Salt Lake Named National Wool Growers Headquarters 1914
Salt Lake City was selected as the 1914 convention site and national headquarters for the National Wool Growers Association. Officers elected include Frank Hagbarth of Spencer Idaho as president and L. L. Powers of Flagstaff Arizona as western VP, with A. J. Knollin as eastern VP. The body endorsed a tariff revision for wool, opposed meat and meat product cuts, backed a pure fabrics law, and supported funding to exterminate predatory animals. They approved transporting the National Wool Warehouse and Storage display and urged railroads to carry it free.
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Salt Lake City
Balt Lake
Frank G. Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
L. L. Powers
Flagstaff
Ariz
A. J. Knollin
America
Congressman Mondell
Wyoming
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company
Ellis
Charenne
National
Association
the Elks
T. B. Kennedy
Marie Buchanan
Susan Cahill
Cheyenne
Plains Hotel
W. McClure
Frank D. Miracle
Salt Lake
Clyde
Heber
Utah
Glap
Congreveman (Mondell
O Wree
National Wool Growers’oclation
National Wool Grower
F. G. Hagenbarth
Mt. Hagenbarth
Bankers Seek Release From Federal Parole Board
One hundred fifty prisoners at the Leavenworth federal penitentiary including five bankers will seek release at the quarterly parole board meeting Monday. Bankers named are Paul C. Gall of Indianapolis Jesse Slerahosky of Pittsburgh E Billingsley of Guthrie Oklahoma and W A Allen of Paris Texas.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Federal
Federal Board of Parole
Paul C. Gall
Indianapolis
Jesse Slerahosky
Pittsburg
E. Billingsley
Guthrie
Okla
W. A. Allen
Ovation For Freed Editors In Boise Jail Term
R E Sheridan C O Broxton and A R Crusxen were given an ovation after finishing a 10 day jail term for contempt of court. They had published a message from Colonel Roosevelt opposing the Progressive party’s ballot access.
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Boise
Idaho
R. 8. Sheridan
C. O. Broxton
A. R. Crusxen
Roosevelt
Wilson Speech in Chicago Courts Big Business and Fair Competition
President elect Wilson told the Chicago Commercial Club that big business can grow if it competes honestly and fairly. He urged opening trade to ordinary business and resources, criticizing insiders and conspirators who undermine the people and government.
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Chicago
Elect Wilson
Chicago Commercial Club
House Committee
Secretary to Orozco Arrested in El Paso
Ricardo Gomez Robelo, secretary to General Orozco the rebel leader, was arrested here tonight for violation of neutrality laws. It is reported General Blanco has been captured by rebels. The Hearth ranch manager near Madera appealed to the American government for troops to protect American property and lives.
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EL Paso
Ricardo Gomez Robelo
Orozco
Blanco
Madera
Mexican minister tours border to reassure investors
El Paso reports minister of foreign relations and Lloyd Griscom visiting northern Mexico to reassure foreign investors about the region. They met with officials of the Mexican Northwestern Railway and mine and ranch owners below Juarez to show the government’s defense along the frontier and discuss rebel depredations and stability.
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EL Paso
Texas
Madero
Pedro Iascura
Mexico
Laredo
Mexico City
Lloyd C. Griscom
Italy
Pan-American Society
Griscom
Department of State
Lascuraim
Mexican Northwestern Railway
Juarez
United States
Grisecom
Fort Bliss
Southern Pacific Plans Dissolution Procedure
Washington date1. Southern Pacific moves to elect a director to represent it in negotiations with Attorney General Wickersham on a plan to dissolve the Union Pacific Southern Pacific merger. The protective committee, formed to safeguard SP interests, will discuss only general dissolution phases.
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Washington
Southern Pacific
Wickersham
Union Pacific
Spreme Court
Protectiye Committee
Peter Forte Convicted of Wife Murder in Canon City
Peter Forte was found guilty of murdering his young wife Alice in Canon City. He received a life sentence at hard labor. Alice disappeared from their home on September 18 and her buried body was found days later by her brother. The verdict rested on circumstantial evidence.
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Canon City
Celo
Peter Forte
Alice
Irs
Forte
Senate Breaks Deadlock on Taft Appointments
Washington senators ended a standoff in an executive session to confirm Brigadier General Aleshire as major general and General Torney as brigadier general. This marks the first break in the stalled Taft appointment confirmations.
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Washington
Senate
Aleshire
Burkeom
Torney
Taft
Morgan Subpoena Sought In Shipping Trust Probe
Chairman Alexander of the house committee probing the shipping trust said a subpoena likely will be issued for J Pierpont Morgan. He may be required to explain the formation of the International Mercantile Marine which holds a $120,000,000 American corporation owning many foreign steamship lines Morgan is en route to Europe.
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Morgan
Ship Trust
Washington
Alexander
House
Shipping Trust
J. Pierpont Morgan
International Meresatila Marine
Europe
Senate to vote on Impeachment Charges against Judge Archbald
The Senate agreed to vote Monday afternoon on impeachment charges against Judge Archbald of the Commerce Court.
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Washington
Archbald
The
Commerce Court
Taft, Morgan, and Taft’s critics clash over an ideal state
President Taft’s New York speech critics accuse him of opposing reform and protecting Morgan and Rockefeller. The piece argues that demands for tariff revision income tax direct senate election and stronger trust enforcement reflect a square deal sought by the people. Manuel L. Quezon reports Philippine support for the Jones bill offering a provisional eight year autonomous government with eventual independence.
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Washington
Taft
New York
Morgan
Rockefeller
United States
Oil Trust
Manuel L. Quezon
Philippine Islands
Manila
Philippines
Philippine
Congress of the Philippines
Senate
Amundsen Arrives in New York for Visit
Roald Amundsen the South Pole explorer arrived in New York on the Liner & Paul for an intended visit to the United States. He landed this morning and preparations for his engagements in the country were under way.
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New York
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
Paul
Legislative session to unfold in Cheyenne big with intrigue
Cheyenne awaits the Twelfth legislature as the National Wool Growers' convention ends. Key figures include Speaker candidates Frank Hunter and Ez Emery for chief clerk, with Pat Sullivan out of senate presidency race. Expect broad labor and public utility bills, county division fights, and intense election contests.
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National Wool Growers’ Association
Cheyenne
Mains Hotel
Pat Sullivan
Senate
Bette
Birney Sage
Hoys
Crook
Hol Stone
Frank Hunter
E. J. Sullivan
Basin
Hunter
Pat
Ez Emery
Bob Taylor
H. N. Bunce
Laramie County
Taylor
Colorado
Public Utility Commission
Sibley
Railroad Commission
Powers of
Big Horn County
Man of Mystery Still Unknown
Police refrain from confirming the dead man’s identity two days after a shooting by Sergeant Talbot. Residents and visitors gather at Early’s undertaking house seeking clues while a Detroit and Oklahoma connection surfaces but yields no identification. Authorities note the case remains unresolved as questions about the man’s name and crimes persist.
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Ketan Donte Ai
Ryan Ut
Stephens
Claremore
Oklahoma
Early
Karly
Detroit
Mich
Paychlat
Thorouwehly
Hoad
Albot
Talbot
Pancraes
Atranger
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Gill
H. B. Anderson
Henderson
Hay & Blair
Woodrow Wilson
Amy
Nest Daily
Southern Pacifi
Washington, D. C
Phyllis Wistrand Lander
Phyliss
Mr. Taft
Phyllis
United States Steel Corporation
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Oh Ways and Means
Clyde H. Tavenner
Amundsen
York
Sullivan
Natrona County
Sheahoni
Fremount County
Star Valley
Uinta-Linola County
Elk County
Cokeville
Jackson's Holy
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K@uoyesd
Epirus
Frontien
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