Wyoming House selects Francis E Warren as senator
In a noon session the Wyoming House of Representatives elected Francis E Warren as United States senator for a six year term starting March 4, 1915. Warren received 29 votes to Kendrick's 27 with 67 members present. The vote followed nominations by Sheridan and Albany counties and a roll call by counties. The body then adjourned for the afternoon.
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Miller
Committee On Revenue
Caple
Winkelman
McAllister
Diers
Belknap
Kindler
Brock
Landa
Schmidt
Bureau of Labor
van Kinkle
Congress
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Committee On Ways and Means
House
United States
Speaker
Wyoming
A. D
Albany County
Sheridan County
Metz
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Kendrick
Mr. Sullivan
Albany
Wood
Crook County
Fremont County
Brook
Johson County
Park County
Sweetwater County
Cranney
Uinta County
Weston County
Sitley
Laramie County
Francis E. Warren
Warren
Bullivan
Big Horn County
Tilton
Carbon County
Kinkelman
Converse County
Tobin
Natron County
Pratt
Hynon
Francis W. Warren
Manson
Staatson
Frances & Warren
House of Representatives
Francia & Warren
Balkan talks loom as Turkish concessions debated
London observers report Balkan note delivery unsettled date as Greek premier plans to depart soon. Bulgarian advisers head home while allies weigh concessions and Turkey shows yielding spirit, hoping for compromise and avoiding a renewed Balkan gulf.
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London
Turkey
Stojlan Novakovitch
Alles
Adrianople
Bulgaria
Austria
Germany
France
Alsace- Lorraine
Income Tax Proposal Tops Tariff Revision Plans
Washington reports a likely tariff revision extra session may raise about one hundred million dollars from income tax with corporate tax as part of a three hundred nine million dollar base. Representative Hull plans a bill to provide this revenue while Wool schedules keep existing rates. The committee finished hearings on wool and will tackle cotton metal chemical sugar and free farmers lists next.
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Washington
Congress
Hull
Tenessee
Ways and Means
Akely
Senator Warren Ethics Challenge Reignites Wyoming Row
The piece accuses Francis B. Warren of fraud in reelecting him as United States senator and urges a full investigation into charges from last fall about Pole Mountain lands. It calls for state lawmakers to push for inquiry and for Warren to seek senate action upon return to Washington.
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Manson
Francis B. Warren
United States
Warren
Wyoming Tribune
Pole Mountain
Mangon
Wyoming
Washington
Senate
Limwell
Women of London Smash Windows Protest Ends in Arrests
Suffragettes resumed militant action in London with windows at government offices and mercantile premises shattered in Whitehall Cockspur Street and Trafalgar Square. Twenty one women were arrested near Parliament. leading figures Mia Drummond and Sylvia Pankhurst among detainees.
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London
White Hall
Cockspur Street
Parliament Building
Tovehiy
Traflagar Sqwers
Mia
Drummond
Sylvia Pankhurst
Lost Arizona Elector Delivers Vote to Washington
Wilfred T. Webb, Arizona electoral vote messenger long sought, delivered the state's ballot to the Vice President's office late today. He said a lawyer told him he had until February 1, but his delay still met requirements for his pay and Arizona's role. Webb learned in New York he was being sought and then boarded the next train to Washington. Webb, a rancher, claimed unfamiliarity with the law.
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Washington
Wilfred T. Webb
Arizona
Webb
New York
Woolf
Senator La Follette hints at Collier probe after Warren senate choice
Washington January 28 reports quote Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin suggesting that charges against Joseph P. Collier will be investigated following Warren's selection to the United States Senate. The remarks indicate early consideration of possible misconduct and inquiry into the events surrounding the decision.
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Washington
Inmit
Warren
United States Senate
Robert MW. la Folettte
Wirconzin
Chrrees
Debate over Philippine independence splits Democratic ranks
SCUSSE WASHINGTON January 29 divisions within the Democratic ranks over Independence for the Philippines were highlighted as Representative W A Jones Virginia chair of the House Insular Affairs committee attacked the American administration on the islands. Jones urged independence with Wilkhan favoring it while Charles Democrat of Kentucky opposed. Murray Democrat of Massachusetts rebuked Jones claiming slander against Cameron Forbes and Taft. Murray said the U S should not withdraw from the Philippines while treaties of neutrality with other nations exist.
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Islands
W. A. Jones
Virginia
House Committee of
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Wilkhan
Murray
Massachusetts
Cameron Forbes
Taft
United States
Philippines
Stenl Corporation Extorts High Rates Over Lake Superior Routes
In New York on January 28 the government dissolution case cites United Steel Corp as charging unreasonably high rates on ore-carrying lines in Lake Superior. P N Nelson an expert from Minnesota testifies the practice gave the steel concern an unfair edge over rivals and stifled new mine development. The testimony aims to show monopoly via ore land control in the Superior district.
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New York
United Steel Corporaton
Lake Superior
Steel Corporation
P. N. Nelson
Minnesota
Carpenter Outlines Wyoming Needs in Kendrick Nomination
Senator J. Carpenter of Laramie county urged in a Wyoming senate speech that the state’s vast coal, iron, asbestos, and mineral wealth, water resources, and undeveloped valleys demand fairer routes to markets and public service. He nominated Hon. John B. Kendrick, praising him as a Jeffersonian Democrat who prioritizes people and equality, calling him “one of nature’s noblemen.”
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John B. Kendrick
Senate
J. Carpenter
Laramie County
Wyoming
Menia
House of Representatives
United States
Kendrick Eulogy Highlights Kendrick Senate Bid
In Park County a clear vote favored John B. Kendrick for the United States Senate with supporters praising his integrity and honesty. Kendler of Park County urged unity as the senatorial contest closed, stressing Kendrick’s character and commitment to Wyoming’s statehood and future.
Legislative contest in Wyoming Senate seat dispute
The minority report finds Diamondville Glencoe and Oakley precincts fraudulent in the 1919 contest for a Wyoming senate seat. It states that fraudulent registration and nonqualified voters skewed totals, and recommends correcting the vote to show Morrow holding the seat and Bradbury unseated.
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Diamondville
Glencoer
Oakley
Lincoln
Wintn
Trollawkx
Matthew Morrow
E. Bradbury
C. EB. Bradbury
Glencoe
B. Bradbury
Bradbury
Marthe Morrow
Reid Wee A
Wyoming
State of
Sarah Loveday
A. C. A Wilson
Mary Wilson
Lively Longy
August Mustaden
Andrew New
Jennie Villanova
Mary Almo
Sarah Fern
Annie Nemi
Joe
Wromine
Emil Matson
Joseph Makella
Walter Carisia Rea
M.D. Piteh
J. 0. Fiteh
Anne Moliner
Tamondyibie
United States
Toadie
John Stevenson
Hannah Kinda
Gald
Diamondsille
MacDonald
Robert
Sudih
Towitfield
Mary Baroni
Salad He J
Precinet
Rit Salamenen
Sakrau Pletilia
Nicolas Maki
San
Mamondville
Clencoe
Abettton
Peru
Matithiw Morrow
Wradbury
Senate
Wyeonsing
Matethew Morrow
Wroming
Lily
Henry Maynard
Freight rates shift for water route in southeastern trade
The item notes interstate commerce officials and shippers discussing water routes from Savannah to Colorado and Utah, aiming to cut costs for merchants. It mentions 28 freight rates between unnamed cities and points in Mimleeppi, with testimony today by railway officials.
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Uae
Pointe
Mimleeppi
Colorado
Utah
Savagnah
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