Industrial club to elect officers and plan pamphlet publication
The Industrial club will hold its annual officer election on Tuesday January 20. Directors approved a smoker and luncheon at the club rooms that evening. A mass pamphlet on Wyoming progress in 1913 will be printed for distribution in the east and middle west. Officials expect strong attendance and include articles on dry farming and local industries. Messages from national leaders and a potential Rocky Mountain appointee to the interstate Commerce Commission were discussed along with a Wyoming mineral fertilizer venture.
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Industrial Club
Greater
Cheyenne Club
G. 8. Walker
Wyoming
State Leader
Denver Post
Laramie County
East
Middle West
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Dakotas
Bull Lake
Suffragists Move National Headquarters to Chicago
Mrs. Medill McCormick announces transfer of the National Woman's Suffrage Association congressional committee from Washington to Chicago. The move aims to centralize communication with state committees and enlarge the congressional organization under a new plan with state and district chairmen coordinating with congressmen.
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Chicago
Congressional Committee
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Washington
Medill McCormick
President Wilson Sees Business Adjusting to Reform Times
Gulfport Miss Jan 9 President Wilson praised business in adjusting to recent legislation and the era's spirit. He spoke to a Mississippi legislature committee noting tariff currency reforms and said he would read the anti trust message on return to Washington and confer with Democratic leaders. A House Judiciary panel draft outlines interlocking directors trade relations prices injunctions and damage suits in antitrust measures.
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Gulfport
Miss
Wilson
Mississippi
Congress
Washington
Capital
House Committee On Judiciary
Floy and McCoy
Parachute Prov es Lifesaving Moment in Flight
In Los Angeles on January 9, a Glen Martin parachute demonstration showed one of two women passengers stepping from a plane at 850 feet. She landed safely after a 75 foot fall, the parachute prior to unfolding, proving the lifesaving device workable.
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Los Angeles
Glen
Martin
Isadora Duncan's Driver Moveland Sentenced in Paris
Moveland, driver of the car that last April plunged into the Seine with Isadora Duncan and her children aboard, was sentenced in Paris to six months in prison and a $40 fine. Duncan Interceded on Moveland's behalf. prosecution suspended sentence.
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Paris
Moveland
Seine
Isadora Duncan
Migs Duncan
Snowball Fight Turns Violent. Boy Slashed By Stray Thug
In Minneapolis on January 10 a snowball fight ended when a stray missile struck a man who then chased and seized 16 year old Gustuck. He slashed the boy's throat with a knife and escaped. Gustuck is not expected to recover, say doctors at the hospital.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Fmer Guntuck
Guatuck
Gustuck
Moyer Defiant Amid Copper Strike Turmoil
In Houghton Michigan on January 9, Charles H. Moyer declares he will stay in the copper strike district as long as he pleases while union sources say ground jury proceedings will be challenged on legal grounds. Governor Ferris leaves without seeking a settlement as local industrial war continues.
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Houghton, Mich
Charles H. Moyer
Vernor Ferris
Open Light Gas Pocket Blasts Mound Coal Mine
An open light touching a mine gas pocket caused a blast at the Mound Coal mine on First Street Moundsville W V. About a thousand miners were at work six men near the blast were badly burned and feared fatally hurt. The explosion shook the town and a large crowd gathered at the mine mouth as rescue efforts began.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Mound Coal Company
Rebels Near Ojinaga as Villa Forces Advance
Reports from Ojinaga state General Villa's forces about 6 200 troops are approaching the town but no attack time is given officials doubt an assault will begin for several days. In Washington officials link Mexico’s revolution to Huerta's bank note circulation test and public support.
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Ojinaga
Federal Army
Villa
Wasilington
Jan
Mexico
Huerta
Moonshiner Dale Arrested After 29 Years Defying Revenue
John Dale of Arkansass western counties, 29 years resisting revenue officers, was found sleeping in woods near Caldwood and arrested by four US marshals on charges of operating an anti Holt still. His crude outfit and 200 gallons of liquor were seized and he was jailed.
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Waldron
Ark
Jan. C
John Dale
Arkansas
Here
United States
Dale
Army Officers Push Wyoming National Guard Inspections
Order No. 1 issued by Adjutant General W. K. Hart directs Wyoming National Guard commanders to prepare for annual inspections by regular army officers. It notes infantry companies must have at least 58 enlisted men and outlines inspection routes across towns from Cheyenne to Newcastle with dates in February. Sanitary organizations will also be inspected in Lander Basin Laramie and related towns.
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W. K. Hart
Wyoming National Guard
War Department
Cheyenne
Laramie
Burns
Wheatland
Third Regiment
Douglas
Lander
Thermopolis
Basin
Powell
Cody
Sheridan
Newcastle
All New England in One District
Bankers from five New England states and part of Connecticut endorsed a regional bank plan during a hearing in Boston. Secretaries McAdoo and Houston heard testimony from about 40 witnesses, with Stamford and New Haven opposing. The group favored including all New England in the district.
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Boston
New England
Connecticut
McAdoo
Houston
Committee On the Reserve Bank Organization
Startford
New Haven
Railroad President Survives Cordele Wreck Near Death
Macon Georgia January reports three killed and 27 injured in a wreck near Cordele. Georgia Southern and Florida railroad president John B Munson escaped with bruises after his private car overturned. He helped with rescue as details of dead and injured remained unclear from broken telegraph wires. Relief trains were dispatched from nearby towns.
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Macon
John B. Munson
Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
Cordele
Munson
Women’s schools roasted as inefficient and frivolous
Dr. Carolyn Gelwel of Shorter College told the National Conference that women’s colleges fail to prepare students for motherhood and marriage. She argued bachelors stay bachelors because spendthrift habits persist and graduates leave with little practical knowledge and excessive fashion concerns.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Wil Alunor
Ife
Carolen Gelwel
Shorter College
Rome
Gaax
Andaddrexe
Bali
Mountain Rescue Near Summit in Swiss Alps
A girl and a boy were found almost frozen today in a snow hut near the summit of a high Swiss peak in the Jura range. They attempted a ski ascent and were overtaken by biting weather and exhaustion, with rescuers rushing them to safety.
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Geneva
Pive
Dole
Senator Luke Lea Urges Unity and Arbitration
In St Louis Senator Luke Lea of Tennessee urged unity and nonpartisan leadership to combat social unrest. He argued prosperity requires balancing capital and labor and predicted future international disputes settled by an international court with enforcing power. He spoke amid calls for stronger global peacekeeping and a reforming domestic agenda.
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St, Louis
Socialien
Luke Lea
Tenneseve
Lea
International Court of Arbitration
International Court
Desperado Lopez Sighting Shifts From Utah to California
Mexican outlaw Ralph Lopez, linked to six killings, was reported in Los Angeles and Compton after escaping multiple air digs. Sheriff’s deputies pursued him in Compton without success as news traced his movements from Utah’s Apex mine near Hingham.
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Los Angeles
Jon
Ralph Lopez
Hingham
Sugar Trust Refuses to Reorganize
Negotiations between the American Sugar Refining Company and the Department of Justice collapsed today. If the trust refuses to meet reorganization demands, Attorney General McReynolds will aggressively pursue the Sherman anti trust suit. Earlier talks with Snowden Marshall and officials in New York had raised hopes for a settlement that are now dashed.
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Washiington
American Sugar Refining Company
Department of Justice
McReynolds
Snowden Marshall
United States
New York
Department
Prospector contest over land use dismissed in Cheyenne office
E Adams a veteran prospector from the Silver Crown mining district loses his case against Knute Willadsen as Hecelver Voorhees and Register Chaplin rule land is more valuable for agriculture than mining. Willadsen held the homestead claim defended by General Hoge Donselman. An appeal to the general land office in Wash is anticipated.
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E. Adams
Silver Crown
Knute Willadsen
Hecelver Voorhees
Register Chaplin
Cheyenne Land Office
Witlardsen
Hoge Donselman
General Land Office
Washington
Nephew of Senator Shoots Teacher in Madison
John Spooner nephew of former U S Senator shot and killed Miss Hinily McConnell 95 a school teacher at a Madison school then killed himself after calling her outside and firing without warning authorities report no reason given funeral of teacher noted and district president comments on industry proverb.
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Madison
Wis
John Spooner
United States
Hinily McConnell
Spooner
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Sugar Trust
Cheyenne Daily State Leader
Cheyenne State
Bhrontze
Eventa
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Peite Bchimelpfiing
Cheentio State Leader
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