Contested Wyoming House seats spark tie vote
The Wyoming House debated contest cases with Allred and Eynon seated amid a 28 28 roll call. Democrats filed opposing findings and urged unseating, while Republicans argued for upholding the majority decision. The chamber adjourned to Monday at 10.
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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 Deepens as Hotels Refuse Union Recognition
The Hotel Men's association declares no recognition of the waiters union and rejects demands. Managers seek police protection from Commissioner Waldo as the hotel district is patrolled by extra officers amid ongoing demonstrations and broken hotel windows. Several arrests are reported after the disturbances at hotel entrances.
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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 supported lowering coastal transport rates. He favored arbitration by an impartial tribunal if required and asserted no intent to evade the issue. He acknowledged arguments on the other side and said rates could be reduced under international obligations.
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Baltimore
Taft
Panama Canal
England
Panama Canal tolls urged for self support
R R Johnson special commissioner of the United States on Panama traffic and tolls told a Philadelphia audience that coastwise vessel owners would gain most from the canal and that tolls should be charged to those immediately benefiting to make the canal commercially self supporting. He argued a higher rate would not deter coastwise carriers from using the waterway.
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Philadelphia
R. R. Johnson
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Johnson
Human bomb convict for dynamite placement in inhabited place
Los Angeles on January 25 Carl Riedelbach known as the human bomb was convicted on his second trial of placing dynamite to an inhabited place. The case centers on an act endangering residents and property with explosives. Riedelbach faces sentencing in the coming days.
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Los Angeles
Carl Riedelbach
Snow slide claims two men near Grand Lake
Two men, Andrew Cushner of Port Collins and Thomas Dunn of Denver, believed killed in a snow slide a day earlier about 20 miles north of Grand Lake. They were prospecting and living in a cabin that was demolished. no trace of them has been found.
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Grand, Lake, Colo
Andrew Cushner
Port Collins
Thomas Dunn
Denver
Hare
Wilson Sees Aliens Enter at Island Welcome
New York report says hundreds of aliens gathered before immigration officers at Bill Island seeking admission while Governor Wilson observed the reception. The crowd mixed scenes of pathos and joy as some was turned away while others found hopeful prospects with friends or relatives.
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New York
Bille Island
Wilson
Bilis
Minority and Majority Clash Over Wyoming Voting Contests
The house debates irregularities in Diamondville and surrounding precincts. Metz and Kindler press for minority findings on illegal votes while Sibley and Mason defend the majority report amid accusations of fake registrations and biased registry officials.
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Manson
Chugwater County
Sproul
Bullivan
Big Horn County
Metz
Sheridan
Allred
Fisher
Hynon
Kindler
House
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Republian
Uinta
Lincoln
Manon Requests House Inquiry Over Past Allegations
Wyoming legislator from Sweetwater County, Manson, asked the House for a nonpartisan committee investigation into charges from West Virginia and media reports. He denied wrongdoing, claimed persecution, and urged full probing of who spread accusations and funded potential travel for charges.
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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 at University of Wyoming in Laramie
A gala Friday in Laramie marked the inauguration of Dr. Clyde A. Duniway as president of the University of Wyoming and the laying of a cornerstone for the new agricultural building. State officials and educators from multiple universities attended, with remarks stressing growth, funding needs, and Wyoming education.
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Laramie
Clyde A. Duniway
University of Wyoming
Carey
Frank L. Houx
Baird
Rose Bird Maley
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
Cheyenne
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
University
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
Clyde Augustus Duniway
Burke
Lattter
Board of Trustees
Duniway
Dunsway
Commonwealth
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Aliens
Kindler, Sproul, Mason
Registration Board
Registry Board
Diamondville Coal Company
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
Cushing
Mann
Ty Hl
Pres, Duniway
Senate
House of the
State Legislature
North Dakota State Normal School
Valley City
Jeasie Mitchell
Rawélina
Wye
Geo C. Rafter
Timothy F. Burke
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University of California
Joseph M. Carey
Jordan
Rose A. Bird Maley
Publc Instruction
N. Samuel Avery
University of Nebanka
Avery
Dunt Way
Duntway
Halle
Wyombes University
Wyashing
Department of Home
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