Wyoming Humane Society Biennial Report Highlights Child Protection
The secretary of the Wyoming Humane Society with the secretary of state releases a complete biennial report detailing work over the past two years. It cites 1,164 children affected, private homes found for 163 children, and state savings of about 21,000 dollars yearly by preventing public charges. It notes employment gains, school outreach for 24,000 pupils, and various prosecutions under humane laws.
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Secretary of the Humane Society
Mled Dee
Secretary of
Humane Board
I Bi
Tate School
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Laramie County
Wyoming
Democrats Hold Conference on Inaugural Preparations
Chairman McCoombs led two days of talks with Democratic leaders in and out of Congress and planned to name the inaugural committee chair tomorrow. He dined with Taft secretary Charles D Hilles and met Speaker Clark Rep Underwood Senators Stone and Gore and other Democrats. Eldridge W H Jordan of Washington is likely to head the inaugural committee.
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Washington
Dec
McCoombe
Democratic National Committee
Congress
McCoombs
Committee
Wilson
Charles D. Hilles
Taft
Republican National Committee
Clark
Underwood
Stone
Gore
Eldridge WH Jordan
Heck
Charles P. Keyser
St. Louise
Globe-Democrat
Edward B. Clark
Chicago Evening Post
Merbert S. Hadley
Oyster Bay
Amageddon
Old Saul
Lodge
Field Marshall
Dixon
McCombs
Milles
Hilles
Gifford Pinchot
Perkins
Saul
Adam Rede
John’ Marlon
Inqeld
Hamp Clark
Watterson
Lrge
Wwe
Cunard Denies Mauretania Accident Rumor
The Cunard Steamship Company issued a formal statement denying rumors of an accident on the liner Mauretania. A noon wireless message from the ship stated the vessel is well.
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London
Cunard Steamship Company
Mauretania
Diamonds Stolen in Cincinnati Jewelry Store Heist
Three men posing as tax collectors abducted, bound, and gagged a clerk in Adolph Jebell's Cincinnati jewelry shop. They fled with diamonds valued at about ten thousand dollars. Police seek suspects and return of the stones.
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Cincinnati
Adolph Jebell
Idle Folly for Republicans Angers Roosevelt at Progressive Meet
Theodore Roosevelt denounced the Republican party as idle folly and urged lawmakers in Illinois to uphold Progressive platform principles as the Illinois legislature opened a national Progressive conference. Delegates from New York and New England, and figures like Joseph Dixon and C K Davis, arrived in Chicago for the two day gathering.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Illinois
Theodora Roosevelt
Republican
Roosevelt
New York
New England
Joseph M. Dixon
C. K. Davis
Washington
George W. Perkins
Gifford Pinchot
Amos Pinchot
Miguel Ortero
New Mexico
Perkins
National Executive Committee
Illinois State Committee
General Assembly
Trains From Seattle to Gulf Soon Seen in Cheyenne
Orin Junction Wyoming December 9 A railroad official announced timely completion of the Burlington line from the Big Basin to Powder River. The C and S rail bed relaid with 80 pound rails near Orin Junction and the heavy rail through the North Platte canon finished. He predicted trains from Seattle to the gulf could start early January. The line promises vast Wyoming growth through new towns, farms, mines and oil wells, with large immigrant inflows and economic impact for Cheyenne to Basin.
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Orin Junction
Wyo
Burlington
Bi Basin
Powder River
North Platte
Seattle
Gulf
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Basin
Five 10 Hang Next Friday Salem Governor Contemplates Clemency
Salem Oregon December 9 Governor West faced a decision on the five condemned men slated to hang next Friday He said he had not made up his mind and would not consider clemency petitions until after review He opposed capital punishment but would let the law run its course after an anti hanging bill failed in November elections
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Salem
Orc
Mayor Arnold's Father Dead in Denver
Wilson Arnold, father of Mayor Arnold, died suddenly of heart disease at 76 in Denver. He was in good health ten minutes before collapsing at his home.
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Denver
Wilson Arnold
Arnold
Wyoming Weather Outlook Tuesday and Wednesday
The Weather Bee reports indications for Wyoming on Tuesday and Wednesday with unsettled conditions. Moderate winds and possible showers are expected as a cool front moves through the region.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Stimson Urges Coast Ship Tolls Against Taft View
Secretary of War Stimson urges tolls on coastwise ships using the Panama Canal in his annual report, opposing President Taft who favored exemptions to aid coastwise trade. He cites revenue, recommends applying charges to coastwise ships or giving the president power to grant exemptions.
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Washington
Tolla
Panama Canal
Stimson
Congress
Taft
Lltolla
Emery R. Johnson
War Department
Panama
Johnson
House
Senate
Train Robbers Seize $20,000 In Heist
Reported tonight the Austrian fleet concentrates at Police Staff General Schuem. Expected war time move names General Von Soentzendorff as chief of staff and the renewal of the Dreibrund with Austria Hungary negotiating a fifty million loan, stirring international tension.
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London
Dec
Schuem
von Soentzendorff
Austria-Hungary
Ex Congress Coffeen Dies in Sheridan Wyoming
Henry A. Coffeen former Wyoming congressman died suddenly from paralysis Sunday afternoon in Sheridan. He arrived in the state in 1889 and was a member of the 3rd congress. At death he was wealthy with extensive mining and development interests. He left three children including Dr. H. P. Holmes who attended him.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Henry A. Coffeen
Congress
Wyoming
H. P. Holmes
Ie Intereets
Britain Protests Panama Tolls Over Canal Exemption
Britain protested the Panama Canal toll exemption for American coastal shipping. A note by Foreign Secretary Grey, delivered to Secretary Knox by Ambassador Dryden, outlined differences over the Hay-Pauncefote treaty and proposed arbitration if unresolved. Knox said the matter would be considered.
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Washington, Co
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Worl Grey
Knox
Ambresador Dryce
Princeton Graduate Sentenced for Employer Murder
O. M. Auerbach of Chicago, a Princeton graduate, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of his employer, Harry Fisher. The killing occurred during a hunting trip with Auerbach, who claimed the act was accidental.
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Baldwin
Mich
O. M. Auerbach
Chicago
Princeton
Lfe
Harry Fisher
Fisher
Auerbach
Gridiron Club Dinner Highlights Republican Farce
Washington observers recall the Gridiron Club fall dinner with political satire and tribute to President Taft and the November avalanche victims. Performers on crutches and in disguise staged mock battles, with reporters and new members joining the humor, and jokes aimed at Dixon, Lodge, and Taft.
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Washington
G. O. FP
Citidicon Club
Traftt
Gridiron Quartette
E Cabinet
War Aeroplane Fatality Shots Down Bulgarian Bomber
Vienna reports Dr Jules Constantin French aviator for Bulgaria is killed in action after bombing Turkish lines. He dies of a chest wound while the biplane falls near the Tehataija lines, hailed as first airman killed by the enemy in war. Constantin had earned a medal for air service. Observers note the aircraft broke under heavy fire as Turks opened fire from thousands of riflemen.
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Tehataija
Vienna
Jules Constantin
Constantin
Doyen
Ferdinand
Sturma
Christmas Shopping Tips From Local Ads
The paper notes merchants advertise gift ideas with prices and special sales. It warns readers to compare deals and watch for the leader’s upcoming sale announcement next Sunday morning December 1st, promising strong bargains and seasonal offers.
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