Warren Live Stock Company Tax Dispute Over Sheep Assessment
State officials and Senator F. B. Warren examined an 1911 sheep assessment for the Warren Live Stock Company. The published official statement shows a total increase of 50,988 sheep valued at 370,028 dollars after Wyoming and Colorado adjustments. The revised total assessment stands at 81,488 sheep valued at 370,028 dollars with Wyoming and Colorado allocations detailed.
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Las
John McGill
John Charles Thompson, Jr
Laramie County
F. B. Warren
Warren Live Stock Company
Wyoming
Colorado
Warren
Tribune
the Tribune
Warren Livy Stock Assess
Leader
Laramie
McGill
Thompson
Warren Livestock Company
Warren Live Stock Co
Anek Aea
Ee Ee Ee
Aide
Warren Live
County
Weld County
Physician gunned down by feuding rival in Charleston
Dr Edwin O Thornhill a 35 year old prominent physician was shot dead in Charleston West Virginia by Willis Hatfield son of Anse Hatfield after refusing to prescribe whiskey The killing occurred as mob vigilante risk loomed over Hatfield who faced possible lynching in the feud era incident tied to the Hatfield clan and whiskey dispute.
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Charleston
W. Va
Edwin O. Thornhill
Willis Hatfield
Anse Hatfield
Hatfield
Judge Hook Opposed To Ten Cent Fare Controversy
Washington reports that Oklahoma Corporation and Warehouse Commission and Nebraska Governor Aldrich protested Taft over Circurt Judge Hook possibly joining the Supreme Court. They cite his injunction against Oklahoma two cent railroad rate as grounds. The note reflects political friction around a high court appointment.
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Washington, D. C
Oklahoma Corporation and Warehouse Commission
Aldrich
Nebraska
Taft
Circurt
Hook
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Motorman Foutick Targets End of Disturbances on Street Car
Motorman Foutick narrowly avoided resignation as violence struck a street car near 29th and 25th streets. Conductor Washburn suffered a deep cut and passenger Juan Fernando, described as crazy or drunk, was jailed after breaking the car’s glass during the clash. Authorities detained Fernando for disturbance as the car continued to its stop.
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Foutick
Washburn
Juan Fernando
Fernando
25Th Street
Foutiek
Plaing Hotel
Boy's Slo Hit Wagon Kills Young Rider
North Vancouver B C January first 12 year old Donald Smith died when his bob sleigh crashed into a delivery truck. Other boys on the sled were unhurt.
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North Vancouver
B. C
Donald Smith
Roosevelt to Run Again If Called
Poughkeepsie January report quotes John Burroughs saying Theodore Roosevelt would be a candidate if strongly urged. Burroughs notes a political shift toward Roosevelt and doubts Wilson’s nomination would deter support for Roosevelt. He also predicts McNamara verdicts will impact labor unions and raise union caution.
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Roosevelt
Poughkeepsie, N
Theodore Roosevelt
John Burroughs
Poughkeepsie
Burroughs
Wilson
Tutt
McNamara Brothers
Thie
Kansan dispatches report Hankow clashes amid Chinese political shifts
From Pekin and New York reports describe an army of about 4 000 and imperial forces battling in Hankow as federals cheer hostilities and a national convention closes in on shaping China’s future. Chinatown residents in New York cut queues and adopt Western shoes during celebrations for Dr. Sun Yat Sen.
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New York
New Republic
Pekin
Hankow
Imperial Court
Shanghai
China
Republican Party
Iin
Chinees Republic
Chinatown
Joss House
Mott Street
Elec
San Yat Sen
Commercial Travelers to Ban Tipping Crusade Begun
A New Year pledge by a thousand Commercial Travelers' National League members calls for a crusade against tipping hotel staff barbers train porters and similar workers. President P. Dowe says the effort will be carried to a finish with nationwide action starting immediately.
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New York
Commercial Travelers
National League
P. &. Dowe
Wabash Train Derailed In St Peters Demolishes Depot
Wabash passenger train No. 1 bound for St Louis derailed late tonight at St Peters Mo. A number are reported injured and the station is entirely demolished.
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St. Louis
St Louis
St. Peters
Hammond Pardoned After Escape from Texas Penitentiary
Nathan Hurst once in Huntsville Texas prison was released by gubernatorial pardon. now known as William B Hammond he had been convicted of home theft and had hidden his past from family until the pardon was issued. He had remarried twice and supported himself in business and politics locally.
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Joseph
Huntaville
Texas
Nathan Hurst
William B. Hammond
Second Confession Ties Labor Chief to Nationwide Dynamite Plot
Los Angeles reports an informant says Eugene A. Clancy San Francisco labor official admitted involvement in California dynamiting. He implicated J B McNamara J J McNamara Ortie McManigal and others in a broad conspiracy, with indictments expected in Los Angeles and Indianapolis.
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Eugene A. Clancy
San Francisco
California
Los Angeles
Cal
Clancy
International Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Mrute
Pacific Coast
J. J. McNamara
Indianapolis
Federal Grand
Olaf Tveitmoe
Anton Johannsen
W. Munsey
Clamby
Low Angeles
McNamara
Federal
Oscar Lawler
J. B. McNamara
Seattle
J. J
Ortie McMantgal
Llewellyn Ironworks
Lyceum
Clansy
Calif
Job Hartiman
Olaf A. Tvehmoe
Anton Johannson
J. E. Munsey
Salt Lake City
La Follette Speaks on Direct Measures in Michigan
In Bay City. Mich on January 1 Senator Robert N La Follette told the National Guard armory audience that the progressive movement upholds direct nomination of all officers direct election of United States senators and the initiative referendum and recall He did not discuss his presidential candidacy or Taft or Roosevelt. In Columbus Ohio also on January 1 an effort to back La Follette for the presidential nomination among Ohio progressives failed at a conference. The delegates declined to bind the movement to any single candidate citing future developments.
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Bay City
Mich
Robert N. la Follette
National Guard Armory
United States
Taft
Roosevelt
la Follette
Columbus
Ohio
Foss Endorsed by Mass Democrats for President Nomination
BostonMass Governor Eugene N Foss was endorsed at the Massachusetts Democratic State Committee annual meeting for the party’s nomination for President of the United States. Orville California manslaughter verdict in case of Arthur Lewis for murder of his 12 year old stepsister Helen Rumbull after jurors deliberated since Saturday morning.
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Boston
Mass
Democratic State Committee
Eugene N. Foss
United States
Orville
Calif
Arthur Lewis
Helen Rumbull
Tournament of Roses Draws Thousands in Pasadena Parade
Pasadena crowds packed streets for the twenty third annual Tournament of Roses review. Transcontinental aviator P. Rodgers joined the parade with his airplane, adding spectacle to the event.
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Pasadena
Calif
P. Rodgers
Operation 10 Costs Stokes One Kidney
New York reports that W. B. E. Stokes faces kidney removal surgery a last resort to save his life. Modern transplant ideas weigh replacing the removed organ with donor tissue to sustain function. In Lexington Kentucky J W E Stokes, owner of Patchen Wilkes breeding farm, plans selling most yearlings in February in New York.
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New York
W. BE. D. Stokes
Stoke
Bis
Lexlogwon
Jan J.W. E. Stokes
Puiheon Wilke
Ile Farm
Vavetion
Mr. Stokes Iny
America
Protection I Demanded by the Jews
Anglo Jewish leaders press Britain to file a protest to Russia over travel restrictions on Jews with English passports. A memorandum to the Foreign Office seeks U S parity for Jewish and Gentile travelers, aligning with the American stance. The board of deputies and Alliance label resemble groups safeguarding Jewish interests abroad and at home.
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London
Great Britain
Lonthe
United States
Russia
Foreign Office
Aiia
Jewish Board of Deputes
Parl
Hoga Jeowe
Roe Ogo
Welcome to the New Year in Cheyenne 1912
Cheyenne begins 1912 with optimistic prospects and widespread celebration. The populace marked the new year with early morning demonstrations, religious services, and social gatherings. Fireworks, bells, and cheers filled the night as residents welcomed the year with revelry and prayers at churches.
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Cheyenne
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