Senator Warren Accused of Land Theft and Profits
Collier's alleges Senator Francis B. Warren used his military affairs influence to obtain land in Wyoming for maneuver grounds. The paper claims Warren, via a dummy company, bought land for 18 894 58 and later sold part to the government for 22 460, netting 3 565 42 with 20 acres remaining plus grazing use of the land.
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United States
Wyoming
Committee On Appropriations
United States Senate
Republican Party
Warren
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 review
Wyoming's Tribune editor defends governor favored measures and urges careful legislative action. The piece criticizes last Monday's house incident, lauds the editor's stance, and calls readers to heed his guidance while noting ongoing investigations.
Deming Gun Also Blazes Over Name Change Rumor
The piece mocks Deming for printing a tale about a man named Manson changing his name after marriage. It contrasts views on whether name changes are crimes or trivial, noting reactions from Pratt and others, and jabs at politicians who keep old handles. The rant lampoons public figures and social habits in a heated, humorous tone.
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Devin
Demin
Judas Ipeidd
Martin Luther
Mister Pratt
Manson
Frontier anger over legislator actions and Warn hedge incident
A first person account laments legislators who backed Warne machine and taunts Democratic foes. The speaker vows frontier resolve if lawmakers return home to fix Pratt and related issues, recounting a confrontation and a gun tied to Hank Hawkins in a tense stand.
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Dad
Uv Frontier Base
Hank Hawkins
Legislature’s Sixth Day Contests Committee At Work
The sixth day of the legislative session shows the contest committee active with continued debate on a measure concerning chattel mortgage execution to secure future advances and proposed amendments to sections of chapter 14 from 1911, detailing appointer duties and salaries for a chemist role and actions to curb adulterated and misbranded products. The discussion references bill introductions by Mr. Chrisman and notes intentions to prevent manufacture sale and transportation of deleterious goods.
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Chrisman
Wyoming 1910 Bank Directors Bill Intro Senate File No 7
A bill to amend and reenact section 4040 of the 1910 Wyoming statutes concerning qualifications of state bank directors. The measure also references provisions on foods, medicines, kerosene standards, and corporate prosecutions, repealing conflicting acts. Introduced by Mr. Stone as Senate File No. 7.
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Maine
Senate
Stone
Wyoming
Nordica to Appear in Capitol Avenue Concert
Prominent soprano Lillian Nordica will perform at Capitol Avenue Theatre on January 27 in a solo concert noted for a varied program, engaging artistry, and a famed rendition of the "Bri-King." The program may include English selections as Nordica advocates singing Wagner in English.
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
Mme
Lillian Nordica
Nordica
Melba
Tetrazaini
Norivalled
Steubenville eyes Wetzel as future manager
Steubenville circles a future manager target in Sfine Wetzel as talks intensify over landing him for the Interstate berth. The Western League contemplates a double umpire system in all games next season if approved. Frank Herrington, brother of William, signs with Lynn and heads to Indianapolis next season. Darby O'Brien remains in Cleveland for his annual semi pro roundup aiming to win a pennant for Duluth. Louis Heilbronner, as Central League president, says weekly playing averages will be issued 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 Pick Fayetteville for Spring Training Camp
Baltimore Orioles manager Dunn inspected several candidate camps in Fayetteville North Carolina before choosing the site for the team’s spring training sessions.
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Baltimore Orioles
Fayetteville, N. C
Dunn
Baseball figures linked to colleges and leagues
Candy LaChance a famed first baseman tied to the old Boston Red Sox may coach the Connecticut Agricultural College team next spring. Joey Bills of the Omaha team attends Creighton Medical College and plans to add M I to his name upon retirement. Lynn of the New England League protests the National Board decision awarding Irving Potter to Guelph in the Canadian League and seeks a reopened case.
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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 Phone List Your Items To 94
Readable fragment urges turning belongings into cash by calling a telephone number ending in 94. It presents a simple selling directive with no other context or details.
Shoshones Seek Concessions At Wind River Agency
A Wind River Wind River reservation petition drive by Shoshone and Arapaho leaders asks Washington for self rule and trade freedom. They demand trader choice, store audits, Indian clerks, game preservation, weapons to farm, mills, and seed aid, plus removal of officials and control of tribal lands and water rights.
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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 veteran center fielder and popular Cheyenne Indian leaves the team to join Kansas City and later Wilkes-Barre in the New York State league. His humor and field plays endeared him to fans, and his departure thins the Indians' lineup after three strong seasons.
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Joe McCarthy
Cheyenne
Tribe of Bidwell
Kansas City
City of Ball Players
Wilkesbarre
Mac
Braves
McCarthy
Three Indians in this City With Bright 1913 Prospects
Three players from the Indians in this city show bright prospects for a prosperous 1913 season. The trio stands out for potential contributions and seems set to influence upcoming games and standings.
Tim Sullivan Declared Incompetent by Sheriff’s Jury
New York January 22 congressman elect Timothy D. Sullivan known as Big Tim was adjudged incompetent mentally by a sheriff's jury. The Long Island congressman has long been a political power base in the city.
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New York
Timothy D. Sullivan
Sullivan
Big Tim
Fire guts Rose Hamer block in St. Anthony blaze
Fire started in the basement of the Rose Hamer block gutted the building and several nearby structures in St. Anthony Idaho. The blaze threatened the town with total destruction as water was nearly unavailable due to frozen pipes. Loss is estimated at 250000 dollars.
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ST. Anthony
Idaho
Rose Hamer
Governor's Son Enters Pacific Boxing Bout in San Francisco
Archie Johnson son of Governor Hiram Johnson to compete in the Pacific amateur boxing tournament. He faces Erney Clank of Los Angeles in the welterweight bout scheduled for tomorrow night.
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San Francisco
Archie Johnson
Hiram Johnson
Pacific Amateur Boxingournament
Erney Clank
Los Angeles
Young Collegian Lucas Joins Bloomington Club in Three-I
The Bloomington Club of the Three-I League signs Lucas a 20 year old 6 foot 2 inch player from Illinois Werleyan still growing and developing his early career prospects with the team.
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Bloomington
Lucas
Illinois
Werleyan
Danderine Hair Cleanser Promises Quick Beauty Boost
Advertises Knowlton's Dandeline at 25 cents as a hair cleanser. Claims to remove dust oil and dandruff, improve softness shine and fullness, and stop itching and hair loss by stimulating roots through a simple cloth application. Encourages buying from any drug store or toilet counter.
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Knowlton
Oklahoma Indians Reject Blanket Oil Lease Proposal
In Pawhiska Osage tribal meeting the Osage nation repudiated a proposed blanket lease on 800000 acres of tribal lands. By unanimous vote they sustained the Interior Secretary 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 Doc Geasler Aims Return With Blues Next Spring
The veteran Doc Geasler is said to refuse reporting to Kansas City this year after being sold by Washington, and he plans to try to return with the Blues next spring.
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Doc Geasler
Kansas City
Washington
Blues
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