Manson Defies West Virginia Effort to Oust Him
Wyoming lawmaker BE Manson faces alleged ex officio warrant demands by West Virginia officials backed by Warren allies. He rejects the charges, vows to vote against Warren, and plans to seek a house inquiry into the framing of the case and the conspiracy behind it.
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Roberts
Senator Warren
Manson
McDowell County
Wyoming
Lfe
West Virginia
United States
Warren Iseek
Sear Turn
Warren
United States Senate
Mangon
Colorado and Wyoming lumber dealers elect officers
At the convention final meeting officials for the coming year were chosen. N. J. Warren of Fort Collins was reelected president with Harry Nutting of Littleton as first vice president. Other officers include Clark Pelton of Laramie as second vice president Fred Goebel as third vice president and Larry Maroney of Denver as treasurer. Directors named were Pelton Gould Nell for district one Davis Nutting for district two and Lohr Goebel for district three. The body endorsed opposition to Pinchot federal control of public lands and supported demurrage on railroads. The group planned to reconvene in Denver in January 1914.
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Denver
Colorado and Wyoming Lumer Dealers’ Association
N. J. Warren
Fort, Collins
Colo
Harry Nutting
Littleton
Clark Pelton
Laramie
Fred Goebel
Larry Maroney
H. Gould
0. D. Nell
O. L. Davis
Herman Lohr
Gifford Pinchot
Revelations of Colorado Gold Heist Ring Uncovered
Four fugitive miners arrested in New York expose a major high grading conspiracy in Meadville Colorado. The group allegedly stole 960000 in nuggets and dust with another 100000 hidden in trunks. Officials say the men plundered multiple mines across the gold belt for months.
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Meadville
Colo
New York
Colorado
Japs Grasp for Taller Frames Through American Beef
The report jokes that Japanese people try American beef to grow taller but after tasting the meat they end up shorter. The harsh quip reflects wartime humor about hunger and body image.
Money control myth challenged by Davison in hearings
Henry P. Davison of J. P. Morgan testified to a House committee denying a 180‑man group controls $25 billion in assets via interlocking directors. He argued only a quarter of directors belong to the group, that they cannot act as a unit, and that most assets are tied up in property, not cash. He warned interlocking directorates would set back reform by 25 years.
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Washington
Finance
Henry P. Davi
J. P. Morgan
House Money Trust
Davison
New York
Aa Corporation
Untermyer
Untenmyer
J. P. Morgan & Co
Mystery hosiery theft solved at Taube mills
Riverside New Jersey January 84 Mystery of thousands of dollars in hosiery stolen from Taube mills in Miveralde solved. An investigator told Chief Justice Ziegler that women workers took extra stockings, wearing several pairs at once to work and leaving with more pairs. Mary Scoblik was arrested as she left the mill with stockings on her person.
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Riverside
N. J
Taube
Miveralde
Aleuth
Ziegler
Mary Scoblik
Political frame up over Manson in Wyoming House contests
The article denounces Warren machine efforts to remove Representative H W Manson from decision in contests against three Uinta county Republicans. It alleges counterfeit West Virginia officers sought to frighten him into fleeing while Manson remains free, opposing machine influence and calling the move a low down trick to seize control of the legislature.
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Warren Machine
H W. Manson
Uinta County
Manson
Roach
Laramie County
West Virginia
Warren
Cheyenne Shrine Mecca Monday Parade and Ceremonial
The Wyoming Shriners plan a Monday parade in Cheyenne with Ringlings circus skinned for effect. The annual ceremonial moves from Rawlins to Cheyenne, offering eastern state Mason residents a shorter trip and outsiders a chance to witness the event from within at Korein Shrine temple in Rawlins.
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Rawlins
Jnne
Cheyene
Cheyenne
Korein
Hope Democrat Named Senate Leader and Pact Testimony
Democratic control of the Senate is assured with 44 members after John K. Shields was elected by the Tennessee legislature. Ministers watch Wyoming for a possible Democratic senator. Testimony before the House Merchant Marine Committee alleges a wartime shipping pact among lines to limit competition, presented by C. V. Kellogg of the Munson line.
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Washington
Senate
John K. Shields
Tennessee
Wyoming
Coast Lines
Wis
House Merchant Marine Committee
C. V. Kelloge
Munson Line
Andrews
Kellogg
Taft Pardons Two Prisoners and Commutes Five
Washington Jan 24 President Taft granted two pardons and five sentence commutations after mercy pleas from federal inmates. He restored civil rights to all convicts and denied clemency to nine others. C a ailth and R A Laskey, both held for larceny, were pardoned for saving a drowning woman, wife of a Workhouse officer.
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Tate
Washington
Taft
Gran
C. Aailth
R.A. Laskey
Larceny
Vera Cruste Improves as Southern Mexico Conditions Rise
New Orleans reports Vera Cruste remains tranquil with improving conditions in Southern Mexico. Official dispatches received today by br. P Oracules note the tranquil state and better weather, though details are fragmentary.
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New Orleans
Mexico
Br. P
D F Hudson Survives Snow Slide in Jackson Hole Rescue
State Game Warden D F Hudson escaped a fatal snowslide while an inspection trip near the Tetons. He freed his air hole and rescued the driver, then dragged himself to a road house for help as rescuers freed a horse. The driver was recovered dead.
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D. F. Hudson
Hudson
Jackson Hole
Tetons
Fludson
Howse
Food board blocks interstate sale of orange fruits damaged by freeze
Washington report states the board of food and drug inspection has issued an order forbidding interstate sale of oranges damaged by the recent freeze in California to protect consumers and prevent market flooding.
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Washington
Board of Food and Drug Inspection
Inter State
California
California oranges seized by Chicago health officers
A shipment of California oranges believed dipped as a precaution against tree disease was seized today by Chicago health department officials in the port city.
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Chicago
Tan
Chicago Health Department
Eight Die As Store Collapse Rocks Texas Town
At M'Kinne y Texas on January 24 eight people were killed and 15 hurt when the four story Commercial building collapsed after the farming implement firm’s walls toppled into a department store. Fire followed, hampering rescue efforts, as workers formed relays under Mayor Finch. Some survivors recounted near-miraculous escapes and rescues among the wreckage.
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M'Kinney
Tex
Fouratory
Mrm
Rosa Welsh
Katie Milligan
Bessie Wade
Russell Height
N. R. Presley
Mary &Tiff
Eva Searcy
Leslie Rush
Allen
Texan
Missing Denver Girl Believed Seen in Cheyenne By Police
Denver detectives and Hullane Society officers search for 14 year old udine Hogue who vanished en route to Whittier school. A woman’s visit to Cheyenne and a $12 clue from a classmate emerge as leads while her mother pleads for information. Meanwhile Georgia Birker and Lorene Barnes, both 15 or 16, returned home after being questioned about their movements.
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Denver
Hullane Society
Udine Hogue
Welton Wheel
Whittier
Georgia Biryker
Mary Stryder
Logan Street
Lorene Barnes
Lita
M. Barnes
Logan Wrest
Rumor of Turkish Dethronement and Republic Proclaimed
London and Continental rumor says the sultan may be dethroned and a Turkish republic declared amid Balkan peace talks. Dispatches claim the Young Turks sought to resolve the Adrianople issue without surrender and debate surrounding reactions from European powers and Italian diplomats.
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London
Berlin
Paris
Turkey
Constantinople
Adranople
Aegean
Young Turk
Kiamial Pasha
Adrianople
Enver Bey
Kiem Pasha
Nazim Pasha
Rechad Pasha
Adriapole
Fasia
Nazim Pasha Dies in Istanbul Demonstration Clashes
Nazim Pasha commander of the Turkish army dies after an exchange of fire with demonstrators led by Enver Bey near the grand vieil at the council chamber. An aide to Nazim Pasha is killed and Nazim himself dies while an aide to him is also slain. Official statements note a tense confrontation amid cabinet fears over advancing conflicts.
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Nazim
Constantinople
Nazim Pasha
Enver Bey
Grand Vielerate
Counel W Chamber
Pafir Bay
de Cape
Nazin
Nezroy
Aegean
Debs Arrested on Indictment Over Fort Leavenworth Article
Eugene V Debs socialist candidate was arrested in Ruth Indiana on an indictment from the US district court. The government charged him over writing an article about conditions at Fort Leavenworth federal prison. He posted a $12,000 bond to appear at the May term in Ravensburg.
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Traey
Ruth
Eugene Dehe
Sociallst
United States District Court of
Kapsis
Dube
Fort Leavenworth
Debs
Hie
United States
United States Court of the Third
Conditions in Merico Reported Quiet as Denver Reach
A report from Washington cites Consul Edwards in Acayalee noting calm conditions in Merico. The Denver bed ar rived, and no major incidents were recorded.
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Washington
Juan
Edwards
Nation of Acayalee
Denver
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Merico
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