Wyoming House Calls for Warren Investigation
The Wyoming House of Representatives with Senate concurrence resolves to urge the United States Senate to investigate charges against Senator Francis E Warren regarding nepotism and malfeasance. It notes prior suppression of inquiry and cites alleged land deals and profits involving the Warren Mercantile Company and Pole Mountain lands. A certified copy will be sent to the U S Senate leadership and Wyoming’s congressional delegation.
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State of
Wyoming
Senate
Francis E. Warren
United States
Francia E. Warren
United States Senate
Francis Emrey Warren
Committee On Appropriations
Republican Party
Warren
Senator Warren
Pole Mountain District
United States Treasury
PF. B. Warren Mercantile Company
Pole Mountain Distriet
van Tassel
Albany County
Wyo
Francis E Warren
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Senate of the United States
Committee On Privileges and Elections of the
Suffragettes Begin 230 Mile Walk to Washington
Sixteen New York suffragists led by Gen Rosalie G Jones start a midwinter march to the capital. They pledge to cover 230 miles on foot in about 17 days, aiming to reach Washington by March 1.
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New York
Washington
Rosalie G. Jones
Communication lines cut south of Monterrey report
Washington reports Consul Garrett in Laredo Texas says all wires are down south of Monterrey. complete severance of communication between the United States and the embassy in Mexico City could prompt a shift in administration policy.
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State Department
Garrett
Laredo
Tex
Monterey
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Mexico City
Mexican capital torn by two days of shelling
Special to The Leader from Mexico City reports four American women dead and thousands killed or wounded as Diaz's rebels and Huerta's federals clash. The bombardment expands the conflict with many Americans wounded and 600 fleeing homes. A special envoy was fired upon while traveling under a white flag.
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H. W. Holmes
Percy Griffiths
Diaz
Wilson
Memico City
Madero
Exico City
Mexico
Ernesto Madero
General Huerta
Wealthy cattleman Ferris of Rawlins held for auto killing boy
In Los Angeles Ralph Ferris of Rawlins Wyoming held without bail after striking seven year old George Weixnerk at Central Avenue and Ninth Street. Ferris says speed was 20 mph but police say 40 mph. Hugh Clark rode with him. Clark not arrested.
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Rawlins
Hugh Clark
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Wyo
George Weixorck
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Cheyenne
Fortis
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George Ferris
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Ralph Ferrin
J. C. Millar
Rawline
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City Wins Crow Creek Water Suit Ruling
Judge Craig ruled for the city of Cheyenne in the Crow Creek water dispute, dismissing damages claims by five users who sought about 125 000 in compensation. The decision affirms Cheyenne’s water rights and shifts costs to the plaintiffs, with historical ties to 1888 decrees by Judge McGinniss.
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Crow Creek
Thomas PD. Holt
Bert Hergerson
Thomas H., McGee
Hugh W. McGee
Edward Francis
J. C. Thompson
Sam Thompson
Hugo Donzelman
Craig
Plains
Beaver Dam Company
William L. McGinniss
Cheyenne
McGinnish
Government Sues Stone Company and 18 Subsidiaries
The government files a civil antitrust suit against Cleveland Stone Company and 18 subsidiaries alleging the company influenced architects to specify its products and fixed prices for building materials in the central states and grindstones nationwide.
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Cleveland
Ohio
T Cleveland Stone Company
Wilson and Marshall formally elected in joint session
In Washington the house and senate opened electoral vote certificates and formally declared Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Marshall elected president and vice president. Wilson received four electoral votes, Roosevelt eighty eight, and Taft eight.
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House
Senate
Wilson
Marshall
Roosevelt
Taft
Goovernows Veto Constitutional Question Clarified
A Wyoming constitutional section requires the governor to approve joint resolutions, with approval or two thirds repassage by both houses for measures other than adjournment or business of the two houses. The text outlines how orders resolutions or votes needing concurrence are presented to the governor for final effect.
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Lim
U. C. War Ships Off For Mexico
President Taft and his cabinet back intervention if needed. 35,000 troops prepared, 3,000 regulars march orders, 15,000 expeditionary nucleus. 2,500 to 3,000 marines and six dreadnoughts speed toward Mexican ports to secure a neutral zone for foreigners.
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Mexico City
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Pacific
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England
Germany
Roosevelt Attacks Idaho Court Ruling At Lincoln Banquet
Roosevelt denounces Idaho Supreme Court contempt ruling as a greater blot on the American judiciary than the Dred Scott decision, comparing it to political manipulation by Republican machine interests. He urges popular recall and broader reform while citing Lincoln and noting the Idaho incident alongside threats to press freedom and labor justice.
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Idaho
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Dred Scott
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Jn Idaho
Supreme Court
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Legislature Recalls Lincoln Birthday Amid House Skirmish
The legislature observed a legal holiday but did not recess. In the afternoon Rev. Davidson J B Sullivan Sibley and Judge Mets eulogized Lincoln before lawmakers resumed debate on bills. Contention arose over H B 66 with immigration and labor figures cited as motives.
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Hunter
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Brion
Uinta
Crate
State
Misare Sullivan
Big Morn
Sheridan
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