Munitions Rush Amid Mexican Rebel Actions
Juarez notes report 22 Maximo Castillo bandits captured and executed by constitutionalists. Castillo torched Drake Tunnel and burned a wooden bridge and two locomotives during retreat. Federal orders for Mauser carbines and shrapnel rise as Villa may assist purchases. gunboat Zaragoza dispatched to New Orleans with arms for federals.
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Juarez
Maximo Castillo
Castillo
Drake Tunnel
Mexico- Northwestern
Continental Divide
Torreon
Villa
Chihuahua
Vera Cruz
Zaragoza
New Orleans
Tampico
Bremner Loses Gallant Fight
Baltimore February 5 Robert Gunn Bremner congressman from New Jersey Seventh District and editor of the Passaic Daily Herald died today of cancer at a local sanitarium after radium treatment since last December He was 89 years old and childless Married. Washington February 5 Death shocks congressional circles as Speaker Clark and Democratic Leader Underwood agree to adjournment plans after handling the day’s business.
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Baltimore
Robert Gunn Bremner
Congress
New Jersey
Passagc Tatly Berald
Bremner
Washington
Clark
Underwood
Weather Summary for Washington and Wyoming
Weather report notes fair conditions in Washington and Wyoming with fall trends and a cold start to the weekend. Forecast calls for variable skies and potential gusts into Friday and Saturday with average temperatures and no significant precipitation.
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Washington
Wyoming
Man Still Buried After Snowslide In Teton Mountains
Windy Hickman is the latest victim of a snow avalanche above Berry Creek on the Conant trail. Edgar Fitsmeier was buried as they tried to ride the slide. Fitzemler spent hours under the snow before surfacing and summoning aid. Rescue efforts continue with several others buried and a search party failing to locate them.
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Windy Hickman
Teton Mountains
Berry Creek
Conant Trail
Jackson
Hickman
Edgar Fitsmeier
Fitzemler
Cascade
Wisconsin
Don Impsen
Elias Wilson
Local Shriners depart for Korein Temple ceremony in Rawlins
Two Pullman cars attached to Train No. 9 left Cheyenne at 1 am carrying a 45 member Laramie county delegation to the Korein Temple A. R. O. N. M. 8. annual session in Rawlins. The Pine Bluffa also sent delegates L. Beatty C. W. Johnson Sumner Miller and Wm McCarty.
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Rawlins
Laramie County
Korein Temple
Cheyenne
A. J. Parshall
R H. Repath
F. J. Niswander
Pine Bluffa
L. Beatty
C. W. Johnson
Sumner Miller
Wm McCarty
President Wilson Backs Equality in Canal Tolls
President Wilson announced he would seek repeal of the Panama canal act provision exempting American coastwise vessels from tolls. He argued Hay Pauncefote treaty guarantees equality of treatment for all nations and urged charging American vessels the same tolls as foreign ships. House leaders signaled support while Senator O Gorman pledged to oppose free tolls repeal in the Senate.
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Washington
Wilson
England
America
House
Senate
O'Gorman
Inter-Oceanic Canals Committee
Eight Fort Russell Soldiers arraigned for west end fight
At 3 o clock yesterday afternoon eight Fort Russell soldiers faced arraignment in police court before Judge D vy Hadden. Miller Tyner Whitthn Watts were fined 5 dollars each. L F P Muraske was fined 10 dollars and Menton dite vee were discharged.
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Fort Russell
West End
D Vy. Hadden
Miller,Tyner
Whitthn
Watts
L. FP. Muraske
Menton Dite Vee
Hero of Monroe Wreck Rescues Wife By Two Hour Swim
Thomas R. Harrington of Bridgeport Conn. saved his unconscious wife after the Old Dominion Monroe wreck off the Delaware coast. He swam two hours in icy water while dragging her by hair in his teeth, keeping her above water until a lifeboat finally reached them. He later protected her body and confronted a steward after reaching Norfolk.
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Old Dominion
Monroe
Thomas R. Harrington
Bridgeport
Conn
Delaware
Nantucket
Tom
Baby’s face scorched as shots fire in murder trial
Mrs Antonio Patrich testified at the murder trial of two deputy sheriffs and three detectives in Houghton Michigan two boarders were killed August 14. She said a baby in her arms was burned by powder from revolvers and that she saw deputies shooting into the house as she escaped. She denied any shots inside the house and said she did not see missiles thrown by boarders.
Severe cold grips southeastern Wyoming with record low
An arid wave hit the region yesterday, dropping temperatures from 21 degrees above zero at dawn to 18 below by 10:30 pm. The night settled at 14 below as the coldest day of the winter to date and December recorded a zero reading overall.
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Wyoming
Entry laws for Goshen Hole country land openings
No one may gain an early advantage for the Goshen Hoe land openings. Officials will strictly enforce entry rules. Prospective settlers may inspect the land and choose a quarter, but must contend with others when applications are filed March 18. A letter from W E Chaplin and Receiver Luke Voorhees explains the process to Commissioner McDonald.
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Goshen Hoe
W E Chaplin
Luke Voorhees
McDonald
Torington
Torrington
Wyo
J. T. McDonald
United States
All Nations Rally for American Foods at Convention
Secretary of Commerce William C. Redfield urged better foreign customer knowledge and higher quality goods at the National Canners' association convention in Baltimore. He urged generous foreign marketing spend, accurate labeling, and continued production of appealing foods, with Commerce and State support to ease restrictions and tariffs.
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Baltimore
William C. Redfield
National Cunners’ Association
Mr. Redfield
Crowlar
Department of Commerce
Department of State
Postmaster General Burleson objects to convention timing
Nashy meetings at Tanoo Washington report Postmaster General Burleson announced he did not approve of postal masters conventions under the present conditions. He said too much time was lost and the effort was ineffective at this time.
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Washington
Burleson
Schmidt Found Guilty in First Degree Murder
Vans Schmidt was found guilty of first degree murder for killing Anna Aumuller. The judge set the penalty as electrocution with sentencing scheduled for Wednesday. Schmidt's defense claimed insanity but he laughed as the verdict was read.
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New York
Vans Schmidt
Anna Anmuller
Schmidt
A. G. Koelbe
Sehmidt
Anna
Anna Aumuller
Hudson
Zamor Near Port au Prince Faces Foreign Troop Stand
Oreste Zamor travels toward Port au Prince as diplomats resist foreign troops. Detachments from American ships and warships patrol the city while French and German forces land detachments. Military authorities favor Zamor and block arms shipments to Theodors who named himself president at Cape Haitien.
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Port AU Prince
Oreste Zamor
Theodore
Gonaives
Zamor
Theoders
Cape Hattien
Sun Files Sherman Act Suit Demand Against Associated Press
The Sun Printing and Publishing company of New York asked Attorney General McReynolds to sue the Associated Press for Sherman Act violations alleging AP sold news to the Sun. AP officials said they would provide information to the attorney general if requested.
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Washington
Sun Printing and Publishing Company of
New York
McReynolds
Associated Press
Sun
Apsociated Press
Generel
Miners Officers Open Western Federation Meet in Denver
The executive board of the Western Federation of Miners opened a six day meeting in Denver. President Moyer announced he would return to Michigan next week after the sessions adjourn.
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Denver
Western Federation of Minera
Moyer
Michigan
Murderer of New York 19 Found Here
Deputy Sheriff John Moore of Westchester County recounted the pursuit of Angelo Evangelista, the Italian killer of 17 year old Mary Dwig in New York City. Moore tracked the fugitive across multiple states from New York to Sunrise Wyoming, St Louis, Cheyenne, and Sunrise before locating Carrello and Evangelista. The hunt spanned weeks as investigators followed tips from a railway rider and ticket agent until the suspect was traced to the bunk car and captured.
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John (. Moore
William J. Doyle
Westchester County
New York
Onrone
Angelo Evangelista
Mary Dwig
New York City
Leader
Moore
Sunrise
Wyoming
Evangelista
Frank Carrello
Angelo
Carrello
Peekskill
N. Y
Buffalo
Cleveland
Chicago
Avon, Ill
St. Louis
Peasenger
St. Louie
Cheyenne
Orin Jundtiome
Wanamaker Flying Boat Cross Atlantic Delayed By Treaty Ebb
New York Feb 5 The fate of Rodman Wanamaker’s flying boat crossing the Atlantic hinges on a motor treaty and international accords. Aero Club of America officials and aeroplane builders say progress depends on securing a compliant engine design and endurance for the voyage. Court officials and engineers note other firms are pursuing similar aims, with Wanamaker pursuing a practical demonstration tied to a potential flight later in the year.
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New York
Rodman Wanamakers
Atlanti Ooram Te & Sitgleight
Ite
Aero Club of America
Wananicker
Qienn H. Curties
Mer
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