Two Memorials Are Vetoed By Governor
Governor Carey vetoed two joint memorials to Congress about public lands and uses of receipts. He approves several bills but objects to diverting 25 percent of public land receipts from roads to other causes and to using state school funds for non school aims.
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Carey
Congress
Secretary of State
Cheyenne
Wyo
Senate
State of Wyoming
Hoven of Representatives
United States
Wyoming
Joseph M. Carex
Britain asks canal tolls arbitrate in new note
Washington reports Britain proposes arbitration of the Panama canal tolls issue as part of a broader settlement. Secretary Knox will not propose new action and will refer the matter to his successor. The note suggests a pathway to arbitration under the pending treaty set to expire in June. Publication of the note is timed for Sunday papers in the United States and Europe. New York dispatch notes British reports misrepresenting President elect Wilson on tolls.
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Washington
Knox
Kryce
Taft
Amer‘ca
Europe
New York
Io Britta
State Department
Wilson
Weather Forecast for Wyoming and Surrounding Areas
The dispatch predicts fair weather in Wyoming on Saturday with some light snow flurries in the central pocahontas portion. Colder conditions are expected in the northeast. Sunday should bring fair skies overall.
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Washington
Wyoming
Garment Workers End Strike in New York
The long running garment workers strike in New York involving about 150,000 workers was officially ended tonight. Workers accepted manufacturers terms including a pay raise, revised conditions, arbitration on hours, and an open shop. All returned to work with a $1.00 weekly advance.
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New York
Garment Workers
Suffragettes Reach Capitol in Washington D C
General Rosalie Jones leads a 250 mile suffrage march into Washington with an enthusiastic crowd on Pennsylvania Avenue. A mass anti suffrage meeting is set downtown presided by Mrs Arthur M Dodge with speakers including Mrs John Martin Miss Lacy Price and Miss Minnie Bronson.
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Washington
Rosalie Jones
Capital
Capitol Grounds
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capitol
Treasury Building
Peace Monument
Jones
Arthur M. Dodge
John Martin
New York
Lacy Price
Minnie Bronson
Hoston
Massachusetts
Plan to Utilize Waste Resinous Wood
Washington February 28 The bureau of chemistry AG of the agricultural department reports a new study on waste resinous wood from the timber industry. It estimates annual waste at not less than 8 000 000 cords and proposes turning it into paper products worth about 800 000 000 dollars.
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Washington
Bureau of Chemistry
Agricultural Department
Arctic Expedition Plans by Bjefanssen to Open North
Vihljalmar Bjefanssen announces a four year Arctic expedition starting May with eight to ten scientists. The party will sail from Esquimault aboard the 247 ton Karluck to establish a base in the Beaufort Sea, aided by a wireless system to contact the world.
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New York
Vihljalmar Bjefanssen
Arctic
Stefansson
Wil-Sall
Esquimault
BH. C
Victoria
Beaufort Sea
Dewey Hotel Fire claims multiple victims in Omaha blaze
Early today the Dewey hotel in Omaha burned and collapsed trapping hundreds beneath debris. Officials fear about 20 to 75 lives lost with many bodies buried after the interior collapsed into the basement. the hotel register was destroyed and many names may never be known.
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Omaha
Dewey Hotel
Castro 18 Invited by Wilson Denied by Governor
In Havana Ameri can Minister Beaupre says former Venezuelan President Castro has been invited by President elect Wilson to the inauguration and will travel to Washington then return to Havana. In New York Governor Wilson calls the Havana report untrue and says the invitation did not occur.
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Washington
Beaupre
Havana
Cuba
State Department
Castro
Venezuela
Wilson
NEW RK
Cipriano Castro
Peary Heads List for Scott Benefit
Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary leads a U S Scott memorial fund effort to aid Captain Scott’s Antarctic expedition liabilities. The American branch joins England where about 150000 dollars is being raised. Peary has donated 100 dollars and Joseph H. Choate the same amount.
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New York
Robert BE. Peary
North Pole
Scott Memorial Fund
Robert F. Scott
Antarctic
England
Court Holds Legislature May Repeal Initiated Laws In Supreme Ruling
Denver February 26 The supreme court declares the legislature has the right to repeal any initiated or referred law and may insert a clause to block a referendum if it deems immediate preservation of public peace health or safety necessary The ruling responds to questions about the eight hour law and potential reenactment efforts by Senator Bgllesfield and others.
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Denver
Supreme Court
Senate
Bgllesfield
Boise
Three Day Wife of Battling Nelson to Sue for Divorce
Denver and Portland details outline Fay King Nelson accusing Battling Nelson of forcing marriage through coercion and threats. She says her consent was compelled by his pressure and fear, while he is away touring the South. Summons to be served when he returns to Denver around March 5.
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Battling Nelson
Denver
Balling Owear Nelson
Fay King
Nelson
South
Fay Kime
Megewisch
Portland
Ore
Fay King Nelsot
James King
Fay
King
Chicago
Dr Friedmann Begins Tuberculosis Treatment Tour
New York Feb 28 Dr Fred rich Franz Friedmann asks Bellevue trustees for permission to treat charity patients three days weekly during his stay and plans an office for private patients. German envoy reps say he will start treatments tomorrow as the mysterious serum is kept in a locked Waldorf room while cultures multiply for a demonstration.
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New York
Fredrich Franz Friedmann
Bellevue Hospital
Envant
Waldorf-Astoria
Dr. Friedmann
Italian miner murders wife and wounds children in Colorado
Effisino Vercellino, a British-born Italian coal miner in Trinidad Colorado, killed his wife Cozalino by slashing her throat with a rag and then cut his own windpipe in a failed suicide attempt. He wounded two children aged six and seven as they fled the room. both survived and he was taken to hospital in Trinidad.
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Trinidad
Colo
Effisino Vercellino
Cozalino
Vercellino
Troops from Fort Mackenzie Head Southward to Texas City
Wyoming dispatch notes Fort Mackenzie soldiers joining others in a rapid mobilization toward the Texas border. Col Thomas F. Davis leads the Sixth Brigade with the Eighteenth and Eleventh Regiments. The Burlington route provides equipment while trains depart Sheridan and Fort Mackenzie with troops, signals, and trains arranged for a long absence, amid eager troops and heavy railroad support.
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Wyoming
Fort MacKenzie
Colorado Ineas
Fort Russell
Sheridan
Thomas F. Davis
Texas City
Téy
Galveston
Edwards
Burlington
Omaha
Chicago
Fort Mackengle
Eighteenth Infantry
Texas
Fort Wissoula
Mont
Northern Pacific
Qimaha
F Houston
Tex
Stringent Rules for Banks and Stock Exchange
Washington February 28 three urgent reports were presented in the house by the money trust investigation committee. The majority report names J P Morgan and Co Kuhn Loeb Co and others as key agents in money concentration and proposes bills to bar mail use by exchanges not observing strict rules and to impose rigid conduct rules on national banks and clearing houses. The minority dispute says no money trust exists but warns of credit concentration in New York Boston and Chicago and questions the remedies, with McGorran opposing the interlocking directorates proposal.
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Washington
House
Committee On the
Money Trust
Pujo
J. P. Morgan & Co
Jonal and National City Co
Kuhn, Loch & Co
New York
Leo Higginson & Co
New York City
Boston
Chicago
McGorran
Michigan
Stock Exchange
Contested Mexican Presidency Amid Huerta Diaz Power Struggle
Reporters describe the Huerta regime stabilizing as orders free Mexican refugees on the U S border and safe conduct granted to De La Fuente. Ongoing killings and arrests linked to the Made ro Suarez case prompt calls for peace talks and conferenced among factions in Sonora and Durango.
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Washington
Huerta
California
Texas
Alcalco
de la Fuente
Bae Ady
Morgan's $20,000 smoking cessation fee shocks Cairo
In Cairo J P Morgan paid Professor Bastianello $20,000 for medical counsel. Doctors warned Morgan to curb rich meals and alcohol while in tropical climate. A special cook was hired to prepare diet based on Rome recipes, Morgan expressed disappointment at dietary restrictions.
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Cairo
J. Pierpont Morgan
Hin Fineas
Morgan
Vorgen
Planty
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Winkleman
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E. A
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Brough
Valleau
BE. A. Wilson
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Hyde
Chrisman
Skovgard
Kendrick
U. S
Hadsell
Beck
Britain
Explorer
Herschell Island
Prince Patrick Land
Herschell Ialand
Eigilation
R. M. Anderson
Stefanasen
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Sberia
Stefanssen
North
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Victoria Land
Renfree Richard
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Peary
Scott Benefit
British Fund
Diaz
Mexico City
Sonora
Maytorent
Madero
Suare Ismes
Mariano Luque
Tonio
Peac
Bimilio Madero
Campos
Oroen
Hemet Pie Luco
Rome
J. FP. Morgan
Bastianello
Dr. Hastelanello
Y. Pierpont Morgan
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