Wyoming Legislature Creates New Judicial Districts
The Twelfth Wyoming Legislature adjourned closing hours with House Bill 258 creating a sixth judicial district in addition to the fifth. Gov Carey may appoint judges. lawmakers also passed numerous measures and commemorations, with Senate and House actions and various bills sent to the governor.
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Thorspey
Iat
Laramie
Flatt
Goshen
Niobrara
Secon
Albany
Carbon
Sweetwater
Unita
Lincoln
Sheridan
Johnson
Campbell
Crook
Weston
Big Worn
Park
Washable
Hot Springs
Fremont
Natrona
Converse
Carey
Pratt
House
Senate
Sage
Hmery
Hill
State Hospital
Wyoming
National Guard
Sweetwater County
Fruit Growers Elect Officers at Worland Meeting
The Big Horn Basin Fruit Growers association met in Lowell with President H. S. Jolley presiding. C. H. Marsh Knode and John Hinckley spoke. W. J. Booth was elected president Z. I. Knoder secretary and H. Marsh treasurer. Next meeting set for Worland with date to be announced.
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W. J. Booth
Knoder
H. Marah
Worland
Memorial for Madero and Suarez Sparks Mexican Debate
In Mexico City a political debate grows as the new administration forms amid the Madero and Suarez deaths. Conservatives and foreigners back a military regime while rebels cause disturbances in Nuevo Leon Coahuila and San Luis Potosí. A memorial streamer to honor the slain leaders stirs chamber debates over nine days of sessions.
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Mexico City
Francisco Madero
Pino Suarez
Madero
San Pedro de Los Pinos
Coahuila
Suares
Yucatan
Menxican
Honeaut
Felix Diaz
Francisco de la Marra
Rodolfo Reyes
Francisco Veaque Gomez
Nuevonlcon
San Luid Potos
Zapatia
Puctla
Chamber Deputies
Chamber
Gusres
Union Pacific shops seek 375000 enlargement
The local Union Pacific superintendent requests about 375000 for expanding the shops at this point. He expects at least two thirds of the funds used immediately to double capacity, increasing employees to about 2500 and city population by roughly 5000, with completion in two years.
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Union Pacific
Tten
Omeba
Storm From North Predicted To Reach Central U S
Washington reports a northern disturbance moving inland from the North Pacific coast expected to cross the Rocky Mountains and the Midwest by Tuesday night or Wednesday. Snow is forecast in northern districts and rain in southern areas with weekly temperatures near seasonal norms.
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Washington
Pacific States
North Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Miskile
Bulgaria Accepts Mediation Offer in Romania Boundary Dispute
Sofia reports Bulgaria accepted mediation offers from the powers regarding the ongoing boundary dispute with Romania. The move follows talks on European mediation and regional stability.
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Bulgaria
Sofia
Roumania
Pujo Committee Works Hard On Money Report
Washington Feb 24 The Pujo money trust investigating committee of the house labored late tonight preparing its reports Members began work this morning and toiled through the afternoon and early evening It is expected that it will take three or four days to frame the report for Congress.
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Washington
Pujo, Money Trust
House
Ite
Mem
Ronsress
Seven Smith children buried in single coffin
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the ashes of the seven Smith children were buried in one coffin after a fire destroyed their home while the parents were away. The funeral at the little church drew a crowded crowd of about 500 attendees who arrived by auto and on foot. A collection was taken to cover funeral expenses as the parents faced destitution.
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Harrisburg
George Smith
Smith
Credit Due U. P. for Handling of Troops Rapidly
The Union Pacific receives praise for expeditious troop trains. The first equipment notice arrived around three o clock Saturday afternoon. Trains delivered to the fort yards every four hours, with loading limits delaying final departure. The railroad supplied 13 cars from Ogden in four hours, faster than the Overland Limited, ensuring quick mobilization.
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Union Parish
Fort
Union Pacific
Ogden
Overland Limited
Infantry Moves From Fort to Galveston Border Action
The Eleventh Infantry of the US Army’s second division enplans for Galveston after dark. About 1,000 infantry plus machine gun platoon and wagon train depart. accompanying rumors mention Colorado National Guard deployment. Remaining units will follow. hospital corps and limited support at the fort.
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United States Army
Galveston
Colorado
Bettie
O Fle
Colorado Nations Guard
Averaged Man Spends Five Cents Per Week For Postage
Washington reports the post office department daily receipts totaling 2,427,000 dollars, exceeding all other government revenue by over 300,000 dollars. C. A. Kram's quarterly audit shows postage per person rising from 25 cents annually in 1862 to 97 cents in 1801 and to 2.60 dollars today as letter writing grows.
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Washinton
Post Office Department
C. A. Kram
Military build up to 10000 at Galveston announced
Washington notes rapid orders to assemble Patt's army of 10000 and deploy the second division to Galveston as a warning to Mexico. Major General William S. Carter is sent from Chicago to command the fifth brigade with Fourth Field Artillery and Sixth Cavalry mobilized. Four government transports in the east will support the move.
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Washington
Miliny
Patt'a
Calventum
Wilton
Galveston
Mexico
Taft
William S. Carter
Second Amelon
Chicago
Fourth Field Artillery
War Department
Killing of Madero Taken as Direct Slap at U S
Mexico City reports a brutal killing of Francisco Madero and Jose Suarez after a midnight transfer from the national palace to the penitentiary. General Huerta’s provisional government says the deaths occurred during a rescue attempt while opposition to the Diaz regime vows reevaluation of authorities.
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Madero
U. S
Mexico City
Francisco J. Madero
Jose Pino Suarez
National Palace
Diaz
Maderigtas
Dine-lluerta
Suanes
Victorigno Huerta
Francisco de la Barra
Francisco
Suarez
Eaily
United States
Huerte
Rockefeller? Bosh! Says Former Pastor Aked
New York February 24 Former for fas tor Aked attacked the Rockefeller name claiming he would not return to New York City to lead the Rockefeller Fifth Avenue Chapel congregation. He quoted preferring California and warned the American people fear of money is their hell.
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New York
Rockefeller
Bos. Sq
Haeles
Rockefeller Fifth Avenue
Madiven Avenue Reformed Church
Jim
Abe
Tockefeller
Aked
California
Strikers Guilty of Mercer Murder Trial
Five of ten coal dock officers were found guilty of murder in the second degree for fatally shooting rioting miners in New Jersey. Judge Parker sentenced the five to terms totaling at least 60 years in state prison. All defendants were foreigners.
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Hamkensack
N. J
Parker
Turmoil Reported in Venezuela Confused by Diplomatic Rumors
Washington officials report unrest in Venezuela with vague information reaching the American legation at Caracas. Minister Scott offered no details as the Venezuelan legation confirmed trouble, initially thought to be local.
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Washington
Fed
Traj Tle
Venesium
Caracag
Scott
Venexuvlan
Legation
Reorganization of Iron Workers Sparks National Conference
In Indianapolis on February 24, leaders of the International Association of Iron Workers prepared for a major reorganization after a period of internal dispute. Delegates from 17,000 members gathered to approve new executive arrangements and discuss financial reallocations tied to the association’s future direction.
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Indianapolis
Tith
International Association of Diether
Lerotsber
Tuilen
Mmilweavken
McNemara
Peeretty
Los Angeles
Preeldene Ityahle
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Pujo
Corefin
U. P
TTT
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Pon Wilson
Francisco Cardenas
Rafael Pimiento
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Porfirio Diag
Hay
Martini Lnw
Porfirio Dlaen
Federico Guarsa
Federal District
Iron
Nuevo Toon
Tellature
Antonie Hubago
Gensalee
Elgudy
Marero
EL Paso
Texan
Suaz
Madera
Rockefellar
Trounle
Venezuela
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