Mosquito Fleet at OKYO to Make Battleships Obsolete
Aviator Jenn H. Curtiss predicts future war uses swifter aeroplanes to dominate sea power. He envisions fleets of 200 aircraft carrying bombs to strike dreadnoughts from Jersey flats, delivering aerial bomb blows before ships can retaliate.
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New York
Jenn H. Curtiss
Florida
Sanat
Saverio
Soodern
Vosnehenko
Figrida
Jersey Flats
Placera
Baby Finds Toy Rattle Snake in Yard
A Trinidad woman alertly searched for her child yesterday after the toddler wandered to the back yard. The child returned safely, holding a live rattlesnake in one hand and a second snake in the other as the family waited anxiously.
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Trinidad
Maya Esse
Mra
Arthur Wilikingson
Poco
Tay
Automobile Surlad Across Flooded Crossing Tragedy
A mistyped report describes an automobile accident during heavy rain at a crossing. Two men were pulled from a wrecked car by bystanders, one dying and the other escaping injury. Local authorities investigate the crash and fire damage.
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Vibelind
City Carrier Subscriptions Probed In State Leader Circulation
A citywide canvass records route by route subscriber totals for the State Leader and Wyoming Tribune. Carriers Ralph Fowler Lewis Kleteing and others swore affidavits May 1910 listing subscribers per route, with State Leader leading in city and state circulation.
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Fifteenth Street
Midteenth Street
State Leader
Wyoming Tribune
Ralph Fowler
A. D
Seni
Mark A. Chapman
Nottary Public
Fourteenth Street
WM. Khating
South
Aide
Capitol
Oraw Creek
Ras
Notary Public
All's Satisfactory, Joy Morton Says on Wind River Irrigation
Joy Morton of Chicago accompanied by several members of the Wyoming Central Irrigation Co arrived in Cheyenne Sunday night and met the state board to seek completion of the Wind River irrigation project. The meeting lasted past 6 pm in the State Land Commissioner’s offices. Governor Brooks said no full agreement was reached while Morton claimed the meeting satisfied his side and that the contract would be signed today. The contract terms could not be learned, but Morton indicated the company would begin work and complete the first unit within twelve months unless unforeseen issues arose. The meeting was attended by Morton, Mark Morton, Charles B Woods, W L Rosecrans, B H Steres, B A Potter, and W H Ferguson.
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Joy Morton
Chicago
Wyoming Central [Rrigation Company
Cheyenne
State Board
R. P. Puller
Aforton
State Leader
Morton
ODPM
Mark Morton
Charles B. Woods
Rosecrans
Steres
B. A. Potter
W. H. Ferguson
Foreigners Seize American Town in Missouri Riot
Militia from five companies arrived under orders from the governor to quell unrest in Llanatbal Missouri as 1600 foreign workers threaten to topple Atlas Port Company operations. They attacked labor groups, forcing workers away and driving residents from the town. A train carrying American workers was halted and sent back to the city.
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Llanatbal
Alesse
Toe Fulinsco
Milan
Atlas
Roosevelt at King Edward VII Funeral Ambassadors Visit
London May 1 Theodore Roosevelt arrives as special ambassador to represent the United States at King Edward VII's funeral next Friday. He is received by King George at Marlborough House and attends Buckingham Palace with aides. Royals and diplomats visit Dorchester House as police guard entrances and exits for safety.
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Theodore Roosevelt
United States
King Edward
Roosevelt
King George
Marborough House
Buckingham Place
Dorchest4 House
Dundovald
Graham
Queensborough
Victoria
Duke and
Duchess of Connaught
Clarence Home
Colorado Sheepmen Defy Cattlemen in Range Dispute
Montrose Colorado May 16 reports indicate a mounting clash in the range controversy between cattlemen and sheepmen. Both sides report armed tension as sheepmen push to move and cattlemen resist amid an escalating standoff.
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Montrose
Colo
Hyde's Doom Sealed by Demeanor on Witness Stand
Kansas City reports Dr. B Clark Hyde was found guilty of murdering Col. Thomas Swope and faces life in prison. Juror W C Crone credits Hyde's own testimony for the conviction and notes Crone persuaded a holdout to vote guilty. Hyde shows no emotion as verdict is read. Mrs Hyde weeps. The jury recommends life imprisonment and the judge sets sentencing for Saturday with limited visiting rights for Mrs. Hyde.
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Kansas City
B. Clark Hyde
Col
Thomas Swope
W. C. Crone
Crone
R. Johnston
Hyde
Johnson
Dr. Hyde
Albert
Carly
Automatic trips make railroading near fool proof
Danville May 16 representatives of important interests have studied a new automatic signal device claimed to stop trains without human error. Tests and secrecy surround the device touted as an absolute like the air brake. Patents were granted to FP McCollard, tied to Speaker Cannon, with possible public tests promised soon.
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Danville
Tis
Pittsburg
New York
Kanasa City
Patent Office
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress
Washingta
Roosevelt
MipCollard
Speaker Cannon
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