Taft will not recall army to Mexico frontier
President Taft rejects calls to withdraw American troops sent to the Mexican frontier to preserve neutrality. He says he remains firm despite international tensions and misreadings of his aims, insisting the military program will not be altered yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Mexico
Senor
Don Francisco de la Barra
Carter
Ted Urecigens
Promatic
White House
Fort Myer
Makin’s Holdups Stir Public Fear in Wyoming Sheep Field
Keeley claiming to work for Senator Warren terrorized crowds in a frontier town with a six gun. He boasted of ownership over land and even a solar system as he demanded recognition from locals amid chaos on the vast Wyoming prairies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Warren
Thomas Keeley
Courtahlag
Keeley
Hole
Wyoming
Earth
Solar
Strike on Queen and Crescent Firemen Reaches Tentative Settlement
Washington March 24 The striking firemen on the Queen and Crescent route have reached a tentative settlement through the National Mediation Board. The plan will be announced tomorrow to the strikers’ general committee in Cincinnati.
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Washington
Mar
Queen and Crescent
Bagis
National Meditation Board
Cincinnati
Chicago Boy Commits Suicide Over School Struggles
William Shiel a 15 year old Lake Forest contractor's son killed himself with a revolver after failing to grasp lessons. He had been backward in school and vanished during a hockey game before his body was found. He left a note asking his father not to blame the teacher.
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Chicago
Mar
William Shiel
Lake Forest
Government officers praised marksmanship after San Marcos sinking
Washington reports the secretary of the navy and officials praised the gunners of the New Hampshire for accurate fire during the sinking of the antiquated battleship San Marcos in Chesapeake Bay. A detailed official report on armor penetration and projectile effects will follow after examinations and further ordnance tests.
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Washington
Mar
Secretary of the Navy
San Marcos
Chesapeake Bay
New Hampshire
Jail Breakers Again Caught
Sheridan Wyoming reports Sheriff Hoop and Undersheriff Veach captured J A Hall and Joe West near Tongue River at Wat Humphries ranch fifty five miles north of Sheridan. Harvey Love and George Harrington remain at large from the March 3 jail escape.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Russ M. Hoop
W. H. Veach
Rosebud County
Montana
J. A. Hall
Joe West
Sheridan County
Harvey Love
George Harrington
West
Hall
Wat Humphries’ Ranch
Tongue River
Forsyth
Hal
Harrington
Love
Court House
Main Street
Oxwest
Little Goose Creek
Dow
Burlington
Ihme
Fort Mackenzie
Elds
Disis
Woman Loses Ashes of Father in Pocketbook Mixup
A mourning New York woman explains at West Short depot that her father’s ashes were in an envelope inside her purse after dropping a pocketbook containing papers and two ten dollar bills. The ticket agent questions the curious claim as the woman remains composed.
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Newburg
N. Y
West Short
J. J. Bradley
Governor Resigns from Cheyenne School Board
Governor Joseph M. Carey resigns from the Cheyenne School Board after long service, saying his state chief executive duties make him ineligible to continue. The board expresses regret and names A. E. B. Roedel to fill the unexpired term.
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Cheyenne
Joseph M. Carey
A. E B. Roedel
No Quorum Defers City Council Meeting
A March council session failed again due to insufficient aldermen for a quorum. Acting sergeant at arms Charles Stevens visited homes to summon absent members, leaving four aldermen present and the meeting adjourned to the next regular night.
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Charles Stevens
Sweet
Keating
Nimmo
Treasilo
Sale of rare Confederate stamps opens in New York
The notable sale of Confederate postage stamps from the late Philp La Tourette began yesterday in New York. The collection includes provisional issues such as the Abingdon Virginia five cent on orange paper and Autlageville Alabama five cent on white paper, with many other rare varieties valued up to 8250 dollars each.
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New York
Philp la Tourette
Abingdon
Autlageville
Ala
North Dakota to impeachment trial for Judge Cowan
The North Dakota court has completed arrangements for the impeachment trial of John F. Cowan, judge of the second Judicial district. Cowan faces a long list of offenses including drunkenness immorality and malfeasance in office as the legislature moves to act next week.
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Kiemarck
N. DD
North Dakota
John F. Cowan
Second Judicial District
Cowan Ie
Bandit Train Holdup Near Coffeyville Prompts Hunt
Federal officers chase four men who robbed a Tron Mountain express train twelve miles south of Coffeyville Kansas, blowing the safe with dynamite and escaping with less than 500 dollars. Passengers were not harmed. robbers headed toward Oklahoma in a buggy after the job.
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Coffeyville
Kas
Tron Mountain
Here
Oklahoma
Express
Insurrectos Attack Tecate Hill Front. Federals Outnumbered
Tecate Lower California March 24. A surprise assault from three sides on Tecate hill by about 160 insurrectos began at 8 pm and ended abruptly. The hill lies near the border. casualties were reported none on the federal side. Federal supply shortages threaten surrender or border escape. A Cocopah Indian, tortured overnight, revealed rebel positions to federals. Two women with him were sent toward the desert. their fate is unknown. Rebels win at Presidio context reported.
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Tecate
Lower
California
Mar
Tecate Hill
Presidio
Tex
San
Fire chief carries brother from flames in factory blaze
Milwaukee report says four firemen died and a captain carried the body of a fallen man from the Middleton Manufacturing hat factory roof. The blaze gutted a five story building and left one man fatally injured and a dozen badly hurt. The captain learned the deceased was his own brother.
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Milwaukee
Mar
Middleton Manufacturing Company
Houta
Denver and Rio Grande Engineers Win Wage Increase
Arbitration by Charles R. Neill awards seven hundred fifty engineers on the Rio Grande a nine percent wage rise, improved working rules, and a one year contract. Average gains run 40 cents daily for freight and passenger engineers and 50 cents for switching engineers.
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Denver
Mar
Chas. R. Neill
Rio Grande
Major Bell Seriously Injured in Runaway Crash
Newell Major Bell a former driver for the Cheyenne fire department lies at his home with serious injuries after a runaway accident late Thursday night. The bugsy overturned at the corner of Nineteenth and O Neil streets. A jagged hole in Bell s cheek required sutures and left his face badly disfigured. a physician was summoned.
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Newell
Major) Bell
Cheyenne Fire Department
Twenty-first
Bent
Bugsy
O'Neil
Bell
Lorimer Bribe Suspect Freed by the Jury
Springfield reports State Senator John J. Broderick cleared of bribery charges after a short jury deliberation. He was accused of paying D. W. Holtslaw to vote for Senator Lorimer. Verdict returned after less than half an hour.
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Lorimer
Springfield
John J. Broderick
D. W. Holtslaw
Funeral Parade Honors Sacred Relics Without Body
New York reports a 10 000 strong funeral procession led by Mayor Gaysor to honor sacred relics from a destroyed old Christ street synagogue. Ancient hebraic texts and Jerusalem regalia are carried in coffins, with two hundred carriages and thousands of orthodox clergy marching to Bayside Cemetery Brooklyn for interment.
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New York
Gaysor
Christ Street
America
Jerusalem
Bayside Cemetery
Brooklyn
Roosevelt addresses Stanford and Berkeley audiences
In Berkeley and Stanford, March 24, Col. Roosevelt spoke on "Realigable Ideals" at Berkeley and "Prospective Scholarship" at Stanford, addressing two college crowds in California.
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Berkeley
Cali
Mar
Col. Roosevelt
California
Stanford
Russia to Deliver Ultimatum to China
St. Petersburg report states Russia will present an ultimatum to China fixing the date by which China must fulfill demands on consulates and trade rights in Mongolia. China’s reply is described as evasive and unsatisfactory.
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St. Petersburg
Mar
Russia
China
Mongolia
Mail steamer Bruce wrecked off Seatarl island
Louisburg B C March 24 The mail steamer Bruce struck this morning off Seatarl island and became a wreck. About 125 passengers and most of the crew landed safely though three crewmen are reported missing.
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Louisburg
B. C
Mar
Seatarl
Wyoming Weather Forecast Highlights This Weekend
Washington reports a generally fair Wyoming forecast with a chance of new rain in the northwest areas. Local data show a 65 degree high and a 28 degree low with trace rainfall in the past 24 hours.
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Washington
Mar
Wyoming
W. & Palmer
Colorado Baby 16 Born With Good TrkeTH Rue
A baby girl was born here a week ago to Mr. and Mrs. Garble. She has two perfect front teeth and is unusually active. There are indications that more teeth will emerge in a few weeks.
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Rue
Cole
Diaz cabinet resignations shock Mexico City political scene
The Diaz cabinet folded at a special meeting with resignations from Enrique Creel, Jose Yves Limantour, Ramon Corral, Olgario Molina, Justo Sierra, Manuel Cosio, Leandro Fernandes, Justino Fernandez, and others over five years in service. Diaz delayed decisions on acceptance. Insurrection leaders in El Paso urge reforms and free ballots though war continues.
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Mexico City
Mar
Diaz
Enrique Crpel
Jose Yves Limantour
Interior
Ramon Corral
Olegario Molina
Fomento
Justo Sierra
Manuel Cosio
Leandro Fernandes
Justino Fernandez
Ingurrectos
Moffat Road to Be Finished Without External Finance
Denver reports the Moffat interests will complete the Moffat road to Salt Lake without external financing. W. G. Evans will head the line as its new president. The Allen bill proposes state bond funding for a continental divide tunnel with safeguards, requiring the Denver Northwestern Pacific to guarantee bond payments.
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Denver
Mar
Moffat Interests
Salt Lake
Wall Street
W. G. Evans
Allen
Continental Divide
Moffat Road
Colorado House of Representatives
Tts
Denver, Northwestern & Pacific
Moffat) Railway Company
Moffat
Paris Shop Sells Woodcock With Four Cartridges Found
In Paris a woodcock caught attention after a buyer opened three birds and found one with four label cartridges in its stomach. Police investigated whether this unusual find signals a new naturalist curiosity or a prank by packers.
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France
Paris
Mar
Naturalite
Woman Tramp Declares She Will Not Work Again
Hazel Guding, a 23 year old from Denver, causes city police trouble as she vows to remain a free-spirited wanderer. Authorities plan to have her leave the city and not return unless she chooses to.
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Husel Guding
Plaim
Polivee
Hazel
Denver
Kacel
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Queen & Crescent
Federal
Milwaukee Fire Department
Roosevelt
Colorado
Insurrecto Junta
Republic of Mexico
Creel
Ramon Corra
Gobernacion
el Paso
Insurrecto
Ding
Madero
Paso
Rabagoa
Rabago
Chihuah
Chithuah
Juarez
Capta
Oscar G. Creighton
Toda
Noti
Raronds
Agua Prieta
Agua Priet
Hermosillo
Washington, Mar
Stat. Department
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