Pearson Denies Confession Authenticity in Colorado Murder Trial
In Port Collins on June 13 the Pearson trial featured his denial of the typewritten confession and testimony by Dr Breard that the bullet in Pearson s horse did not come from a high powered rifle. Sheriff Cooke and Judge Graham upheld the confession as admissible. The doctor’s testimony supported Pearson s claim that Grey fired the fatal shot at the sheriff s horse.
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Port Collins
Colo
C. ¥. Beard
Cheyenne
Pearson
Clyde B. Pearson
Frank B. Roach
Nick D. N'plaen
Grey
E. I Cooke
Larimer County
Cooke
Niel FP. Graham
Deard
Wimeell
Bear
Sheriff Roach
Union Pacific Plans Bia Extension in Wyoming
A large Cheyenne dinner honored A L Mohler retiring Union Pacific president. Speakers from Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line and Southern Pacific discussed Wyoming development and future rail growth. Mohler and William Jeffers received strong applause as plans for new lines and oil-field access were hinted.
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Union Pacific
Wyoming
Deglares Pres
Mohler
A. L. Mahler
Union Pacific Railway Company
Flams Hotel
Mahler
Oregon Short Line
Southern Pacific
Mohler Paié
William Jeffers
Mohiér
The
Plains
Carey
Jeffers
Brooks
Noux
Ushero
Bishop N
Thomas
Casey
United Lieiee
Warren
A. Munroe
Union Pacific Freke
Charles Ware
Munroe
Wyo
Ming
Frank L. Houx
Kendrick
Maher
Union Pacifice
A. L. Mohler
R. Toweey
Cheyenne
I. D. Kyle
Omaha
W. H. Guild
J. A. Munroe
Gerrit Fort
W. 8. Basinger
F. BH. Cheate
Frefeit
Ruble
L. Huntley
D. C. Buell
Railway Educational Bureau
A. F. Vickroy
W. JD. Lincoln
H. Deming
Educational Bureau
G. O G. Brophy
J. FP. Anderton
W. Scott
J. Keawting
Denver
Paul Rigdon
F. O. McCormick
F. K. Battus
Oregon
Spencer
N. B. Updike
Frank BD. Jobo
Mr. Moller
Union Pacific Railroad
Americanism Tied to American Principles, Wilson Declares at West Point
President Wilson spoke to West Point graduates stressing preparedness and adherence to American ideals. He argued Americanism means belief in the nation’s principles, avoiding bluster, and setting a quiet example while ready to act if needed.
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America
Wilson
West Point
Washington
National Military Academy
América
United States
Hughes
Military Academy
Standard Oil blamed for gasoline price rise probe ends
The federal trade commission finished its inquiry into higher gasoline costs and will submit a report to the comptroller. Independent workers and refiners accuse Standard Oil of anticompetitive practices, fixing prices and stifling competition. Standard Oil representatives offered no detailed rebuttal.
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Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Standard
Toflay
Commission
Grain elevator burns near harbor with loss of life
A grain elevator adjacent to the harbor front at Mantem was destroyed by fire. The blaze claimed four to six lives with estimated losses of four to eight thousand bushels. Local officials report severe damage to railroad facilities nearby.
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Baltimore
Pennsylgenia
Harbor Fromt
Manten
Roosevelt Meets Moose On Progressive Party Future
In New York on June 13 Theodore Roosevelt conferred with George W. Perkins Hiram Johnson Oscar Strauss and Chester Rowell to map the progressive party’s path. Perkins said state committees are gathering sentiment and will report to the national committee by June 26.
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York
Cal
Theodore Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Hiram Jonson
Oscar 8. Strauss
Chester Ht. Rowell
Roosevelt
Perkine
National Committee
Negotiations Fail to Avert Railroad Strike
New York June 13 spokesmen for railroads and their employees said talks over averting a strike failed and that the conference will likely break up tomorrow after presenting a last proposal to meet demands amid a nationwide dispute.
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New York
Acasion
Ae Ue
Delay in U S Reply to Carranza Until After Convention
Washington reports the American reply to Carranza demanding withdrawal of U S troops from Mexico will be delayed until after the Democratic convention. Officials seek to avoid politicization and assert resolve to keep troops in Mexico. A sharp rebuke to the de facto government is planned for its questioning of U S good faith.
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Washington
Mexico
Carranza
Murw
Wilitie
Measham
Congrememen Rainey
Mlincie
Wile
Herve
Democratic Party
Raiser
Suffragists Hear Democrats Favor Equal Rights Plank
Suffragists in St Louis hear that Democrats will favor equal rights for women. The tentative suffrage plank for the Democratic National Platform, drafted by Secretary Inonlela and other leaders, explicitly supports passage of a suffrage amendment. Leaders of the women’s party approve, and Secretary Daniels endorses the equal rights movement.
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Daniels
BT. Louis
Inonlela
Women's Party
Equal Rights Movement
Democratc
Oman
Howes
Stone
A. Mitchell. Palmer
Penndylganda
Secretary of War Choice Sparks Debates as Marshall Favored
A political dispute centers on appointing a secretary of war bold enough to challenge Marshall. Rumors suggest a proposed running mate for Wilson alignment but sources indicate opposition and lingering support for Marshall. The discussion reflects party splits and strategic positioning ahead of key nominations.
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Eage Democrata
Wilson
Balar
Marshall
Wilson Allies Declare Platform Drafted for Peace and Prosperity
The Secretary from Washington announces the Democratic platform draft favors peace, prepared for peace, and prosperity. President Wilson disapproves a plank criticizing the Taft era and plans to address the convention.
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Pleomor
Wom Baden
Washington
Wison
Vicw
Mareball
Todey
Paien
Wilson
Mary Loll
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