End of Huerta Regime Seen As New Era Opens
Reports from Washington and Mexico City describe fading Huerta control as federal troops lose pay and retreat. General Villa advances toward Juarez with thousands more rebels en route to establish a constitutionalist headquarters. Tampico named temporary Tamaulipas capital as federals reorganize to counter Victoria with limited rail fuel and growing conscription.
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Dec
United States
Mexico
Huerta
Thgate Department
Mexic
Wexico
Eriats
Iuanez
Genel Villa
Tuares
France
Japan
Germany
Russia
Siberia
Mexico City
Tampico
Tamaulipas
Antonio Rabaga
Ciudad Victoria
War Department
Arizmendi
Caldad Victoria
Cerritos
San Luis Potos
Victoria
Navarrete
Monterey
Tts
Republic
Federal
Federal Army
Guuldalupe
School Land Sold At Cheyenne Court House Sale
Yesterday afternoon 2720 acres of school land in the Golden Mite district sold at the Cheyenne courthouse front. Bidders crowded the sale with A Rohrer winning the west half of section 4 township 18 range 63 for 12 per acre, I K Carpenter taking the east half of the same section at the same price, W Allyn of Waverly, HL, paying 1 29 per acre for all of section 16 township 13 range 61 640 acres northeast of Penlor Wor seld, RK Carpenter securing all of section 16 parcel 14 range 62 at 16 10 per acre, and 800 acres between Archer and Durham near the Pacific railway sold to 0 S McGarvey of Cheyenne for 19 80 per acre. The sale drew spirited competition and featured bids on smaller tracts. The event highlighted efforts by the Greater Chev club to open land for farming.
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Cheyenne
Golden Mite
A. Rohrer
Secion
Township
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Carpenter
I.K. Carpenter
Muse
Penlor
W. Allyn
Waverly
RK. Carpenter
Archer
Durham
Volon Pacific Railway
McGarvey
Te Waa
Infl
Cal
Mehna
All Favor Presidential Primaries Except 6 0 P
In Washington the Senate debated President Wilsons call for direct presidential primaries. Senators Bristow Cummins and others urged Democratic support, while Senator Gallinger warned a nationwide primary would favor the rich and ease bribery.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Bristow
Cummina
Martin
Benator Gallinger
Hindus Fight Admission Law Test In California Case
Twenty two Hindus seeking entry from the Philippines await Judge Dooling's ruling in San Francisco on whether they may enter U S shores. Immigrant officials argue they may become public charges while Hindu counsel contends inspectors already admitted them and that laws and treaties do not bar entry, only arbitrary department classifications.
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Cal
Philippine Islands
Dooling
United States District Court
Council For Hindus
Philippines
United States
Department of Immigration
Crawford to be Sent Back to the Senate
Pierre South Dakota dispatch reports that party returns indicate the committee will recommend re election of Senator Crawford with a contingency for C A Howard of Aberdeen and minority lists to select Congressman Burke.
Chicago proposes ban on large hat plumes in streets
Mayor Harricon issued an edict prohibiting horizontal plumes aigrettes pompons and other hat adornments that tickle faces on streetcars. He favors an ordinance like the theater hat-removal rule but objects to the manner of wear rather than the plumes themselves.
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Chicago
Harricon
Local Inventor Reveals New Mortising Augur Machine
Cheyenne welcomes the Mortising Augur and Machine company marking a new industry. Orlando Crank and partners Charles H. Barnett and John A. Cooper incorporate with 50 000 capital to produce a machine that reduces hand chiseling for tasks like door lock mortises. A model will be at the Barnett store today.
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Mortising Augur and Machine Company
Cheyenne
Orlando Crank
Charles H. Barnett
John A. Cooper
Barnett
Miners Bet on Lopez Fate as Gas Fill Mines
At the Utah-Apex mine in Bingham Utah bets are laid on whether Ralph Lopez, who killed six men, survives a deadly gas flooding. Workings were flooded with poisonous gases as searchers prepare to enter the mine tomorrow to confirm his fate.
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Bingham
Utah
Wee Willl
Ralph Lopez
Lopez
Unclear fragment hints at a football team and a mother
Fragment references a successful football team and a mother named Suceres, with a note about imitation and a hesitant married man being kissed. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events or identities.
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Suceres
Ammons Strike Settlement Rejected by Colorado Miners
In southern Colorado the coal miners voted unanimously to reject Governor Ammons strike settlement proposal. Union officials informed Secretary of Labor Wilson, who planned another conference or report to President Wilson on the strike, as Ammons expressed discouragement.
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Denver
Colorado
Ammons
Wilson
Washington
Govyernor Ammons
Former State Treasurer Bickford Imprisoned One Year
BISMARCK ND December Form er North Dakota State Treasurer G L Bickford must serve one year in the penitentiary for embezzling state funds, the state supreme court ruled today. He was found guilty on one count alleging embezzlement of forty five dollars.
Constitutionality of Income Tax is Tested
Charges that the income tax feature of the tax law constitutes class regulation were made in Chicago on December 3. A test suit was filed here with Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank on behalf of Miss Elsie De Wolfe of New York. The United States will be asked to defend the case.
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Chicago
Continental and Commercial Trust
Ant Savings Bank
Mire Elsie de Wolfe
New York
United States
Coroner Tells How Dr Knabe Met Death
Coroner Charles Durham of Indianapolis testified for the state at the Dr William B Craig murder trial in Shelbyville Indiana. Durham described neck and left arm wounds and the apartment condition where Dr Helene Knabe's body was found after an autopsy. The coroner ruled the death as murder by unknown persons after investigation following the body's discovery.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Charles ©. Durham
Indianapolis
William B. Craig
Helene Knabe
Knabe
Durham
Indication of Special Proposal Amid Abisos and Wye
A fragment notes an indication of a special proposal linked to the terms abisos and Wye. The text hints at a formal plan or suggestion but lacks clear specifics or outcomes. Further context is needed to identify the involved parties or exact nature of the proposal.
Cutting Scrape On Cheyenne Northern Train Ends In Jail
A white laborer and a Mexican man fought aboard a Cheyenne and Northern train near Glendo, damaging the white man’s throat with a knife. The Mexican was removed at Wheatland and jailed. the white man was hospitalized. The victim reportedly later improved in Douglas.
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Glendo
Janear
Dougina
Jean Joll
Wheatland
Guernsey
Garland
Casper
Pon
Cendo
Douglas
Hamilton Paralyzed After Neck Break in Thanksgiving Game
Fred Hamilton left halfback for the Southwestern college team is hospitalized in Winfield after a neck fracture and paralysis in both arms. Doctors confirmed a fractured fifth vertebrae following the Thanksgiving contest against Pittemira Normal.
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Winfield
Kan
Fred Hamilton
Southwestern
Hamilton
Pittelmira
College Widow Editors Expelled From Cornell
The Cornell Widow editors Ten Helmna Mont Austin G Parker Archibald Johnson have been expelled over the objectionable character of the magazine's temptation number. The move follows student backlash to the issue published weeks ago. Both editors were nearing June graduation.
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Ten Helmna
Mont
Austin G. Parker
Archibald &. Johnson
Pitteforg
Cornell Widow
Int Monthly
Cornell
Zelaya Released Will Go to Spain
Former Nicaraguan president Jose Santos Zelaya, arrested in New York on murder charges dating to 1907, was released from the Tombs after Nicaragua withdrew extradition requests and vowed Zelaya would refrain from Central American politics and depart for Spain.
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Zelaya
Spain
New York
Jose Santos Zelaya
Atate Department
Nicatigua
Pri
Bpato
Man seeks license to marry wife to please her in Colorado
In Purdo, Colo., Wy 1D. Mawes, a wealthy rabvlinant, asked county clerk for permission to wed his present wife to please her. He claimed Eliasbeth Davie married him April 16. authorities noted he was already married. Clerk refused. Mawes promised to pursue legal remedy.
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Colo
Mawes
Eliasbeth Davie
Mayes
Gmu
Eight Bodies Investigating Cause of Fire
Boston reports reveal eight investigations into the Arcadia hotel fire that killed twenty seven or twenty eight men. Grand jury visits scene as inquiries focus on conditions and incendiary claims. Many victims remain unidentified. authorities seek safer lodging for the poor.
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Boston
Arcadia
South End
Mwfe
Pollitier
Grand Jury
Der
South Tnd
Suffragettes Rally Congress for House Committee Report
More than 1,000 suffrage delegates gathered at the Capitol to press for a favorable report by the House Rules Committee on a resolution to create a standing committee on woman suffrage in the House. Dr Anna Shaw led speakers urging national scope and faster action, while opposition voices prepared a hearing later.
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Washington
Capitol
House Rules Committee
House
Senate
Ida Hueted Harper
Helen Gardner
Jane Addon
Dowda Brewhonridee
Mary Noard
Carrie Chapwan Catt
Raber
California
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Porfirio Diaz
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Francisco de la Barra
MT High
Hoding Strong
Dosean
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Crawford
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Halpback
Hoston
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