France fears Morocco uprising as Linutey abandons Marrakesh
Paris reports grave anxiety in military circles over Morocco where French forces fall back awaiting reinforcements. El Hiba advances toward Marrakesh as Mulay Youssef is proclaimed sultan in the desert capital, with Spanish zone tribes resisting. A 4,000 man flying column under Colonel Mangin is formed to slow the pretender until full troops arrive.
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Paris
Morocco
Toulon
Marseilles
Marakesh
Linutey
el Hiba
el Hibs
Mulay Youssef
Mulay Hadd
Liautey
Mangin
Ellen M Stone Fund Before Congress
A $66,900 reimbursement item for Ellen M. Stone fund contributors was added to the general deficiency appropriations bill reported to the Senate. The bill totals $11,519,871 after including five millions in claims and provisions since the House passage.
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Washington, D. C
Ellen M. Stone
Senate
House
Ringling Circus Fire Damages Big Tent in Sterling
About 25 000 spectators watched as a burning shingle from a nearby house ignited the Ringling circus main tent. The canvas and scenery burned, with losses estimated between 26 000 and 50 000 dollars. No fatalities and all animals were saved.
Cheyenne Salvation Army to Hold Memorial Services
Captain Cheesman of the Cheyenne Salvation Army reports memorial services for the late General Booth will be held in the United States at a later announced time. All services are planned to be at the same hour and further instructions are expected within days.
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Cheeaman
Salvation Army
General Booth
United States
Cheesman
Weather Preview for Wyoming Friday and Saturday
The forecast for Wyoming calls for fair weather on Friday and Saturday with clear skies and comfortable temperatures. No precipitation is expected and winds should be light to moderate across the region.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Archbold to Appear Before Senate Subcommittee
John D. Archbold of Standard Oil will testify before the senate sub committee on campaign contributions. The witness comes amid days of heated floor debate over alleged corporate funding used to aid President Roosevelt in the 1904 election.
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Washington, D. C
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Senate
Archbold
Roosevelt
Banatar Reed
Missouri
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Britons Grill Sen Smith Over Titanic Speech
Vancouver dispatch reports harsh reaction from British seamen to remarks by United States Senator William A. Smith on the Titanic inquiry. The Imperial Service guild forwards a letter expressing indignation at alleged slander against the British mercantile marine and its officers.
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Sen. Smith
Vancouver
B. C
United States
William A. Smith
Michigan
Imperial Service Guild
Smith
Merchant Service
T. W. Moore
British Mercantile Marine
Kansas City Detective Arrested for Forgery
A man calling himself B. H. O Neill was turned over to Sheriff Roach on forgery charges after claiming to be a Kansas City detective. He joined the force as an extra during Frontier Days for three days and forged an eight dollar check before his arrest. Prosecuting Attorney Rigdon will investigate.
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B. H. O'Neil
Roach
O'Neil
Frontier
Kansas City
Dr. Hyde
Bwope
O'Nei
Rigdon
Johnson-Jeanette Title Bout Declared Off in New York
The Jack Johnson and Joe Jeanette match scheduled for September 25 was declared off by promoters after a secret conference with the state athletic commission. The commission reportedly does not want Johnson to appear again in New York.
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New York
Jack Johnson
Joe Jeanette
State Athletic Commission
Johnson
Becker in Court Refuses to Plead to 100 Order Charge
New York August 22 Police Lieutenant Charles Becker and four alleged underworld accomplices were arraigned in general sessions court on a murder indictment. Becker.remaining silent as counsel argued, the court set August 27 for pleas while the others entered not guilty pleas with possible changes by Tuesday.
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Becker
New York
Charles Becker
Court of General Sessions
Herman Rowenthal
John F. McIntyre
Muldueen
Mr. Medatyré
Whitey Lewis
Jack Bulliven
W Shapiro
Medicinal Water Co Incorporates in Wyoming
Articles filed with the Secretary of State establish Medicinal Water Co a Wyoming corporation with $36 000 capital to pump and sell medicinal water. Headquarters at Saratoga directors include J B Paulson Anna Paulson B U Gould William Mace and MM B McCallup A A McMecham of Rawlins is listed as resident stockholders and organizers.
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Paulson
Medicinal Well Co
Saratoga
A. A. McMecham
Rawlins
Reelia of
J. B Paulson
Anna Paulson
B. U. Gould
William Mace
MM. B. McCallup
Stanford White's Widow Robbed of Rare Tapestries
Providence Rhode Island August 22 detectives investigate burglary at the home of Mrs. Stanford White widow of the architect killed by Harry K. Thow. Thieves stole several thousand dollars worth of tapestries dating to the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries collected during the architect's travels abroad. Mrs White had sailed for Europe earlier and tapestries were boxed before departure.
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Providence
Stanford White
Harry K. Thow
Walkaway for Wilson in Springfield remark
Eugene W. Chafin prohibition nominee said in Springfield that Woodrow Wilson would defeat Taft and Roosevelt if the election were held tomorrow and that the result would stay the same unless sentiment shifts within thirty days. He spoke in the city today and warned of no immediate changes in public feeling.
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Springfield
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
United States
Eugene W. Chafin
Prohibition
National Executive
Cheyenne Baker personal crisis reports shift to tragedy
John W. Shaffer of Cheyenne died by his own hand with carbolic acid and a 22 caliber rifle after financial failures. His wife Mrs Shaffer found him in agony and called medical aid. He had lived in Cheyenne for years and leaves a wife and two children. funeral planned Sunday.
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John W. Shaffer
Lia Familly
Thontreet
Bis Hou
Linwelf
Iliet
Meitico
Wievoltine Ful
Cheyenne
Shaffer
Wagon Train Returns From Pole Mountain Post
Anticipated maneuver camp at Pole Mountain next week for the secretary of war spurred wagon trains to leave the post with forsee and supplies. Two pack trains carried additional loads. Telegraphic orders postponed the maneuver as Secretary Stimson could not attend. Crews recalled to Fort Russell with supplies and all.
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Pole Mountain
Secretary of War
Forsee
Fort Russell
Stimson
Art Umshlen to Return to Wyoming as Yard Master
Art Umshlen former Union Pacific yard master in his city and now with Southern Pacific in Sacramento is expected to return to Cheyenne to engage in some mercantile business. He is reportedly dissatisfied with California and wishes to return to Wyoming. Umshler is noted as Republican representative from Laramie County to the state senate.
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Art Umshlen
U. P
Art Umshler
Union Pacific
Hiselty
Sacramento
Cal
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Cheyenne
Mercantila Bus Ieee
Umshler
Alifornia
Wyoming
Umehler
Larmie County
Secielature
Supt Jeffers of U P Slated for Higher Job
Rumor says W M Jeffers superintendent of the Wyoming division may succeed Charlie Ware as vice president and general manager of Union Pacific in Omaha. He would take over after Ware resigns for a higher Harriman line post in the South. Senior officials say Jeffers is the likely choice though no confirmation exists.
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Union Pacific Railroad
W. M. Jeffers
Wyomlit Divion
Amatafant
Charlie Ware
Union Praeific
Omaha
Union
W. Th. Heatt
Gove
Harriman Iines
Harriman A Vetem
Jeffers
Howe
Ware
Democratic Prospects Seen For Wyoming Victory
Early returns from Wyoming show strong Democratic momentum for Wilson and Kendrick with anticipated party wins in statewide races. Contests for sheriff, district judge, and county commissioner hint at close margins but indicate overall Democratic gains as precincts report slowly from rural areas.
Prominent Black Attorneys Barred From Bar Membership
Chicago, Aug 22 An American Bar Association decision to reassess color eligibility for membership was announced. The Executive Committee rescinded prior favorable actions for three colored applicants, including William H. Lewis of Harvard and Boston Assistant U.S. District Attorney, Cutler R. Wilson and William R. Morris of Minnesota. The full membership will decide whether to admit them, with Attorney General Wickersham supporting Lewis. The committee said earlier elections were made "in ignorance of material facts" and would be reconsidered under plenary powers.
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Chicago
Ill
American Bar Association
Milwaukee
Cutler R. Wilson
William R. Morris
Minnesota
William H. Lewis
Harvard
India University
Dave
United States
Boston
Wickersham
Lewis
Mexican Rebels Trap Famous Fighting Force
Juarez Mexico August 22 Rebels trap General Kosterlitzky noted chief of the rural police force. He is at Magdalena south of Nogales Arizona. Rebels cut the round north and south of Magdalena where Kosterlitzky coordinates. It is believed he will face the rural troops with Mexico’s best fighting force.
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Juarez
Mexico
Kosterlitzky
Magdalena
Nogales
Arizona
Koster- Stoky
Foo Ruraies
Gotch Retains Championship With Straight Falls
Frank Gotch world wrestling champion defeated Jess Wastergaard of Des Moines in Kansas City in straight falls. The first fall lasted twenty one minutes and the second nine minutes.
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Kansas City
Frank Gotch
Jess Wastergaard
Des Moines
Hail Guns Declared Ineffective by Weather Chief
Greeley Colorado Aug 22 based on telegrams from Willis L Moore head of the U S Weather Bureau hail guns are ineffective and worthless in preventing crop damage. Weld County Commercial Club Secretary J E McCreery had begun an inquiry into hanging as a supposed remedy but the weather service says no method has practical value and the investigation will end with this advice.
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Greeley, Colo
Wills Ib Moore
United States Weather Bureau
J. EL. McCreery
Weld County Commercial Club
Weather Bureau
McCreery
Fort Russell Implements Major Army Letter Reform
War department order redefines army correspondence with a fixed format and reduced phrasing. The post adapts procedures as medical staff shifts occur and soldiers transfer between units.
Millionaire in City Receives Pressed Five Dollar Bill
M. M.ileurist of Los Angeles, a millionaire guest at the Inter Ocean hotel, was surprised to find two five dollar bills pressed neatly in a suit returned by the Wardrobe Co. The cleaner had overlooked the money, and there was no extra charge for pressing the money change.
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M. M.ileurist
Oll
Los Angeles
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Wardrobe Co
Gilcbrigt
Moose Lodge to Use Five Million for Member Homes
The Loyal Order of Moose votes five million dollars to create an institution for members. Plans include a vocational and trade school for children, a home for the aged and infirm, and an orphan's home on 1000 acres at Anderson Indiana, plus a general sanitarium in the West and a tuberculous sanitarium in a suitable climate city.
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Kansas City
Institutiona
Loyal Order of Moose
Anderson
Ind
United States Pledges Protection in Nicaragua Crisis
The state department orders maximum protection for American life and property in Nicaragua as revolutionary forces under Zelaya attack. Reinforcements will land a large US force, led by Admiral Sutherland, to safeguard interests in Leon, Managua, and Corinto amid growing violence and depredations.
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Washington
State Department
Nicaragena
Mena
Nicaragua
Sutherland
Colinton
Californiia
Leon
Marvey Dodd
Kosciusko
Mit
Phillips
Dodd
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