Outlan identity revealed in Illinois grave record
The Wyoming Wool Growers Association detectives publish a startling entry linking Dick Stanley alias Earl Shobe to a killed outlaw from October 1910. The report details Stanley’s false persona and ties to the Northwest murders of Ben Minnick. The agency backs its conclusions with extensive evidence gathered in Wyoming.
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Dick” Stanley
Earle Shobe
Point Corea
California
Wyoming Wool Growers Association
Cheyenne
United
Wyoming
Ben Minnick
Thermopolis
Black Mountain
Wool Growers Association
Earl Shade
Shobe
Fatal duel in Russell Troop I cavalry行
Private Stratton of Troop I Ninth Cavalry fired from an army gun hitting Private Wooden in the body near the troop I barracks. Wooden died en route to the post hospital. Stratton is held in the guards house as the investigation proceeds.
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Stratton
Ninth Cavalry
Wooden
Troop I Barracks
Land Office Contest Rules Adopted By Ballinger
Washington Rec. Ballinger approves new contest rules for local land offices and the interior department. Contests can only be filed by those seeking title or a land interest, based on grounds not shown in existing records to prevent wealth advantage.
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Washington
General Land Office
Department of the Interior
Lec'y Ballinger
Land Office
Apple Congress Hears Conservation Trony
Denver report: first apple congress opens with remarks from former Governor Alva Adame. He warns against extreme conservation moves, declaring parts of Colorado off limits as trespass.
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Apple Congress
Denver
Alva Adame
Colorado
Relatives Push Prosecution of Glover Widow for Murder
Cambridge Mass December 15 Relatives of Clarence F Glover who was murdered and whose 17 year old accuser Hattie LeBlanc was acquitted yesterday announce plans to indict and try Mia Lil Man M Glover widow of the deceased They will take the case to Middlesex District Attorney Higgins who refused to proceed after Judge Bond blocked prosecution of Mrs Glover The move follows new efforts to present evidence at the next Middlesex grand jury due Monday Hattie LeBlanc dined at a fashionable East Cambridge hotel last night amid wealth and attention, a scene noted by observers
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Cambridge
Mass
Clarance F. Glover
Hattie LeBlanc
Gengr Brian
Sense UB
Owitt
Lesex Grand Jury
Wales
East Cambridge
Attorney Johnson
Wyoming oil producers form association and pick Casper
After a long session the first Wyoming oil producers convention adjourned with Casper chosen for next year's gathering to begin the second Monday in September 1911. The charter members number 36, spanning the state, with Gov. Brooks hailing strong attendance and potential impact on state resources. Officers include President B B Brooke and Vice Presidents Fauvell and Spence, with district leaders named. standing committees were set for transportation legislation publicity and more. The meeting dedicated two days to addressing industry challenges for old men of Wyoming.
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Old Men of
Wyoming
Wyoming Oll Producers’ Sesociation
Casper
Gesociation
B. B. Brooke
Col
E. H. Power
Charles J. Pauwell
B. BR. Brooks
BE. H. Power
L. EB. Nebereft
Pr. Fauvell
Frank
Spence
Charles Orchard
Lander
Frank RE. Spence
New Castle
J. C. Roberts
Pigvanston
Joseph Cook
Basin
J. B. Phillips
Douglas
Frank O. Thompson
Cody
Transportation
H. Power
Roberta
A. M. Smith
J. Pauwell
We. H. Power
W. L. Waite
FB. G. Ryan, Chicago: A. G. Mercer
Wyattville
J. T. Judkins
Riverton
Umpires to Undergo Eye Examinations in New York
At a National League meeting in New York on December 15 officials discussed proposed ownership shifts for the St. Louis and Boston clubs Dan Adkins along with Ewing Brothers and Hodgen are named buyers Fielder Jones may manage St Louis while Fred Tenny is set to manage Boston All league umpires will be summoned to New York for eye examinations.
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New York
Dan Adkins
St. Louis
Ewing Brothers
Mesars
Hall and Hodgen
Eaid
Fielder Jones
St. Louie
Fred Tenny
Prison Sentence Rendered at Soup Ladle Jail
A Pittsburg judge sentenced Gabriel Rage to ninety days in jail instead of the workhouse after a hearing at Allegheny county jail. Judge John Maymaker approved the shift from an intended workhouse term to a jail stay as a three part sentence. The court noted Rage would serve three months in confinement under the informal arrangement.
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Pittsburg
Pheonera
Allegheny County
John Maymaker
Gabriel Rage
Lewis
Bluejackets Nerve Saves Lives Of 300
Norfolk reports 300 passengers on the steamer Maryland escaped without injury after a fire in cotton in the hold. Seaman Stone hung over the side while comrades held him by the feet, burst a port hole, and directed water on the blaze for 15 minutes until shore arrival.
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Norfolk
Maryland
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
United States
Cape Charles
Stone
Insurgents Clash With Troops Across Mexican Border
Reports from Chihuahua and El Paso describe renewed fierce fighting near San Andreas Guerrero as insurgents clash with federal troops. Rebel forces reportedly doubled since Sunday with reinforcements from nearby cities. Proclamations from Guadalajara business leaders urge Mexicans to stop patronizing Americans amid tensions. A grand jury will probe the burning of Antonio Rodrigues in Rock Fourines Texas.
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el Paso
Tex
Guerrero
Guadalajara
Antonio Rodigues
Rock Fourines
Texas
Antonio Rodrigues
Purney
Bucket shop raid breaks up Capital Investment operation
Chicago reports federal officers raid the Capital Investment company after which twenty six branches were to be renl? tomorrow. The firm allegedly controlled vast wire networks and moved about ten million dollars yearly with a potential single day gain of six hundred thousand dollars. Seventeen more arrests are expected.
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Chicago
Capital Investment Company
Brook Peporta
Untitled Local Notice From Faded OCR Clip
Fragmentary text reports a local notice or brief item with unclear details and missing names and dates. The readable bits suggest a small public or community notice with brief personal or organizational references.
Wool Men Settle UAB Tariff Controversy At Portland Meeting
The National Wool Growers association prepares for its forty seventh annual conven tion in Portland Oregon January 4 6 7 1911 with leaders from Carded Woolen Manufacturers of Boston and National Association of Wool Manufacturers of Boston presenting rival views on Schedule K of the Payne Aldrich tariff. Growers warn the tariff protects less than seven cents per pound for wool and urge a united platform to defend the industry while topics include forest administration transport service market handling and sheep breeding. Railroads offer a one fare one third rate for western states and the convention is expected to draw the largest livestock gathering in US history.
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National Wool Growers Association
Portland
Oregon
Tariff Board
National Forests
Transportatoin Service
Carnegie Speech Urges Arbitration Over War
Washington witnesses speakers from the American Society for the Judicial Settlement of International Disputes warn that arbitration yields better outcomes than war. Andrew Carnegie stresses the value of peaceful settlement as nations push extensive preparations for dispute resolution worldwide.
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Carnegie
Washington
American Society For the Judicial
Tooight
Way
Andrew Carnegie
Bank Bandit Ends Standoff After Paradise Robbery
Earl Ward robbed the Paradise State Bank of twenty five thousand dollars this morning, killed himself near Salina after being surrounded by a posse. He bound cashier Bert O'Brien and four others, then bought a rifle and ammunition before fleeing. All the cash was recovered.
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Salina, Kas
Earl Ward
State Bank of
Paradise
Here
Ward
Bert O'Brien
O'Brien
Rescue Effort Targets Ten Men Entombed in Leyden Mine
Denver December 15 A scouting party with oxygen helmets found air better than expected at Leyden mine shaft No 1 where ten men are entombed after a fire destroyed buildings fans and hoists Rumblings on the surface suggest a cave in The government rescue car arrived and a midnight descent will attempt to reach the trapped workers Authorities report a portion of the mine remains intact but air will grow thin as time passes
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Denver
Leyden
Strikers Shot Down by Police in Chicago Riot
The garment makers strike in Chicago escalated into a riot as protesters attacked police. One striker was killed and another fatally wounded, four officers were injured, and police were held in reserve across the city. Strikers faced fuel shortages amid the turmoil.
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Chicago
Solon Senator La Fayette Young Shocks Senate
Senator La Fayette Young of Iowa, new to the Senate after ten days, addressed the chamber in editor‑length terms. He urged adjournment for two solid years, called editors the real rulers, and attacked tariff reviews while defending the farmers and opposing the Cummins rules revision.
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Washington
la Fayette Young
Iowa
Senate
Congress
Coun
Young
Cummins
Riots Endanger Americans in Colombia Amid Protest
Washington reports renewed anti American unrest in Cartagena starting December 11. Several killed or wounded and shops damaged as protests target church property sales to the American Educational union. Martial law declared and order restored by December 12.
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Washington
Colombia
State Department
Cartagena
American Educational Union
Firemen’s Hands and Feet Frozen in Alaska Blaze
Fairbanks Alaska reports a severe fire today causing about 120000 dollars in damage. Many firemen suffered frostbite losing hands and feet though no lives are believed lost.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Lieut Steever Returns from Port Leavenworth
Lieut. E. 2 Steever of the Eleventh Infantry returned to Fort Russell from Port Leavenworth Kansas where he was examined for promotion to first lieutenancy.
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Lieut
Steever
Port Leavenworth
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Russell
Port Leavenworth, Kas
Wyoming Wool Growers Leader Arrives in Cheyenne Night
J. A. Delfelder president of the Wyoming Wool Growers' Association arrived in Cheyenne late from his Wolton home.
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Wyoming Wool Growers IN
City
J. A. Delfelder
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
Cheyenne
Pat
Wolton
State Leader claims superior coverage for Wyoming readers
A promotional note extols the State Leader newspaper for its comprehensive state and local coverage. It claims front pages feature nationwide and world news, pages for state and Cheyenne society, and strong sports reporting tailored to Wyoming readers, urging readers to compare with other papers and subscribe.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Newelst
Apd
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Daredevil Rider
Mimick
Illinois
Russell
Glover
Eooper
Mattie
Wyoming Producers Association
Uncle Sam
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Mexico
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San Andreas
Gairly
Arizona
New Mexico
Montana
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Huiold
Chase
Colorado Colliery
Lafe Young
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