Osbornes Praise For Wilson and Bryan On Wyoming Visit
Hon. John E. Osborne first assistant secretary of state visited Cheyenne on his way from Washington to Rawlins. He praised the Wilson administration and Bryan, noting tariff and currency bills passage and the diplomatic service exams affecting 250 appointees. Osborne will return to Washington early next week.
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John E. Osborne
Washington
Rawlins
Wyoming
Osborne
Godrow Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Wiins
Ashington
U S Attorney Rebels Against Government in Helena
Helena dispatch reports United States Attorney A W Heidel refuses to resign, saying his removal is a political move to repay debts and bolster a political machine. The statement frames the action as improper and aimed at loyalty to a faction. He asserts duty to the office despite political pressure.
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Helena
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A. W. Heidel
Thnt
Postal rumor of Cheyenne mail division move debunked
A Cheyenne rumor claimed the railway postal division would relocate headquarters to Julesburg and Rawlins, with clerks moved from Cheyenne. Investigations at a government building conference with A M Reed and local officials found no contemplated change.
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Julesburg
Rawlins
Omaha
Ogden
Union Pacific
Oregon
A. M. Reed
Government Building
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Hofmann
Walker
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Industrial Club
Alex Hastie
Leader
Railway Mall
John H. Osborne
Dies of hiccoughs after two weeks’ attack
Kansas City news item reports David Clement aged 66 died early today from violent hiccoughs after a two week spell following Christmas revelry. Clement owned a controlling interest in several general and men’s furnishing stores across Kansas and Oklahoma. A remark about blues is noted in the report.
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Kansas City
David Clement
Clement
Kansas
Oklahoma
Cheyenne Printery Starts Large Calendar Factory
Manager W S Edmiston launches a new calendar factory in Cheyenne with 16 to 20 jobs this year and many more long term. The plant will produce deluxe wall pieces and lithographed art including western scenes and will employ 12 workers after July plus four traveling salesmen in Wyoming and nearby states. R J Horton aids setup as the firm competes with eastern makers.
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W. 8. Edmiston
Cheyenne Printery
Edmirton
United States
Europe
Lincoln
Wyoming
Edmiston
West
R. J. Horton
Seven Cottages Slide Down Steep Mission Hill
Seven houses in San Francisco's Mission District slid down a steep hillside after a landslide caused by recent rains. The cottages moved continuously, with one breaking and two falling out of plumb. Efforts to save some structures included propping them with large timbers.
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Cal
Mission District
Indians Lose Control At Arapahoe Dance In January 1914
A January 1914 Arapahoe tribal dance near Wind River ends in chaos as several young men, intoxicated, cause disturbances. Indian police intervened, a gun was drawn but not fired, and the crowd’s calm returned after the melee. The liquor provider faces arrest. the alcoholic youth may face charges.
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Arapahoe
Bla Thamb
Lraves
Diminken Judlane
Berby
Adjustment of Express Rates Today
A conference on fourth express rate adjustments begins with officials and rate experts from Adams, Siorhan, Globe, Wells Fargo and Western States Express companies meeting state railroad commissioners of Colorado, Arizona, Montana, California, Nevada, Idaho, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming in the state capital office. Commissioner EB A Morley of Montana will attend.
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California
Nevada
Idaho
New Mexico
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State Railroad
Comaleelow
Dr Richard Root Smith Sounds Alarm At Race Betterment Meet
Dr Richard Root Smith of Grand Tropida denounces fashion driven defects in women while saying the imperfect type has persisted through generations. The conference on race betterment features physicians debating female form and sterilization as a control measure. Dr Laughlin advocates sterilization and Dr Stephen Smith notes some men reach extreme ages though rare.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Jan
Richard Root Smith
Grand Tropida
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H. H. Laughlin
Stephen Smith
Carranza Alters Plans Move to Culican Border
General Carranza and his cabinet with General Lucio Blanco are moving toward Culican below Nogales on the Arizona border. The intended Chihuahua expedition has been abandoned for now.
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Gener
Lucio Blanco
Culincan
Nogales
Arizona
Chihuahua
Chip to Clash with Christie in Milwaukee Ring Tonight
Milwaukee Wis Jan 8 Onarge Chip a two time conqueror of Frank Klaud is set for a ten round middleweight bout with Gus Christie at the South Side Athletic club next Monday night Chip has risen to prominence by beating Klaus and earns respect from his peers Christie a hard hitting foe is expected to provide a stern test as Chip seeks another win in the ring
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Onerge Chip
Frank Klaud
Gua Christie
Milwauke
South Side Athletic Club
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le Gent
Jimmy Clabby
Chin
Bin
Klaus
Tommani
Grand Jury Hears Story In Moyer Deportation Case
In Houghton Michigan on January date Charles H. Moyer, head of the Western Federation of Miners, and Charles H. Tanner, its auditor, told the grand jury their version of the deportation incident from December 26. The session lasted under two hours at a Hancock hotel where they stayed after being brought in. Officials withheld details. The two men were guarded by deputy sheriffs and appeared under protection of the agency.
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Houghton, Mich
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Charles H. Tanner
Grand Jury
Fine Hotel
Hancock
Tie Orcard
Union
Progressive party in Iowa reveals full ticket plan
Iowa Progressive leaders announce a complete ticket for United States senator, eleven congressional districts, and all state and county offices. The full statewide conference is set for tomorrow in Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Towa
Jan
Iowa
United States
Clark makes another donation to art gallery
Former Senator William A. Clark of Montana donated $5,000 to the Wallin A. Clark awards at the Corcoran Gallery of Art, raising his total contributions to $27,000.
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ART
Washington
Antoinesment
Uwe Corcoron
Officials of New Haven Hope for Reorganization
Officials in New Haven press for a reorganization plan as Attorney General Mette olin and other executives travel from Washington to New York for talks. The group aims to secure a Justice Department agreement to restructure operations and proceed with the plan.
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Hope For
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Mette Olin
Bith Yin Willett
Hte
New York
Etiik
Department of Justice
Tellove Praditeut
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