Senate Seats Contested in Wyoming Controversy Over Fraud
The Wyoming Senate seated Democratic challenger C. B. Bradbury amid claims of election fraud in Diamondville. Senator Carpenter argued for fairness and reform while the majority maintained the contested vote was valid. House members faced long, heavy workloads as bills were introduced and debated.
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J. Ross Carpenter
Senate
Democrate
C. B. Bradbury
Carpenter
Diamondville
Wyoming
Taylor
Assembly
Pearson
Bheridan
Lincoln County
Lincoln
Sheridan County
Diamondyidle
Gauthet Ft
Wyoming Senate
Wyoming Governor Refuses Extradition in Manson Case
J Frank Johnson arrives with a West Virginia requisition to extradite F G Roberts alias B H Manson, a Wyoming legislator. Governor Carey rejects the request citing improper procedure and alleged political manipulation tied to Senator Warren’s bid for reelection. Glasscock approves.
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J. Frank Johnson
West Virginia
F. G. Roberts
B. H. Manson
Sweetwater County
Cheyenne
Manson
Roberts
Warren
United States Senate
Justice of the Peace
Glasecock
Carey
J. Frank Johnsemp
William F. Glasscock
Glaser
Wyoming Tribune
United States
Glasscock
Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
King of Spain greets Wilson in first foreign message
Trenton New Jersey January 27 Wilson Loday received a personal greeting from King Alfonso of Spain through Marquis De La Vega Toclan royal commissioner to select a site for the Spanish exhibit at the Panama Pacific exposition This is Wilsons first message from any foreign ruler.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson Loday
Alfonso of
Spain
Marquis de la Vega Toclan
Wilson
Editorial demands Warren inquiry by Senate
The Washington Daily Times reprints a Cheyenne State Leader editorial criticizing Senator Francis E. Warren with Collier’s Weekly charges of land graft and other crimes. It argues Warren should introduce a resolution for investigation. if not, another senator should. It notes an Interior Department committee backing one charge and compares to Lorimer and Archbald cases.
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Washington Daily
TIMES
Warren
Cheyenne
Washington
Wellington Times
Preocis BP. Warren
Collier's Weekly
the Times
Senate
Senator Warren
United States Senate
Collier's
Bel
Congress
House Committee of Expenditures
Interior Department
Warren Live Stock Company
Wyoming
Colorado
House
Lorimer
Almersrom
Washington Times
Francis E. Warren
Thiie
Ln Frienis
William Lorimer
Archbald
Olog
Rocky Mountain
Citizens Bank
Tels
Eddie
St. John's Hospital
Leon
Janideville
Elks
IL O'S Ty
Public Auction Removal Sale by Taft and Roosevelt
A 1914 public auction notice announces sale at the White House east front on March 4 at 10 am, listing items such as an elephant and a steam roller with other oddities. A parallel sale at Oyster Bay includes a bull moose, a big stick, and three Socialist Hanks, with free lunch and bull moose sandwiches. Terms offer four years on notes with 5 percent interest, 20 percent cash discount, and cash for items under 20 cents. Taft and Roosevelt listed as owners. Col. W J Bryan as clerk.
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Iiba
White House
D. C
Oyster Bay
Africa
Taft
Roosevelt
Republicans Force Democrats With Continuous Senate Session
Washington January 27 Republicans plan to bind members to a continuous Senate session to force the confirmation of Taft's 1300 appointments now pending. Prominent Republicans expected to propose a plan to keep the chamber in session until Democrats yield and allow general consideration of all nominations. The Democrats have blocked or delayed most nominations.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Weather Outlook for Wyoming Tuesday and Wednesday
The Weather Bureau indicates Wyoming will see unsettled conditions with precipitation likely on Tuesday and Wednesday. Strong winds and colder temperatures are possible as a front moves through the region.
Presidential Elector Webb Missing Before Vote
Washington report says Arizona elector W. T. Webb failed to reach the capital for the official six o'clock filing. Webb, last heard from in St. Louis, has been unaccounted for four days as three patrols along the Phoenix to Washington route failed to locate him. Arizona retains free votes despite the absence ahead of President-elect Woodrow Wilson.
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Washington
Jan.t
W. T. Webb
Arizona
Woodrow Wilson Webb
St. Louis
Rams
Phoenix
Note Declares Peace Conflab Ends Draft Conclave
London January 27 special Balkan plenipotentiaries drafted a brief note stating the alliance will respond to Turkey's attitude on the terms of a peace. The document is concise and from Constantinople, with new Turkish proposals expected and evaluation of possible reactions by the allies.
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London
Oventy
Constantinople
Turkey
Widow of War Foe Offers Aid to Settle Debt
The widow of a Civil War foe and famed general Daniel Sickles’s widow seeks aid to raise about 25 470 dollars from Loo’s followers to settle a debt against the state of New York. Her lawyer arranged bail for the veteran’s fronting before the court.
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Sickles
New Vous
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Melen
Limgtivet
Rane
Daniel
Biekioe
Loo
Sinkle
Etete
New York
Bhatt Hamburger
Narbureer
Iequin
Rickles
de 'Veteren
Acre
Lng
Fennel
Phert
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Woodrow Wilson
H. P. Simmons
India Temple
Oklahoma City
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Simmons
Deseret Trading Company
Gann
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Peter Appell
P. Simmons
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Borneo
W. C. Deming
Tribune
Tlosco
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