Oregon man believed killed in Wyoming gunshot murder
Coroner Y Beard reported new findings in the death of Robert Broyles found eight miles northeast of Cheyenne. The jury ruled the January 1911 shooting an unknown party murder, with identity tied to a Cottage Street Salem, Oregon address and a key ring pocketed in the body.
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Y. Beard
Cheyenne
Asa L. Singleton
Fort Russell
Robert Broyles
Cottage Street
Galem
Ore
Kenneth Martin
East Twenty-first Street
Oakland
Cal
Beard
Martin
Lieutenant Singleton
J. T. Hell
Clyde
Laramie County
Wyoming
Boyles
Hughes
L. Rigdon
Wilfrid O'Leary
Carnegie Trust Company Closed by State Banking Department
The defunct Carnegie Trust Building holding deposits of 8.9 million was shut by the State Banking Department. The closure followed problems tied to Joseph G Robin, the jailed banker. New York City funds totaling 156000 remained at risk as City Chamberlain Hyde was absent, with Deputy Chamberlain Walsh noting creditor protection.
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Carnegie Trust Company
New York
Carnegie Trust
Charles H. Hyde
Larry Walsh
Berlain
Prendergasat
City Chamberlain
Arguments Concluded in Tobacco Trust Case
Washington January 11 closing arguments in the Tobacco Trust case were heard before the supreme court. Junius Parker for the company argued that the size of an organization does not prove monopoly while Attorney General Wickersham contended intent to restrain trade defined the case.
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Washington
Tobacco Trust
Supreme Court
Junius Parker
Wickersham
Portugal Rail Strike Paralyzes Railways Nationwide
Lisbon reports a nationwide railway shutdown as strikes by petrikers halt all rail traffic. Authorities describe the action as orderly, with workers across the country participating.
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Portugal
Lisbon
Petrikers
Big New York Fire Injures Dozens at West Twenty-seventh Street Tenement
Fire swept a four story building at No 160 West Twenty seventh Street trapping eight foreign tenants. Firemen lowered frightened residents from upper floors as crowds of about a thousand watched. Damage estimated at 2500 dollars.
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Big New York
New York
West Twenty-seventh Street
Freman
Bute
Spe
Senator Hughes of Colorado Dies in Denver
Charles James Hughes Jr., junior senator from Colorado, died in Denver on January 11 from Perniciong Anemia and Myelitis. Born in 1863 at Kingston, Missouri, he built a legal and teaching career before entering politics, and was a life long Democrat and noted speaker. Public mourning spread as discussions began on his successor and likely contenders including Rh W Speer and Aly Adams. Governor Bhafroth was also mentioned as a future possible successor two years hence.
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Denver
Colo
Charles James Hughes, Jr
Colorado
Kingston
University of Missouri
Richmond College
Miarcard Law School
Rh. W. Speer
Aly Adams
Speer
Bhafroth
Gugsenbétn
Will Fight Freight Rate Increases In Texas
Fort Worth Tex Jan 11 Samuel H Cowan declared before the National Live Stock association that the proposed freight rate increase violates the Sherman law and should be vigorously opposed. Ike T Pryor of Texas accused the Santa Fe System of profiteering by 69 percent. The transportation committee urged the executive committee to meet with traffic agents to set a minimum based on service rendered for five stock categories.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Samuel H. Cowan
Ike T. Pryor
Texas
Santa Fe
Committee On Transportation
Five Men Missing After Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Fire
A fire at the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce building left five men missing and sixty injured. The collapsing wall was braced, fire smoldered in debris, and recovery could take days. Reporter George Hayman entered the building before the roof fell and has not been seen since.
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Cincinnati
Ige
Chamber of
Be veridge Blocked From Pushing Lorimer Vote
Washington January 1 Chairman Burroughs of the senate privileges and elections committee refused Beveridge’s request to set a day for a Lorimer vote. He would not name a day as no senator supporting Lorimer had spoken.
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Beveridge
Lorimer
Washington
Jan
Burroughs
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Today
Heveridge
Halal 18 P SPM Election In New York Senate Fight
Two facts emerged in the New York senatorial battle as Charles F. Murphy said he and Tammany Hall oppose Edward M. Shephard with Mayor Gaynor. A legislator urged Bleperford’s selection in a letter.
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HALAL
New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Tia
Edward M. Shephard
Gaynor
Blepford
Bribery Charge Clouds Isaac Stephenson Senate Bid
Madison January 11 a state Senate Investigation committee report declares Isaac Stephenson’s primary and Senate nomination null and void due to bribery and corrupt practices. The probe cites Stephenson expending 107000 dollars in the campaign and urges sending the report to the United States Senate.
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Madison
Wis
United States Senate
Isaac Stephenson
State Senate
McGovern
House
Senate
Stephenson
Offer of 850000 Purse for Kauffman and Johnson
Chicago Jan 11 H H Frazee and Jack Gleason offered a purse of 50000 for a bout between Kauffman and Johnson in London during Coronation Week Kauffman accepted Johnson expected to reply tomorrow and the champion is thought to act quickly on the offer.
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Chicago
H. H. Frazee
Jack Gleason
Kauffman
Johnson
London
Republicans in caucus name Clark for the senatorhip
The Wyoming Republican caucus endorsed Clarence Dr. Clark for reelection to the United States Senate. Forty five legislators attended. only Fred H. Blume opposed the indorsement. The session arranged committee seats and an appropriation bill draft followed. House organization and reading clerk nomination battles highlighted party lines.
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House
Senate
Clarence Dr. Clark
United States Senate
Wyoming
Clarke
Keefe Hall
Davis
Sedwood
H. Hardin
Sheridan County
Boloe
Hart
Big Horn County
H. Lor
Carbon County
Carbon County Is Listed On A Floodpatter. Roll Call
Fred H. Blume
Clark
Eugene Hoyt
Crook County
Taylor
Illneus
Mary Bellamy
Johnson
Crook
Sheridan
Albany
Fremont
Sweetwater
Converse
Ulhta
Carbon
Natrona
Weston
Laramie
Bix Horn
Crosby
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Prairie
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Garnegie Trust
Caritegcie Trust Co
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Neilson
Twentyfirst
Sen
Wisconsia
Legislative Committee
Kauffman and Johnson
Senator Clark
Robert Taylor
Lare
Col Pon
Cheyenne State Lowadyr
Cheyenne, Wyo
Blreetor County
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