Nion Head Accused Of Aiding Escape In Dynamiter Case
In Indianapolis December proceedings, Frank M. Ryan, indicted president of the Iron Workers union, testifies that he resisted removing papers from the Los Angeles case on counsel advice. He also admits union funds paid for O Donnell’s defense while denying knowledge of the Springfield and other explosions. The cross examination accuses Ryan and Frank Webb of aiding an accused dynamiter to escape. Ryan defends actions as persecuted and denies orchestrating violence.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Frank M. Ryan
Tron Workers Union
McNamaras
Los Angeles
Miller
Ryan
J. J.mcnamara
McNamara
William E. Reddin
Milwaukee
Frank J. Higgins
New England
Michael J. Young
Hartford
Springfield
Iron Workers’ Union
Frank ©. Webb
New Yor
George O'Donnell
Somerset
Mags
Webb
O'Donnell
Mr. Miller
J. J. McNamara
Philip A. Cooley
New Orleana
Cooley
Houston
Tex
Fryan
New York
John J. McNamara
Denver
Legleitner
Henry W.legleitner
Execpeter Motat “Ab Ltsburg
McKee's Rocks
Pittsburg
Hockin
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Detroit
Herbert S. Hockin
Davenport
Peoria
Legleltner
Dayton
Ohio
Edward Clark
Cincinnat
Clark
secretary of the treasury calls for banking reform
Washington Dec 4 Franklin MacVeagh secretary of the treasury urges radical reform of the banking and currency system predicting the federal government will bear the burden of panics and disasters until changes are made He outlines proposals for flexible currency bank cooperation and a central agency to operate free from political influence He cites near term deficits and surpluses for the coming years with canal expenses to be covered by bonds and notes the report notes the need for tariff revision and warns of continual panic driven constraints as crops move into the harvest season Continued on Page 656.
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Washington
United States
Franklin MacVeagh
the Treasury
Congress
MacVeagh
Rovision
Treasury Department
Wilson
Close Converse County Senate Vote Sparks Controversy
In Converse County Wyoming a tight state senate race between Democrat Clelland and Republican Irvine ended with Irvine declared winner by one vote after contested maverick ballots and disputed residency. The process drew accusations of impropriety and calls for scrutiny as independents condemn the board’s actions.
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Douglas
Wyo
L. W. Clelland
W. C. Irvine
Converse County
Tindoy
Clelland
Republcan
Douglas County
Irvine
Friends of
Melland
Wade Fowler
Converse
Johnson
Oclelland
Roy Gillem
Ross
Glenorch
Montana
Gillem
Republican Board
h@ptng
Johnson County
Witter
Clalland
Greatest Financial Transaction in History
Washington December 4 The greatest single financial transaction in the history of the nation was completed at the treasury when C A Thompson the new treasurer gave Leo McClung the acting treasurer a receipt for 1 51 286 080 67 dollars all in his personal custody.
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Washington
Treasury Department
C. A. Thompson
United States
Leo McClung
Archbold Trial in Progress in Washington
Edward J. Williams of Dunmore Pa testified as the first witness in Archbold impeachment proceedings in Washington on December 4. He said Judge Archbold gave him a letter to W A May, superintendent of Hillsdale Coal Iron Co, seeking an option on the Katy did calm claim. Williams said Archbold had no connection with the option on the coal dump.
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Washington
Edward J. Williams
Dunmore
Archbold
W. A. May
Hillsdale Coal Iron Company
Will Me
Katy
Williane
City Ice Franchise Sparks Cheyenne Debate On Rental
Cheyenne contemplates ice cutting rights on lakes north of the city with Eisey of Springfield promoting a five year lease at 800 annually but the council rejects the proposal over legal technicalities. The Leader urges fair rental and price controls plus sanitary standards to protect consumers and the public water system.
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Eisey Fe
Wisey
Eleventh Infantry
Port D. A. Russell
Aisey
Cheyenne
Fee
Bivey
Longworth Family Peace But Turbulent Ties Return
Washington report says Representative Nicholas Longworth met the president to report peace in his Cincinnati district, while his wife Miss Alice Roosevelt allegedly gave a thousand dollars to the Bull Moose party. Family feuds and political splits followed, ending with Roosevelt’s and Taft’s defeats shaping new peace.
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Washington
Nicholas Longworth
White House
Congress
Fy Longworth
Cincinnati
Longworth Familly
Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Bull Moose Party
Longworth Sr
Roosevelt
Longworth Jr
Taft
Rouse Simmons in Distress Off Great Lakes
The three master schooner Rouse Simmons with sixteen aboard is believed lost on the Great Lakes after a fierce gale. The revenue cutter Tuscarora departed Milwaukee to search, and the last sighting showed her off Kewanee Wisconsin flying distress colors as life savers could not reach her.
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Chicago
Rouse Simmons
Great Lakes
Milwaukee
Kewanee
Wis
Mexican Rebels Attack Train on Central Railway
Rebels under Generals Orozco Jr Caraveo and Rojas moved with over 1000 men along the Mexican Central Railway between Chihuahua and Jagres to strike key towns. Refugees say the attack targeted a Mexican Central passenger train below Gallego yesterday. 12 of 44 guards were killed or wounded including the captain. two train crew members died.
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EL Paso
Tex
Dac
Orozco Jr
Caraveo
Rojas
Chihuahuna
Jagres
Gallego
Dewiden
Parencere
Charge Ryan Helped Man to Get Away in Dynamiting Trial
The Wyoming Tribune features a portrait of Thomas Ryan, boss linked to the Frank M. Ryan dynamiting case. The report recalls Tribune coverage of the Baltimore convention and mentions connections to McNamaras and McManigals, noting the witness role of Iron Workers leader Frank M. Ryan.
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Ryan
Wyoming Tribune Dle
New York
Indianapolis
Frank M. Ryan
Iron Workers
Wolon
Big Ae
Thomas I. Nyan
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
William Jennings Bryan
Tribune
McNamaras
McManigals
Tom
Honored Citizen of Many Years Escaped Convict
Denton Texas December 4 The death of John Ellis long known here for thirty five years revealed he was actually Joseph A Addison convicted of manslaughter in Buchanan County Georgia in 1875 and who escaped after serving three years of a fifteen year sentence and came here.
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Denton
Tex
John Ellis
Ellis
Joseph A. Addison
Buchanan County
Georgia
Mc Goorty Outpoints Gibbone In Madison Square Garden Bout
Eddie Mc Goorty of Oshkosh dominates all ten rounds to outpoint Mike Gibbone of St. Paul in a ten round boxing match at Madison Square Garden in New York on December 4.
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New York
Eddie McGoorty
Oshkosh
Mike Gibbone
St. Paul
Madison Square Garden
Evanston Sees Rail Improvements and New Plants
Evanston enjoys prosperity as Union Pacific undertakes yard upgrades including a new round house. A railroad camp employed for 200 men is being established twenty eight miles from Evanston on Mill Creek. A tie preserving plant is under construction in Evanston.
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Evanston
Union Pacific
Mill Creek
Humane Society Urged to Aid Freezing Horse
A horse tied to an express wagon named Ben Brown stood at the corner of Fifteenth and Carey Avenue in a snowstorm last night. Passerby noticed the animal at 7 pm and found it still there at midnight, covered in snow and shivering with the cold.
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Ben Brown
Fifteenth and
Carey Avenue
Greece Still Unclear On Armistice Signing
London dispatch notes Greece has not signed the armistice despite expectations. Greece objected to revietuation of besieged garrisons, while Turkey agreed to the clause, suggesting no surrender. Two conferences may convene in London next week with ambassadors and peace delegates. Public appeal from the Greek government signals commitment to the Balkan League.
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London
Greece
Turkey
Grove
Weather Outlook for Wyoming This Week
The Weather Bureau reports indications for Wyoming show fair conditions with variable winds. Thursday and Friday are expected to bring fair skies and mild temperatures across the state, with no major storms anticipated.
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Washington
Dev
Wyoming
Maggie Au France and Bourse Girl On Stand
Testimony in the Au France case concluded with both women on the stand. Prosecution and defense presented witnesses linking Maggie Au France to transporting two girls to Douglas from Fort Wayne and Chicago. Jurors received the case for further argument and decision in the morning.
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Maggie AU
France
Bourse Girl
Alden
Au France
Helen Bourle
Mornine
Maggie An Francé
Douglas
Fort Wayne
Helen Bourke
Maggie Au France
Bourne
Miss Au France
Grate Hart
Helen Bourne
Jessie Hostler
Mre~Hall
Chicago
Herem Bourne
Grace Hart
Bourle
Ball
Bis
Magele Au
Helen Hourle
Democratic National Committee Funds for Wilson Campaign
WASHINGTON Dec 4 The Democratic national committee spent 1 159 446 to carry the election for Woodrow Wilson according to the final contributions and expenses statement filed with the house. Charles R Crane of Chicago was the heaviest giver at 40000 Cleveland H Dodge of New York donated 35000. In all 1110952 came from 89854 contributors, of which 1625 gave less than 100.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Woodrow Wilson
House of Representatives
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
Cleveland H. Dodge
New York
Industrial Club Meeting Promises Cheyenne Industrial Growth
Cheyenne leaders gathered despite a severe storm to discuss new manufacturing ventures. Fort Collins proposed an irrigation pump plant and a non corrosive corrugated road culvert, with potential to secure both for Cheyenne. Speakers emphasized fostering diversified industries and boosting local dairying, rail shops, and regional development.
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Fort Colling
Cheyenne
Messrs
Hammond
Dinneen
Carpenter
Hanna
Bresnahan
Hoffman
Hartung
Nood
Tran
Heaney
Fort Ruussell
Union Pacific Railway System
Fort Russell
Great
Rocky Mountain
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Secretary OF the Treasury
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Wrather
Democratic National
Industrial Club
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