Rebels Capture, Attack, and Armaments Tangle
Twenty two members of Maximo Castillo's bandit force were executed by constitutionalists in Juarez. Castillo retaliated by torching Drake Tunnel on the Mexico Northwestern line and destroying a wooden bridge and two locomotives. The constitutionalists ordered one million Mauser cartridges, 10 000 carbines, and 6 000 rounds of shrapnel for Torreon. In New Orleans M D Conners claimed options on cruiser and weapons including 20 German field guns and 3 000 Italian rifles. The Zaragoza gunboat was ordered to New Orleans to pick up ammunition and rifles for the federals.
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Juarez
Maximo Castillo
Castillo
Drake Tunnel
Mexico- Northwestern
Continental Divide
Torreon
Villa
Chihuahua
New Orleans
M. D. Conners
Conners
Nuevo Laredo
Matamoros
Vera Cruz
Zaragoza
Tampico
Bremner Loses Gallant Fight
Baltimore story reports Congressman Robert Gunn Bremner of New Jersey dies of cancer at a local sanitarium after radium treatment. He was 89, married with no children, and his death shocks congressional colleagues as plans for adjournment proceed after leaders decide to keep House business on schedule.
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Baltimore
Robert Gunn Bremner
Congress
New Jersey
Passagc Tatly Berald
Bremner
Washington
Clark
Underwood
Weather Summary for Wyoming and Washington
Weather forecast indicates partly clear to fair conditions in Wyoming with cold temperatures Friday through Saturday. Washington state sees similar patterns with brisk winds and dry spells, no precipitation expected.
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Washington
Wyoming
Man Buried by Snowpeaks In Teton Slide Still Unfound
Windy Hickman is the latest victim of a snow slide in the Teton mountains above Berry Creek on the Conant trail. Four other men have been buried. two escaped, one reached surface after nine hours. Fitzemler crawled from snow at Casade roadhouse and search for his companion failed to locate him.
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Windy Hickman
Teton Mountains
Berry Creek
Conant Trail
Jackson
Hickman
Edgar Fitsmeier
Fitzemler
Cascade
Wisconsin
Don Impsen
Elias Wilson
Shriners Train Heads to Rawlins for Korein Temple Session
A Pullman train No. 9 departed Cheyenne at 1 AM carrying 45 Laramie county delegates to Rawlins for Korein Temple A. R. O. N. M. 8 annual ceremony in what officials call the temple’s largest gathering in Rawlins. Delegates from Pine Bluffa also joined, led by Beatty Johnson Miller and 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 seeks toll equality for canal traffic
President Wilson announced plans to repeal the Panama canal act exemption that allowed American coastwise vessels to pay no tolls, arguing Hay Pauncefote treaty guarantees equal treatment. House leaders expect action. in the Senate Senator O Gorman vows to oppose free toll repeal.
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Washington
Wilson
England
America
House
Senate
O'Gorman
Inter-Oceanic Canals Committee
Fort Russell Soldiers Fined in Court Ruling
At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon eight Fort Russell soldiers arraigned in police court before Judge Hadden. Miller Tyner Whitthn and Watts were fined five dollars each. L F P Muraske was fined ten 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 Tom Herringto Saves Wife At Sea
Thomas R. Harrington of Bridgeport Conn. swam for two hours holding his unconscious wife by hair in his teeth to keep her head above water after the Old Dominion s wreck off the Delaware coast. A lifeboat passed without aid and later a crew member offered to take her aboard. He later learned she died despite his efforts and he describes his ride to Norfolk.
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Old Dominion
Monroe
Thomas R. Harrington
Bridgeport
Conn
Delaware
Nantucket
Tom
Baby’s face scorched as shots fired in murder trial
Mrs Antonio Patrich testified at the trial of two deputy sheriffs and three detectives charged with murder in Seeberville regarding August deaths. She said her baby’s face was burned by powder from revolvers, denied shots inside the house, and saw two deputies firing as she fled.
City Falls Steeply Cold as Wyoming Warms Night
An arid wave hit southeastern Wyoming and temperatures plunged from 21 above at dawn to 18 below by 10:30 p.m. The day ended as the coldest of the winter so far with a midnight reading of 14 below. December registered a zero thermometer for the month.
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Wyoming
Land Open for Settlement Faces Strict Entry Rules
Officials warn no advantage from early attempts to claim best Goshen Hoe country sections. Land office will enforce rules as filings begin March 18. A detailed explanation is in a letter from W. E. Chaplin and Receiver Luke Voorhees to U. S. Commissioner J. T. McDonald, Torrington Wyoming.
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Goshen Hoe
W E Chaplin
Luke Voorhees
McDonald
Torington
Torrington
Wyo
J. T. McDonald
United States
Foreign demand for American foods urged by secretary
Secretary of Commerce William C Redfield told the National Canners association to spend freely on foreign trade and to back goods with honest labeling. He promised department support through information gathering and suggestions while urging removal of unnecessary 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 Draws Line On Conventions
Washington Feb 3 Postmaster General Burleson announced he did not approve of rail master conventions under present conditions citing too much time lost and delays in mail handling.
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Washington
Burleson
Schmidt Found Guilty Valedictory to Insanity Plea
Vans Schmidt was found guilty of first degree murder in New York for killing Anna Aumuller. He laughed at the verdict and accepted the outcome, saying he would rather die tonight than tomorrow. The defense claimed insanity and shielded a physician after the death, with body parts disposed of in Schmidt’s flat and the head never found.
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New York
Vans Schmidt
Anna Anmuller
Schmidt
A. G. Koelbe
Sehmidt
Anna
Anna Aumuller
Hudson
Zamor’s Return Threatens Port au Prince Armed Tension
Port au Prince braces as Oreste Zamor, victorious over the rebels led by Senator Theodore at Gonaives, advances toward the capital. Foreign diplomats oppose troop entry, raising fears of fighting unless officials withdraw. American and warship detachments patrol the city while French and German units land. Military authorities back Zamor and block shipments to Theodore, who proclaims himself president at Cape Haitian.
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Port AU Prince
Oreste Zamor
Theodore
Gonaives
Zamor
Theoders
Cape Hattien
Sun Press seeks government suit against Associated Press
The Sun Printing and Publishing company of New York asks Attorney General McReynolds to file a suit on Sherman Act grounds against the Associated Press for allegedly restricting Sun’s access to news. AP officials say they will cooperate with authorities as needed.
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Washington
Sun Printing and Publishing Company of
New York
McReynolds
Associated Press
Sun
Apsociated Press
Generel
Miners Officers Open Annual Meeting in Denver
The executive board of the Western Federation of Miners began its annual meeting in Denver. President Moyer said he would return to Michigan next week after the meeting adjourns.
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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 New York helped track Angelo Evangelista an Italian suspect in the Mary Dwig case. Moore traced the fugitive from New York City to Sunrise Wyoming then across multiple states before locating Carrello and Evanglista.
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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 Trial Sparks International Debate
The Wanamaker flying boat crossing the Atlantic faces scrutiny as negotiators and designers debate motor requirements under a potential treaty. Aero Club of America figures cite Curtiss orders and technical tests to determine if endurance and power meet safety standards for the voyage.
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