Wealthy ranchman Mark Coad killed by former employee
The body of Mark Coad, aged Wyoming rancher, is to be buried beside his first wife in Shagticoke New York. Francisco Garrido, a Spanish sheepherder, is accused of shooting him at the Normandie hotel in Cheyenne. Coad recently paid $20,000 alimony to his common law wife Valeria Coad of Lincoln Nebraska.
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Mark Coad
Normandie Hotel
Francisco Garrido
Coad
Little Horse Creek
Shagticoke
N. Y
Mark J. Coad
Cheyenne
Omaha
John Coad
West
Valeria Coad
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Wyoming
Insurrectos Spread in Small Bands Across Mexico
In Chihuahua on January 5 a junta member said Insurrectos operate in small bands to distract federal troops and free other areas from surveillance while revolutionary movements grow. No fighting was reported.
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Chihuahua
Revolutionary Junta
Insurrectos
Congress Adjourns For Senator Elkins Funeral
Both houses adjourn in respect to late Senator Elkins and appoint committees for his funeral at Elkine West Virginia Sunday morning. No public ceremonies. private services to be held at the senator’s residence tomorrow. Santa Fe territorial supreme court also adjourns in Elkins tribute.
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Washington
Congress
Senator Elkins
Elkine
Santa Fe
Territorial Supreme Court
Tennessee Democrats May Block Session Over Inauguration
Nashville Jan 5 The reg war Democrats still block legislature meetings and Hooper's inauguration fusionist. Forty one regular Democrats refuse oath until fusionists drop disputes over seats, leaving no quorum and the session may proceed by default.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hooper
Million Dollar Bust Shakes Alaska Bank
Fairbanks Alaska Jan 6 The Washington Alaska bank with deposits of 1 000 000 suspended last night. Officials cited the lure of Vice President Jackson to realize on money invested in the Gold Bar Lumber company. Depositors are promised 60 cents on the dollar.
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Alaska
Fairbanks
Washington-Alaska Bank
Jackson
Gold Bar Lumber Company
Tite
Police Captain Sullivan fatally shot in Spokane home
Spokane January 5 police Captain John Sullivan was fatally wounded when a bullet was fired through a window while he sat in his home. Investigators seek a recently paroled convict who opposed Sullivan during his protests.
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Spokane
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Weather forecast of snow in north region this weekend
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with snow in the northern area on Friday and Saturday. Temperatures remain cold with possible accumulation and slippery roads in exposed areas.
Auction plan of disposing of wool Ballantyne's idea
Portland reporter details the National Wool Growers Association meeting with emphasis on a proposed auction system to dispose of wool output. Peter G Johnson criticizes tariff policy and Roosevelt era policies while Samuel Ballantyne argues for centralized wool storage and an independent buying system to break dealer control. The talk stresses modernization, scale, and improved wool handling from shearing to market.
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Ballantyne
Portland
Ore
Humane Societies
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Peter G. Johnson
Idaho
Abel
Cain
Roosevelt
Samuel Ballantyne
Idaho Wood Growers Association
National West
Grand jury indicts 22 in Times explosion case
In Los Angeles on January 56 the grand jury returned twenty two indictments all charging murder or related offenses connected to the Times building blast. Names unlikely to be disclosed as arrests may not have been made. The panel weighed two theories: a dynamite conspiracy per Mayor’s investigation committee or a plan by dynamite buyers linked to Bryce Schmidt and Kaplan.
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Los Angeles
Times
Times Buildig
Alexander
State Building Trades Council
Bryce
Schmidt
Kaplan
Woodrow Wilson Discourses On Party Warts in Jersey City
Woodrow Wilson, campaigning for James Martin against James Smith, denounces special interests and warns against party splits. He says compromising the party is like removing a wart and asserts bold action over cowardice. He frames the critique as non personal.
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Jersey City
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
James Martin
Senate
James Smith
Smith
Democrate
New Jerany
Hamilton Falla From an Aeroplane Not Hut
Dallas Texas January 5 Charlea K Hamilton fell twenty five feet from his aeroplane when it was caught by a high wind The other aviators present refused to attempt flight.
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Hamilton Falla
Dallas
Tex
Charlea K. Hamilton
Special subscription offer for Wyoming Leader mailed to Cheyenne
Citizens urged to recruit friends and businesses to Wyoming Leader. Rates shown: one year 5.75, six months 3.00, three months 1.00. Readers invited to phone the Leader office if too busy to write, and a crew will handle the rest.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
TOU
Cheyenne State Leader
Wyo
Sunday State Leader
Special Council Meeting Warns of Water Waste In Cheyenne
Cheyenne Mayor L M Falien calls a special council meeting attended by all council members to address rampant water waste. City Engineer Carlisle cites 550 gallons wasted daily per inhabitant and 700 gallons total per person with a plan to boil drinking water and redirect supply from Round Top reservoir to Fort Russell and local lakes.
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L. AR. B Falien
C. C. Carlisle
Faust
Carlisle
Cheye
Fort Runsel
Round Top
Frontier Park
Fort Russell
Allhree
Fort Russel
Ots
Ministers Claim Mass Meeting Packed for Wet Drive
In Colorado Springs on January 5 a crowd gathered at the Antlers hotel to back extending wet privileges for the city. More than 200 residents attended as Rev. E. H. Adles and others argued the meeting was packed and that prohibition supporters would oppose the wet movement. C resin, vice president of the El Paso National Bank, and local leader Hemming defended regulated liquor traffic, while opponents blamed prohibition for high costs and urged repeal as the only solution.
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Colorado Springs
Buennese
Antlers Hotel
Extu
E. H. Adles
Boulder Street
Hotel Robbery in El Paso Nets About Five Thousand
Two masked men held up the Angeline hotel clerk and porter early this morning forcing the clerk to open the safe and driving both men to the basement. They robbed the depository of about five thousand dollars. no arrests have yet been made.
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el Paso
Juv
Angeline Hotel
Pomerene Seen as Likely U S Senate Candidate
Colubmus January report indicates Lieutenant Governor Atlee Pomerene is positioned in the Democratic race for United States Senate to succeed the late or retiring incumbent. Pomerene expected to be elected Tuesday in the upcoming primary or election.
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Pomerene i
Spnatonsmi
Columbus
Atlee
Pomerene Wesnoma
Democratic For United States
Tenaien
Democra
Pomerene
Baldwin Will Case Returns to Court With New Testimony
After seven days of cross-examination Mrs. Lil Han Turnbull finished her testimony in the Baldwin will case. Dr J W Truworthy testified he noted entries under Mrs Baldwin and reported the birth as Beatrice Anita Turnbull with Baldwin as father. Margaret Holmes testified that Mrs Turnbull said in 1897 she had married Baldwin by contract.
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Los Angeles
Lil- Han Turnbull
Baldwin Will
J. W. Truworthy
Beatrice Anita Turnbull
Baldwin
Suit Against Steamship Trust Declared Not Formality
New York January 6 officers of the steamship lines issued a statement calling the government's suit a friendly action to clarify co operation rights in business. They said any illegal practices would be dropped and the action aims to determine legality. District Attorney Wise contends the suit is not friendly but serious.
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New York
Steamship Trust
Steamship Lines
Dbualnens
Wise
Senator Bailey to Give Up Horses
New York dispatch reports Senator Joseph W Halley of Texas will sell his trotting horse breeding stud and retire from breeding. About fifty horses are to be auctioned next month by New York agents, with the exception of the stallion Prodigal 2 16 now aged 25 who will not be sold.
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New York
Joseph W. Halley
Texas
Prodigal
Dramatic scene as banker Joseph G Robin denies
In New York a newspaper man finds an elderly Brooklyn couple Rabinovitch claiming Robin is their son. At the criminal courts building Robin and his sister Dr. Louise Robinovitch deny the pair. The woman exclaims My son and tries to embrace him. Robin refuses.
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New York
Joseph G. Robin
Brooklyn
Rabinovitch
Robin
Louise Robinovitch
Criminal Courts
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