Wyoming Labor Federation Concludes Cheyenne Session
The Wyoming State Federation of Labor closes its three day meeting in Cheyenne selecting James Buckley as president James Scribner of Rock Springs as vice president and C N McKinstry of Cheyenne as secretary treasurer An executive board of B A Burke Mathew Morrow and George Brown is named A labor parade with 700 delegates and a 560 child labor abolition banner highlight the event prior to District 2 United Mine Workers of America convening in Cheyenne next week
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Barbers Alo
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Qmuna
Sixty first Congress closes as investigations opened
Washington June 25 The first regular session of the Sixty first Congress adjourned sine die after voting on separate investigations into the McMurray Indian contracts. Senators Gore of Oklahoma alleged a bribery attempt. Committees were named in both chambers. President Taft visited the Capitol with cabinet members to act on pending bills.
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Gore
Oklahoma
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Burton
Ohio
Crawford
South Dakota
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Colorado
Percy
Mississippi
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Miller
Minnesota
Roosevelt May Press Hughes to Decline Supreme Court
Oyster Bay June 25 Roosevelt plans a quiet talk with Gov Hughes. Once Hughes signals acceptance to a Supreme Court seat, Roosevelt may urge him to decline to avoid harming the Republican party in New York. The expected outcome is a carefully considered policy shift.
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Oyster Bay
Gov. Hughes
Col. Roosevelt
Itan
United States Supreme Court
Republican
New York
Young Girls Locked In Box Car For Four Days
Two Buffalo girls Maria Moni aged 10 and Wanda Beforke aged 8 were found after four days locked inside a railroad refrigerator car traveling from Buffalo to New York. Police traced the car after reports and a boy witnessed the door being closed on them. The girls suffered exposure but survived the 400 mile ride with no food or water.
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Weil
Buffalo
Maria Moni
Nunca Beforke
Bull
Buffalo Police
Lackawanna Railroad
Tun
Sits
Marla
Wanda
Bandits Shoot Bankers Down in Heart of Lynn
June 25 Lynn Massachusetts three men killed two injured in bold city holdup. They seized a satchel with four to six thousand dollars from Thomas Landregan and Policeman Thomas Carroll as they walked from the Lynn National Bank toward Welch and Landregan factory. One robber slain and another fatally wounded. a Boston man Kavanski held. a third attacker captured after a running gun battle through Hood terrace to High Rock. money recovered. Landregan a 42 year old shoe firm member with nearly 1000 employees.
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New England
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Thomas Carroll
Landregan
Abe Acheson
New York
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Boston
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Welch & Landregan
Lynn National Bank
Carroll
Depperatoes
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High Rock
More Wire Service For Championship Go At Reno
Ogden prepares for a flood of dispatches as Reno wires will relay the big fight news to the Western Union office. The Ogden station will handle its largest day in history with vast regular news and hundreds of thousands of words from reporters filing feature material.
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Condition of General Funston Improves At Leavenworth
Leavenworth Kansas June 25 General Frederick Funston's condition was decidedly improved this morning and he is entirely out of danger General Funston himself answered a telephone call and said he would not be out within a day.
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Fifteen Hundred Escape From Burning Steamer
The excursion steamer with about 1500 passengers caught fire on the Mississippi River near La Crosse Wisconsin. Prompt beaching saved most aboard and only injuries were caused by rush from the burning vessel. Reports say a woman threw her child into the river during the evacuation. they fear she and the child may have drowned.
Millionaire Mine Scandal Shocks Oakland Amid Collision
A tangled report from Oakland details a millionaire mine owner identified as P. Jobue being hospitalized after a collision involving a big vehicle near Grove Street. The incident occurred in the early hours, with vague references to a fractured kite and unclear motives. More specifics are scarce.
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Inspectors Finds no blame on Scenic Railway owners after derailment
New York June 25 inspectors Kennedy Redden and Tammond of the building department examined the Rough Rider railway in Coney Island. They found the structure sound and tracks properly laid and said no one kept their seats may have led to seven injuries. The inclined electric third rail system should be under control at all times.
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Coney
Former Laramie Girl Will Prosecute Shooter
Miss Maezella Ritter, from Laramie Wyoming, plans to press assault to kill charges against Harry L. Pike for a May 2 shooting at her home. She expects to leave St Joseph's hospital soon and testify, saying she fears him and seeks protection, while Pike remains jailed after recovery from blood poisoning.
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Harry L. Pike
Denver
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Pike
Miss Ritter
Laramie
Wyo
Mise Ritter
Buffet
Chicago
Wyman Will To Princeton For 10 Million Bequest
Isaac C. Wyman of Salem died May 18 leaving a 10 million dollar endowment to Princeton University. The Essex County probate court approved the will after a brief hearing. Contestants lacking standing, including Mrs. Mary Norse Cutler who claimed a niece relationship, withdrew.
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Salem
Mass
Princeton University
Isaac C. Wyman
Essex County
Frederick Eb, Shaw
Lynn
Mary Norse Cutler
New York
Andover
Wyman
Cornell Wins Intercollegiate Regatta in Poughkeepsie
Cornell repeats last year by sweeping all three events at the intercollegiate regatta in Poughkeepsie New York. The eight oared varsity finished in 20 minutes 42 1 4 seconds with Pennsylvania second at 20 44 1 4 and Columbia third at 20 54 1 5 seconds. Syracuse and Wisconsin trailed with 21 13 and 21 15 8 5 respectively.
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Cornell
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Wisconsin
France Aims Ten Bring the Store to More of Her Homes
Paris reports in Parliament a set of measures to bolster birthrates. Proposed steps include longer military service for bachelors over 25, mandatory marriage for state workers, extra pay and pensions for families with three or more children, and repeal of equal estate distribution among children. Nation cites 1909 births at 770,000, against 792,000 the year before, with population growth since 1851 at 3 million.
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France
Paris
Vital Sta
Ouray Woman Swallows Poison in Jail Cell
Belle Morgan of Ouray swallowed a large dose of morphine in a jail cell after leaving a note claiming she was a good woman trapped by circumstances. Marshal Childers found her and a physician treated her. her life was saved.
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Cole
Belle Morgan Iast
Marshal Childers
Postal Says Bell Company Is Conspiring In New Mexico
The Postal Telegraph Company obtained an injunction against Bell Telephone Company of New Mexico alleging a conspiracy with Western Union Telegraph to suppress telegraphic competition. The dispute centers on a five year contract extending Postal service from El Paso to Silver City and repudiation by Bell subsidiary.
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Las Cruces
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Asuby
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el Paso
Silver City
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T Telephone Company
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Paso
Vie Fom Fa Directiy
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