Cheyenne Poultry Show Winners Reach for Best Awards
Cheyenne exhibitors claim top prizes in a crowded poultry show judged by Judge Stone. W. N. Faust received the silver cup for the best display and C. F. Smith earned the painted cup for the highest score among cockerels. The event drew a large crowd expected to grow tomorrow with Judge Stone delivering a lecture on chicken-raising.
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Cheyenne
W. N. Faust
C. F. Smith
Show Today
Faust
Mr. Smith
Senator Davis Dies Before Senate Reelection
Senator Jefferson Davis dies at 12 36 am of heart failure ending months of illness. Funeral plans uncertain with service likely Sunday and burial at Russellville. Death creates unusual Arkansas political moment as legislators consider a special primary or legislative appointment to fill the term. Governor Donaghey to retire January 13 and W A Oldfield hinted for 1940 senate bid.
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Little Rock
Ark
United States
Jefferson Davis
Russellville
Davis
Senator Davis
Arkanssas
W. Donaghey
W. A. Oldfield
United States Senate
James P. Clarke
Storm wrecks three story building. girls missing in Philadelphia
Storm in Philadelphia wrecks a three story manufacturing building with fifty people inside. several girl employees are missing and reported trapped in the ruins while twelve men are rescued and taken to hospitals. Across the coast the South Atlantic states face high winds and heavy rain with destroyed wires and ships at risk.
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Philadelphia
Washington
South Atlantic
Norfolk
Newport News
James River
Navy
Hampton Roads
Atlanta
Mormon Refugees Plan Texan Mormon Colony
A committee of Julius Rom ney H S Harris and O P Brown seeking church aid to establish a Mormon colony of 6500 acres in the Pecos valley Texas for about 1000 refugees driven from Mexico. They aim to be near former homes to return if conditions in Mexico improve. Church leaders have declined to state whether they will assist.
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Salt Lakh City
Julius Romney
H. S. Harris
O. P. Brown
Mexico
First Presidency
The
Mormon Church
Texas
Miners Buried in Mine Near Joplin
Three men were buried today eight miles northeast of Joplin when a dirt fall followed a premature discharge of a cart ridge. Rescue crews, including about a hundred workers, raced to reach them with relays and shovels.
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Joplin
Mad Legislator Wedemeyer Dies In Panama Jump
U S Representative William W Wedemeyer of Ann Arbor Michigan who went insane while in Colon Panama during Tafts Isthmus visit jumped overboard from a ship. His body not recovered. He had collapsed on the voyage from New York and was confined in a sanitarium and hospital where he grew violent. Friends say he struck his head days before touring.
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Washington
William W. Wedemeyer
Ann Arbor
Mich
Colon
Panama
Taft
Wedemeyer
New York
Pan@me
Isthmus
Universe Faces Cattle Shortage Says Expert
Chicago January report cites J A Spoor of the Union saying a world cattle shortage threatens the first time in modern history. He warns cheap meat is ending as supply lags population growth and urges American farmers to expand herds to avert a beef famine and to boost fertility of land.
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Chicago
United States
J. A. Spoor
Spoer
Ccattlemen
Mexico
Canada
South America
Spoor
England
Germany
France
Train wreck near Merrill Miss kills two injures several
A New Orleans Mobile and Chicago trainman wreck near Merrill Mississippi killed two people and injured a number of others. A relief train has been dispatched from Mobile to assist.
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Mobile
New Orleans
Chicago
Merrill
Miss
Plymouth rock and other poultry show results with various winners
In the barred Plymouth Rock class JB Niswander won high honors as a male bird. Various standings list Alfred, Collinat, cockerel and hen placements for J. Cashman, N. C. Alfred, J. & Niswander, Lowney, and Cashman across pullets and hens. The Barred Rock class Mra W. W. Disselle led entries in cockerel and pullet divisions with KR K Olde taking third for hen. White awards went to Smith for male and Faust or Smith for cockerel and hens. In the pens class Bmnrth earned top award with Faust and McMurray also placing. White Leghorn class saw Forster top males, Holliday and Morris as cockerel runners, and Forster taking hens. pullets awarded to Baichart with Thothpoon and others. Best pens honors went to Holliday and Morris, with Thonypoon, Lone, Reichardt in subsequent placements. Brown Leghorn results credited Waldo Roberts and Hammond for hens and pens.
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Judge Stone
Stone
Cheyenne
N. C. McMurray
N. ©. McMurray
R. C. Rhode Island Reds
J. Be.niswander
E. 26Th Street
Plymouth Rocks
P. J. Hasse
Colorado Springs
R. C
Rhode Island Reds
Plymouth Rock
Niswander
Alfred
Collinat
J. Cashman
N. C
J. &. Niawander
B. J. Cashman
William DuBoise
W. C. Lowney
KR. K. Olde
Smith
W. M. Faust
C. F. Smith
Bmnrth
Forater
B. J. Bell
Boulder
Holliday and Morris
Mre. W. W. Fusselle
Theo
Theila
William DuBbois
Minoresa
Mra. J
All
G. Walton
Niwot
Firet
Aed
Pullew
Firwt
M. Manson
H E
Thompson
Bons
Peco
W. R. Greer
Awards Roll In For Poultry Shows Across Varieties
Prize winners are listed with multiple birds triumphing in classes such as Rhode Island reds, white and black orpingtons, mottled ancona, buff cochin bantam, and Cornish Indian games. Names include H. J. Haase of Colorado Springs, Mrs. G. A. Hawk of Pine Bluffs, N Alford, Mre W W Fusselle, and others across multiple breeds and categories.
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Halliday Morris
E. 2St Street
I. N. Hansen
City
Anconas
J. Cashman
Ray K. Olds
William Beall
Carpenter
Mia
J. OC. Fulton
E. J. Bell
Boulder
Colo
H. B. Hammond
Fort Collins
R. C. Brown
L. C. Sharp
Fred Douglas
Walter Roberts
A. F. Foster
C. White
I. Richards
S. C
Mailiam DuBois
L. Clark
Rhode Island Reds
F. C.alford
A. Hawk
Pine ‘Bluffs
F. C. Alford
W. ©. Lowry
Greeley
R. K. Olds
C. Black Orpingtons
R. K. Rhode Island
H. J. Haase
Colorado Springs
Glatke
McMurray
EB. J
Haase Firet
Hanson
Mre
Alford
Castro 15 given liberty on writ
Chpriano Castro was freed on habeas corpus by Judge Holt for illegal detention at Ellis Island and denial of counsel. He denied aiming to spark a revolution in Venezuela, claimed lost fortunes, and said he might return to Paris. He asserted no German-backed plot and described his financial ruin and departure from Venezuela in 1908.
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New York
Chpriano Castro
Holt
Elis Island
General Castro
Venezuela
United States
Paris
Gomez
France
Europe
Zoline
Supreme Court
Baker
Court of Appeals
Zoling
Indianapolis
Idianapolis
Newton Hardinge
World Metropolis Plan Merges New York and Jersey City
An open letter urges governors Wilson and Sulzer to consolidate New York City and Jersey City into a single world port. Dr. William Osborne McDowell of New York and Jersey City proposes the scheme, claiming it would connect global trade via railroads and save about 100,000 annually in direct charges.
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Jersey City
New York
Jan
New Jersey Meadows
New York City
Wilson
Sulzer
Willam Osborne McDowell
McDowell
Duel in Budapest Leaves Count Karoly Wounded
In Budapest Count Michael Karoly, a leading member of the opposition in the Hungarian lower house, was gravely wounded in a saber duel with Count Stephen Tisza, speaker of the lower house. The hour long fight produced 22 bouts and ended only from exhaustion with no reconciliation.
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Budapest
Hungary
Michael Karoly
Stephen Tisza
Tisza
Rockefeller to Testify Before Pujo Committee in Washington
William Rockefeller agreed via counsel to appear January 11 before the Pujo Committee in Washington as a witness in the house money trust investigation. The committee said Rockefeller would not endanger his safety if he travels given his fragile health.
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New York
William Rockefeller
Pujo
Washington
House Money Trust
Sanuel Unterweyer
Rocckefellers
Rockefeller
Bail set in dynamite conspiracy cases amid doubt
Chicago officials report a writ of supersedeas staying Indianapolis sentences for 82 dynamite conspirators with bail set at 1.1 million dollars. Attorneys express doubt about securing such bail while a few defendants may gain liberty pending appellate review.
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Chicago
As Persedeas
Indianapolis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ball
Ordear
United States Court of Appeals
Capitulation rumor hits adrianople fortress
Paris January 3 a rumor spread on the bourse that the Turkish fortress of Adrianople has fallen into the hands of the besiegers.
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Paris
Adrianople
Tullam
Turkish Vessel Blown Up Near Smyrna Harbor
The Turkish sailing vessel Theo dorce of 650 tons was blown up today at the entrance to Emira bay by a floating mine. The Turkish garrison on Chios, about 2000 men, surrendered unconditionally to Greek troops on the island.
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Smyrna
Asiatic Turkey
Theodorce
Emyrna Bay
Athens
Chios
Armas
New York Police Seek Detention of Rosenthall in Los Angeles
Police Commissioner Waldo of New York telegrams Los Angeles authorities asking for detention of H. Rosenthall alias OC i Rogers who was seen in Los Angeles with a mysterious woman linked to stolen jewelry. Rosenthall’s arrest signals a wider effort to crack a national distribution system for thieves and foresee arrests of bell boys with loot from Warrington and other burglaries nationwide.
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Los Angeles
Kiuelanner Waldo
New York
Rosenthal
Rosenthall
Warrington
Manmanslaughter convict to ride alone to Ohio penitentiary
Charles Schultheiss, convicted of manslaughter, is sentenced to one year in the Ohio state penitentiary. He plans to travel from Hamilton to Dayton and then to Columbus with only his word of honor as his guard, presenting commitment papers to the clerk.
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Hamilton
Charles Schultheiss
Ohio State
Dayton
Gard
Columbus
Spring Street
State Penitentiary
Renm
Warslaughter
Schultherea VI
Penitentary
Progressive conference to map state and national policy
A meeting of representatives from Michigan Wisconsin North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota was called for January 24 in St Paul. The purpose is to decide on a policy for state and national legislation with Governor Veuse of South Dakota expected to speak.
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ST. Paul
Jan. S
Michkeon
Wisconsin
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Veuse
Bouth Uabatste
Apeak
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Ryan
Frank M. Ryan
Wnitis
Herbert 8. Hockin
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Indiannapolis
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Krum
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