Mystery man killed by Talbot during Cheyenne arrest
Police Sergeant Rodger Talbot was shot and killed outside the Truckey building on Eddy Street in Cheyenne as a man of mystery, later identified with possible Sweden connection, attacked during an attempted arrest. The suspect wounded Officer Jack McFarland earlier. McFarland was expected to recover.
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Rodger Talbot
Truckey
Eddy Street
West Seventeenth
Eighteenth
Jack McFarland
John Johnson
Aberdeen
McFarland
Lfe
Eunice
Spaulding
Cheyenne
Max Schwartz
West Sixteenth Street
Denver Loan Company
Mary Schwartz
Schwarte
Jake Udevitz
Miss Schwarte
Sweden
Germany
Aseletantis
Siege Strains Grow at Adrianople Amid Food Shortages
Desperate reports from Adrianople tell of shrinking rations as authorities seize private food, vast sick crowds overwhelm hospitals, and the Bulgarian commander reportedly prefers starvation to surrender. Allied observers note evacuation efforts while peace talks hinge on Turkey’s stance.
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London
Adrianople
Red Cross
Hie Fopp
Turkey
Senate Demands Banker Testimony on 1900s Bank Trusts
Washington January 9 The Senate banking and currency committee unanimously voted to certify to Speaker for contempt George G Henry of Salamana and Company New York bankers who refused to name 24 officers of national banks involved in moving 50000 from a syndicate to market California petroleum stock The speaker sent the facts to the US attorney for DC to pursue possible criminal action Baker chairman of the First National Bank of New York testified about the First Securities Company which he said held stocks of various banks The company was formed to do business the government claimed the First National Bank should not do Baker noted he owned over half the Chase National Bank stock in 1908 None of that stock was held by the First National He could not confirm when acquired He offered to let the committee record the stocks he considered pertinent to the inquiry He discussed railroad stock transfer to the Securities Company and denied evasion of the banking act while noting the company paid dividends and carried a surplus of four million dollars He avoided asserting direct control of the First National Bank management and deflected a question about whether he would like to be so honest to claim such control.
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Washington, D. C
Banking and Currency Committee Today
George G. Henry
Salamana and Company
New York
Whhho
Money Trust Committee
National Bbkhka
California
House
United States
District of Columbia
Congress
George F. Baker
First National Bank of New York
Wall Street
J. Pierpont Morgan
First Securities Company
First Nina Bank
Baker
Chase National Bank
First National
Chase
Mr. Untermeyer
First National Perle
Paiment
Washington
Securities Company
Mr. Baker
Archibald Case Defense Ends in Senate Trial
Closing arguments in the Archibald impeachment trial defended Judge Robert B. Archibald as a man of integrity. The defense asserted he violated no law and urged the Senate to act within legal procedure, while House managers were accused of grounds not endorsed by prior court rulings. The other item notes the Indian appropriation bill passing the House with about 8 million dollars, including gratuities and treaty fulfillment funds.
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Washington D
Senate
Robert B. Archibald
United States
Archbald
House
Archibal
Washington, DB
Wool Exhibit Attracts Attention At Convention Show
The National Wool Warehouse exhibit in the Ellis building showcases wool grades and processing from raw fleece to finished products. Demonstrations include felting boots yarn making olive drab army sweaters and cloth aging. Live sheep displays and a center exhibit on poor packing raise buyer awareness.
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Ellis Building
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company
United States Army
Flk
Government Wins Over Lumber Trust in New York Case
The government secured a Sherman anti-trust victory in New York, ruling that consumers may buy lumber directly from wholesalers or manufacturers without rail transportation chains, a move officials deem a major curtailment of middlemen. Other trust cases remain pending across Colorado Wyoming and 25 states from Pennsylvania to the Pacific coast.
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Washington
Jan
New York
Lumber Trust
Department of Justice
Theoolorado and
Wyoming Lumber Dealers’ Association
Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
Firemen to arbitrate wage dispute on Erdman act
New York January . The firemen of eastern railroads agreed with managers to ask Martin A. Kane judge of the court of commerce and Charles P. Neil commissioner of labor to mediate under the Erdman act their controversy over wages and working conditions.
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New York
Martin A. Kane
Court of Commerce
Charles P. Neil
Explosion and Fire Kill Eight Aboard James T Staples
A river steamship explosion and fire on the Tombigbee near Power's Landing in Alabama sinks the James T Staples. Eight people are reported killed, Captain Tom Bartee is dead, and passenger Henry Momion is missing.
Domestic Discipline Exchange Over Dog Training
A brief domestic exchange features Mia and Peck discussing dog training. Mia claims progress will come with patience while Peck counters that the dog should mind them, noting mutual stubbornness in their own behavior.
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Peck
Mia
Will
Patiance
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Cites Snow and Cold
The Weather Bureau in The Weather, Washington reports Wyoming will see snow Friday in several areas with milder conditions in the southeast on Friday or Friday night. Saturday will bring colder air with likely snowfall.
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Washington
Furecast
Wyoming
National Wool Growers Open 49th Convention in Cheyenne
The forty ninth annual Wool Growers' association convention opened in Cheyenne with an invocation by Chaplain Stull and welcomed by Mayor Gill. Governor Carey addressed tariff protection and lease law issues while A J Knollin discussed range conditions, sheep numbers, and the need to reform the wool tariff. S W McClure outlined finances and the impact of policy on the industry.
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Wool Growers’ Association
Stull
A. J. Knollin
Chicago
Frank R. Gooding
Cheyenne
D. W. Gill
Carey
Wyoming
G. ©. Lively
Livestock Department
San Francisco
Althoug
Knollin
Wool Growers' Association
W. McClure
McClure
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
National Forest Reserve
T. Blake Kennedy
Foliday
National Warehouse Association of
Chiano
National Warehouse Association
Interesting Lecture on Mutton and Sheep Industry
Dr. BR A Ramsey Associate chief of the bureau of animal industry spoke last night on the value of mutton as a food and the sheep raising industry. He covered breeding feeding slaughtering cooling and proper cutting and cooking methods. Ramsey noted mutton nutrition equals beef and is more easily digested and discussed advantages for sheep raisers over cattle and hogs. Motion pictures illustrated meat investigation and tick eradication methods as part of a broader educational campaign.
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BR. A. Ramsey
Bureau of Animal Industry
Ramsey
Department of Agriculture
Ramney
Rameey
United States
Meamsey
Emaker
Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Gooding
United States Senate
D Miracle
J. J. Debbi
IV. M. RK. Knowles
Fon Vetnleht
H.C. Abbot
Sooty
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Talbot
Wan
Stranger
Schwartz
Udevitz
No Law
Omaha
Nebraska
Minneapole
West Seventeenth Street
Constantinople
Ment
Porte
Aegean Islands
Opin
Europe
Coprce
Turkeny
Lake Derkos
Beyika Bay
Dardanelles
Piremen
Wrather
National Wool Growers
Country
Salt Lake City
Association
Mr. McClure
FP. A. Elmwood
California Wool Growers’ Association
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