Manson fights West Virginia bid to remove him from Wyoming vote
Senator Warren faces backlash as agents from West Virginia press for Manson’s removal. Manson defends his record and vows to vote against Warren in the senate contest. He plans to seek a personal privilege ruling and push for a special committee to expose the alleged conspiracy behind the charges.
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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 final meeting of the convention the Colorado and Wyoming Lumber Dealers Association elected N. J. Warren of Fort Collins as president and Harry Nutting of Littleton as first vice president. Clark Pelton, Fred Goebel, Larry Maroney and others were also chosen for key roles. Delegates adopted resolutions opposing federal control of the public domain and favoring demurrage with railroads. The group adjourned to meet 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
Gold Robberies Reveal Colorado Mine Heist Scheme
Four fugitive miners arrested in New York expose a massive high grading conspiracy in Colorado. The men reportedly carried 960 000 in nuggets and gold dust and possibly another 100 000 hidden in trunks. Officials say the group robbed several mines over many months.
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Meadville
Colo
New York
Colorado
Japs Switch to American Beef to Grow Taller
The text claims Japanese eaters adopt American beef hoping to grow taller, but it jokes that after paying the butcher’s bill they end up shorter. The remark reflects humorous wartime stereotypes about enemy nations.
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Ghorter
Money control myth challenged by Davison in hearing
Henry P. Davison, J. P. Morgan partner, told the house money trust investigating committee that a group of 180 financiers does not control $25 billion in assets. He argued directors act independently and that most assets are tied in railroad and industrial property rather than cash. He warned against interlocking directors and favored more bank board diversity and public profits disclosure.
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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 of hosiery theft at Taube mills solved
Riverside New Jersey Jan 84 The theft of thousands of dollars in hosiery from the Taube mills at Miveralde is solved. A Wideawake informant told Chief Justice Ziegler that Women employees wore too large shoes and left with many stockings hidden inside pairs until quitting time. Mary Scoblik accused as she left the mill.
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Riverside
N. J
Taube
Miveralde
Aleuth
Ziegler
Mary Scoblik
Political frame up in Wyoming contest saga
The article accuses the Warren machine of plotting to remove Representative H W Manson from deciding contests against three Republican members from Uinta county. It claims Manson had not been reached by midnight and officers had not informed the governor, while visiting Manson before the governor. The piece portrays the move as a late, fear-driven bid to force Manson from office, describing it as a corrupt attempt to seize control of the legislature.
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Warren
BE. H. Manson
House of Representatives
J. F. Johnson
McDowell County
West Virginia
E. F. Sprinkle
Cheyenne
Overland Limited
Glasscock
F. G. Roberts
Representative Manson
Carey
Warren Sleuth Brigade
H. 8. Ridgley
Lasscock
Wyoming
Manson
Moffat Hotel
Tribune
Schoo) Board
Cincinnati
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Warren Machine
H W. Manson
Uinta County
Roach
Laramie County
Shrine Mecca Monday Parade Heads to Cheyenne
The Wyoming Shriners announce their annual ceremonial, usually in Rawlins, will be held in Cheyenne on Monday. The parade will feature Ringling Circus skinned a mile and offer a view of the inner degrees for Masons from eastern Wyoming.
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Rawlins
Jnne
Cheyene
Cheyenne
Korein
Hope Democrat Named for Senate Control Amid Tennessee Result
Democratic control of the Senate solidified after John K. Shields won election in Tennessee, giving the party 44 seats. Reports note Wyoming may tilt the balance as a potential future Democrat gain. A separate hearing in Washington addressed a wartime shipping pact among steamship lines claimed to avoid mutual destruction. C V Kellogg testified about the Munson line agreement to keep rivals from operating from the same ports.
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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 January 24 President Taft granted two pardons and five commutations to federal prisoners after mercy petitions. He restored civil rights to some convicts and denied clemency to nine others. C aillth and R A Laskey, jailed for larceny, were pardoned for saving a drowning woman, the 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
New Orleans dispatch reports Vera Cruste is tranquil with improved weather and general conditions in Southern Mexico, per official despatches received today by Br. P Oracules, Mealcas conmul genera.
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New Orleans
Mexico
Br. P
Heroic snowslide escape of State Game Warden Hudson
State Game Warden D F Hudson escaped a deadly snowslide near Jackson Hole on a Saturday night after leaping from a sleigh. Stranded in snow he freed an air pocket, crawled toward the road house for help, and with aid pulled a driver and horses from the wreck before the driver died.
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D. F. Hudson
Hudson
Jackson Hole
Tetons
Fludson
Howse
Food and Drug Board Bans Interstate Sale of Damaged Oranges
Washington January 24. The board of food and drug inspection ordered a ban on interstate sale of fruit damaged by a recent freeze in California to protect consumers and curb market flooding.
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Washington
Board of Food and Drug Inspection
Inter State
California
California oranges seized by Chicago health officials
A carload of California oranges allegedly dipped by the recent freezes on the coast was seized here today by the Chicago health department official.
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Chicago
Tan
Chicago Health Department
Eight Die In Tex Store Collapse After Wall Failure
Eight killed and fifteen injured when the four story Commercial building collapsed after the farming implement firm walls toppled into a department store in Mckinney Texas. Fire followed, rescuers halted at midnight but surgery and relief continued. Surviving witnesses report miraculous escapes including a daughter guiding rescuers to relatives.
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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 Feared In Cheyenne Search
Denver detectives and Hullane society officers seek 14 year old Madine Hogue who vanished while walking from Welton Street to Whittier School. A Wyoming lead follows a possible Cheyenne direction after a woman friend was noted. Her mother Mrs Hazel Wood questions why her daughter left home. Two other teens from Logan Street were found and taken to the matron's ward for questioning.
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Denver
Hullane Society
Udine Hogue
Welton Wheel
Whittier
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Mandine
Hazel Wood
Georgia Biryker
Mary Stryder
Logan Street
Lorene Barnes
Lita
M. Barnes
Logan Wrest
Rumor Of Turkish Sultanate Abolition Sparks Europewide Debate
London Berlin and Paris report a rumor that the sultan has been dethroned and a republic proclaimed but no confirmation. Balkan delegates seek compromise without ceding Adrianople while Young Turks gain influence and warn against forcing Turkish surrender.
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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 Killed in Istanbul Demonstration
Nazim Pasha commander of the Turkish army received a fatal wound while arguing with demonstrators in Constantinople. The official account says a guard fired at the crowd and Nazim’s aide fired, leading to mutual casualties amid tense cabinet fears over Adrianople and the Aegean.
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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 Report
Eugene V Debs socialist candidate was arrested in Ruth Indiana on an indictment from the U S district court. He fled to a commissioner and posted a $12000 bond for May term in Ravens court.
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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
Reported calm in Merico as Denver bed arrives
Washington dispatch notes Consul Edwards of Acayalee reports conditions in Merico were quiet and that the crude Denver bed ar rived, signaling a notable development.
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Washington
Juan
Edwards
Nation of Acayalee
Denver
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