Wyoming House Postpones Wood Memorial on Warren Accusations
The Wyoming House blocked a memorial by Wood of Crook urging investigation into charges against Senator Warren. A roll call failed 29 to 28 with Republicans supporting investigation and expunging the memorial from records after a dispute over reading the measure’s title.
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Farewell Function Honoring General Edwards at Port Russell
The Eleventh Infantry hosts a post reception tonight at 9 o clock to honor General Edwards. Cheyenne leaders and state officials attend as he departs Port Russell, praised for sociable leadership and golf club efforts. Edwards plans to leave next Tuesday.
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Offer of $20,000 to free Thaw disclosed
Dr. J W Russell Mat teawan asylum superintendent told Governor Sulzer's committee he was offered 20 000 by a lawyer to release Harry K Thaw. He could not recall the lawyer's name. The inquiry followed reports of a plan to use political influence for Thaw's release. Russell had testified that William F Clark said the governor would be pleased to have Thaw freed. Sulzer said the use of his name was unauthorized.
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Capitol Front Ready for Pres Inauguration
Washington February 21 A coat of white paint brightened the square reading desk for Woodrow Wilsons inaugural speech on the east front of the capitol temporary structure. Arrangements for the event are nearly complete Taft and Wilson are described entering via the senate wing to the inaugural stand and returning through the capitol after ceremonies.
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Wyoming Weather Forecast Brief
The Weather Bureau reports Wyoming will see generally fair conditions on Saturday and Sunday with mild temperatures and light winds. Clear skies and dry weather are expected across most counties.
Judge dismisses case against actress Lyons over accidental shooting
San Francisco February 21 The case against Vivian Merlin Lyons a former Denver film actress was dismissed after the injured man declined to prosecute. The judge warned Lyons not to keep firearms in her bedroom lest another accidental shooting occur with less forgiveness than Widney showed.
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Kunze Steals Painting, Is Freed, Then Gets Jail Time
In San Francisco on February 21, William Kunze stole Miller's painting titled The Shepherd and His Flock valued over 50,000 from the Golden Gate Park Museum. He was released after a prior theft to copy the work, then last month stole an overcoat and was sentenced to seven years in San Quentin.
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Massacre Report Arose From Turkish Troops
Dispatches to the Bulgarian government claim over 100 Christians were massacred by Turkish troops in the village of Kenaminio. Similar atrocities were reported across the Tchatalja district amid partial Bulgarian troop withdrawal.
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Busy Legislative Day With House Bills Passed
State lawmakers labor through overtime as the House advances a series of bills amid limited notable legislation. Measures include authorizing municipalities to run gas works, regulating mine car charges, creating a state fish commissioner office, forming drainage districts, and establishing the Fifth Judicial District. The session notes many bills stalled or withdrawn as the Senate continuation is promised.
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Dissolution of Union Pacific Southern Pacific Merger Planned
Washington Feb 21 Attorney General Wickersham to represent the government at a St Louis federal court hearing Monday on a plan to dissolve the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger as ordered by the Supreme Court. The attorney general and the railroads have agreed on a disintegration plan awaiting court approval.
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Slayer of Wife Shot By Son
In Oakland California on February 21 Henry Goldberg killed his wife then was shot dead by his son Edward 21. Father and son fought for the revolver before Edward finally secured it and shot his father. Mrs Goldberg had filed for divorce, seen as the motive.
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Suffragettes Reach Havre De Grace After Muddy March
In Havre De Grace Maryland on February 21 General Rosalie Jones and a group of suffragettes arrived at dusk after a prolonged muddy march from New York. Three hikers were initially missing but rejoined later despite blisters and sore feet while others lagged to assist. A commissary auto on the route caught fire but was put out quickly.
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Taft Considers Intervening for Madero Fair Treatment
Washington Feb 21 Inter vention by the United States to secure justice and a fair trial for Francisco Madero was announced by Secretary of State Knox. The policy shift follows warnings over civilized warfare treatment of prisoners and the killing of Gustavo Madero. Ex-president Huerta seeks to restore order as Diaz prepares to return from exile.
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Free Masons Intercede for Madero Life
Feb. 21 in Mexico City Luis Manuel Rojas grand master of the Free Masons of the Valley of Mexico sent a cablegram to President Taft asking him to intercede for the life of Francisco I. Madero. The message calls Madero an ace brother mason and seeks clemency.
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Governor Rejects Enrolled Act Creating New Shoshone County
Governor Carey refused assent to Act No. 3% creating Fremont County’s new Shoshone County citing unfair boundaries and potential taxation harms. He warned the plan punishes Fremont residents, notes Riverton would be left outside and outlines affidavits alleging political motive and guarantees by party leaders to secure support for the Republican ticket.
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Empress Dowager of China Dead
Empress Dowager Ye te Nu La of ulna died this morning in PREING China. She was the widow of Emperor Kwangeu who died November 2. The empress wan was only a few days old and it is believed she had appendicitis treated by Chinese doctors.
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