John Cusack of Wellington Bank Cashier Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
John Cusack former Wellington National Bank cashier at Wellington Colorado was arrested in Saratoga Wyoming by Deputy U S Marshal Snow and moved to Cheyenne on a one count embezzlement charge the total alleged shortage ranges from twenty five thousand to forty five thousand dollars. The case ties to dummy notes and an irrigation scheme with a wider web involving Fort Collins men and Denver officials. Cusack had become a hotel clerk in Saratoga earlier that year and is described as well liked.
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Cusack
Wellington National Bank
Wellington
Colo
Saratoga
Wyo
United States
Snow
Cheyenne
United States District Attorney's Office
John Riner
Federal District of Colorado
Denver
Colorado Bank
National Bank
Colorado
Nebraska
H. Crammer
Fort Collins
Garbon County
Southern Pacific Got Oil Lands Illegally Says U S
Attorney General Wickersham announced the government’s suit against the Southern Pacific to recover valuable oil lands in southern California. He described the case as revealing sensational disclosures and a remarkable picture of criminal conspiracy among high SP officials to take lands valued at $15,000,000 under a U S agricultural grant.
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Wickersham
Southern Pacific Company
California
United States
Pope to build new palace for cardinals in Vatican complex
Rome May 28 The pope ordered a palace on the old Italian mint site to house cardinals when electing his successor The structure will adjoin the Sistine Chapel and include 50 rooms kitchens and reception parlors to serve the delegation and their retinue New York May 28 A Knickerbocker hotel strike disrupts dining as 100 guests watch staff walk out leaving many diners without meals
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Cope
Rome
New York
Knickerbocke
Walters
Wilson sends forty delegates to national Democratic convention
In Houston Texas on May 24 a solid delegation of forty was elected to the national Democratic convention. The group includes eight delegates at large and thirty-two district delegates.
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Houston
Tex
Wilson
Hoboken
Hoosevelt
Wyoming vet denies Texas cattle menace reports
Dr. B F Davis Wyoming state veterinarian denies Colorado newspaper claims that quarantined Texas cattle threaten any herd. He notes his Denver visit to inspect cattle at stockyards and defend Wyoming cattlemen against Texas fever risk, and questions dipping efficacy as a tick control method.
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Texas
Sterk
B. F. Davis
Davis
Denver
Tle
Wyoming
Dry Farm Board Receives 5000 for Grain Research
A telegram from Senator Warren in Washington confirms a five thousand dollar federal appropriation for grain investigation. The Dry Farm Board in Cheyenne will extend cooperative research in Wyoming with special agent R Ball coordinating with state efforts.
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Cheyenne
F.eb
Warren
Washington
Wyoming
Dry Farm Board of
Thin Sta Ha
Washington, DC
Dry Farm Board
Wyo
Galloway
R. Ball
Hays Kans
West Cheyenne
La Follette Warns on Trusts and Roosevelt in 1912 Fight
Senator La Follette tells Elizabeth New Jersey voters that the 1912 Republican convention will hinge on a small bloc of delegates, with Taft and Roosevelt likely to enter the final stretch nearly even. He accuses Roosevelt of inaction against trusts and promises to pierce vulnerable spots with precise demands to force trust reform.
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Cawon
Twe
Wyoming Oil Men's Association Opens First State Convention
Casper Wyoming May 28 delegates from across the nation gathered for the first annual Wyoming Oil Men's Association convention. Governor Carey praised progress while urging retention of agriculture and blue sky laws. Mrs Kinneberger spoke after the governor and a banquet hosted by the association featured attendees including Attorney General Preston Land Commissioner Hopkins and others. Tomorrow plan formation for future oil activities and business matters.
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Wyo
United States
Pitighlig
San Francisco
Chicago
New Orleans
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Carey
Cheyenny
Preston
Hopkins
W. K. Jones
Custer Fields
Noted Park County Republican Victor Lantry Dies
Victor Lantry aged 68, chairman of the Park County republican committee, dropped dead at his Cody office from heart disease. Former United States commissioner in northern Wyoming, he practiced land cases before the interior department and handled probate and bankruptcy matters. Mrs. A J Jones, 66, wife of a Garland merchant, died today of apoplexy while preparing breakfast.
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Wyo
Victor Lantry
Park County Republican Committee
Wyoming
Interior Department
A. J. Jones
Garland
El Paso Report On Madero Rival Antonio Rojas
In El Paso Texas on May 28 Antonio Rojas described as a rebel in the present revolution threatens Madero. He aided the overthrow of federal authority at Juarez and was noted in connection with plotting in Juarez. He was imprisoned in Chihuahua on suspicion of insubordination but released after petitions.
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Antonio Rojas
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Holne
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Oroxco
Lends
Son of Cheyenne Lawyer Shot in Denver
Thomas Campbell aged 106, son of A C Campbell a Cheyenne attorney, was shot in the left thigh in Denver while playing near the Pierce home. Mrs. Charles H Pierce fired after mistaking him for a burglar. No arrest made. Campbell expected to recover in weeks.
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Thomas Campbell
A. C Campbell
Charles H. Pierce
Deaver
Fierce
Mra. Pierce
Lee
Greer
Pierces
Campbell
Philip Kemp
Charles Roberts
Pierce
Philip Kenny
Khown
Cheyenne
Ieane Hergman
Republican Party
Dergman
Frank Kemp
Philip
US Transport Arrives at Oula Calmanera
The naval transport TM trike landed early today at Oula Calmanera bringing 775 men of the United States cargo corps.
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Trike
United States
Nario Corp
PAYE JUROR 1000 DOLLARS LINKED TO DARROW BRIBERY
Former chief detective Hert H. Franklin testified in the Darrow McNamara case that Darrow proposed juror bribery and later accepted a $1000 check to influence juror Robert N. Bale. Franklin said he had known Bale for twenty years and helped arrange the corruption scheme.
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Franklin
Darrow
Robert N. Bale
Bain
Roosevelt Victory in New Jersey Primary Seen
Newark election returns and party observers indicate Theodore Roosevelt leading Taft across New Jersey with a large share of delegates likely. Early tallies show Roosevelt carrying several districts while Taft struggles in Essex and other strongholds.
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N. J
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Taft
W. Gray
Taft Business Mena League
Basex and
Hudson
Jersey City
Taft Reelection Effort Skipped State Convention
Fort Worth coverage notes Taft's supporters missing a state party convention amid Roosevelt faction pressure. Delegates faced split choices and contested authority as Hoosevelt allies seek influence at the gathering.
American Baptist Foreign Mission society leadership chosen
May 28 at the Northern Baptist convention Oklahoma City’s Carter Helmsonen was named president of the American Baptist Foreign Mission Society. Omaha’s W. Carpenter elected first vice president Colorado Springs’ Hay... appointed foreign secretary Taft and the Interior Wieher to safeguard government schools against sectarian instruction.
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Carter Helmsonen
Oklahoma City
Northern Baptist Convention
W. Carpenter
Omaha
Hay
Y Bt Ranhim
Colorado Springs
Taft
Wieher
Valentine
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