Operators Admit They Bought Guns In Colorado Strike
Denver February reports reveal Victor American director John C. Osgood asserts operators oppose UMW relations and eight hour day, admit arming guards, and claim strike is over. Hearings note violence linked to the strike, with Se gunda town marshal killed and 14 total deaths.
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Denver
United Mine Workers
John C. Osgood
Victor American Company
Congressional Committee
Colorado
Segunda
Osgood
Elks Celebrate Thirteenth Anniversary Ball
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks marked its thirteenth anniversary with a grand ball at the Elks' Home. Purple and white decorations, a large flag draped above the balcony, and a flowered refreshment area set a festive scene. White's orchestra performed a full program with vocal and instrumental interludes by Mrs Howard and others. The hall hosted many guests in elegant attire as dancers filled the floor amid lively entertainment.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
White
Misa Howard
Ocalist
Mra
Susan Coil
Qabill
Mins
Marie Huchanan
Wyoming Snow and Cold Front Forecast
Weather bulletin from Washington reports snow in Wyoming on Friday with colder conditions spreading north. Saturday is expected to bring a further fall in temperature as a cold snap moves through the region.
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Washington
Wyoming
Virginians Rally For New Governor Henry Stuart Inauguration
Governor Henry Carter Stuart, age 69 and a William and Mary College alumnus, assumed office amid large turnouts from Democrats and Republicans in Richmond. The inaugural services drew national attention to the new chief executive.
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Virginia
Henry Carter Stuart
Richmond
William and Henry College
Jeb" Stuart
cooper @h
C F Murphy a Fire Hero
New York February 12 Charles F Murphy chief of Tammany Hall braved smoke to help evacuate 150 tenants from an east side tenement fire. He guided residents to a nearby restaurant paid for coffee and sandwiches while firefighters contained the blaze. One woman suffered serious burns. others escaped unharmed.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Murphy
Senate passes leave bill for unsurveyed homesteaders
Washington February 12 home stead settlers on unsurveyed public lands would receive five months annual leave similar to entrymen of record under a bill today passed by the senate.
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Washington
Senate
Organized Ball Declares War on the Federals
New York February 12 Organised baseball today declared war on the Federals. The national commission led the move with the baseball players fraternity backing it. The key weapon is a five year suspension for contract violations and three years for reserve clause violations. The players fraternity joining the action surprised many.
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New York
National Commission
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
Seager backs new commission to aid business
Henry R. Seager of Columbia University told the Chamber of Commerce that an Interstate Trade Commission merits full support. He called it the third arm of government to apply the Sherman act, while defending Attorney General McReynolds and the courts from overreach. He warned against restricting competition as harmful and unnecessary.
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Washington
Henry R. Seager
Columbia University
New York
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Interstate Trade Commission
Wilson
Mr. Seager
McReynolds
Greek War Lecture Draws Large Crowd in Eagles Hall
General Thomas Hutchinson spoke on the Balkan war before Greeks in the city, drawing a full house as about 200 slides illustrated his talk. Mayor LaFontaine introduced him, with Hutchinson noting his frontline service and plans to lecture in East Lake City with fellow Greek lawyer Constantine Mamon.
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Eagles’ Hall
Thomas
Hutchingon
General Hutchinson
R. N. LaFontaine
Campaigon
Hutchinson
Constantine Mamon
Chicago
East Lake City
Down and Out Ungle Joe Criticizes Wilson at Lincoln Dinner
Former Speaker Cannon denounces President Wilson's breaches of precedents and brief White House reception at the Lincoln anniversary dinner in Probia on February 12. He warns of dire economic and national welfare implications under Democratic rule.
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Wilson
Congress
White House
Cannon
Attempted assassination of flag lieutenant in Vera Cruz
In Vera Cruz on February 12 an attempt was made to murder Arthur B. Cook flag lieutenant to Rear Admiral Maye aboard the battleship Connecticut. No further details were provided.
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Vera Cruz
Arthur B. Cook
Maye
Connecticut
Blizzard Sweeps East As Iowa Sees First Severe Snow
Coldest weather of the season grips the East with a Texas snow storm forecast within twenty four hours. Zero to subzero in New York New England and Pennsylvania prompts shelter for the poor and foggy coastal winds. In Des Moines central Iowa endures heavy snow as traffic halts and deaths from extreme cold rise to five in Minneapolis.
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Washington
Texas
Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic
New England
Toment
New York
New York State
Pennsylvania
Pompey
N. Y
Des Moines
Iowa
Amalgamation Committee Sets Sunday Meeting
The Industrial club board will meet Sunday afternoon with the Greater Cheyenne club committee to hear proposals on consolidating the two organizations. The Cheyenne committee will meet tonight or tomorrow evening to consider the proposal.
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The
Industrial Club
Greater Cheyenne Club
Creater Cheyenne Club
Moosers Plan To Win Women’s Vote In Kansas
Progres sives of Kansas meet in PERA for Lincoln Day dinner and to draft a provisional platform. William Allen White lists key topics including raising the voting age to 31, national woman suffrage, prohibition, nonpartisan ticketing for most state and county offices, railroad ownership, judiciary reform, and annual and referendum measures.
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Pera
Kan
Progressives of
Kansas
William Allen White
Progressive National
Industrial club publicity committee organizes first meeting
The Industrial club publicity committee held its first meeting in the library committee room. Herb R. Schneider was elected chairman and Henry Sweet secretary. Members discussed plans for a busy publicity campaign for Cheyenne and vicinity with next meeting set for February 19.
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Industrial Club
The
Lib
Herb R. Schneider
Henry Sweet
Seston
Thomas Heaney, Sr
George 8.Walker
Cheyenne
W. HB. Chaplin
Bartlett
W. 5
Edmiston
Teddy for Governor
New York February 12. At a state Progressive committee meeting the idea surfaced to nominate the “gentleman in South America” for governor. Jonas Vandusen of Elmira led the boom.
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New York
State Progressive Committee
South America
Jonas 8. Vandusen
Elmira
Arbitration Treaties 10 To Be Taken Up
Washington Feb 12 General arbitration treaties with Great Britain Japan Italy Spain Norway Sweden Portugal and Switzerland expired and await ratification for extension and will be taken up by the Senate Thursday February 1. The foreign relations committee reported them after a White House conference and administration leaders expect quick action after debate. Delays were caused by Senator Bacon's illness.
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Washington
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Spain
Norway
Sweden
Portugal
Switzerland
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
Bacon
Georgia
Stone
Missouri
Woodmen of the World Hold Enjoyable Hall Dance
Kopald's orchestra provided music for the Woodmen of the World hall dance last night. The crowd filled the floor from the grand march to Home Sweet Home as merrymaking and conversation filled the air. It was described as one of the most enjoyable occasions in the orders history.
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Kopald
Order
Secretary Bryan Recognizes Provisional Government
In Washington on February 12 Secretary Bryan directed American Minister McMillan in Lima to recognize the new provisional government on behalf of the United States.
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Perl
Washington, D. C
Bryan
McMillan of Lima
Are
United States
General Wilson Dead Friend of Lincoln Dies at 81
General James Grant Wilson, longtime figure in military, social and literary circles, friend of Abraham Lincoln and notable contemporaries, dies at 81 just before a war president’s birth anniversary. He authored works on great commanders, Scottish history, and civil war figures among others.
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Abraham Lincoln
James Grant Wilson
Wilson
Thackery
Gladstone
William Allen Bryant
Washington Irving
Dickens
Henman
Farragut
Greene Halleck
Scotland
Pepys
Fitz-Greene Tallock
Sarvant
Grant
United States
General Edwards Through City on No 1 to Hawaii Command
Brigadier General E R Edwards passed through Cheyenne on No 1 from Washington to Honolulu to assume command of troops in the Hawaiian Islands. Industrial club members met him at the station and asked questions during the brief stop. Edwards, previously in command at Fort Russell and the Sixth Brigade at Galveston, Texas, is in excellent health and eager for his new duty.
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E. R. Edwards
Cheyenne
Washington
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Edwards
Sidney
Industrial Club
Thomas Heaftey, Sr
C. W. Hiner
W. K. Hart
Chas
J. Ohnhaus H. P. Hynds
L. R. Bresnahen
J. W. Hammond
George 8. Walker
Fort Russell
Galveston City
Texas
Rebels Destroy Train as Mexico City Rally Tactics Escalate
Rebels cut supply routes from Tamigoo to San Lula Potosi. They destroyed a passenger train with its military escort, killing and wounding many passengers before the train burned. A federal escort of 60 died in the clash while most passengers fled toward a nearby elution.
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Mexico City
Tamigoo
San Lula Potosi
Las Caness
Lincoln Birthday Observed With Groundbreaking Memorial
The hundredth fifth anniversary of Lincoln birth marked by groundbreaking for a $2,000,000 marble memorial. Southern official Joseph C Blackburn praised Lincoln as the greatest American, while Senator Overman urged adjournment in his honor. Supportive tributes came from Senator Robinson of Arkansas and Mrs Rachel Billington recalled Lincoln as a great ball player.
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Washington
Lincoln
Kentucky
Joseph C. Blackburn
Overman
South Carolina
Senate
Bradley
House
Springfield
Robinson
Arkansas
South
Decatur
Iil
Dave
Mra
Rachael Billington
Five Thousand Dollar Package Lost in Mail
Post office inspectors search for a registered pouch reportedly containing five thousand dollars and valuables that vanished from the Northern Pacific depot. The wagon driver says he handed the pouch to the depot receiving clerk. The funds were en route from Yellowstone National Bank of Billings to a Helena bank.
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Billings
Mont
Postoffice
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone National Bank of Billings
Helena
The Ad Reading Habit in The Ames Leader
The Ames Leader urges readers to adopt the ad reading habit highlighting how advertising sections contain practical and profitable news. It argues that advertisements offer real, timely information amid daily events and current happenings.
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Daily Press
Ames
Lpauer
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