Sugar Trusts Pay $700000 Into Treasury
The American Sugar Refining Company deposited 700000 dollars in cash in the United States treasury as a compromise of civil liabilities in the sugar drawback frauds at New York. Secretary McAdoo likely will accept the money, with district attorneys and Department of Justice urging acceptance. The move settles only civil claims and does not affect possible criminal proceedings.
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Washington
American Sugar Refining Company
United States Treasury
New York
MaceVagh
Department of Justice
Pastor Declares Church Has Become Dissolute
Meriden Connecticut January 9 The Rev Dr Du Bois HM Loux pastor of the Congregational church who has embraced socialism and written a novel presenting his theories on social problems read his resignation and left the pulpit amid strong remarks about the church losing its moral footing
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Meriden
Conn
du Boils HM. Loux
Congregational Church
Resignation Letter Critiques Organized Christianity’s Decay
The pastor, in his resignation note read at yesterday’s morning service, argues that organized Christianity has become a dissolute social club. He says it leans toward wealth and comfort, muffling core doctrines to avoid offense and maintain cultural relevance.
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Tion
Christ
Representative Goes Home to Farm Nightly
Edwardeville Illinois January a sickly period during the opening of the Illinois legislature drove Representative William Dickman to return 130 miles to his Edwards ville farm each night. He endures electric lights and fatigue from the ride hoping for moonlit pastures near his cottage and will spend 41.06 per trip for the car fare.
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Edwardeville
William Dickman
Illinois
Springfield
Edwardsville
Dickman
Weather Outlook Shows Snow and Cold Wave
Forecast calls for unsettled conditions with snow and much colder air. A cold wave is expected Tuesday and Wednesday bringing new snow and sharply lower temperatures.
Russian Bride Married in First Cheyenne Orthodox Ceremony
Miss Aronov, a pretty Russian girl, traveled from her homeland to wed Louie Vita in Cheyenne. Rabbi Immerman presided, marking the first Orthodox Jewish marriage performed in the city with about a hundred friends and relatives in attendance.
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Russia
Miss Aronov
Louie Vita
Immerman
Cheyenne
State Humane Agent cites funds shortage in December report
Frank T. Bright, state humane agent, reports few cases in December due to lack of funds. The board notes five cases and will push legislators to increase appropriations for humane work.
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Frank T. Bright
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Garry
City Briefs Flour Trot Musted in Cheyenne
Local notes report a jumble of items from Cheyenne including a theater note on a flour sale, legal appointments, a hotel incident, a mayor’s watch presentation, vacation returns, a judge’s recovery, a lecture, new incorporations, and marriage licenses. The stream weaves through city life with brief updates on officials, crime, and community events.
Woodmen to Welcome Chief Consul Hoover at Phoenix Hall
Woodmen of the World will host Deputy Head Consul J. J. Hoover of Denver with a public reception at Keefe hall in Phoenix camp on Wednesday January 11 at 8 p m. The event includes a program and concert in the early evening and dancing later.
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Hoover
Keefe Hall
Phoenix Camp
Woodmen of the World
J. J. Hoover
Denver
Thirty Saloon Licenses Issued In Cheyenne For 1911
City authorities led by City Marshal Ingalis collected licenses from thirty Cheyenne saloons for the year 1911, totaling an amount of 30000 dollars.
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Agsistant
Ingalis
Cheyenne
Tubercular Cattle Inspection Leads to Destruction
The Glen veterinarian department conducted tubercular testing on cattle from Alicen Head of Fine Oat Place, Und., to Jackson, Wyoming. Three animals reacted to the test and were destroyed as a result of the examination.
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Glate Veterinarian
Aimee
Davie
Alicen
Jackson
Wyo
Newspaper Men Are Johnnie on the Spot
Reporters from multiple papers arrive in the city amid legislative sessions and political mobilization. Editors Crawford Hopking Lewis and others from the Sun Times Reaper and Banterprise travel with a cadre of operatives, signaling intensified press involvement in the upcoming season.
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F. Crawford
the Sun
Siitega
G. Hopking
the Times
Wheatland
Ewis
Iowan
MacGlasb
Cody
Wayden M. White
Edie
Rebels Surrender after Batopilas engagement
Seventy three rebels involved in the Batopilas action surrendered to federal authorities in Mexico City and returned to peaceful life. Four leaders remain in custody. Reports from Guerrero claim that government representatives and citizens were executed by the revolutionists.
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Mexico City
Guerrero
Attell Narrowly Beats Brooklyn Opponent in Ten Round Fight
In Brooklyn Abe Attell barely fends off Jon Coster in ten rounds. Coster had a shade the better early, but Attell pressed the pace and landed a solid right to the jaw near the end, drawing the bout to a close with a determined rally.
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New York
Jon Coster
Brooklyn
Abe Attell
Attell
County editors to lead Democratic party fray in two counties
Editor White of the Voice Buffalo and Editor Wendt of the Mountaineer will figure prominently as leaders in their counties in the Democratic party. White sits in the Johnson county legislature delegation, while Wendt is a Fremont county delegation member.
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Voice
Buffalo
H. J. Wendt
Mountaineer
Lander
White
Johnson County
Wendt
Fremont
Negro Holds Polson At Bay In Chicago
Chicago police raided a barn siege at 3141 South Bark Avenue after John Wright held officers at bay with a rifle for about an hour. Wright fired several times but caused no injuries before Lieut. Joel Smith and five patrolmen captured him without further gunfire. Wright’s associate John Franklin said Wright had a pint of diluted alcohol earlier that day.
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Chicago
John Wright
A.odogen
South Bark Avenue
Joel Smith
Lieut. Smith
London
Tieut. Smith
Maine Sunk by Internal Explosion Sparks War Era Remarks
The Maine sinking triggered the Spanish American War era fears and debate. Officials expect to raise the hull by April and determine the cause during the recovery process. Concern exists that the ship may break apart during lifting, but authorities vow to learn the sinking's cause.
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Spain
Maine
Maina
Race From Cheyenne to Father’s Deathbed
Daisy Hering made a 420 mile high speed car trip from Cheyenne to Greeley to reach her dying father Chester O Hering. She departed Saturday afternoon and arrived at 2 45 Sunday morning after a rapid drive that beat the midnight deadline set by physicians. Her fiancé’s mine blast death and her own upcoming marriage framed a grim week.
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Colo
Daisy
Cheyenne
Wyo
Chester
Hering
Greeley Hospital
Philciana
Wheatland
Mia. C. G. Paul
Greene and Gaynor Expected Paroled Early in Savannah Case
Benjamin D. Greene and Jovy Gaynor, convicted in the Savannah harbor contract fraud case, have reduced their four year sentences to three years and one month by good behavior. They now have only about a month remaining in federal prison.
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Allanta
Jan
Benjamin D. Greene
Jovy ¥. Gaynor
Savannah Harbor
Randa
Indian costume fire fatality at Fort Madison
Beale Payne aged 42, daughter of a local department store proprietor in Fort Madison, died from burns suffered while playing Indian with others. Her costume caught fire as she attempted to jump over a campfire, and she succumbed to injuries today.
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Fort Madison
Beeale Payne
Tore
Classification of Lands Increases Value in West Coal Lands
Washington January 9 The geological survey reports that since 1908 the classification and valuation of government west coal lands raised the land value by more than 400 million dollars. It appraised 14 682 849 acres with some tracts valued above 400 per acre and set total land value at 625 944 849 dollars under tonnage based pricing.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Lands Restored to Entry Under Coal Law Estimates
A government survey estimates that lands eligible for restoration would have cost 212 million dollars under the coal law, a shortfall of more than 400 million. It recommends restoration of 39,908,199 acres as non coal lands for entry within the period.
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Arsa
Attempted burglary at Hynds home on Twenty second street
Police respond to a break in at Harry P. Hynds residence 420 Twenty second street when burglars attempted entry in the absence of the family. A colored servant reported seeing men at the door and officers searched the scene but found no intruder.
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Rob Hynds
Harry P. Hynds
Citizens urged to support State leader subscription drive
A brief appeal to Cheyenne residents invites them to subscribe to the State leader by mail. Rates listed cover one year eight dollars seventy five cents, six months two dollars, and three months one dollar, encouraging letters, calls, or written contact with the State leader office The Carey Ava, phone 93.
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State Leader
Carey Ava
The Neal Method Modern Drink Cure Promise
An advertisement touts an internal treatment to cure drink habit without injections. It claims rapid three day results under physician supervision and offers refunds if not complete. Contact details list Douglas Omaha and Grand Island Nebraska locations with confidential bank references.
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Neal
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