Carlisle not to be striped on return warden denies report
Acting Warden Bryne of the Wyoming state penitentiary dismissed Denver reports claiming William L. Carlisle the wounded train bandit would be forced to wear stripes on his return. Bryne said disciplinary details have not been decided and the report was unauthorized. Carlisle’s condition was slightly improved with pneumonia feared less. doctors monitor a bullet wound to his right lung for potential infection.
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Warden Bayne
Barndit
Rawlins
Wyo
Bryne
State Penitentiary Today
Denver
William L. Carlisle
Bryno
Carlisle
Douglas
Car- Hale
W. L. Storey
Douglas Hospital
Fragmented briefing notes on presidential health and diplomacy
A chaotic extract notes two senators appointed to confer with the president. It states the president, due to illness, could not exercise office after a three quarter hour White House conference. The passage mentions Mexican relations and ongoing developments, ending with a page reference.
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Foreign Relations Committee
Tle
Miss Maud Tabor Found in Runkt. Mother L. Tabor Arrested
In Cal for Christmas, deputies report Miss Maud Tabor found in Lawton Michigan. Sheriff Elkine took her into custody. Mire Lester, Walter Tabor’s mother, held at Bray, fifty miles away, after a received address.
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Cal
Dee
Maud Tabor
Lawton
Mich
Elkine
Mire Lester
Walter
Tabor
Bray
Ad Vress
War-Time Rule Dims as Democarcy Seeks Restoration
In St Louis Judge Faris notes that wartime autocracy must yield to constitutional democracy once the threat ends. The ruling on distillers during war highlights the balance between government power and civil liberties as peace returns.
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ST. Louis
Faris
American consul helo prisoner released at Puebla
Washington reports the release of William C. Jenkins the American consul’s prisoner in Puebla Mexico. Dispatches note a $500 bail deposited with Puebla civil authorities and say the release may reflect diplomatic considerations. The report references Carranza era policy and oil production context in Mexico.
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Haranza
Helo
Puebla
Sam
Washington
William C. Jenkins
Mexico
Mexico City
Ee Jenking
Coal production rises as famine relief in view
Garfield arrives from Massachusetts to discuss coal issues with officials. A miners committee rejects reports of a possible compromise with strikers and raising prices beyond the 14 percent urged by Garfield. The administration insists on no concessions and orders continued actions.
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Pro
Strikure
Garfield
Ents UN
President Won't Withdraw Treaty From Senate
President Wilson has no intention of withdrawing the treaty from the Senate at present, Senator Hitchcock announced today. The report notes the ongoing Senate consideration and underscores the administration's stance amid debate.
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Ashington
Dec
Wilon
Senate
Hitchcock
Burden Strikers in Mines Impose on City
A stringent fuel conservation program to start in Cheyenne Monday was agreed upon after a conference of city railroad officials and local business leaders. Union Pacific official William M. Jeffers outlined new fuel administration orders and warned the coal supply is tighter than expected. A city committee led by Mayor BE Stone and including Rotary, Industrial Club, coal dealers, and Cheyenne Light officials finalized the measures to curb activity outside approved hours.
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Cheyenne
Union Pacific
William M. Jeffers
Omaha
BE. W. Stone
Jeffers
David Nimmo
J. H. Walton
Rotary Club
William Dubois
Industrial Club
Biierend
T. Joe Gabi
L. Phillips
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Federal Troops to Montana Coal Mines
Spokane dispatch reports three companies of federal troops left Spokane today bound for the Montana coal fields to reinforce mining operations amid unrest and security concerns.
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Montana
Spokane
Record purse 1 offered for Dempsey and Carpentier
Record purse of 1 offered for the Dempsey versus Carpentier bout. The text notes alerting the winner takes 0 and the loser 40 per cent. The result seems unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Dempsey and
Carpentier
Whiskey ships feared if wartime act ruled unconstitutional
In Louisville on December 5 officials expect a rapid whiskey shipment if the wartime prohibition act is ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court. Distillers and railroad officers held talks on immediate sales before permanent prohibition takes effect January 16, with plans for possibly 0.0 million gallons pending the decision.
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Louisville
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Thegional Railroad Administration
Governors urge appointment of federal fuel administrator
Three state leaders Robert D Carey of Wyoming Oliver H Shoup of Colorado and Samuel R McKelvie of Nebraska pressed for a federal fuel administrator for each state after a Denver conference. They sent telegrams to Dr Garfield Walker D Hines and Hale Holden detailing coal distribution woes and urging action to ease shortages in Wyoming Colorado and Nebraska.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
State
Union
Robert D. Carey
Oliver H. Shoup
Samuel R. McKelvie
Denver
Garfield
McKelfetratarvie
Washington
Dr. Garfield
Walker
D. Hines
Hale Holden
Chicago
Denever
Wyom
Nesbraska
Tan
Robert D
Airplanes keep Mr Villa dodging campaigns and bandits
Mexican officials said today that no relief is in sight as airstrikes and bandits haunt the area around Villa and rivals near Al Duarez. The situation remains tense with government forces attempting to shield towns while pursuit continues.
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Eisco Villa
al Duarez
Passenger Service Cuts Across Nation Fore Seen
Railroads announce nationwide cuts in passenger service by one third to begin at 12 01 p m next Wednesday affecting the New York to Chicago route and other long distance trains. Officials say all regular second class coaches will be eliminated except where dense population requires travel and only when absolutely necessary.
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Harding
New York
Chicago
Olllea
Pan Motor trial arguments start as Landis rejects verdict
Chicago Dec 5 Arguments began today in the Pan Motor trial. Judge Landis refused a motion by Pandolfo and associates to instruct the jury to return a verdict of not guilty. The case was given to the jury at 10:40 p m tonight.
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Chicago
Pan Motor
Landis
Pandolfo
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PAN
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