US Troops Ordered to Border in Mexican Crisis
A dispatch from El Paso reports a messenger with a note from General Orozco asking the American consul be warned to shield noncombatants as insurrectos move toward Juarez. The border force now stands at 1500 with relocations from Presidio Fort Mead and Fort Wingate.
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el Paso
Tex
Orozco
Juarez
Washington
Mexico
Presidio
Fort Mead
D. D
Fort Wingate
N. M
United States
Sonora
Chinese Laborers Killed by Mexican Smugglers Near Nogales
A wounded Chinese immigrant, who survived, told of four men from southern Sonora ambushing Chinese workers while smuggling across the border. Three companions were killed, two Mexican suspects are in custody, and three bodies have been found nearby in two months. More Chinese missing after border crossing.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sorora
Smurglee
United States
Sonora
Mex
Archbishop Ryan Near Death in Philadelphia
Archbishop Ryan’s condition worsened at midnight in Philadelphia with doctors saying he could not live more than a few hours. Despite dire prognosis, his vitality surprised physicians as the night ended with a refreshed morning and a series of callers, a signed document, a joke about Cardinal Gibbons, and a hymn sung.
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Philadelphia
Ryan
Cardinal Gibbons
Layman Sues for Slander Against Church Leader
Alfred Sander files damages in district court claiming slander by Rev. Robert P. Acsell, deacon Bandell of Bethany Lutheran Church. The incident, recounted in a Swedish to English translation, alleges utterances calling Sander a swindler and money stolen from the church, with a demand for 5,000 dollars.
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Denver
Alfred Sander
Robert P. Acsell
Bandell
Bethany Lutheran Church
Mr. Acsell
Sanders
Marto Beats Kniehr in Ten Round Gotham Lightweight Bout
Johnny Marto of New York City defeated Phil Kniehr of Kansas City in a ten round welterweight style fight. The bout ended without a knockout as Marto edged Kniehr by a narrow margin in a tense contest.
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New York
Phil Kniehr
Kansas City
Business needs big men says Chalmers
Hugh Chalmers president of the Chalmers Motor company told 300 Illinois Manufacturers Association members that America’s business world faces a famine of high priced men. He cited five parts of business problems and urged advertising with newspapers as the best medium to reach consumers.
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America
Hugh Chalmers
Chalmers Motor Company
Inois Manufacturers' Association
Chalmorn
Wmickety
Wen
Chalmers
Yale Athlete Heads to Coal Business in Tennessee
Ted Coy former Yale football champion and head coach will leave New Haven tomorrow to enter the coal business in Chattanooga Tennessee. He had planned to join his brother Sherman Coy in a lumber venture at Cloquet Minnesota.
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New Haven
Conn
Ted Coy
Yale
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cloquet
Minn
Hie
Shernem Coy
Wyoming Initiatives Battle Shapes Senator Votes
The Metz Initiative and Referendum Enabling Act aims to empower direct state laws by citizens after 1912, opposing the Schwoob bill seen as catering to special interests. Voters are urged to watch how their Wyoming senators vote on these rival measures and their impact on boss rule and machine politics.
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Wyoming
Senate
House
Borah Wins Move to Make Popular-Senate Vote Unfinished Business
Washington, Feb 3. Senator Borah succeeds in making the resolution for popular election of senators unfinished business. Supported by progressives and Democrats, he blocks Alaska coal lands measure temporarily and wins a narrow adjournment vote to keep the senatorial issue on the table.
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Washington
Borah
Senate
Republians
Lorimer
Nelson
Alaska Coal Lands Mensure
Alaska
Penrose
Woman Tried to Dig Up Casket in Kentucky Grave
Mrs Amanda I Warrison was arrested charged with desecrating the grave of attorney George B Saufley. She confessed exhuming the body Tuesday night after a vision that Saufley would rise again. She says she worked alone digging all night. the body was found in an open grave Wednesday morning. Saufley had represented her in a divorce case.
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Stanford
Amanda I. Warrison
George B. Saufiey
Saufiey
Saufley
James Says Trial of Mylius Is Illegal
Pars February 3 Edward H James editor of the Liberator says the trial of Edward F Mylius in London was illegal and a whitewashing The editor argues Mylius was not properly indicted and that witnesses were used to bolster charges while the defendant offered no evidence to prove them He also notes Mylius refused to proceed and suggests the king’s testimony would change nothing if given
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Pars
Edward H. James
the Liberator
Edward F. Mylius
London
King George
Ileegal
My- Hue
My- Mus
Denver Line Aims Yellowstone Extension For 1915
Denver Laramie & Northwestern plans an extension to the Yellowstone country to serve West Coast visitors for the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco in 1915. The line would shorten trips to the park by 12 to 18 hours and create a Denver to Yellowstone corridor via a coal fields route to the park’s southwestern edge.
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Denver
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
Wyoming
Denver, Laramie & Northwestern
Park
San Francisco
Yellowstone
Knights Templar
Puget Sound
Timne
Operaton
Laramie
National Park
Oregon
Salt Lake City
Southern Pacific
Portland
Oregon Short Line
Northern Pacific
Untitled notice fragment from Jefferson City area
Fragmentary notice from Jefferson City Nebraska Ved 3 indicates twine arrived at the home of Rewy of State Roach who circulated Dotters with pictures. unclear context and details.
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Jefferson City
Mio
Rewy
Roach
California May Grant Woman Suffrage by Legislature
California moves toward equal suffrage after the state house passed a senate constitutional amendment to submit the question to voters at the next general election. Governor Johnson is expected to sign. If approved, California could become the fifth state with full women's suffrage, with several others already granting partial or tax-related voting rights.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
House of Representatives
Senate
Fr. W. Johnson
Si Fa
Wyombe
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Washington
Kansas
Montana
Iowa
Louisiana
Michigan
Wyoming
Commonwealth
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Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Allanola
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Montauhu
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Appel Must Come and Face Court
Denver February 3 J 8 Appel proprietor of the Appel stores faced a charge of assault and battery brought by Mrs Mary M Dyer who swore out the complaint yesterday The defendant failed to appear when the case was called for trial before Justice Gavin The attorney Ira Rothgerber said the absent merchant wished to plead guilty The magistrate ordered Appel to appear tomorrow at 10 o clock and threaten to proceed in his absence unless he comes in person to state his case or apologize for the offense
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Denver
Appel
Mary M. Dyer
Logan Street
Gavin
Ira Rothgerber
Root Attacks Lorimer Leadership With Speech
Elihu Root addressed the Anglo Lorimer forces, condemning the evidence as enough to invalidate Lorimer’s election and calling for removal of Lee O Neill Brown followers. He argued Stoot’s doctrine would render Minnesota elections illegal for years.
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Washington
Elihu Root
Ainiol
Lee O'Neill Brown
Bailey
Stoot
Threats Target Miss Gould in Lord Decies Marriage Plot
A letter printed by The World warns Lord Decies at the Waldorf Astoria that the planned marriage to Miss Gould will not occur. The note threatens violence if the union proceeds, signed American Girls for American Society and marked copy to Lord Deeles.
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Hoffman House
Tere
Lord Deeles
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Decies
Miss Gould
Lord Decies
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Gould
Colorado Solons Will Not Vote On Sunday
Denver February 3 The legislature adjourned over with Monday after a largely unchanged senatorial vote. Federal law required daily voting until a selection is made, sparking debate on validity if tomorrow’s vote is skipped. Some say daily refers to a legislative day. others disagree. C W Waterman won a complimentary Republican vote while Speer and Adame polled 26 and 19 votes respectively.
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Denver
C. W. Waterman
Speer
Adame
Black Powder Causes Disaster In New Jersey Explosion
Ten thousand pounds of black powder on the lighter Katherine W. likely caused the dynamite explosion at Communi paw New Jersey on Wednesday. The powder shipment, meant for South America, should have reached the steamer before dynamite was loaded. Eight men charged with manslaughter surrendered.
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New York
Katherine W
Commuunipaw
N. J
Ipapectur Hudson
du Pont- de Nemours Powder Company
South America
Legislature Passes Bills and Renames County in Humble Debates
The house and senate opened with many bills. A new county name Secanta replaces Gola den Prairie meaning nine from the Arapahoe language. The Mets DII coal mine safety bill sparked spirited debate and a language requirement proposal was withdrawn. The senate adjourned for the death of the Chief Clerk’s brother.
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Goladen Prairie
Sensator Cross
Secanta
Arapahoe
Lee
House
Senate
Emery
Game and Fish Committees
Laramie
Stars
Mets DII
Oal
Rious
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The
Archbishop Ryan
Marto
Knight
James
Mylius
TH National Park
Solons
Center County
House of ‘Representatives
Sibley
Cheyenne
Wyo
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