California anti alien land bill nears signature in wake of Senate passage
Sacramento May 3 The alien James ownership bill cleared the house after Senate passage and awaits the governor's signature. Only three dissenters in the lower chamber. timing moves ahead within 90 days unless a referendum gathers 20000 signatures. Secretary Bryan ends California mission with praise and cautions on citizenship terms in the bill.
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Senate
House
Sacramento
Nally
California
Bryan
Johnson
Supreme Court Orders Ryan Back to Stand Trial
The Supreme Court sent James Ryan back to stand trial after a rapid sequence of legal actions. Officers Milane Rogers and Snow, with U S marshals, moved Ryan to federal custody as Mrs Ryan prepared to travel to Chicago. Local authorities note Ryan has a three year record in the Mile area and a reputation for honesty and sobriety.
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Supreme Court
Ryan
Potter
James Ryan
Murane
Ilinois
Chicago
Bliss
Kan
Murvane
Lile Waitiog
Lester Snow
Rogers
Morgane
Regera
Web bill unsatisfactory to Japan as arbitration looms
Washington May 2 The Web bill in its present form fails to satisfy the Japanese government. Japan may seek arbitration at The Hague if no legal settlement is reached within three months. The 1900 special arbitration treaty expires August 31 unless renewed, requiring Japan to claim treaty benefits before that date.
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Washington
Bryan
United States
Japan
Hague Tribunal
Permanent Court of Arbitration
The
Hague
Con
Detectaphone Inventor Fights Crime With New Device
Gillard C. Smith, inventor of the detectaphone and detectoscope, aims to perfect tools to hear conversations and see talkers in distant rooms. He envisions arranging methods to know activities in a room as clearly as if an observer were present, strengthening evidence against criminals.
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Gillard C. Smith
Iorventor
Cope
Boen
Local lads win two points at Washburn field meet
Pueblo Central high school topped 20 Colorado and one Cheyenne team with 41 points at the annual track meet in Colorado Springs. Colorado Springs high school placed second with 16% points as 2380 contestants from 20 schools competed amid intermittent rain and cold wind. Eubanks of Colorado Springs led individuals with two firsts and one third.
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Colorado Springs
Pueblo Central High School
Washburyn Field
Cheyenne
Wyo
Colorado Springs High School
Greeley
Fort Morgan
Loveland
Lafayette
Salida
Brush
Pueblo Centennial
Grand Junclion
Longmont
North Canon City
Boulder
Sterlite
Rocky Ford
Eaton
South Canon City
Eubanks
Auto Crash on Carey Avenue Causes Carriage Damage
A buggy accident on Carey avenue and Sixteenth street involved driver F H Henderson speeding and colliding with a carriage led by a young lad named McDonald from the fort. One wheel tore off the buggy and the boy was shaken up. Henderson agreed to cover repair costs and McDonald’s family would not pursue court action.
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Henderson
Carey Avenue
Sixteenth Street
McDonald
Fort
Kenderson
McDonald Bar
Thought a Steer a Bear Are Now in Penitentiary
Arthur James and Amos Jenkins of Iowa Center were jailed after drunkenly imagining a steer to be a bear and killing it near Cheyenne. They admitted cutting up the animal and planning to reimburse the owner before sheriff intervention. James drew one year and a day, Jenkins two to three years.
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Arthur James
Amos Jenkins
Iowa Center
Cheyenne
Rawlins
Eland
Hille
Olgax
Jenkins
James
Suffragette Beauties Posed in Metropolitan Tableau
A tableau at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York showcased suffragette beauties to symbolize the advancement of women. The Woman Suffrage Party selected several striking young women, with Pauline Fredericks representing Woman and Mrs. Sybilla Pope and Mrs. May Belle Morgan among the noted ornaments of the display in Greek costumes.
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Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Woman Suffrage Party
Pauline Fredericks
Sybilla Pope
May Belle Morgan
Thousands of suffragists march in color parade in New York
Dyes front, 24,000 women marching eight abreast along Fifth Avenue in the largest suffrage parade to date. Mounted police clear the route as bands play and spectators line the streets. The march, led by the National Woman's Party and allied groups, features women voters from across the country and men marching in support, all waving yellow suffrage flags.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Washington Square
Pifityeninth Street
Europe
Ktoealle Jones
Pilgrim
Albany
New” York
Washington
Exer
Pitea
Central Park
Nejudloy Rey
Anna Howard Shaw
Mica Jane Oddams
International Suffrage Alliance
Buda
Congressional Committee
The
Association
Mia
Abe Powl
Lucy Borne
Atee
Alaska
United States
Te Isat
Chevka
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Bynal Pranchise Society
Sapte Woman Suffrage Association
College League
Men's League For Woman Suffrage
Doyle
Devald Garerison Villard Avi Mira
Heatrice Fortes Kopitson Wale
Otter
Wool Schedule Passed Without Fight by the House
The House passed the wool schedule of the Underwood bill without amendments or a strong challenge. Republicans opposed a blanket substitute raising raw wool duties, but the substitute failed and the schedule cleared by a vote of 168 to 109. The silk, paper, and laundry measures remained.
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Washington
House
Underwood
Tariff Board
Democrata
Contention Over Transcontinental Route in Carbon County
Local debate centers on routing the transcontinental highway through Wyoming. Proponents favor Medicine Bow Elk Mountain corridors and old Union Pacific grade, while opponents fear taxes and misaligned traffic. Community papers urge unity to secure the best route for travel and business across the state.
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Carbor County
J. G. Mitehell
Hanna
Mitchell
Union Pacific
Mitel
Carbon County
Carbon County Journal
Wroniing Talser
Colorado
Wyoming
Medicine Bow
Elk
Union Pactic
Medicine
Timex
Boosters Club
Eki Mountain
Tah
Rik Mountain Hodeters' Club
Rik Mountain
Hack River
Baxter
Elk Mountain
English Ambassador Succeeds Bryce in Washington
The English ambassador arrives in Washington as the interanic affairs committee votes against the Heat bill that would toll African coastwise ships via the Panama Canal. He faces a key task to persuade the United States government that the Hay Pauncefote treaty requires all shipping to pass through American ports, a view the Senate may resist.
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Warhington
amUanadur
Unit States
Arthur Spring Hive
Waelineton
Seasio Committee On Intererranic Cae
Panama Canal
United States
Cturt
Senate
First Term Court Opens in Goshen County
Goshen County Wyoming begins its first term of court with a large crowd in Torrington. Officials arrange a temporary rostrum and seating as jurists and attendees fill the town for court business and trials. Notables present include Sheriff Hever and Clerk Voter with appointed attorneys and officials observing.
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DROW
Goshen
Torrington
Countyearel Lion
Rowger
Latte Cheek
Duynty
AW Hasee
Heritt
Tees
Hever
Rita
Mead
H. Mood
Hirkead
Uharehan
Wil Nam Marrew
Scotreirlund
Mtd
O'iair
Laurahev
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W. J. Bryan
Gates
Vention
B. Henderson
Sybille
Belle Mero
Bryce
Wavtian Persient Des
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