Wealthy ranchman Mark Coad shot by former employee
Remains of Mark Coad are to be buried beside his wife in Shagticoke New York. Francisco Garrido the Spanish sheepherder who once worked at the Coad Ranch is accused of the killing after a wage dispute. Coad recently paid $20 000 alimony to Valeria Coad his common law wife in Nebraska and planned to move to Wyoming. The case highlights his colorful but controversial life in the west.
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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 Break Into Bands to Draw Federal Attention
A Chihuahua report quotes a junta member saying Insurrectos operate in small bands to occupy large federal forces and free other regions from surveillance while revolutionary movements grow. No fighting is reported.
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Chihuahua
Revolutionary Junta
Insurrectos
Congressional respect for Senator Elkins observed
Both houses adjourn in Washington to honor Senator Elkins and appoint funeral committees. The funeral is set for Elkine, West Virginia, Sunday morning with private services at the senator’s residence tomorrow. Santa Fe territorial supreme court also adjourns today in tribute to Elkins.
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Washington
Congress
Senator Elkins
Elkine
Santa Fe
Territorial Supreme Court
Tennessee Democrats May Block Session Over Seats
Nashville January 5. Regular Democrats refuse oath until fusionists drop tests to seats claimed by regulars. If they stay away there will be no quorum and the legislature will proceed by default for Governor Hooper's inauguration.
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Nashville
Tenn
Hooper
Million Dollar Bust in Alaska Bank Suspends Operations
Fairbanks, Jan. 6 The Washington Alaska bank with deposits around 1,000,000 suspended operations last night. Authorities cite a slump in confidence as the cause and say depositors will receive about 60 cents on the dollar.
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Alaska
Fairbanks
Washington-Alaska Bank
Jackson
Gold Bar Lumber Company
Tite
Policeman Fatally Shot in Spokane Home
Police Captain John Sullivan was shot through a window and fatally wounded while in his Spokane home. He had opposed releasing a convict who had earlier been paroled over his protests. Authorities continue to hunt the assailant.
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Spokane
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Weather Forecast Cloudy with Snow North Friday
The forecast calls for cloudy skies and snow in the northern region on Friday with continued cold conditions into Saturday. Snow accumulation and travel impacts expected. The report emphasizes wintry mix and layered cloud cover across the area.
Auction Plan of Disposing of Wool Ballantyne's Idea
Portland news reports the National Wool Growers Association debate on tariff policy and humane speed law for livestock trains. Samuel Ballantyne urges auction disposal of wool to break dealer hold, promote independence, and modernize marketing while criticizing old methods and the Roosevelt tariff stance.
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Ballantyne
Idaho Man
National Wool Growers’ Association
Portland
Ore
Humane Societies
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Peter G. Johnson
Idaho
Abel
Cain
Roosevelt
Samuel Ballantyne
Idaho Wood Growers Association
Grand jury indicts 22 in Times explosion case
In Los Angeles on January 56 the grand jury returned 22 indictments charging murder or related crimes tied to the Times building blast. Names are not expected to be released. two theories were presented, one dynamite conspiracy and another pointing to suspects Bryce, Schmidt and Kaplan linked to dynamite purchases.
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Los Angeles
Times
Times Buildig
Alexander
State Building Trades Council
Bryce
Schmidt
Kaplan
Woodrow Wilson Seeks Senate Victory in New Jersey
Jersey City N J January Woodrow Wilson speaking for James Martin argues against James Smith calling him tied to special interests. He condemns any split in the Democratic Party and likens party reform to removing a wart, urging unity to defeat Smith and oppose outside influence.
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Jersey City
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
James Martin
Senate
James Smith
Smith
Democrate
New Jerany
Hamilton Falla From a Aeroplane Not Hut
Dallas aviator Charles K. Hamilton fell twenty five feet from his aeroplane today when a high wind caused the craft to crash. The other aviators present refused to attempt a flight.
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Hamilton Falla
Dallas
Tex
Charlea K. Hamilton
Cheyenne Citizens urged to share Wyoming State Leader
A vintage appeal invites residents and business friends in Cheyenne to promote Wyoming opportunities by subscribing to the State Leader. Special mail rates are offered, promising to reach potential readers and expand interest with a phone call to the Leader office.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
TOU
Special Meeting Urges Cheyenne Water Precautions
Cheyenne officials convened a city council session led by Mayor L M Falien to address water waste and disease prevention. City Engineer Carlisle warned that 550 gallons per day per inhabitant are wasted, urging inspectors to curb waste and boil all domestic water. Fort Russell will receive water from the new system with surplus routed to lakes and filter beds west of the city.
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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 doomed wet vote in Colorado Springs
In Colorado Springs at the Antlers hotel Rev E H Adels of the Anti Salo on league said the meeting was packed and locals would oppose a wets expansion. C resin VP of El Paso Natl Bank argued prohibition failed and high costs pushed for regulated liquor traffic.
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Colorado Springs
Buennese
Antlers Hotel
Extu
E. H. Adles
Boulder Street
Hotel Robbery Fends Off Clerk as Thieves Steal 5000
In El Paso two masked men robbed the Angeline hotel early this morning after forcing the clerk to open the vault. They chained the porter in the basement and escaped with about five thousand dollars. No arrests have been reported.
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el Paso
Juv
Angeline Hotel
Pomerene Scocked In Spnatonsmi Atlee Pomerene Dems
In Columbus, January, Lieutenant Governor Atlee Pomerene stands as a Democratic candidate to triumph in the forthcoming election. The contest is set for Tuesday as Pomerene seeks a seat in the United States Senate.
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Pomerene i
Spnatonsmi
Columbus
Atlee
Pomerene Wesnoma
Democratic For United States
Tenaien
Democra
Pomerene
Baldwin will case tests completed after cross examination
Mrs. Lil Han Turnbull closed her testimony in the Baldwin will case after seven days of cross examination. Dr J W Truworthy testified he could not confirm Mrs Turnbulls marriage but his records list Mrs Baldwin and he admitted reporting the birth of Mrs Turnbulls child as Baldwin's. Mrs Margaret Holmes testified that Mrs Turnbull claimed marriage by contract in 1897.
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Los Angeles
Lil- Han Turnbull
Baldwin Will
J. W. Truworthy
Beatrice Anita Turnbull
Baldwin
Suit Against Steamship Trust Declared Friendly by Lines
New York January 6 officers of the steamship lines issued a statement calling the government suit a friendly action to define rights in cooperating to regulate dealings. They offer to discontinue any illegal practices. District Attorney Wise insists 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 Sale of 50-head breeding string planned
New York reports Senator Joseph W. Halley of Texas will retire from horse breeding and sell his entire trotting stud of about fifty head at public auction next month. The stallion Prodigal 2 16, age 25, will be excluded from sale. The announcement comes from New York agents authorized to conduct the sale.
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New York
Joseph W. Halley
Texas
Prodigal
Dramatic scene at criminal courts building in New York
In New York a banker named Joseph G. Robin denied claims by an elderly Brooklyn couple Rabinovitch that he was their son. The couple, including a sister Dr. Louise Robinovitch, confronted Robin who refused their assertion and the scene grew emotional as the old woman pleaded.
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New York
Joseph G. Robin
Brooklyn
Rabinovitch
Robin
Louise Robinovitch
Criminal Courts
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