Wyoming limits on crossing state lines in irrigation case
Federal Judge Lewis rules Colorado cannot be forced to submit to federal jurisdiction in the Pioneer Irrigation case. Wyoming and Nebraska suits challenge Colorado water rights from the Republican river north fork to Nebraska. The decision impacts Laramie Valley farmers and could move to the U S Supreme Court for a final ruling on interstate water use.
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Denver
Colorado
Ki. Lewis
Pioneer Irrigation Company
Mielt
Farrar
E. H. Park
Pioneer Company
Mstate
Park
Nebraska
Fm. Toto
Snes
Lewis
Erates
Wyoming
Powdre Valley
Larawle
Atjite
Supreme Court of the United States
Ploverr Company
Republican River
Negro Amuck a Cool Murderer in Wyoming Shooting
Louia Cloud was shot and killed in Worland Wyoming when Tom McIntyre a Black man fired three shots from a 32 auto pistol. The first hit Cloud in the breast the second in the shoulder and the third in the cheek. Death was instantaneous. McIntyre was captured within half an hour while attempting to reload. Cloud was described as inoffensive and law abiding.
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Cloud
Tom MelIntyre
Q Negro
Molntere
Pendergrist
McIntyre
Milntyre
Dakota Horse Thieves Captured After Long Chase
Two prisoners John Beard and Verli Shroyer escaped from Belle Fourche jail on Christmas evening and fled through Dakota into Wyoming. Sheriff Hackney located an abandoned horse near New Castle and arrested them, earning a $200 reward. Beard faces a sentence for charge stealing while Shroyer had been returned from Canada for trial on a similar charge.
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Newcastle
Wye
John Beard
Vervl Shroyer
Belle Fourche
Lant
Wyoming
Hackney
Elle Fourche
Beard
Canada
Down and Outers Hotel Opened in Chicago
The Rufus F. Dawes hotel in Chicago opened yesterday at a cost of 100000 dollars. It offers dormitories for 270 men with beds and baths and private rooms for ten cents. About 300 homeless men waited to be assigned beds. attorney William H. Johnson volunteered as room clerk. A basement restaurant served a low price luncheon and an employment bureau will operate in the hotel.
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Chicago
Rufus F. Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Central Trust Company
William H. Johnson
Pratt Institute To Offer One Car Course In Tanning
A one year course in tanning is announced by Pratt Institute in Brooklyn New York in cooperation with the National Association of Tanners. It targets men already employed in tanning industries and high school students lacking practical experience who wish to enter tanning.
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Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
N. Y
National Association of Tanners
Deportation Saved Moyer, Says Deputy in Miners Case
A telegram to Governor Ferris from Sheriff Cruse of Houghton County says Deputy Hinsley helped avert lynching of President Moyer of the Western Federation of Miners. Moyer reportedly left on a train after a crowd threatened him. he had a head wound and a back shot. Investigators are being sent. officials note miners may press recall of Sheriff Cruse. Open air school costs in Green Bay are cited as five and one third cents daily per pupil.
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Ansing, Md
Ferris
Cruse
Houghton County
Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Hingley
Scott Hotel
Hinsley
Winona
Channing
Nicholls
Chester McCormick
Houghton
Capitol
James Cruse
Green Bay
Wis
Williams to Head Federal Board of Bank Control
Washington reports John Skelton Williams will chair the federal board of control of banks. The board includes Cel J M House H H Forgan M Parker Willis James J Hill with discussion of Williams return to private banking while leading the board under the new currency law.
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John S. Williams
Wasilington
Jan
John Skelton Williams
Federal Board of Control of Banks
Willams
Cel
J. M. House
New York
H. H. Forgan
Chicago
M. Parker Willis
James J. Hill
Williams
Richmond
Baltimore
Federal Board
Time
Charles Starck
National Bank Examiner
TT. Hart Glyven
Pitteburg
Federal Board of Bakes
Federals Hold Own in Siege of Neuva Laredo
In Neuva Laredo Mexico federal forces repelled a rebel gun detachment of 100 men from 1,000 yards as fighting continued. About 85 rebels fell and five federals were killed. The main besieging line remained unbroken with artillery reinforcements delayed.
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Seige
Neuva Laredo
Fenders
Constitutionalists
Beserverars
Villa Receives 250000 to Release Young Terrazas
A note says Villa was paid 250000 to free young Terrazas, suggesting a political or legal maneuver. The text implies Villa’s influence and a contrast with potential financial success if he succeeds in other ventures.
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Villa
Rebels Engage Federals at Ojinaga in Prolonged Battle
A four day bombardment by General Ortega's forces forces the rebels to fall back as federals hold a strong position in Ojinaga. The 4,000 federal troops entrenched in the village heights repelled repeated rebel charges despite being outnumbered. The rebels appeared to draw fire to exhaust it while awaiting ammunition from Chititahua.
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Presidio
Texas
Ojinaga
Ortega
Chititahua
United States
Eskimos Possess Extra Spine Joint Claims
London January 2 reports Charles Dawson, noted anthropologist, finds certain Eskimo tribes may have one extra backbone joint in their waists. He suggests the extra joint provides added strength and suppleness for handling canoes more skillfully than others.
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London
Charles Dawson
Ecklind
Fancy box paper Friday and Saturday Special
The Bee Hive promotes a Friday and Saturday sale on fancy box paper at half price, highlighting limited time discount for shoppers.
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The
Bee Hive
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