Resignation of Cheyenne Light Manager Kemper
Kemper resigns as manager of Cheyenne Light Fuel and Power, a move met with surprise and disappointment in Cheyenne. Citizens praise his technical skill, fair dealing, and ability to improve service, while city officials note its potential impact on future plans and relations with the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Kemper
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Kemper
Inter
Alice
Cty
Mr. Kemper
Cheyenne
Fair
Conmmercs
Yeserday
Opinn
Sthdrawal
Keimper
Der
Wunes
Keamper
Counhiy
Teee Dri
Kemp
Pacific Coast
Barry
Walleas
Mr. W
Nin Enanle
Chayenne
Governor Ferris Won't Go to Copper Country Strike
Reports say Governor Ferris will not visit the copper mining district nor withdraw militia. Mine managers unofficially welcome a governor presence but refuse to commit to arbitration. Troops remain to protect Calumet and Hecla as local disorder ebbs while unions seek settlement.
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Calumet
Mid
W. N. Ferris
Houghton
Lansing
C. &. Mahoney
Western Federation of Miners
Hecla
Arms for All 15 Senate Desires Mexican Policy Action
Washington officials expect a defined policy before events reach a critical stage. Ambassador Wilson will confer with Secretary Bryan and appear before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to outline a protectorate over Nicaragua and the Mexican policy developments. The administration aims to halt arm shipments pending decisions to curb the Huerta regime and potential upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Mexico City
Wilson
Bryan
Senate
Bryan Ls
Nicaragua
United States
Eiher
Tig Point
Arme
Amantion
Hourta
Revolutionary cause in China wanes as negotiations begin
Shanghai July 25 The revolutionary force wanes despite reinforcements. Rebels attack the arsenal but fail. Wuqiang and Wen Tsung Yao telegram President Yuan Shi Kai proposing peace terms. Northern forces gain Kiang Su as fighting resumes. refugees fill streets while fires blaze. British ships monitor from harbor as loyalists gain the upper hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghi
Wuqiang
United States
Wen Tsung Yao
Yuan Shi Kai
Fo Chow Fu
Kiang Su
Hu Nan
Che-Kiang
Parole Recommended for Hawthorne and Morton in Mail Misuse Case
Washington July 25 Julian Hawthorne and Dr William J Morton serving year sentence in Atlanta penitentiary for misuse of the mails have been recommended for parole by the parole board and the question of their release is under consideration by Attorney General McReynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Julian Hawthorne
William J. Morton
Atlanta
MecReynolda
Holdup Stopped By Arrival Of Second Stage
In Sierra county near Gold Lake a second stage following the fleet was halted by two masked robbers armed with revolvers and rifles. Passengers were relieved of valuables as the bandits retreated under gunfire from driver Happy Jack Hauri. Ten passengers rode the stage, four were women.
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Bilairgden
Cal
Chureden
Gold Lake
Green Camp
Sierra County
Jack Haurri
Only Russia Exceeds U.S. In Tariff Rates, Senator Claims
Washington July 95 The Senate tariff committee chairman asserts that even after the pending bill becomes law only Russia and possibly one other nation will have higher tariff rates than the United States. He denounces Republicans for calling the measure free trade and criticizes past tariff history as a betrayal by special interests. The piece notes the Civil War era need for revenue and discusses tariff evolution and monopolies.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Simmons
Senate Fee Committee
Ourselveg
Congress
Solons Battle Over Amendments to Currency Bill
In a stormy session the Democratic members of the house banking and currency committee could not agree on the administration currency bill. The panel adjourned to Monday after talks with President Wilson and Representative Ragsdale of South Carolina who proposed insurgent amendments. The chaos led to motions to caucus and to suspend action, with acrimonious exchanges and interruptions before adjournment with the bill suspended midair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House ‘Banking and Currency Committee
Wilson
Ragedale
South Carolina
Erence
House
A&djo
Wingo
Otlon
Ragsdale
Ragsdate
Glass
Korkley
Bulkley
Korkley Din
Florida
Mod
Thwikley
Coch
Linisait
Airman Drops Bombs in Guaymas Harbor
Hermosillo dispatch reports Didier Muston flew a bombing mission over Guaymas harbor dropping bombs near the Guerra ford anchorage. Crew members fled to shore amid fear of another attack as celebrations in Torreon continued and public events stirred in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermosillo
Mexico
Didier Muston
Ambassador opposes tripartite peace plan for Mexico
New York July 25 Henry L. Wilson ambassador to Mexico declares tripartite commission plan not feasible and warns against abandoning the Monroe Doctrine. He says outside help risks foreign involvement and notes his pending conference with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pauaing
Washington
Wilson
Henry L. Wilson
Mexico
State Department
Tripartite Commission
United States
Bryan
Mexico City
Madero
Washingto
Huerta
Ealther Mr. Talt
Mr. Wilson
Murder Trial in Alaska Weighs on Defense Costs
In Juneau Alaska the trial of MacDonald of a Guajataca company for the first degree murder of N Jones at the Treadwell mine proceeds. The defense faces heavy expenses as witnesses testify in rebuttal and MacDonald describes his actions during the shooting. The case may go to the jury Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Alaska
MacDonald
Consolidated Misling and Milling Company
Guatajante
Mexico
N. Jones
Treadwell
Witneses
Yun Larday
Jones
Treadwell Times
Hie
WHI
Miees
United States
Senate tariff debate likens duties to injurious legs
In Washington July 25 Senator Williams of Mississippi argues Democrats face logic in tariff changes amid the Payne Aldrich law. Senator Cummins suggests cutting both legs to balance. Williams likens duties to stilts, saying the country cannot walk straight under the current tariff, while Bristow and others press on various duty points including rice bananas and potatoes.
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Washington
Willams
Missippi
Cummins
Williams
Mississippi
Williame
Cumming
Illams
Bristow
Democrata
Willia
Conited i Company
Fruit Trust
Mulhall Strains Under Senate Lobby Inquiry
Washington July 25 The senate lobby investigating committee faced a long session as Martin M Mulhall neared the end of about 1000 letters in the record He showed signs of strain confessing he was about broke down and reluctant to answer further questions The committee planned to allow questions from the National Association of Manufacturers and the American Federation of Labor with prior submission and approval rules The hearing also touched on whether foreign manufacturers and lobbyists influenced current price cuts and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Martin M. Mulhall
Senate
Waleh
Overman
National Association of Manufacturers
American Federation of Labor
Nelacon
Inncerniiio
Vigorently
Mulhall
Senator Green Appointed to Fill Vacancy in Ohio
Columbus July 2 Senator William Green of Coshocton has been named to fill a vacancy in the International Trade of America after a resignation by Md York of Ookalutea He assumes duties August 3 and will serve in the new post amid regional duties and duties at the mine bureau.
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Columbus
Ohio
Willian Green
Coshoctam
Bin
International Leeann
Durkery of America
MD Yorey
Ookalutea
Lowe
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Council
Oirike Hope
China
U. S
Clyde H. Tavenner
Guaymas Harbor
Feasibi
Mineia
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