Bert Dalton Captured After Rawlins Penitentiary Outbreak
Special to The State Leader Kemmerer Wy Dec 27 Bert Dalton escaped convict and organizer of the Rawlins penitentiary break led nineteen prisoners to freedom on Oct 12. Dalton was found near Big Piney Wyoming after a long manhunt, surrendered unarmed at daylight, ending a fugitive chase through timber and snow.
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Victim's Friend Held in Pinedale Murder
Lander December 27 In the arrest of John King employed by Benjamin Volker the Pinedale ranchman found dead in the barn yard authorities believe they have taken a step toward solving Volker's shooting King is jailed here King and Volker left for the ranch together on December 14 King says he found the frozen body in a hay stack Tuesday night Officials question how King survived three days in subzero weather with no shelter Volker was shot through the neck and back Friends with King noted for their acquaintance prior to the killing
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Union Pacific Seeks License for Wireless Telegraph System
Union Pacific Railroad applies to the Department of Commerce and Labor in Washington for a license to operate and maintain a wireless telegraph system along its lines. It plans a technical experiment station, the second of its kind in the country, with several wireless stations to be constructed once the license is issued.
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Wilson backs provisional Philippines government plan
Staunton Va December 27 President elect Wilson favors a provisional government for the Philippines for eight years followed by independence. Representative William A Jones of Virginia says the bill will pass at the extra session and be a first pledge of the Democratic platform.
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Composers Notes On Cube May Bring Him $100000
Berlin reports Dr. Richard Strauss, noted for Elektra and Salome, expanding on Araden auf Naxos, an adaptation of Moliere. He recalls inspiration arriving during a bridge game and tennis, with melodies born in sudden moments, often while cycling or at meals. The score could net about $100,000, a pattern of bright improvisation in his creative process.
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Doubts Tied to Becker Probe at Police HQ
Former Commissioner Fosdick asked Police Commissioner Waldo if he trusted Becker and received a cautious reply. Becker, once a police lieutenant, is now at Sing Sing in the death house amid reports he protected gambling interests.
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Schooner Afire At Sea in a Gale
Newport R I Dec 27 following wireless report an unknown schooner was afire at sea twelve miles southeast of Block Island with no hope of aid from life saving stations due to a terrific gale and high seas the revenue cutter Beneca was dispatched from New London to attempt rescue also ordered to send the revenue cutter Acusmet lying at Woods Hole to depart immediately
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Allies anxious over Austria's intended move in the Balkans
London reports that Turkey will deliver its peace reply to the Balkan crisis tomorrow as delegates weigh Austria's possible demands. The focus shifts to Albania's future borders with Austria urging expansive autonomy while Italy and Russia oppose the plan and Montenegro fears it endangers its existence.
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Plans Great Slavic Empire Uprising in Austria Hungary
Paris dispatch reports a Vienna source claiming Archduke Franz Ferdinand plans a coup to dismantle Austria Hungary and form a vast Slavic empire with autonomous Hungary Bohemia Poland Servia and other Balkan states. Poland reportedly adhesion with Bulgaria favoring the scheme. Durazzo frontiers to remain guarded until Serbia withdraws forces.
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Prince Ahmed Fuad Moves on Albania Toward Throne
Paris dispatch reports Prince Ahmed Fuad, uncle of the khedive of Egypt, preparing to enter Albania at the head of 20 000 and proclaim himself prince. Albanian descent noted with recent talks in Vienna with Minister Von Berchthold. He is not regarded as a serious candidate if a kingdom is created.
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Bulgaria Aims to Resume War All Able Bodied Men Drafted
Berlin dispatch reports Bulgaria plans to resume war with a war minister summoning all fit men up to age 60 to the colors. The Rustchuk source notes the broad mobilization underway as tensions rise.
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Heir Born to Prince William Fourth Son of Emperor
A son was born yesterday to Prince August William the fourth son of the emperor and Princess August William who was Princess Alexandra Victoria of Selleswig-Holstein. The couple wed October 1408 and the child is the fret child of the union.
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Virginia Welcomes Home Wilson in Jubilant Reception
Staunton Virginia celebrates Governor Woodrow Wilson as he arrives to be inaugurated, with a parade through illuminated streets. The event features a Jubilee day tomorrow and a review by the president elect, while organizers plan to shield him from exposure and maintain security around Wilson's birthplace residence.
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Castro to be detained at Ellis Island for entry decision
Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela aboard the steamer La Touranne due in New York Sunday will be detained at Ellis Island immigration station until Secretary Nagel passes on his admission. Nagel ordered strict inspection and will forward findings to Washington as the state department seeks evidence to bar Castro.
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Exiled Venezuelan Leader Castro Seeks US Return
Cipriano Castro, former Venezuelan president, traveling to the United States aboard La Touraine. In a New York Herald interview, he blames his downfall on the American government over mining interests and suggests South American relations could improve if US policy changes. He says he would return only if Venezuela's people call him.
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Morgan Appearance Cost Morgan 862 500 In Proke Inquiry
Wall Street estimates Morgan paid 42 5000 for New York lawyers services at the money trust inquiry committee. The counsel pool divided 20 000 to Choate 10 000 to Breton 10 000 to Brooner 5 000 to Sheehan 5 600 to Nicoll 5 000 to Lindabury 9 500 to Severance and 4 000 split between Case and Backus.
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Limited Train Carries Six Passengers Over $38 000 Route
The Omaha News notes an overland limited train from Chicago to San Francisco carried exactly six passengers as it passed through Omaha early morning. The eight coaches held 14 men each, reflecting a sparsely filled run on the $38 000 limited line.
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Dinamite Conspiracy Trial Adjourns Without Verdict
Jurors in the dynamite conspiracy case fail to reach a verdict after fifteen hours of deliberation. Federal Judge Anderson adjourns court until 9:30 a.m. with reports expected from the jury, amid pressure over potential cumulative sentences and discussions of the most significant labor union case in federal court.
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Leap year boosts Chicago marriage licenses in 1912
Chicago clerks report 3 374 more marriage licenses issued in 1912 due to leap year. The total licenses granted reached 32 877, reflecting the calendar quirk and its impact on weddings throughout the year.
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New York Bank Agrees to Back Denver Laramie Line Extension
A New York financial house will finance the Denver, Laramie and Northwestern railroad debt and extend the line from Greeley to Severance, Colorado. Receivers certificates for 260000 in debt and 115000 for the extension are planned, with further certificates needing bondholder consent. Judge Gunter and Attorney Nye prepare district court filings to issue the first certificates, while an eastern firm may purchase them.
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