British hold U.S. steamer Denver at Kirkwall north of Scotland
The American steamer Denver carrying 7 000 bales of Norfolk cotton bound for Bremen is detained at Kirkwall Orkney Islands by British authorities. The owners ask the U S state department for representations. A proposal to seal hatches before departure is under discussion to ease passage for U S ships.
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Strong Showing for Wage Raise in Rail Arbitration
Chicago January session heard testimony on wage differences between western railroads and engineers at the Chicago Great Western. Allegations cited rich fees in the reorganization. figures quoted include 72 percent stake, stock injections, and a $16,000,000 underwriting fee for Morgan and Co.
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Demand for troops depopulates forts
Chicago report shows US soldiers on the Mexican border and in various states have reduced garrisons across twelve central department forts. Col Frederick notes 2013 force levels at 19,529 with 1,107 officers. current totals fall to 17,000s with 46 officers, 12 in Chicago, others spread among Sheridan Omaha Snelling Wayne Harrison Crook and related posts.
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Senator Stone Rebukes Lodge in Mexican Policy Debate
In Washington on January 6 Senator Lodge assailed President Wilson's policy over the urgent deficiency bill. He argued Washington should have recognized Huerta on broad international grounds tied to Vera Cruz. Senator Stone retorted that Lodge's remarks were purely partisan while Senator Borah anticipated a broader airing of Mexican policy soon.
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million Penrose campaign spending questioned in senate committee
Representatives Palmer and Rupley of Pennsylvania alleged more than 1 million dollars was spent for Senator Penrose’s re election. The senate elections committee resumed debate on a Norris resolution to probe senatorial campaign expenditures in Pennsylvania and nearby regions. They deferred action at Senator Oliver’s request to allow Penrose to decide if he will testify.
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Senate Acts On Leasing Of Public Lands
The Senate moves legislation to open public lands for leasing including coal and other minerals. The bill preserves water power oversight, shifts stock and bond supervision to the Interstate Commerce Commission, and sets state rights to appropriated waters while allowing joint use of lands for multiple purposes where a power site is located.
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Agricultural Short Course At University Of Wyoming
The second day of the agricultural short course at the University of Wyoming featured lectures on irrigation, plant food, and wool markets by Prof J C Pitfer, Mr W T Ritch, and Dr S K Loycheulet. Home economics demonstrations by Mrs Nellie Kedale Jones and Mrs Blanche M Olin highlighted morning and afternoon sessions for Laramie residents.
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Price denied divorce after milk drinking nightgown incident
New York January 6 Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum refused to grant artist Charles Matinel Price a divorce. The case centered on his wife seen in a nightgown taking milk from a man identified as Mr Graham. Price had eloped with Ruth Madden at 17, later separating and suing for divorce naming Mr Graham.
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Republicans Gain Control as Colorado Assembly Opens
The first session under Republican control opens in Denver with the House in a solid majority and the Senate fraught with potential deadlock. Observers expect an active agenda including state prostitution reform and industrial legislation as the 20th General Assembly begins.
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Forest officers consolidated at Lander in Wyoming
Forest supervisor Lee H. Cooper of Bonneville and J. Sutherland moved records from Dubois to consolidate the Lander area offices and transfer duties. Supervisor Poole will oversee the consolidation with Hobenville and Washakie forests. Peed W. Norrell, district supervisor from Denver, handles transfer details this week. Cooper will report to Denver for reassignment.
Railway Sabotage Suspected After Slow Train Delays
Disjointed OCR reads indicate a railway disruption near Ogden with early opening delayed. Reported vandalism and damaged signals prompted cautious operations as officials investigate the incident.
Kitchener Addresses Lords on Six Weeks of War
The Lords meet a month before the Commons with Lord Kitchener presenting a review of six weeks since prorogation. He notes Turkish defeats in the Caucasus and Austrian losses in Galicia, plus a notable check to Polish aspirations and progress in the Serbian front. Russian reports claim major Turkish corps annihilation and bold maneuvers against the Ottoman army, with captures and retreating Turkish forces described.
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Weather Forecast for Wonmbe Washington Hit by Snow
The Jan forecast for Wonmbe Washington indicates pale Thursday and Friday with wet snow. Strong winds and frigid conditions persist as the region braces for travel disruptions and temperature drops.
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Sanction Suit Looms Over Baseball during Fed League Bid
Proceedings set in Chicago with owners managers and national baseball commission summoned before Judge Landis on Jan 20 to determine the legality of the Federal League’s antitrust action and potential impact on the season as the case could reshape relations between organized baseball and federal authorities.
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Preparations Build for Denver Stock Show Week Festivities
Denver braces for a major Stock Show with nationwide attention. Preparations highlight exhibits, parades, and events aimed at drawing crowds and showcasing livestock, agriculture, and related industries. Officials expect record attendance and extended activities across Denver venues.
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