Famous land fraud case ends with fines and costs
Samuel Gebo and Associates each fined 1000 dollars and ordered to pay one fifth of costs as five defendants plead guilty in a Wyoming land fraud trial. The case traced from 1909 involved coal lands, royalties, and extensive government land records.
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Samuel Gebo and Associates
Gego
Land Offee
United States
Riner
Samuel W. Geto
Montana
Guatemala
Thomas McDonald
Seattle
Whiperforce Sully
New York
City
Land Department
C. W. Burdick
Congress
Wm. A. Murphy
Interior Department
John M. Sully
Wyoming
H. B. Patton
Murphy
Finny Gray’s tariff stand sparks progressive defense in Congress
Washington May 16 Clyde H Tavenner reports on Finny Gray Indiana progressive voice in tariff debate. Gray denounces high protection raising vital necessities’ cost harming laborers and child workers, attacking monopoly and claimed worker defense as misused rhetoric.
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Clyde H. Tavenner
Washington
Finny Gray
Indiana
Lincoln
House of Representatives
Pinly Gray
Mr. Gray
Aweatshopa
Cray
Former D C official killed in a fall
Hopewell H. Darneille, once DC tax assessor and realty valuation expert, died in Cleveland Park after a late night fall at home. His 16 year old daughter found him unconscious and he died from brain hemorrhage before help arrived. he owned substantial local real estate and extensive properties in Mexico.
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Washington
Hopewell H. Darneille
District of Columbia
Cleveland Park
Darneille
Aliiver
Mexico
Did Not Mind Being Hanged Did Not Mind Being Hanged
In Albuquerque May 16 the third royal hanging in New Mexico within a month occurred at dawn. Demecro Del Gadillo a Mexican paid the extreme penalty for the murder of Mrs Zarracino De Ping after an appeal to Governor MacDonald was refused. Del Gadillo claimed innocence and resented being executed for another's crime.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Jesse
Demecro del Gadillo
Zarracino de Ping
McDonald
Cithieniu
del Gadillo
Eaffold
MacDonald
Wilson’s Progressive Banner Across a Nation Wide
Hayden M. White argues President Wilson embodies Jeffersonian simplicity Jacksonian courage and Lincolnian kindness. He praises Wilson’s broad support among Americans while warning of rival wealth interests and a possible clash with reactionary Democrats as the tariff debate and progressive agenda unfold.
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Wilson
Democratic Party
Congress
Whaan
Thryan
Tayden
M. White
Silk Workers to Return to Mills
Reports from the silk manufacturing district say breaks in the strike are forming as operatives plan to return to the mills on Monday. LW leaders warn pickets may stir if any workers attempt to return. A house porch blast occurred today but caused no injuries.
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Patterson
Proposals for 1910 1914 Missionary Work Outlined
Recommendations unveiled by the Home and Foreign Mission Boards at the Woman's Missionary Union session in St Louis stress financial plans and extended support for home and foreign missions. They urge circulation of literature, a March week of prayer, continued open treasurer books, and targeted aid to teachers, schools, and frontier programs in El Paso Tampa and Chula. They call for universal giving, a one tenth basis, and ongoing support for kinderfreund schools and hospitals abroad toward a Judean centennial contribution.
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Louis
Woman's Missionary Union
Home and Foreign Mission Boards
Home Mission Board
Home Mission
Home Missions
Southern Baptist Convention
Wm.uc
Tolueds
Hospitale
Soctatien
China
Penrose Amendment Defeated in Senate Tariff Debate
Democratic leaders move to refer the Underwood tariff bill to the finance committee without public hearings. The Portroke amendment calling for hearings failed 41 to 36, while Simmons's motion to refer passed. Louisiana Senators Hansdell and Thornton voted for the Republican amendment. Smoot LaFollette and Brisson pressed for open hearings.
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Finance Committee
Simmons
Hansdell
Thornton
Lousiana
Polmfexter
Wasrington
Sendfara Smoot
LaFallette
Mark
Smoot
LaFollette
Senate
Fowler Takes Personal Lead in United Shoe Antitrust Prosecution
Washington May 16 James A Fowler assistant to the attorney general and in charge of government anti trust suits will assume personal direction of the prosecution of the United Shoe Machinery company to dissolve it under the Sherman act The move places Fowler at the forefront of the government case against the company as part of nationwide anti trust enforcement.
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Washington
James A. Fowler
Oiv
United Shoe Machinery Company
Department of Justice
Ammunition Shipment Reported to Bisbee Arizona
Authorities say 140 000 cartridges were shipped to Bisbee Arizona by express for use by the constitutionalists and linked to the Sonora policy. The details imply a contentious supply line amid regional tensions.
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Dougbab
Arla
Bisbee
Arizona
Express
Sonora
Tentative Draft of U S Reply to Japanese Protest
Washington May 14 A tentative draft of the United States reply to Japan over California land segregation was reviewed by President Wilson and the cabinet. Secretary Bryan declined to reveal details, citing concerns about public sentiment and potential mischief, as negotiations progress.
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Washington
United States
California
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Wilson
Bryan
Japan
Therton Wall
Domr Wifkeen
Howe
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Amityville, L. I
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Fowler After Shoe Machinery Trust
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