Laramie County Settlement Hearings In Judge Mentzer Court
Settlement hearings in Judge Mentzer’s court addressed the division of Laramie county assets and liabilities. State Examiner Newlin’s report favored new counties Platte and Goshen, ruling bridges are not transferable property value and cost should be borne by local taxpayers. The report lists 1912 valuations and 1913 indebtedness, with Laramie county valued at 20.3 million, Platte at 7.39 million, and Goshen at 8.44 million. bonds and warrants totals are noted.
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Laramie
Mentver
J. C. Newlin
Laramie County
Platte and Goshen
Mentzer
Platte County
Farrington
Sheir
Goshen County
Laramie Ponty
Refugees Flee to Ships as Mexican Fighting Rages
Cabling from Tampico reports refugees boarded ships as rebels and federal forces clash. Rear Admiral Fletcher notes constitutionalists advance in Tampico with foreigners moved to a neutral zone under gunboat protection and no injuries recorded yet.
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Washington
Fletcher
Navy Department
Tampico
Chester
Wheeling
Tacoma
Rhode Island
Michigan
Constitutionalists .Com
Consistory 10 Ends Work Today in Wyoming Reunion
The Twenty fifth reunion of the Wyoming Consistory closes with tonight banquets and elaborate ceremonies. Morning sessions include the Thirty first and Thirty second degrees with ceremonies led by Judge John A. Riner and T B Taliaferro of Rock Springs. The afternoon features the Master of the Royal Secret conferment. In Omaha, the City National bank run has subsided as business resumes.
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Wyoming
John A. Riner
T. 8
Taliaferro
Rock Springs
Kendrick Visits President Wilson on Homestead Plans
Sheridan resident J B Kendrick visited Washington New York and Chicago to lobby for an enlarged pasture homestead law. He met Assistant Secretary Jones and President Wilson, urging settlement expansion for Wyoming. A hearing on lands between Carney and New Aome continued, with a decision expected soon.
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Sheridan Enterprise
Johny Yh. Kendrick
Sheridan
Washington
New York
Chicago
Wallington
Carneyville
Wilson
Kendriex
FF Ag ‘Ent
Cy Seymour
Carney Dog
J. J
Goig
Kendrick
W. Tryin
Meusra
Iit
Inter Mealors
Ailey Reale
Bau Sera
Renie
Jones
Metg
Irvine
Iis
Carney
New Aome
Wyoming
Women Seek Lopez Surrender by Personal Appeal at Mine
In Bingham Utah on December 11, reports say Ralph Lopez remains at large since November 21 after killing six men at the Apex mine. Plans to trap him have failed, including a water blockade and now two women propose entering the Andy tunnel to ask for his surrender in exchange for the $1000 reward.
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Bingham
Utah
Ralph Lopez
Utah- Apex
Alvida O. Carls
W. 8. Coe
Lopes
Andy Tunnel
Despérado
Gimnall
Rebels Seize British Consulate Target Chihuahua City
Americans arriving from Chihuahua report rebels who occupy Juarez have entered the British consulate and seized Lula Terraga Jr., son of a wealthy landowner, forcing him through streets. Rebels warn 100 Spanish residents to leave Chihuahua City within ten days amid protective appeals to officials.
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Juarez
Mex
Chhuahua
Lula Terragaa, Jr
Chihuahua City
Sregare
Tarrazas
Bri
Boobell
Villa
Mexico City
Washington
United Stases
Marlo Letsber
Income Tax Suit Thrown Out by Judge Landis
Chicago December 11. Judge Landis rules lack of jurisdiction ousts the district court case challenging the income tax law and sends the matter to the Supreme Court. Elsie de Wolfe sues the Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago seeking $1,000 in interest and damages over a denied forest on bonds and alleges tax discrimination affecting millions.
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Chicago
United States District Court
Landis
Elsie de Wolfe
New York
Versailles
France
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
W. Bourke Cochran
Colin H. Fyffe
Miss de Wolfe
Levy Mayer
Apparavium Powder Company
Cochran
Congress
Miner Found Dead in Pre Ruined Cain Cabin Fire
Hreckenridge Colo Dec 11 A 68 year old miner Winslow was found burned to death in his cabin after a fire started in the morning. He apparently woke to smoke then fell back to sleep suffocated before escaping. His dog lay dead beside him from suffocation.
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Hreckenridge
Colo
Winslow
Ita
Hitchcock Continues His Fight In Congress
In Washington on December 11, Senator Hitchcock pressed amendments to a currency bill, challenging Democratic caucus rigidity. He cited President Wilson’s stance against caucus lockstep to urge reform, insisting no delay and no belief the bill is closed to changes.
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Wasitington
Senate
Hitchcock
Wirehead
Wison
Sliehcock
Schmidt weeps as father pleads during murder trial
Hans Schmidt, once a priest, on trial for the murder of Anna Aumiuller, sobbed in District Attorney Whitman’s office as his father and Mrs. Eilduelith Schadler sought to soothe him. He refused to recognize his sister and continued crying as the trial paused for alienists to confer before testimony.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumiuller
Whitman
Germany
Electric Club
Schidt
Eilduelith Schaddler
Bolnolde
Lyman Convicted in Panama Land Scheme Case
Los Angeles reports Dr. John Grant Lyman, promoter of a Panama land scheme, was convicted today in U S district court on a single count for using the walley. The trial centers on his fraudulent promotional activities and alleged misrepresentation to investors.
Federal probe finds no nationwide cold storage trust
After weeks of inquiry the justice department reports little ground for a nationwide cold store trust controlling egg and other prices. While some larger city combines exist, there is no evidence of a countrywide monopoly. Officials will focus on elite fuel combines and seek connections between city dealers to enforce price controls under the Sherman act.
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Washington
United States
Department of Justice
Whase
Women to attack prevailing styles in Cleveland area
Cleveland women and county groups announce a campaign against modern feminine wear. They plan a statewide effort led by local organizers to challenge designers and styles, with Mrs Emily Warner quoted complaining about male designers and conformity to men.
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Cleveland, C
Deed
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Whib
Tornado Devastates Sierra Leone Town Kills Natives
A devastating tornado in Freetown Sierra Leone West Africa killed more than 250 native people and destroyed about 20 canoes carrying around 400 natives. The cable ship Sentinel rescued 126 survivors while many others are unaccounted for as the storm damaged the town and port.
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Frietown
Sierra Leona
West Africa
Dee
Sentinel
Prohibition Foes Pack Gallery as Hobson Pushes Amendment
In a dramatic House session, remarks by Alabama's Richard Pearson Hobson sparked shouting and applause from pro prohibition supporters in the gallery. The confrontation with Representative Underwood drew in Speaker and leadership as Bartheldt of Missouri alleged packed galleries. The incident ended with tempers cooling after questions of decorum and political maneuvering.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Richard Pearson Hobson
Alabama
Hobson
Underwood
Teader Dinermcood
Mann
Moon
Tennessee
Voderwood
Hrine
Enidel
Bartheldt
Missouri
Moc Kested
Wrehington
Madson
Garden of Eden
Bowen
Strikers Arrested as Copper Mine Strike Turmoil Ended
In Calumet Mien Din area deputies report mass arrests during the copper mine strike. The violence subsided after Timothy Driscall, a deputy sheriff, was shot and seriously wounded in the recent guerilla warfare.
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Calumet
Mien
Timothy Driscall
Leader Bargain Days Offer for Daily Cheyenne State Leader
Reader can subscribe for a year at a Bargain Day rate of 84.00 by mail, with the regular price 80.00. Offer runs 6 to 25 of the month, includes extension for prepaid subscriptions, and promises full-year coverage from January 1 to January 1, 1915. The Cheyenne State Leader claims strong news service and Wyoming focus.
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Cheyenne
Hall
Dan
Jan
Hergale
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