Madero Abdicates Presidency in Mexico City
Mexico City reports President Madero resigns and De la Barra appears temporary successor at the British legation. Diaz seeks action while rebels and federal forces clash in Halderas Street. American ambassador Wilson rebuffs relocation of the embassy to avoid rebel fire. Puebla falls to rebels. Diaz's forces suffer heavy losses as government efforts fail to advance.
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Madero
DE LA Barra
City of
Mexico
Washington
Mexico City
de la Barre
Rafael Hernandez
Halderas Street
Diaz
de la Vera
Wilson
General de la Llava
Puebla
Francisco Madero
Navy Department
Mazatlan
Colorado
Taft
Congress
City
Pesce
hNadero
Henry F
Mexico City Crisis Deepens as Diaz Resists Rebels
Special to The Leader reports Diaz refuses terms for peaceful retirement while Madero's allies urge resignation after rebel defeats. The Senate prepares action as De La Barra asserts a peace settlement near, and federals halt firing as Huerta orders a temporary cease.
Ferris Sued for 50000 in Los Angeles Cal
Special to The Leader Los Angeles Cal Feb 14 Martin Welserek father of the boy killed by Ralph Ferris of Rawl tos Wye whose automobile ran over him in Los Angeles last Wednesday has sued Mr Ferris for 50000 damages for the loss of his son's life Ferris is described as one of the original promoters of the Penn Wyoming Copper company and his father died years ago leaving the son wealthy
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Los Angeles
Cal
Martin Welserek
Ralph Ferris
Raw‘tos
Wye
Ferris
Ferrin
Penn-Wyoming Copper Company
Preacher Resigns Over Money. 80 Quit For Parter Field
In Pontiac Illinois on February 14, the Methodist Episcopal pastor who led the McDowell circuit for years resigns citing no money in ministerial work. He buys 160 acres near Romeo Michigan to pursue farming while his former wealthy congregants seek profits elsewhere.
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Pontiac
Methodist Epiacopal Church
McDowell Wircuit
Romeo
Mich
Literacy Test of Immigrants Vetoed by Taft
President Taft vetoed the Dillingham Burnett immigration bill that would impose a literacy test on all foreigners. He cited the provision as the reason and Nagel condemned the radical plan as fallacious. Senate and House leaders pledge to seek a two thirds override.
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Washington
Taft
United States
Senate
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
House
Railroads Propose Six Member Arbitration Board
Eastern railroad boards offer arbitration to the firemen's committee. The proposal calls for a six member arbitration board to settle disputes.
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New York
Eastern Railroads
Roddenberry Attacks Extravagant Appropriations in House
Washington February 14 Rep Roddenberry denounced Democratic excess in appropriation bills calling for their death this session. He blasted rises in agricultural rivers and harbors army and sundry civil appropriations and urged pruning by the Democratic house and senate.
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Washington
Roddenberry
House
Senate
District Court Restraints Council in Stitzer Laramie Bribe Case
LARAMIE Wyo Feb 14 In the case of Hasenkamp vs Mayor Stitzer a restraining order was issued by the district court on the ground that the council did not have jurisdiction to try the case. The case will come up for hearing before Judge Tidball next Tuesday afternoon.
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Laramie
Wyo
Hasenkamp Ve
Stitzer
District Court
Tidball
Riot Call Signals Charleston Capitol Scuffle
Charleston authorities invoked a riot call amid a coal strike as miners swarmed the state capitol seeking to take the building. Police crowded the halls and cleared the area while warrants were sworn. Mother Jeffes figures prominently in local labor circles.
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Charleston
S&s. C
Capitol
State Building
Jeffes
Governor Dunne Backs Regulated Boxing Safeguards
Springfield, Ill. on February 14 Governor Dunne expressed support for properly regulated boxing exhibitions. He indicated he would back a bill if strong safeguards are included, signaling potential legislative alignment with pro regulated boxing measures.
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Springfield
Ill
Dunne
Weather Outlook for Colorado and Wyoming
The Weather Bureau reports a fall weekend for Colorado and Wyoming with precipitation in the forecast. Strong winds may accompany the weekend disruption as a weather system moves through the region.
Governor Carey vetoes bounty for predatory animals
Governor Carey vetoed a bill to grant a bounty for destroying predatory animals, disappointing stockmen worried about wolf and livestock losses. The governor signaled support if safeguards prevent fraud, suggesting a new bill with ample funds and direct bountyClaim administration by county boards.
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Carey
Boards of County Commissioners
Wyoming Governor Vetoes Bounty Act Again
Governor Carevy delivers a third veto of the bounty bill, arguing the state cannot justify payments for predatory animal destruction. He cites high costs, questionable benefits, widespread noncompliance, and weak penalties, urging a tightly guarded measure to protect the treasury.
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Carevy
House of Representatives
House of Representative
State of
Wyoming
Eleventh Legislative Assembly
Montana
Colorado
Nebraska
Utah
Idaho
South Dakota
No Cabinet Announcements Until March 4
Princeton New Jersey February 14 President elect Wilson said he would not reveal cabinet names to the public until sending them to the senate for confirmation on March 4. He indicated openness to suggestions but noted few candidates have entered themselves.
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Princeton
N. J
Wilson
Senate
Big Horn Basin Rider Breaks Leg in Los Angeles
W H Palmer a broncobusters and expert horse rider from Basin Wyoming fell with his horse on Rodeo Street in Los Angeles breaking his leg. He is part of a group of Wyoming riders visiting the city today.
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Big Horn Basin
Los Angeles
Cal
W. EH. Palmer
Basin, Wyo
Rodea
Wyoming
Strike case ends as Haywood charges dropped
Salem Mass February 14 District Attorney Atwill dismissed indictments tied to the Lawrence textile strike. Among those dropped are conspiracy charges against William D Haywood of Denver and other Industrial Workers of the World leaders.
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Haywood
Salem
Mass
Lawrence
Atwill
Industrial Workers of the World
William D. Haywood
Denver
Legislative Notes on Governor Veto and House Speeches
The report highlights Mr White of Uinta praising a fair open minded stance on the governor's veto of house bill No 3. It notes the alibusterer BH Sullivan and other floor personalities, mentions omitted names McCoy Bruchell and Blackwell, and describes committee action and possible bills to curb predatory animals with full funding.
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White
Uinta
Myr. White
Whiteth
J. Sullivan
la Follette
Sullivas
Hunter
Pan
Bynon
Bhoshon County
Messrs
McCoy
Bruchell
Blackwell
Senators Busy Day as Railway Commission Bill Fails in House
Legislative leaders pushed to clear a mass of bills with both chambers in overtime. The House rejected H. H. 65 by 28 to 28 while the Senate advanced multiple measures including taxation exemptions and state peniteniary investigations. A railway commission bill was laid on the table with other irrigation and public works proposals debated in committee.
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Senate
House
Ghujblation
Bureau of Later
Nes
Manson
White
Sherman
Schenck
McCallum
J. M
Bradbury
Murray
Rawlins
Hyde
Sullivan
Pearson
S. F
Stone
Wyoming
Irvine
Halley
Wirth
Jefferis
McGrew
Taylor
Brock
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Legislative Investigating Committee
S J
H. B
Sibley
Caple
Winter
H.W
Thorley
Halle
Metz
Balknap
Brook
Hunter
Hugh A. Clark Hi
Pratt
Kendrick
Ihs
Bie Horn
Pase
Winkleman
PABA
Kindler
van Winkle
R. Sullivan
J. R. Sullivan
Schmidt
Wood
Hau
Bath Tub Trust Found Guilty
A jury in the United States district court found the Bath Tub Trust guilty of criminal conspiracy in a price fixing scheme. The group faced possible imprisonment or fines up to four thousand dollars. Sentencing was set for tomorrow at 10 o clock after a four hour jury verdict.
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Bath Tab Trust
United States District Court
Demeanor
Supreme Court
Baltimore
Jiry
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