Wyoming election contest could boost Kendrick to U S Senate
In Kemimerer Wyoming on December 23 reports say Democratic attorneys led by Chairman Stafford will challenge election results in Lincoln County. The petitions name Ben Bell and O E Bradbury among others, alleging fraud in the Sneddon coal camps and Diamondville Glencoe and Oakley. If precincts are thrown out, Democrats gain a legislature majority and Kendrick could be elected to the U S Senate.
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Lincoln County
Diamondville
Glencoe
Kemiberer
Wyo
Stafford
Parley P. Baldwin
Ben Bell
C. D. Stafford
Democratic County Central Committee
O. E B. Bradbury
John L. Eynon
BE. F. Fisher
N. C
Oakley
Repu
John B. Kendrick
United States Senate
Wyoming
Melodramatic Plea in Dynamite Conspiracy Case
In Indianapolis, the defense argues televisionlike claims as the Bernhardt child is named in court. Attorneys for Eugene A. Clancey Olaf Trumoe Frisco defend labor groups while prosecutors press a nationwide pattern of violence. Langsdale contends McNamara aided explosions in Kansas City Salt Lake City and elsewhere, tying Brown and McCain to the case.
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Indianapolis
Ind
William C. Bernhardt
Cincinnati
William N. Harding
Bernhardt
Kern
Eugene A. Clancey
Olaf
James B. McNamara
Kansas City
Mr. Langadale
J. KK. McNamara
Salt Lake City
T Will
Kansas
Brown
McCain
Victims in panic at Barragues cinema tragedy
In Menin Belgium on December 23 an early cinema fire at Barragues caused one death and several injuries. Medical exam showed all fatalities resulted from internal hemorrhages due to pressure while trying to escape.
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Menin
Belgium
Barragues
Wyoming Permitted to Play Freshmen
The Mountain Faculty Athletic Conference in session today ruled that Wyoming University may retain the rule allowing freshmen to play on the varsity football team. The Agricultural College was cited as having eligible players who meet the criteria.
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Denver
Golo
Hooky Mountain
Wyoming Univer
Freahen
The
Agricultural College
Beavervalley Booster Publisher Kennedy Dies at 52
W E Kennedy and his son faced a tragic day as the Cedar Bluffs publisher of the Beaver Valley Booster died after being found dying behind the Atlas theatre. The coroner cited apoplexy due to high altitude. Kennedy, age 52, was a pressman and linotype machinist formerly with the Cincinnati Daily Fire Press and the Leader.
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W. B. Kennedy
Cedar Bluffs
Kansas
Atlas Theatre
Mr. Kennedy
Beaver Valley, Booster
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Daily Fire Press
Beaver Valley
T. J. Kennedy
Kennedy
The
Odd Fellows
Joined twins in Holyoke families news
Mr and Mrs John R Gibbs of Holyoke Massachusetts welcome seven month old twin girls who share a hip connection yet differ in many ways. One sleeps while the other plays, and they rarely agree on meal times reflecting individual personalities despite their rare condition.
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Holyoke
Masa
John R. Gibbs
Gibbs
Auburn man admits murder attempts on 12 boys
J Frank Hyckey convicts murderer of Joseph Josephs on the way to prison says he tried to kill 12 or 13 other boys in Boston Lowell New York and Orange. He spoke to Sheriff Brecker during transport.
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Auburn
N. Y
J. Frank Hyckey
Joseph Josephs
Brecker
Boston
Lowell
New York
Orange
Berlin safety rules bar noise and crowds in streets
Berlin regulations dated to April 13 prohibit whistling singing shouting and loud talking in public spaces. People may not walk more than three abreast or linger in groups, umbrellas must not be waved, and open windows with music are forbidden. Teamsters may not drive in a way that endangers others and litter from fruit cigarettes or decaying items is banned.
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New York
Berlin
Germany
Reverend Moore resigns Cheyenne Congregational pastorate
The Rev Frank L Moore announced from the pulpit that he will resign as pastor of the Cheyenne Congregational church to accept the superintendency of Congregational missions in Colorado His seven year pastorate built up the church and he has long aided Wyoming and Colorado Congregational efforts while facing regret from his congregation.
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F. L. Moore
Congregational Church
Moore
Congregational Missions of
Colorado
Rev. Moore
Yorkin
Cheyenne
Wyoming State Conference
Wyoming Congregational Conference
Moora
National Home Mission Society
Rocky Mountain States
Indictment in Railroad Pact Case Hits Three Executives
Three high level railroad figures Charles Mellin Edson Chamberlain and Alfred Smithers were indicted by a New York federal grand jury under the Sherman Act. They face charges of conspiring to restrain trade through an agreement between the Grand Trunk and New Haven systems to expand into New England with a Providence to New York steamship plan and related line extensions. Seven overt acts are alleged including meetings in New York and the Palmer Providence project and a 1912 to 1918 construction period with millions spent on lines and two steamship contracts.
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New York
Charles 3. Mellin
New York, New Haven Hartford Railroad
Edson J. Chamberlain
Grand Trunk Railway
Canada
Alfred W. Slithers
Rehan
0 Trunk
Federal Grand Jury
Bherman
Grand Trunk
Providence
Jain
Mellen
New Haven
Central of
Vermont
Grang Trunk
Tral Vermont
Public Service Commission of
New Hampshire
Central Vermont Railway
Chamberlin
Palmer
Masg
R. L
Sew Haven
New England
Central Vermont
Southern New England Railway Company
Rhode Island
Southern New England Railroad Corporation
Massachusetts
Palmer Providence
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
Boston
Montreal
Chicago
Detroit
Milwaukee
J. Paul
Minneapola
Mr. Smithers
London
Centenarian Hartthy Shaefer Celebrates 100th Birthday
Chas Ashford Shaefer honors Abram Miker in Newton J Bee with news of a centenarian reaching 100 years today. The article notes his long life, work history, and a weekly routine, mentioning corn shocks and a walnut juice dye anecdote from his early days.
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Newton
J. Bee
Chas
Ashford Shaefer
Abram
Ile
Bomb injures India's viceroy in Delhi
Delhi December 23. Viceroy of India Baron Hardinge and Lady Hardinge were in the new capital when a bomb struck the howdah on the elephant carrying them. The viceroy was wounded but not fatally. a servant was killed and the umbrella bearer also died. An alarm followed, with arrests reported as investigators traced the attack to a rooftop shooter.
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Delhi
India
Daron Charles Hardine
Hardine
Hardinge
Howdah
White
Lord Curzon
Chandal Chowk
Baron
Sir Guy Fleetwood Wilson
Financelal
Governor General of
Imperial
Guy
Baron Harding
Baron Hardinge
Chanada Chowk
Irish Woman Enters Elevator At York Dry Goods
A large determined Irish woman, dressed in a heavy coat, enters the elevator at a New York dry goods store. The moment signals a tense, bustling urban scene captured in fragmentary OCR text.
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York
Rebels Capture Casas Grandes in Southwest Mexico
Casos Grandes, a key ranching and lumbering hub, fell to rebels under General Pascual Ororco Jr. The seizure gives rebels control of the Mexican Northwestern railway and Chiluahua City. Federal forces suffered a defeat at Ascension with General Jose Blanco captured. six hundred cavalry moved toward Ascension and Casas Grandes districts as infantry poised to advance. The rebels aim to disrupt railway safety and invite U.S. intervention.
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EL Paso
Tex
Caana Grandes
Junares
Pascual Ororco Jr
Ascension
Jose Blanco
Casos Grandes
Chiluahua City
Gushman
Casas Grandes
Central Railway
Federale
United States
Probing Bee to Be Undertaken By Legislators
Washington January will open a busy legislative probe season with investigations into the money trust tariff revision New Haven Grand Trust shipping trust and general trust legislation. Hearings will cost an estimated $100000.
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Washington, D. C
Money Trust
Ways and Means
New Haven
Patricks Reunited In St Louis After Pardons
In St Louis on December 28, four year old Miss Lillian Patrick and her father Alerta T. Patrick, recently pardoned by Governor Dix of New York, met for the first time since his release. Miss Patrick now 14, arrived from Denver with her mother Mrs Edward T Patrick and stayed at John T Milliken home, Patrick’s brother-in-law.
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ST. Louis
Lillian Patrick
Alerta T. Patrick
Dix
New York
Federal court suspends Oregon rate bill
A federal court in Portland suspended Oregon's first Initiated rate bill and ordered railroads to post bonds totaling 56000 dollars while it considers whether the measure is practical and constitutional.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Nearly Half Hundred Die in Sea Disasters
Reports from Mobile state that the British schooner Georgiana foundered off Lucea Jamaica during the November gulf storm with eleven passengers and four crew lost. The Cartagenta, missing since November 17, is believed sunk with seven crew. Among the deceased were W. K. Bodden of Georgetown Grand Cayman and his family, plus Captain Wood and his family.
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Mobile
Luvea
Jamaica
Weanel
W. KR. Bodden
Georgetown
Grand Cayman
Captain Wood
Twenty Two Sailors Die In Newfoundland Shipwreck
Twenty two crewmen perish when the freighter Florence of the Fur nets Hine runs aground in heavy fog off St. Rhetta Newfoundland. Five men, including Second Mate Hadley, rescue two others and reach Trepasy where the disaster is first reported. Captain Barr remains aboard as the ship crumbles in the surf with the remaining crew.
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St, Johns
N. F
Plorence
St. Rhetta
Hadley
Maglves
Trepaesy Ag
Barr
Ckipper
Floronde
Ung
Teamster Sues Doctor Over Loss of Appetite
Fred Hoffmeister, a Denver teamster, sues Dr. John Locke for 6089 damages claiming appetite loss after an August incident. He alleges a car collision caused his horse to topple onto his chest and stomach, pinning him.
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Denver
Fred Hoffmeister
John
Locke
Glenarm Place
Hoffmeister
Fourteenth Street
Dr. Locke
Turk Delegates Face Allied Demands at Peace Talks
London dispatch reports the fifth peace conference session as Allied powers press Turkey to cede western territories along a line from Marmora to Bay of Malatra, surrender Aegean islands, and concede Greek claims in Crete. Financial terms are deferred to a future meeting.
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London
Turkey
Rodestrom
Marmora Sea
Bay Malatra
Black Sea
Aegean
Greece
Crete
Greeks Pursue Turkish Fleet Off Dardanelles
The Greek squadron sails from Lemnos in pursuit of the Turkish battleship Torgut Reis and vessels off the Dardanelles. Destroyers fire on Tenedos, causing fatalities among Turks returning to shore. the Turkish side reportedly sustains no damage.
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Athens
Lemmos
Torgut Reis
Medjidelh
Dardanelles
Tenedos
Dourdenilles
Thes
Sully Plans Return to New York Court Fight
Daniel J. Sully once dethroned cotton king plans to return to New York after a court order in a quilt case. He has been exiled from New York state for years but now orders filed to reopen the case, seeking to resume his former activities in the state.
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New York
Daniel J. Sully
Sully
New York State
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