Warrant Issued for Frank Irwin in Assault on Johnson
Rawlins Wyoming July 6 A warrant is issued for Frank Irwin part owner of the Irwin Bros Wild West show charged with assault with intent to commit murder after he struck Charles Johnson a show member with an iron lever at Prospect Park. Johnson was knocked unconscious and later moved with the show to Rawlins. Johnson’s condition improved by afternoon but remained under doctor care.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Charles Johnson
Frank Irwin
Fort Collins
Charles Irwin
Johnson
Frank
Policeman Hanks
Seealien
See
Asault
Colorado
Prospect Park
Irwin
Dan Thompson
Irwin Bros
Horse Creck
Mlle
Pauline Irwin
Charles B. Irwin
Broken Bow
Neb
Sheriff's Office
Roach
Cooke
Larimer County
Colo
Cheyenne
Roosevelt Civil Rift Over Canal Toll Policy Prompts Editorial Clash
Colonel Roosevelt severed ties with his Outlook associate editor over Panama tolls policy and other issues. He favored arbitration on exemptions for American ships while Outlook wanted full repeal. Separately, a Connecticut Progressive paper hints Roosevelt may run for New York governor, based on a Perkina letter.
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New York
Outlook
Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Outlook Rap
Wison
International News Service
Pare
Brazil
South America
WHW
Haven
Conn
Theodore Roosevelt
George W. Perkina
The
Palladium
Coungeticut
Prostewive Party
Three Members Confirmed to Federal Reserve Board
Washington July 6 Charles H Hamlin W P G Hardin and A C Miller were confirmed by the senate as members of the Federal Reserve Board Nominations of Paul Warburg and Thomas D Jones were not acted upon yet Jones faced questions over ties with the International Harvester and New Jersey Zinc concerns He said he joined Harvesters board at Cyrus H McCormick’s request and backed company moves Earlier Jones and his brother took Mineral Point Wis company with 400000 capital sold to New Jersey Zinc for 900000 in stock Charleston Kanawha district miners reportedly accepted last week’s referendum and returned to work
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Washington
Charles H. Hamlin
W. P. G. Hardin
A. C. Miller
Wilson
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Paul Warburg
New York
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Banking Committee
Jones
International Harvester
New Jersey
Harvester Directorate
Cyrue H. McCormick
Fine Company
Mineral Point
Wis
New Jersey Zinc Company
Dictograph jealousy linked to murder at Long Island doctor’s home
Mrs. Edwin Carman of Freeport L I, wife of a doctor, was revealed to have installed a dictograph from the office to her bedroom amid jealousy over his nurse and visits by women. After Mrs. Bailey’s murder, detectives found the device torn out and hidden. motive remains unclear four days after the shooting.
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Edwin Carman
Freeport, L. I
William Bailey
Wyoming Auto Licenses Raise Road Fund Outlook
About 2 050 autos licensed in Wyoming up to July 1 with a 5 dollar fee each. Four dollars of the license goes to the county road fund, enabling counties like Laramie with 835 licenses and Sheridan with 287 to potentially fund local road needs. County totals include Albany 171 Campbell 86 Converse 79 Fremont 178 Natrona 119 Park 88 and others for a statewide sum of 2 050.
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Wyoming
Secretary of State
Laramie County
Sheridan
Albany
Carbon
Washakie
Big Horn
Campbell
Carlton
Converse
Crook
Fremont
Goshen
Hot Springs
Johnson
Laramie
Lincoln
Natrona
Niobrara
Park
Platte
Sweetwater
Uinta
Weston
Total
Carranza orders expulsion of Villa and Angeles
Carranza issues an order to expel General Villa and Felipe Angeles from his army. The move is seen as retaliation for the Villa faction seizing national funds. Angeles had recently been removed as secretary of war.
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EL Paso
Carranza
General Villa
Felipe Angeles
Villa
Angeles
Suffragette pamphlets showered on King and Queen
King George and Queen Mary arrived at PDIENAGH amid a pamphlet bombardment by suffragettes. Two women on a balcony opposite the station hurled leaflets into the royal carriage during the welcome.
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Pdienagh
George
Queen Mary
Williams Requests Resignation Over Albania Comments
Washington reports the resignation of George Fred Williams as minister to Greece and Montenegro. He says he cannot comment under diplomatic restraint and cannot remain silent on Albania. President Wilson is expected to accept, ending Williams's diplomatic career. Williams, a former Massachusetts congressman and lawyer, is a friend of Bryan.
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Washington
George Fred Williams
Greece
Montenegro
State Department
Bryan
Williams
Albania
Wi Ileon
Bryin
Massachusetts
Minster
New Kingdom of Albania
Wilson
Mass Strike by 12000 Arsenal Workers at Woolwich
The 12000 workers at the Woolwich government arsenal protested the dismissal of an engineer who refused to install machinery on a foundation built by non union labor. The action halts production at the facility supplying most guns and ammunition for the British army.
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Woolwich
Eng
Money Raised in Seattle for Ulster Home Rule Aid
Several hundred dollars were contributed by the Seattle branch of the International Volunteers toward a fund to aid the home rule forces in Ireland in case of armed conflict with the Ulster Unionists.
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Ulster
Beattle Beattle
Onb
Seattle
Inted National Volunteers
Ireland
Ulster Unionists
Annual Election In Kadosh No 1 In Cheyenne
The Cheyenne Council of Kadosh No 1 held its annual officer election at the Masonic Temple with results led by Commander Fred S. Fowles. Other officers include H. G. Watson as first lieutenant commander and R. H. Redpath as second lieutenant commander.
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Cheyenne
Masonic Temple
Fred S. Fowles
H. G. Watson
R. H. Redpath
Peter Appel, Jr
George C. Rafter
John F. Rossman
Samuel Carson
Jacob D. Freeborn
Town Marshal Shot Dead on the Street in Pontotoc
Pontotoc Mississippi reports the town marshal John Creed shot and killed on the street while pleading for his life. The assailant Oscar Mormon was fired upon by a pursuing posse and was riddled with bullets. Mormon had a score of wounds but was alive late tonight.
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Pontotoc
Miss
John Creed
Osear Mormon
Mormon
Smail
Rhodes trustees omit three western states from 1916 exams
London July 6. Montana, South Dakota and Wyoming are omitted from the 1916 Rhodes scholarship examinations. Examinations follow the year of announcement, the trustees say, to provide Oxford with a new contingent of American students each year.
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London
Montana
South Dakota
Wyoming
Rhodes Scholarship
Oxford
Wilson Refuses Comment on Huerta Mexico Plans
President Wilson said he is not in General Huerta's confidence and declined to discuss yesterday's Mexican election or Huerta's possible departure from Mexico. He offered no further details on Huerta's plans.
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Washinton
Wilson
Mexico
Huerta
Meaxloo
AX FIEND GUTS FOUR INTO BITS IN BLUE ISLAND
Four members of a German family in Blue Island were found slain in their beds in a brutal massacre. Jacob Messesla, 60, his wife 52, their daughter Mrs. Julia Mansfield, and her 2 year old child were discovered with heads severed and a blood stained ax nearby. The accused fled through an open door as neighbors heard no noise. Police chief Kirsch issued a description and urged other cities to arrest the suspect.
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Blue Island
Jacob Messesla
Julia Mansfield
William Mansfield
Mansfield
Wyoming Fair Weather Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday
Weather bulletin reports Wyoming will experience fair conditions for Tuesday and Wednesday. No precipitation is expected with light winds. High temperatures are anticipated in the mid 80s to 90s, with cooler nights ahead.
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Weather Washington
Wyoming
Methodist choir member jailed for parish house burglary
Tyree French also known as Jack French a 24 year old choir singer and local reporter confessed to burglarizing the Methodist parsonage during Epworth League time. He hid the loot near Hammond packing plant after the 7 to 7 40 pm break in.
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Tyree French
Jack French
French
Boyd
McFarland
Hammond
Edgin
Epworth League
Roosevelt to Return to the Republican Fold
Frank Mondell predicts Theodore Roosevelt will seek the 1916 Republican nomination and likely return to a chastened party. He argues Roosevelt may form a unified front with former Progressive supporters, and that the GOP must welcome back both factions to counter calls from Democrats and critics alike.
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Washington, D. C
Herald
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank W. Mondell
House
Roosevelt
Mondell
James £. Mann
Serena Payne
Humphrey
Washington
Wyoming
Payne
Mexico Kahn
California
put-Moon
Wilson
Congress
United States
Baraca
Penrose
Abraham Lincoln
Repub-ican
Mr. Mondell
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Republicean
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Charleston
W. Va
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Kanawha District
Kadosh No. 1
Nuerta
G.O.P
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