Senator Warren’s Land Theft Profits Revealed in 1910 12 Case
Collier’s exposes more on Senator Francis B Warren of Wyoming alleging a scheme using his military and appropriations positions. The paper cites a land purchase from Van Tassel for 18894 58 dollars and a 22460 government sale, yielding a 3565 42 dollar profit and ongoing grazing use of the land.
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United States
Wyoming
Committee On Appropriations
United States Senate
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Senator Warren
Poleountain
States Treasury
Fr. &. Warren Mercantile Company
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van Tassel
Albany County
Collier's
The Message and the Legislature editorial stance
A Wyoming Tribune editorial lauds the editor for guiding state affairs noting alignment with Governor Carey on many issues. It praises fearless condemnation of last Monday’s house events and urges readers to heed the editor as an oracle while awaiting legislative action.
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Wyoming
The
Tribune
Carey
the Tribune
Deming Riffs On Name Change Tale Stirring Town
The installment mocks Deming for a man named Manson changing his name after marriage and comments on women changing names. It mentions Speaker Pratt, a burned brake incident, and local legislators known by old names. The piece blends humor and satire about public figures and identity.
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Devin
Demin
Judas Ipeidd
Martin Luther
Mister Pratt
Manson
Frustrated frontier talk on war machine debate
Residents recount a tense scene in the legislature where lawmakers allegedly sold out to Warne masheen. A speaker vows to back frontier measures while anger rises over delays and political maneuvering. Hank Hawkins brandishes a gun in a heated show of defiance.
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Dad
Uv Frontier Base
Hank Hawkins
Legislature’s Sixth Day Controversy Shapes Public Finance
Legislative record shows the Contest Committee at work on bills concerning chattel mortgage execution for securing advances, officials’ salaries and duties, and preventing adulterated or mislabeled goods, as introduced by Mr. Chrisman. The debate covers amendments to sections of chapter 14 from 1911 session laws and the appointment of the state chemist.
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Chrisman
Wyoming bank director qualifications bill in Senate file No. 7
A legislative bill introduced by Mr. Stone proposes to amend and re enact section 4040 of the 1910 Wyoming compiled statutes concerning the qualifications of state bank directors. The measure includes provisions on food purity standards and kerosene and gasoline marking, and repeals conflicting acts as needed.
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Maine
Senate
Stone
Wyoming
Nordica to Headline Capitol Avenue Concert
Mme Lillian Nordica appears at Capitol Avenue theatre on January 27 in a highly anticipated concert. The renowned soprano promises a varied program including the Bri-King and English selections as she showcases her masterful voice and dramatic presence.
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
Mme
Lillian Nordica
Nordica
Melba
Tetrazaini
Norivalled
Steubenville eyes Wetzel as manager if bid succeeds
Steubenville plans a possible manager change with Sfine Wetzel as a candidate should the club secure him. The Western League may adopt a double umpire system in all games next season if approved. Pitcher Frank Herrington, brother of William Herrington, signs with Indianapolis for next season. Darby O'Brien campaigns among Cleveland semi pros to win a Duluth pennant next season. Louis Heilbronner, new Central League president, promises weekly playing averages next season.
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Steubenville
Ths
Sfine Wetzel
Lynn
New England Leaga
Frank Herrington
William Herrington
Indianapolis
Darby O’brien
Cleveland
Duluth
Louis Heilbronner
Orioles Choose Fayetteville as Spring Training Site
Manager Dunn personally inspected several prospective camps before selecting Fayetteville North Carolina for the team’s spring training. The Orioles will begin workouts under the sun in preparation for the season.
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Baltimore Orioles
Fayetteville, N. C
Dunn
Baseball Figures Show Busy Moves Across Leagues
Candy LaChance, famed Boston Red Sox first baseman, may coach the Connecticut Agricultural College team next spring. Joey Bills of Omaha plans Creighton Medical College while aiming to add MIO to his name when retiring from baseball. Lynn of the New England League challenges the National Board decision that awarded Irving Potter to Guelph in the Canadian League and will seek a case re-opening.
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Candy LaChance
Boston Red Sox
Connecticut Agricultural College
Joey Bills
Omaha
Creighton Medical College
Diamond
Lynn
New England League
National Board
Irving Potter
Guelph
Turn Them Into Cash By Selling Your Belongings
A call to action instructs readers to turn valuables into cash by listing items over the phone to a 94 number, urging quick conversions of belongings into money.
Shoshones Seek Concessions From Government at Wind River
A Wind River council petitions in Washington asking for trading freedom, Indian clerks, game preservation, farming tools, and self management. They demand equal rights to abandoned Fort Washakie buildings, mineral lease oversight, and self funded roads. A separate Arapahoe petition seeks joint tribal rights and water protections.
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Quebn Rogers
Rabbit Tall
John Tinbana
Showhone Council
Washington
Arapahoe
Wyoming
Burnett
Morse
Theis
Fort Washakie
Leason
Wind River Agency
Bull Lake
Bull Lake Creek
United States
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indians Lose Old Favorite
Joe McCarthy a popular Cheyenne Indian star departs for Kansas City and will join Wilkes-Barre after winter, leaving Cheyenne fans nostalgic for his center field heroics and Irish wit.
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Joe McCarthy
Cheyenne
Tribe of Bidwell
Kansas City
City of Ball Players
Wilkesbarre
Mac
Braves
Three Indians in City With Bright 1913 Season Prospects
The text notes three players from the Indians in this city with strong expectations for a successful 1913 season, highlighting their bright prospects and potential impact.
Sullivan Declared Incompetent By Sheriff Jury
In New York on January 22 congressman elect Tim Sullivan known as Big Tim, was judged incompetent mentally by a sheriff's jury. The verdict marks a dramatic turn for a longtime political power in the city.
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New York
Timothy D. Sullivan
Sullivan
Big Tim
Fire Gutts Rose Hamer Block and Nearby Buildings
A fire that started in the Rose Hamer block basement in St. Anthony Idaho gutted the block and several adjacent structures. Firemen faced frozen water pipes making suppression difficult and the town faced a total loss estimated at 250000 dollars.
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ST. Anthony
Idaho
Rose Hamer
Governor's Son in Boxin Bout in San Francisco
Archie Johnson son of Governor Hiram Johnson to box in the Pacific amateur welterweight championship tournament tomorrow night. He faces Erney Clank of Los Angeles, noted for cleverness and hard hitting.
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San Francisco
Archie Johnson
Hiram Johnson
Pacific Amateur Boxingournament
Erney Clank
Los Angeles
Bloomington Club Signs 20-Year-Old Lucas from Illinois Wesleyan
The Bloomington Club of the Three-I League signs a young collegian named Lucas. He stands 6 feet 2 inches tall, is 20 years old, and is still growing. He hails from Illinois Wesleyan University.
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Bloomington
Lucas
Illinois
Werleyan
Danderine Hair Cleanser Promises Faster Beautiful Hair
Promises a 25 cent bottle will cleanse dust and oil from hair Danderine improves softness shine and fullness. Claims to stop itching dandruff and hair loss by reaching roots and stimulating growth with daily use.
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Knowlton
Oklahoma Indians Reject Blanket Oil Lease Plan
In Pawhiska Oklahoma Osage tribal meeting, native leaders rejected a proposed blanket lease on 800000 acres of tribal and tribal lands. The vote backed Secretary of the Interior Fisher and President Taft, with lands valued at about 80000000 dollars. The tribe also elected new principal chiefs and councilmen.
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Pawhiska
Okla
Tary
Fisher
Taft
Veteran Geasler Plans Return With Blues Next Spring
The veteran Doc Geasler, who refused to report to Kansas City last year after being sold by Washington, is said to be attempting a comeback with the Blues in the spring.
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Doc Geasler
Kansas City
Washington
Blues
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