland Harriman briefly rode to the fireman’s seat and pulled the whistle cord as the train started from the yards.
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Alice Harriman
H Harriman
W. H
Roland Fiwrrimian
Cheyenne
Harriman
New York
Yellowstone Park
Jeffers
Wyombe
Carroll
Green River
Roland Marriman
Walshes Leave Cheyenne for Nebraska Remarriage Likely
Mr and Mrs Robert A Walsh formerly married in Cheyenne left for Sidney Nebraska where they are reported to remarry. Authorities in Laramie County planned no prosecution as they were unaware of Wyoming law. Mrs Walsh had just been divorced ten days earlier in Colorado Springs from Francis Drexel Smith, a Denver socialite.
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Robert A. Walsh
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sidney, Neb
Laramie County
Henidl
Walsh
Colorado Springs
Francis Drexel Smith
Denver
Andoloraile Springs
Sheridan
Laborer Kadas Falls From Hand Car to Death
Gust Kadas a Cheyenne Union Pacific section laborer died after losing balance on a hand car returning to Laramie. He struck a rail breaking his neck and died at a Laramie hospital. He leaves a Greece wife and son. Participants searched the scene near Cooper Lake. Full details of the accident are pending.
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Gust Kadas
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Laramie
Kadas
Greece
Cooper Lake
Mutt and Jeff On the Way to Cheyenne for Frontier Day
Mutt and Jeff travel by fast train from New York to Cheyenne to perform at Frontier Day. They expect to arrive Friday at the latest after leaving Goth am on Tuesday. Jeff boasts of his appeal to Cheyenne cowgirls while Mutt teases him and a friend aboard shares Gould highballs.
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Mutt
Jeff
Cheyenne
New York
Wyoming
Gotham
Matt
George Gould
Gould
Chicago
Burglar Routed by Women Armed with Broomsticks
In Kentfield California a burglar intruded on Mrs. Theodore Hardee’s home. Five neighbors armed with broomsticks and mops overwhelmed him as he knelt tying his shoe, striking him with a broom crack on the head before he fled through a window screen.
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Kentfield
Cal
Theodore Hardee
Hwens
Isadore Cousino Dies in Erie After Train Crash Fatalities
Isadore Cousino, 92, left 31 direct descendants including six children, 37 grandchildren, and 50 great grandchildren. Funeral held in Erie Michigan after he died there following a Lake Shore train collision that killed six relatives and injured three near Toledo.
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Toledo
Ohio
Indy
Isadore Cousino
Erie
Mich
Cousino
Lake Shore
Weather forecast for Wyoming and region
The Weather Washington reports a coastal wind and variable showers starting Thursday. Friday will be warmer with possible sun breaks, except in the northwest where cooler showers may persist.
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Washington, PD. C
Wyoming
Officials Inspect Watersheds Find Sheep Missing
City officials led by Mayor Bresnahen inspected watersheds northwest of the city and Pole Mountain maneuver grounds. They found no sheep grazing within the sheds and praised the sanitary conditions and overall upkeep of the sites.
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Thvewell
Williams
Gat
Bresnahen
Counselman
Williamn Wad Mere
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