Pearson Found Guilty in Wyoming Sheriff Murder Case
In Fort Collins Colorado the defendant Lyde B. Pearson was found guilty of murdering Sheriff Frank B. Roach of Laramie County Wyoming. A jury sentenced him to death after a swift trial, while details of Pearson’s criminal past and multiple escapes were revealed during cross examination.
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Fort Collins
Laramie County
Colo
Lyde B. Pearson
Frank B. Roach
Wyoming
Robert Gyne
Greeley
Graham
Grey
Pearson
United States Army
Crose
Chicago
Fleming
Illinois
Flevaing
Tvardon
Bensonville Ark
Arkan
VieeIng
Arkansas
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Illnois
Disappearance Shocks Former Cheyenne Official
Taylor Shas, once collector for Cheyenne Light, Power and Fuel, vanished after reporting a mineral rights sale to a Pittsburg steel firm for 40000. He claimed half interest in Grover homestead. his wife and baby remain unaware of his whereabouts. Practice of sale questioned as 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 and Allied War Fronts Report
An advance of about twenty miles by the Russians near Chersowity is reported by Petro tel. The Stumlane have driven the Pruth River, captured Sufatyn, and along the Pripet to Kussia through Galicia to Bukowina the Austrians and Germans have been driven back. In eleven days 1,740 officers and 126,000 men, 150 gules and 260 machine guns were captured. Verdun fighting dwindled amid constant bombardment. The Saliane repulsed Austrian attacks on the Posina front. The German cruiser Hors wenn was sunk by four Russian torpedo boat destroyers in the Baltic. London reports David will take the eee.
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Chersowity
Petrotel
Stumlane
Prush
Sufatyn
En ‘Ra
Pripet River
Kussia
Galicis
Bukowins
Verdun
Saliane
Posina
Berlin
London
Davia
Eee
Glynn Praises Wilson Statesmanship in Crisis
Georgia native Martin H. Glynn lauded President Wilson as the nation faces its gravest crisis since the Civil War. He argued American neutrality embodies democracy and urged unity beyond party lines, predicting Wilson’s reelection and stressing economic prosperity and peaceful policy as core Democratic values.
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Glynn
Wilson
America
Washington
Lincoln
Hamilton
Jefferson
United States
Harrison
Blaine
Grant
Unrest in Mexico Tied to Financial Crisis and U.S. Troops
Washington reports say unrest in Mexico stems from domestic financial collapse rather than solely from U.S. troop presence. Officials fear de facto government failure could trigger an ill advised move to expel American forces as foreign aid remains uncertain. Copiea from La Reforma in Saltillo note sharp price rises and barterlike shortages as costs climb for essentials.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Senator Walsh Weighed for Supreme Bench at Stowe
June 4 in Lou Meo, Senator Walsh of Montana appeared as a possible appointee for the vacant Supreme bench seat following the resignation of Charles. The report notes Walsh as a leading candidate and mentions the ongoing discussions among senators and officials.
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Senator Walsh
Supreme
Lou
Sen
Ator Walsh
Montana
As & Stowe
Moe
Charlee
Railway Strike Hinges On Employers Proposal
In New York on June 14 the railroad workers and employers continued talks to avert a strike. Labor rejects a tentative compromise and awaits a definite proposal. Employers offer an eight hour day but resist double overtime pay, text suggests a general strike may be called if no agreement is reached.
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New York
Roosevelt Receives X Ray After Painful Attack
New York dispatch reports former president Theodore Roosevelt underwent an X ray to assess a suspected light muscle rupture from a horse fall in 1915. He reportedly experienced a sharp attack and has had coughing spells amid a cold.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Pearse
Apape
German Squadron Beaten By Slavs
German merchantmen escorted by an auxiliary cruiser and armed craft were attacked early this morning near the Swedish coast. A number of vessels were reported sunk or damaged in the skirmish, with casualties feared.
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Nykoping
Seeden
Crulagr
Final push for equal rights plank in Democratic platform
June 14. Suffragists press for an equal rights plank in the Democratic platform. Resolution committee members and three cabinet officials weigh form of the plank. Demonstration by six to eight thousand women along a yellow and white bannered “golden lane” ends with quiet moments and tense chatter among marchers.
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BT. Louts
Resolutions Committee
Baker
Daniele
Houston
Daniels
National American Woman Buffrage Association
Wee
Cal Bnen
Laundry workers to meet in Denver convention
Colorado laundry workers union plans a convention at the Pierce Hotel on Thursday and Friday next week. A banquet will be served at the end of the gathering. Delegates will be extended a courtesy by the Industrial emb. JFP heads the group.
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Colorado
Ywen
Pierce Hotel
Wilson cites foreign-born influence as threat to U.S. politics
In a flag day speech at the Washington Monument, President Wilson denounced foreign-born citizens he said were trying to levy political blackmail on American parties. He led a 60 000 strong parade, warned of a disloyal minority, and urged unity as he spoke to a cheering crowd and government employees choir.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Washington Monument
Penneyanig Avenue
Unitedates
Sec
Retary Langing
Fred
Bryan Cites One Plank As His Stand for President
William Jennings Bryan declared he offers only one plank the president's. The Democratic Nations Convention in St Louis heard a keynote on Americanism preparedness and prosperity by former New York Governor Glynn as temporary chairman and approved President Wilma’s peaceful conduct of foreign affairs.
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ST. Louis
Martin H. Glynn
New York
Republican Party
Hamilton
Lincoln
Grant
Hianne
Harrison
Talte
Democratic Party
Glyam
Tle Busines
Trades Commissiore
United States
South America
Wr. Glynn
United State
Dracuwelon
America
Mani
Louis
Willam Jennings Bryan
Democratic Nations Convention
Glynn
New
York
W High Priel
Qothamiasn
Wilem
Moose Thinks Deeply on Progressive Leader Split
Chicago June 12 progressives clash with leader Colby over party direction amid attacks on Roosevelt and Wilson. The speech by Halbinfridgs Colley links the split to loyal opposition and questions support for the president, recalling Lincoln and urging clear stance.
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Chicago
Hrougevelt
Wileco
Tie Co
Hugh
Oyster Bay
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Mmoner
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Dyaltwidge Colby
Kansas City
Irfam
Lingola
Linco
Halhnlridgs Colley
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