Senate Seats Contested in Wyoming Vote Controversy
The Wyoming Senate seated Senator-elect C. B. Bradbury despite Democratic protest over Diamondville voting fraud. Senator Carpenter urged action against illegality or constitutional reform, while debate highlighted witness access and registration issues. Senate files on session laws and expenditures were introduced as the House convened with routine bill readings.
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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 of Manson Case
The Wyoming governor declines to honor a West Virginia requisition for F G Roberts believed to be B H Manson. The action follows alleged irregularities and potential political influence surrounding an attempt to remove Manson ahead of a U S Senate race. Governor Carey cites improper procedure and political interference in his decision.
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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 Sends Greeting to Wilson in Trenton
King Alfonso of Spain sent a personal greeting to Wilson via Marquis De La Vega Toclan, royal commissioner selecting a site for Spain's exhibit at the Panama Pacific exposition. This marks Wilson's first message from a foreign ruler.
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Trenton
N. J
Wilson Loday
Alfonso of
Spain
Marquis de la Vega Toclan
Wilson
Editorial calls for Warren investigation over Collier's charges
The Wellington Times editorial urges Senator Warren to introduce a senate resolution for his own vindication amid Collier's Weekly accusations of graft and perjury. House committee findings on Warren Live Stock land enclosures bolster calls for inquiry, with pressure growing for action possibly this session or in March extra session.
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Cheyenne
Washington
Wellington Times
Preocis BP. Warren
Collier's Weekly
the Times
Warren
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
Public Auction Removal Sale Taft and Roosevelt Owners
Public sale announced for March 4 1914 at the White House east front door and Oyster Bay with items including an elephant golf clubs a steam roller and post office fixtures. Terms offer four years notes or 20 percent cash discount with free noon lunch served and no reserves claimed. Taft Roosevelt owners Bryan and Wilson listed in roles.
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Iiba
White House
D. C
Oyster Bay
Africa
Taft
Roosevelt
Republicans Force Democrats Through Continuous Senate Session
The Republican leaders plan a closed caucus to bind members to a continuous senate session until Democrats yield to confirm Taft's 1300 nominations. GOP aims to overcome Democratic resistance, as the minority blocked most nominations with scant action.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Weather indications for Wyoming from Washington report
The Weather Bureau dispatch from Washington indicates Wyoming will see unsettled conditions on Tuesday and Wednesday with precipitation possible and temperatures near seasonal norms.
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Washington
Wyoming
Presidential Elector Webb Missing on Way to Washington
Arizona had one free electoral vote for president elect Woodrow Wilson. W. T. Webb, the first elector, failed to reach Washington by six o'clock deadline. He was last heard from in St. Louis and three messages sent from Phoenix to Washington failed to locate him. No word has come in for four days.
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Washington
Jan.t
W. T. Webb
Arizona
Woodrow Wilson Webb
St. Louis
Rams
Phoenix
Draft Note Declaring Peace Conflab at End
London January 27 a special Balkan plenipotentiaries committee drafted a note announcing the break off of peace talks with Turkey. The brief communique says Constantinople will respond to allied proposals on the dissolution of the armistice and peace terms.
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London
Oventy
Constantinople
Turkey
Widow of War Foe Seeks Aid for General Sickles Debt
The widow of a noted Civil War foe, Mrs. Melen Limgtivet, appeals after her husband’s death as she offers $25,470 to settle General Sickles debt claims. The action targets funds from followers of Loo to cover the alleged New York estate debt. The case involves lawyers, indictments, and a request for a quick resolution before a court hearing.
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New Vous
Jan
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
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India Temple
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Simmons
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Gann
Wyo
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Peter Appell
P. Simmons
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W. C. Deming
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