No use appealing land cases to Washington says Gov Carey
Governor Carey told Wyoming Publicity convention delegates that appealing land decisions to Washington yields little, urging a more liberal federal policy on irrigation and public lands. He noted the need to curb federal control of waterways and supported a state relief approach. The session included talks on the telephone's impact and Wyoming oil industry growth led by ex Governor Brooks.
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Washington
Gov. Carey
Wyoming
Capitol
Carey
Interior Department
Greenawalt
J. FP. G
Denver
Mountain States Telegraph and Telephone Co
Alex Bell
United States
Winkleman
KB. B. Brooks
Brooks
Wyoming Old Men's As Oociation
Casper
U S Army Captain McCoy Invades Mexico Revealed
Washington reports Captain McCoy traveled from Washington to Panama then Mexico City as part of a secret mission. His presence in Mexico City aligns with a new Madero government offensive against Orozco and signals U S cavalry input in the campaign. The War Department confirms the officer’s role and U S support amid neutrality policies.
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Washington, D. C
McCloy
Wood
Military War College
Republic of Mexico
Stimeon
Madero
Tatt
Mexico
Orosco
Direct Election of U S Senators Advances in Congress
Washington May 14 The house passed a resolution for a constitutional amendment to directly elect U S senators. The measure, already approved by the senate, requires ratification by three fourths of state legislatures to become law. A federal supervision clause was added over South opposition. The Works Committee moved to limit presidential terms to six years and bar re election.
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House
United States
Senate
Congress
Bristow
South
Bartlett
Georgia
Senate of the
South Tremble
Senate Committee On Judicciary
When Thieves Fall Out A La Taft and Roosevelt
Washington May 14 When thieves fall out just men get their dues and when Republican presidents and former presidents fall out the people learn how they have been misgoverned. Taft and Roosevelt sparring reveals unproven charges and rumors about reciprocity and big business interests. Continued on Page 2.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Wuashington
D. Cc
Canada
United States
New York
Chicago
George W. Perking
Harvester Trust
Steel Trust
Federal forces seize Orozco headquarters in Yermo
News from Yermo Mexico reports General Huerta and federal troops advancing on Orozco’s adobe headquarters. Raoul and Emilio Madero, both colonels, accompany Huerta. Rebels regroup at Jimines deolorade with Esenlon as temporary command, while 2000 Dinamita soldiers defect to the government side.
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Federal Front
Yermo
Mexico
Adobe
Orozco
Huerta
Raoul
Emilio Madero
Federal Army
Huerto
Jimines Deolorade
Raoul Madero
Mapim
Sunmer
Oroxco
Jimines
Maglineera
Rebelera
Esenlon
Alto
Salagar
Jimines Oroxeo
Dinamita
Six Entombed Miners Fed by Pipe at Ironwood Mine
Duluth, Minn May 14 Six miners trapped 2000 feet down at the Norrie mine Ironwood Michigan were fed through a pipe lowered to them as officials said six of the thirteen entombed remained alive after a cave in triggered by an avalanche. Two bodies were recovered. five others died. Officials of the Oliver Mining Company hope the five survivors will be rescued before morning.
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Duluth
Minn
Norrie
Ironwood
Mich
Bix
Eix
Oliver Mining Company
United States Steel Corporation
Youths Arrested in Arson and Gun Store Theft
Arthur Pearson aged 15 and George Stone 17 are under arrest in Greeley on charges of raiding the Pioneer Hardware store for guns and ammunition worth 75 dollars last week. Police traced them to Port Collins then toward Zimmerman. The sheriff seeks the pair for allegedly shooting a valuable ranch calf near Zimmerman.
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Greeley
Cole
Pearson
George Stone
Pioneer Hardware Company
Port Collings
Zimmerman
Wheriffs
Port Collins
Sear Zimmerman
Women win case over police decree on hawdy gore boxes
In Berlin on May 14 the court of appeals nullified the police president's decree banning hawdy gore boxes worn by women theatergoers. The ruling preserves the right of women to wear the controversial headgear at performances.
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Berlin
Court of Appeals
Doomed Pastor Offers Bribe to Obtain Cyanide
Clarence V. T. Richeson, condemned for the Avia Linnell murder, reportedly attempted to bribe a jail trust y with $100 to obtain cyanide. Dr L V Brigge viewed him as abnormal but not fully accountable. a governor’s clemency decision looms as the executive council prepares to meet.
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Boston
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Avia Linnell
Richeson
L. Vernon Brigge
Foss
Briggs
Funeral Directors Debate Etiquette In Missouri Meeting
In St Louis on May 14 the Missouri Funeral Directors' association debated decorum. Members said funeral directors should be gentle and avoid calling a body a stiff. They discussed funeral prices, noting undertakers’ average charges are lower than wage earners and that profits return to the public.
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St. Louis
Missouri Funeral Directors
Old Brooklyn Bridge Traffic Curtailed by Prohibitions
The Brooklyn bridge traffic is limited as the city bridge department bans heavy locomotives from the roadways and directs elevated railways to reduce use during rush hours. A Public Service Board statement notes that a train burdened with cars trains and trucks creates heavy loads making restrictions prudent.
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New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan
City Bridge Department
Public Service Board
Aayos
Wyoming rancher is slain after divorce suit
Special to The Leader Sheridan May 14. Lewis W. Mar cum a wealthy rancher near Dayton was found dead in his bogey shed with a shotgun wound to the head. Investigators consider possible murder or self harm. Mar cum had filed for divorce days earlier, seeking a property settlement and custody of two children. No enemies are known, and the shot appears fired from behind.
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Sheridan
Lewis W. Marcum
Dayton
Sheridan County
Marcum
Marcumy
Women Friends clash in gift case before court
Mrs Amy G Rochester of Los Angeles sues Mrs Helen Clarke Chase of Fort Worth for 6000 claiming items bought abroad on a European trip were for Mrs Chase. Chase denies owing any money saying she refused many gifts and that Rochester bought many foolish things.
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New York
Amy G. Rochester
Los Angeles
Mpa
Helen Clarke Chase
Fort Worth
Texas
Supreme Court
Greenbaum
Rochester
Chase
Priest Races Death Beneath Sinking Cave
In New York on May 14 a rescue effort for an Italian buried in a log cave cave-in continued as a priest was lowered with a rope to administer extreme unction. Fifty workers frenziedly labored above to reach the victim and aid his recovery.
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New York
King Frederick the Eighth Dies in Hamburg
King Frederick the Eighth of Denmark died suddenly in Hamburg after arriving at the Hof Hotel. Born June 3, 1842, he ascended the throne on January 29, 1900. His Copenhagen coronation drew many European sovereigns and was a major event.
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London
King Frederick Eighth of
Denmark
Hamburg
Germany
Frederick
Hamburg Hof Hotel
Copenhagen
Roosevelt Closes California Primary Lead With Roosevelt Clark Victory
Early returns from 11 California districts show President Roosevelt winning decisively in the presidential preference primary. Taft trails, with Clark leading Wilson among Democrats in early county results, and Roosevelt appearing favored even in San Francisco County.
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San Francisco
Calif
California
Roosevelt
Taft
LaFollette
Clark
Wilson
Taft delegates dominate state Republican convention
Nashville reports Taft men in full control of the state convention with delegates instructed to back Taft at the national convention. Roosevelt leaders urged supporters to back the convention action. In New Mexico, eight Democratic delegates were elected and instructed for Champ Clark at the Baltimore race tonight.
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Nashville
Tenn
Taft
Roosevelt
Clovis
S .0
New Mexico
Eght
Haltimore
Chump Clark
Roosevelt Supporters Lead Maryland Delegates
Baltimore Maryland May 14 The Maryland Republican convention selected sixteen Roosevelt delegates and eight Tutt frieno and Roosevelt pledged to vote for Roosevelt at Chicago. The convention also chose four large delegates and two for two congressional districts to the Democratic national convention, pledged as morally bound to Clark for the nomination.
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Milby
Delorviey
Tutt Frieno
Roosevelt
Chicago
Maryland Republicah
Concor
Congressional Dietriota
Clark
New Dlatppelire
Utah delegates choose progressive stance at national convention
Salt Lake May 14 The sixteen Utah delegates will back a progressive candidate on a progressive platform with half a vote. Efforts to commit the delegates to support Woodrow Wilson failed by two votes to the committee on resolutions. William B Wallace of Salt Lake was elected national committeeman.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Woodrow Wilson
William RR. Wallace
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