Contested House Seating Festers In Tie Vote
The Wyoming House debated election contests with Allred and Eynon to be seated against a 28 to 28 roll call. Democrats argued for unseating Allred and Eynon, while Republicans supported the incumbents. the session adjourned to Monday.
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HOUSE
Metz
Committee On Elections
Allred
Eynon
James Rudge
Louis C. Jensen
Sullivan
Albany County
Big Horn County
Mets
Sibley
Representative Kindler
Park County
Sproul
Mason
Laramie
Hunter
van Winkle
Alleed
Hovee
Rynon
Fkynon
Sherman
Bynon
Waiters Strike Sparks Hotel District Tension in New York
The Hotel Men's Association rejects union recognition as thousands of waiters on strike confront hotel management. Managers seek police protection from Commissioner Waldo as the district patrols with extra officers. Windows are broken by stones and several arrests occur amid the protests.
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New York
Hotel Men's Association
Waldo
Taft Favors Lower Rates Through Panama Canal
President Taft defended the administration in the Panama Canal dispute with England and backed arbitration by an impartial tribunal. He argued transportation rates between coasts could be lowered through the canal if allowed under international obligations and said the administration would not evade the issue.
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Baltimore
Taft
Panama Canal
England
Self supporting canal urged by U S official in Philly
R R Johnson special commissioner on Panama traffic and tolls told Philadelphia listeners that coastwise vessel owners would gain most from the canal and that the tolls should be set to make the waterway commercially self supporting. He argued double the president's rate would not deter coastwise traffic and urged immediate beneficiaries to pay tolls.
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Philadelphia
R. R. Johnson
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Johnson
Cushing
Mann
Human Bomb Convicted in Second Trial
Carl Riedelbach dubbed the "human bomb" was convicted in a second trial in Los Angeles on charges of placing dynamite at an inhabited place. The verdict follows an earlier hung jury and underscores a high-profile case in the city.
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Los Angeles
Carl Riedelbach
Snow slide victims reported near Grand Lake Colorado
Two men Andrew Cushner of Port Collins and Thomas Dunn of Denver are believed killed in a snow slide about 20 miles north of Grand Lake while prospecting. Their cabin home was demolished and no trace of them has been found since the slide yesterday.
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Grand, Lake, Colo
Andrew Cushner
Port Collins
Thomas Dunn
Denver
Hare
Wilson Sees Aliens Enter at Bilis Island
Hundreds of aliens queued before immigration officers at Bilis Island seeking admission to the United States as Governor Wilson observed the welcome. The scene mixed pathos and joy while those physically unable were turned away and others hoped for family reunions or relief. Wilson asked questions and stated he came for information.
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New York
Bille Island
Wilson
Bilis
Contested Wyoming votes spark floor clash over illegality
The house debate on the contest committee report highlighted alleged fake registrations and illegal votes in coal camps at Diamondville Uinta and Lincoln counties. Speakers contrasted minority calls to expose corruption with majority calls to uphold the report and laws reading the constitution.
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House
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Republian
Metz
Uinta
Lincoln
Diamondville Coal Company
Manson asks Wyoming House to probe past charges
Rep from Sweetwater County pleads personal privilege and urges a nonpartisan committee to investigate alleged 20 year old offenses. He says accusations stem from political foes and urges examination of who funded transport of accusers and why no West Virginia indictment exists.
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Manson
Sweetwater County
Tie
Cheyenne
Wyoming
West Virginia
Mcadkwell
Cheyenne Leader
Speaker
Sweetwater
Superior Coal Company
Kansas
Missouri
Virginia
Inauguration Day in Laramie for Dr Clyde A Duniway
A gala Laramie event celebrated the inauguration of Dr Clyde A Duniway as president of the University of Wyoming. Attendees included state officials, scholars from many universities, and a large party arriving by special train. The program featured an invocation, congratulations, and Duniway’s pledge to serve Wyoming and advance the university.
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Laramie
Clyde A. Duniway
University of Wyoming
Carey
Frank L. Houx
Baird
Rose Bird Maley
Cheyenne
Senate
House of the
State Legislature
University
United States
Marvard University
Wilam Codman Strugis
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Yale University
Henry Teat Rogers
Yale Advisory Board
Denver
Colo
Columbia University
Daniel Wade
State University of Iowa
Cyrus Beard
Supreme Court of Wyoming
Wyo
Grace Redmond Hebard
University of Wisconsin
John H. Gabriel
New York College of Agriculture
Cornell University
New York
University of Minnesota
Wade Key
Nathaniel Seymour Thomas
Wyoming
University of Nebraska
Samuel Avery
Lincoln
University of Colorado
Jaume
Tehing Baker
A. H
Lhm
Crate Or Sad University
Boulder
Cole
William Frederick Slocum
South Dakota
Frank Schramm
Upon
Wniversity of Montana
Leary Winthrop Wallentite
A. Sh. Lin B
Eetool Af the Universalty of Montana
Missoula
Aloal
Board of Trustees
Geo C. Rafter
Timothy F. Burke
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University of California
Joseph M. Carey
Jordan
Burke
Clyde Augustus Duniway
Lattter
Duniway
Dunsway
Commonwealth
N. Samuel Avery
University of Nebanka
Avery
Dunt Way
Duntway
Halle
Wyombes University
Wyashing
Department of Home
Evomonien
Neder
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Chugwater County
Bullivan
Sheridan
Fisher
Hynon
Kindler
Aliens
Kindler, Sproul, Mason
Registration Board
Registry Board
Mr. Sibley
Mr. Bibley
Mr. Kindler
Sheridan County
Mr.Bibley
Sneddon
Diamondville
J. W. Sammon
Contestoens
Sammon
Hls
Aad
Iwewal
House of Representatives
Hind
Washburn
Ty Hl
Pres, Duniway
North Dakota State Normal School
Valley City
Jeasie Mitchell
Rawélina
Wye
Rose A. Bird Maley
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