Watershed Lands Withdrawn From Entry Near Cheyenne
President Wilson signs a proclamation withdrawn from settlement all lands draining into Cheyenne Fort Russell reservoirs. Mayor Gill Senator Warren and Governor Carey supported, citing health and city protection. Lands filed before withdrawal remain unaffected while no new filings are allowed.
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Cheyenne
Fort Russell
Wilson
Gill
F. E B. Warren
J. M. Carey
Department of the Interior
United States
Fort D. A. Russell
Jaramie
Wromiuz
Woodrow Wilwin
United States of America
Fort
D. A. Russell
Congress
City Scrambles To Feed Unemployed As Funds Run Dry
San Francisco reports city funds for feeding unemployed Merc have been exhausted. Mayor James Rolph Jr and the public welfare board discussed care for the jobless at a conference. About 1 000 men arrived Sunday after the city announced labor for four hours at 40. Some workers who had been on eight to ten hour shifts quit and sought city work.Factional strife surfaces as officials seek a solution amid marches by organized groups. Last night a faction slept in Viealla and a small band moved on, with many men showing agitation and disorder during the march.
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San Francisco
James Rolph Jr
Public Welfare
Board of Supervisors
Sn Francisco
Estrus Paat Viealla
Wigus
Plpurlay
Tuberculosis Cure Hope From Bacteriologist Discovery
Paris reports Dr. Pierre Roux of the Pasteur Institute announced a discovery by F. Marino that tubercle bacilli cultures after ten to fifteen days release a deadly toxin that halts other microbes. The toxin resists heat and is not neutralized by standard serums, suggesting vaccines and serums for tuberculosis may be ineffective.
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Paris
Pierre Roux
Pasteur Institute
Academy of Sciences
F. Marino
Marino
Hin
Siegel Interests Fall Into Bankruptcy in New York
Six Siegel Stores corporations with about 40 million dollars in annual business were placed in receivership in federal court through a friendly bankruptcy suit. The listed entities include The Fourteenth Street store and Henry Siegel companies in New York, Simpson Crawford in New York, Merchants Express in New York, and Henry Siegel & Company banks and wholesalers, all affected except Siegel Cooper & Company of Chicago.
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New York
Siegel Stores Corporation
Fourteenth Street
Simpson-Crawford Company
Henry Siegel Company
Doston
Henry Siegel & Company
Bankers
Merchants’ Express Company
Siegel-Cooper & Company of
Chicago
Troops Deployed Amid Unrest in Maryland Towns
Governor Goldsborough ordered National Guard detachments to Chestertown to quell tension though local authorities reported no request for troops. In Kent County Norman Mabel and James Paraway, two Black men, were indicted for the murder of James R. Coleman, a prominent farmer, while a mob stormed a jail in Noztoes on the prior Saturday night.
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Baltimore
Goldsborough
National Guard
Chestertown
Kent County
Norman Mabel
James Paraway
James R. Coleman
Noztoes
Man Identified in Christmas Eve Hall Tragedy Probe
In Calumet Michigan O N Hilton chief of the Western Federation of Miners foresees naming the man who shouted Fire in a crowded hall blamed for 72 deaths. He asks the coroner's inquest be adjourned to hear witnesses who claim they can identify the sender of the alarm. Most evidence supports the cry originated inside the hall. Child witnesses reenacted their parts in the disaster.
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Calumet
Mich
O. N. Hilton
Counccl
Western Federation of Miners
Hilton
Condemned man confesses to second murder
Burry Harris, under death sentence for the murder of Rebecca Gay, confessed to killing and robbing C. B. Pendell in Los Angeles last year. The Los Angeles broker was slain in his office in June. The plea notes belief that persuading women is easier than keeping them convinced.
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Bacramento
Burry Harris
Mia
Rebecca Gay
Los Angeles
C. B. Pendell
Pendell Wan
Poultry Show Bimbies Arrive for Wyoming Event at Frontier Hall
Entry day at the Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock show brings in White Wyandottes pens from William Foust and C F Smith among early contenders. More birds expected tomorrow from out of town as carpenters finish pens and decorations for the two day event at 216 West Sixteenth Street.
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Wyoming
Old Frontier
Weet Sixteenth Street
William Foust
C. F. Smith
Queen Mother Sophia of Sweden Dies in Stockholm
Queen Mother Sophia of Sweden died in Stockholm in her seventy eighth year after a lengthy illness of lung inflammation. She lived much of her life as an invalid, endured melancholia, and avoided court duties to support religious works and temperance advocacy. A Nassau princess, she married King Oscar II in 1857 and shared a long royal marriage.
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Salvation Army
Scandinavia
Nassau
Wiesbaden
Oscar MI
Polden
Oscar
Campaign to Be More Aggressive for Women’s Vote
Washington December 30 A more aggressive campaign to secure a constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote is promised as new headquarters are obtained by the National Woman Suffrage Association congression al committee. Mrs Medill McCormick of Chicago has taken the chair and will push the votes for women. She is daughter of the late Senator Mark Hanna and has long been active in the suffrage movement.
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Washington
Congressional Committee
National Woman Suffrage Association
Medill McCormick
Chicago
Mrs. McCormick
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Titinola
Lind to discuss Mexican revolution with Wilson
John Lind, Wilsons representative, set to confer with President Wilson on international issues from the Mexican revolution. Lind departed Vera Cruz aboard the Chester heading to Pass Christian, with officials predicting arrival on the Louisiana coast within 26 hours.
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Vera Cruz
John Lind
Wilson
Lind
Vera Crug
Chester
Pass Christian
Miss
Wileaonta
Fletcher
Louisiana
Proa
Battle near Ojinaga as Mexican rebel forces clash with Huerta army
Reuters style dispatch reports heavy fighting around Ojinaga opposite Presidio Texas with 5000 rebels attempting to push across the border. Both sides suffer many dead and wounded while American border troops and Red Cross assist. limited communication delays news from Presidio.
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Presidio
Texas
United States
Ojinaga
Mexico
Ortega
Walsat
McNamee
Border Patrol
Elieve
Red Cross
Utah Apex mine to open Friday in Lopez search
In Bingham Utah the sheriff tentatively agreed to open the Utah Apex mine Friday to search for Ralph Lopez the slayer of six. The mine has been sealed since December 1 and locals believe Lopez may have escaped.
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Bingham
Utah
Ralph Lopez
Sheriffa
Lopez
Gardner Won't Run Without Opponent Consent
In a letter from Boston Congressman August P. Gardner warns he will not seek re election unless A Platt Andrew, already a candidate for the seat, grants his consent. Gardner had reconsidered resigning to run for governor but will not stand again if rivals do not release him from the implied obligation. Andrew had earlier stayed in the race despite Gardner's stance.
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Boston
August P. Gardner
Washington
A. Platt Andrew
Andrew
Gardner
Ledoux Quietly Stops Benyon In Seventh Round Duel
London dispatch reports Charley Ledoux the French bantamweight champion defeated English champion Bill Benyon in a 20 round bout at Cardiff. Ledoux pressured Benyon in the seventh round forcing a stoppage after a grueling exchange.
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Ledoux
Benyon
London
Charley “le Dous
France
Carditfar Wales
Bill Benyon
Counde
Prenchman
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