Pearson Found Guilty in Wyoming Sheriff Murder Trial
In Fort Collins Colorado, Lyde B. Pearson was found guilty of murdering Sheriff Frank B. Roach of Laramie County Wyoming and sentenced to death by a district court jury. The verdict came quickly as Pearson admitted a history of escapes and crimes across Illinois Arkansas and the U.S. Army before the fatal Wyoming shooting.
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Colo
Lyde B. Pearson
Frank B. Roach
Wyoming
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Greeley
Graham
Grey
Pearson
United States Army
Crose
Chicago
Fleming
Illinois
Flevaing
Tvardon
Bensonville Ark
Arkan
VieeIng
Arkansas
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Illnois
Vanished Cheyenne man linked to mineral rights sale
Taylor Shas, former collector for Cheyenne Light, Power and Fuel, vanished after reporting a $40,000 sale of mineral lights on his Grover homestead. It emerges he only held a half interest, with Floyd Durbin having arranged the split. Mrs Taylor, with a three month old, learned of his disappearance after letters to him were returned.
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P. Taylor
Cheyenne Light, Power and Fuel Company
Colo
Pittsburg Steel Company
Grover
Floyd Durbin
Taylor
Cheyenne
Russian advance drives toward Pripet and Austrian retreat
A war summary notes Russian advances around Chersowity and along the Pripet river line toward Galicia and Bukovina. Austrian and German forces retreat. in eleven days allied forces report 1,740 officers and 126,000 men captured and many guns and machine guns seized. Verdun bombardments continue and Russian torpedo boats attack a German cruiser. London reports David will take the stage.
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Stumlane
Prush
Sufatyn
En ‘Ra
Pripet River
Kussia
Galicis
Bukowins
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Saliane
Posina
Berlin
London
Davia
Eee
Glynn Praises Wilson Statesmanship in Civil War Crisis
ST. LOUIS June 14 Martin H Glynn former New York governor opened the national convention praising President Wilson as facing the greatest crisis since the Civil War with Americanism peace preparedness and prosperity as Democratic party guiding ideals He argued neutrality is American and urged unity beyond party lines while predicting Wilsons reelection He cited Washington Lincoln Hamilton and Jefferson in defense of Wilsons neutrality policy and urged Americans to stand behind the president to sustain continued prosperity and peace
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Wilson
ST. Louis
Martin H. Glynn
New York
America
Washington
Lincoln
Hamilton
Jefferson
United States
Harrison
Blaine
Grant
Republican Party
Hianne
Talte
Democratic Party
Glyam
Unrest in Mexico Tied to Financial Crisis and US Troop Presence
Washington officials see Mexico's financial collapse and failed de facto government reforms as the root of unrest, with American troops a minor factor. Reports warn collapse may trigger an unintended move to expel US forces. Meanwhile, Mexican newspapers discuss inflated prices and counterfeit currency amid shortages in Saltillo and El Paso.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Montana Senator Walsh Seen as Supreme Court Possibility
June 4 report from Lou Meo says Senator Walsh of Montana appeared as a strong possibility for the Supreme Bench after the resignation of Chief Justice Stowe. The article notes the ongoing process and names Walsh as a leading option considered by lawmakers.
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Supreme
Lou
Sen
Ator Walsh
Montana
As & Stowe
Moe
Charlee
Railway Strike Hinges on Employers Offer
New York June 14 management conferences on a possible railway strike hinge on whether the managers will present a concrete compromise to workers. Workers reject the tentative plan and want a firm proposal. Employers are open to an eight hour day but oppose double overtime. Labor leaders signal possible broad walkout if demands remain unmet.
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New York
Roosevelt Health Update After Painful Attack
New York June 14 reports Theodore Roosevelt underwent an X-ray exam for a possible light break of muscle around a leg injury from a 1915 horse fall. Roosevelt has contracted a cold, suffers coughing fits, and his condition was disclosed to correspondents today.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Pearse
Apape
German Squadron Beaten By Slavs
Thirteen German merchant ships escorted by an auxiliary cruiser torpedo boats and armed trawlers were attacked early this morning by Kus yore Bad gullyies near the Swedish coast. A number of vessels are reported sunk or damaged.
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Nykoping
Seeden
Crulagr
Final drive for equal rights plank in suffrage debates
June 14 The suffragists push for an equal rights plank in the Democratic platform as resolutions committee members and cabinet officials discuss form. A yellow and white parade of 6000 to 8000 women fills the golden lane while some desire a briefer plank beyond Wilson Daniels proposals. A small incident involving a mule occurs amid the demonstration.
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BT. Louts
Resolutions Committee
Baker
Daniele
Houston
Daniels
National American Woman Buffrage Association
Wee
Cal Bnen
Laundry Men Convene at Pierce Hotel Next Week
A group of laundry workers will meet in convention at the Pierce hotel on Thursday and Friday nights of next week. A banquet will be served at Peideydalt. The industrial emb bee extended the privilege of the elu Poyee to the delegater, JFP.
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Colorado
Ywen
Pierce Hotel
Wilson Accuses Foreign-Born Blacksmail in Capitol Address
President Wilson denounces a supposed foreign-born minority he calls disloyal as he addressed a June 14 crowd on the Washington Monument grounds. He led a 60 000 strong parade, urged unity, and warned against political rackmail in the run up to his re election.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Washington Monument
Penneyanig Avenue
Unitedates
Sec
Audiencce
Bryan Quoted On One Plank For President's Stand
William Jennings Bryan asserted he has no planks to offer except the president's and urged voters to let the president decide, with his plank in mine, as he goes before the people. The Democratic National Convention in St Louis discussed Americanism preparedness and prosperity, with former Governor Glynn of New York as temporary chairman, endorsing President Wilson's conduct of foreign affairs.
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Louis
Willam Jennings Bryan
York
W High Priel
Qothamiasn
Wilem
The Moose Are Thinking Says Bainbridge Colby Leader
Chicago dispatch notes progressive faction struggles with their leader Colonel Roosevelts stance fuels division within the party With Hugh S Colby as a keynote speaker in Chicago the piece recalls Lincoln era resolve and the push to nominate Keeseel for president highlighting intra party tensions and leadership tests
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Bainbridge Colby
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