Pearson Denies Confession Authenticity in Colorado Trial
In Port Collins ColoradoJune 13 the Pearson murder trial featured his denial that the typewritten confession was authentic and the claim that the document was altered. Dr Beard testified the horse head wound came from a Grey rifle shot not from Sheriff Roach. Sheriff Cooke and the judge upheld the confession as admissible, with deliberations resuming after the testimony.
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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 declares pres Mohler
A. L. Mohler retiring president of Union Pacific spoke at a Cheyenne dinner about plans to extend lines into Wyoming and develop oil regions. The event drew leaders from Union Pacific Oregon Short Line and Southern Pacific with speeches by William Jeffers and others praising state growth and railway cooperation.
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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 Defined by Belief in American Principles
President Wilson at West Point proclaims Americanism as utter belief in the nation's principles and putting them first. He urges preparedness without bluster, warns against militancy, and stresses acting with American motives and examples to inspire mankind. The speech frames Americanism as a spiritual test guiding restraint and purposeful strength.
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America
Wilson
West Point
Washington
National Military Academy
América
United States
Hughes
Military Academy
Europe
Standard Oil blamed for gasoline price rise
The Federal Trade Commission concluded its inquiry into rising gasoline costs and will include a declaration that Standard Oil is responsible for reduced competition and higher prices. Independent workers and refiners support the charge, while Standard Oil representatives offered no explanation.
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Federal Trade Commission
Washington
Standard
Toflay
Commission
Grain Elevator Fire Destroys Structure at Baltimore Harbor
A grain elevator on the Baltimore harborfront, identified as No. 5, was burned today with heavy damage. Officials estimate losses at four to five thousand bushels of grain and significant structural destruction. Local authorities reported the incident occurred in the harbor district as crews battled the blaze.
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Baltimore
Pennsylgenia
Harbor Fromt
Manten
Theodore Roosevelt Weighs Future Path For Progressives
In New York on June 13 Theodore Roosevelt met with George W. Perkins Hiram Johnson Oscar Strauss and Chester Rowell to map the progressive party’s next moves Roosevelt considered declining the presidential nomination and whether a national committee should name a candidate Perkins said state committee members are gathering progressive 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 to Avert Railroad Strike Break Down
New York June 13 spokesmen for railroads and their employees said talks to avert a strike have failed the conference will likely end tomorrow as each side prepares a formal counter proposal to meet or reject the other's demands
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New York
Acasion
Ae Ue
Delay in Reply to Carranza Until After Convention
Washington expects to delay the U S response to Carranza over troop withdrawals until after the Democratic national convention. Officials seek to avoid political signals while preparing a strong denial of his questioning of U S good faith. A sharp rebuke is planned for Carranza’s government and the border police role.
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Washington
Mexico
Carranza
Murw
Wilitie
Suffragists Hear Democrats Back Equal Rights This Year
Suffragists in St Louis report Democratic leaders approve a tentative suffrage plank for the national platform. Secretary Daniels endorses equal rights for women and invites support. The administration highlights foreign policy and economic legislation as part of the broader campaign context. A platform committee will be named tomorrow as leaders weigh the draft.
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BT. Louis
Inonlela
Women's Party
Daniels
Equal Rights Movement
Democratc
Oman
Howes
Stone
A. Mitchell. Palmer
Penndylganda
Secretary Opposes Run Against Marshall
The new secretary of war, backed by some Democrats, is urged as a possible running mate for President Wilson, but Balor says he cannot support that and backs Marshall instead.
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Eage Democrata
Wilson
Balar
Marshall
Democratic Platform Drafts and Wilson Pact Stir Convention
Secretary of War Baden arrives from Washington with President Wilson’s drafts guiding the party toward “peace, preparedness and prosperity.” The president opposes a plank critiquing the ages of the presidency and plans to address the convention. Meshing with anti Mexican border policy, the administration signals a strong policy stance while awaiting full platform completion.
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Pleomor
Wom Baden
Washington
Wison
Vicw
Mareball
Todey
Paien
Wilson
Mary Loll
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