Wyoming Colorado water case nears final brief stage
Final rebuttal evidence in the Wyoming vs Colorado diversion case was presented in Laramie. Attorneys for both sides outlined that the Supreme Court will hear final arguments this fall or winter after printing and briefing of the nine volumes of testimony and hundreds of exhibits.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Greeley‘oudre
Laramie
Poudre River
Eaton
Clyde M. Watts
Cheyenne
N. G. Garbutt
Denver
Laramie Plains
Supreme Court of the United States
N. B. Cortell
John D. Clark
Preston
J. W. Lacey
Fred Farrar
D. E. Carpenter
Greeley
D. BE. Carpenter
Cache la Poudre
Lara
Mediation gains note from Carranza envoy at Niagara Falls
Juan Urquidi, Carranza representative, delivers a note to the Niagara Falls mediators amid talks on the Huerta US accord. Officials say the note signals Carranza’s attitude but its contents remain unpublished. Secretary Bryan says mediation is progressing satisfactorily as talks continue on the peace plan.
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Washington
Carranza
Niagara Falls
Juan Ufquid
Huerta
United States
Juan Fr. Urquidi
Car- Tanza
Urquidi
Carramza
Aerr Ianas
Not Guilty Verdict in Dr Bian Murder Case at Cramer Hotel
Kansas City May 29 A jury returned not guilty today in the murder case of Dr W T Bian charged with killing W Putnam at the Cramer hotel last November. The shooting followed a quarrel over alleged relations involving Cramer and Mrs Elam.
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Kansas City
W. T.bian
W. Putnam
Cramer Hotel
Cramer
Miners Die In Coal Shaft Hoist Accident
In Tamauqua Pennsylvania eight miners were killed today when a hoisted cage toppled over the shaft wheel during transport at a coal colliery. The accident prompted inquiries into shaft safety and rescue operations at the scene.
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Tamauqua
Penn
Bid of 165000 for Penn Wyoming property rejected
BH Wtone as special master opened the sole bid of 165000 from Grand Replde Mich under court directions. The property valued at over 1 million is described as decaying and junk, with Saratoga and Encampment Hallroad linked to a subsidiary of Penn Wyoming, suggesting forced operations and extensive rehabilitation needed after promoters wrecked the property and local businesses.
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BH. W. Btone
United States District Court
Penn-Wyoming Copper Company
Saratoga & Encampment
Penn-Wyoming
Empress of Ireland Sinks After Collision in Dense Fog
Montreal May 29 report details the Empress of Ireland struck by the collier Storstad in fog at the St. Lawrence estuary. The liner sank with hundreds aboard. 339 survivors were rescued by Lady Evelyn and Eureka, while many perished in cabins and lifeboats. Captain H G Kendall among those saved.
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Lawrence
Collier Gollide
Rimouski
Quebec
Empress of Ireland
Canadian Pacific Line
The
St. Lawrence
Night Watch
Eureka
Lady Evelyn
H. G. Kendall
Empress
Becker to die in chair week of July 6
New York May 29 Charles Becker was sentenced to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week beginning July 6 for the murder of Herman Rosenthal. An appeal may defer the date until the higher court rules on a possible third trial. Becker remained calm and saluted friends after sentencing. He was granted five minutes with his wife before sheriff's custody.
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New York
Charles Becker
Sing Sing
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Martin P. Manton
Court of Appeals
Kilbane Knocks Out Chavez In Second Round
Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland, featherweight champion, defeats Benny Chavez of Trinidad in the second round of a scheduled 15 round bout in Denver. Kilbane retains title with knockout victory observed May 29.
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Denver
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
Benny Chaves
Trindad
Freight steamer J. P. Luckenbach feared lost with 28 crew
New York May 29 a week overdue freighter bound from Port Tampa to Baltimore is believed sunk with 28 men aboard. Wreckage sighted by the Shawmut at Charleston matches rigging and cargo. Revenue cutters dispatched to search as the Luckenbach sailed May 15 from Port Tampa.
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New York
J. PF. Luckenbach
Port Tampa
Baltimore
Shawmut
Charleston
D. C
Luckenbach
Earthquake Jolts Alaska with Widespread Ashfall
A powerful quake struck Alaska near Pairbanks on May 29, described as the severest since the Katmai eruption. The tremor sent ash high into the air and caused ground movement across a broad region, with officials noting extensive disruption and ongoing fallout from the event.
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Pairbanks
Katmal
Alaska
Initiation and election at Phoenix Camp No 144 Woodmen
Phoenix Camp No 144 Woodmen of the World held an initiation and election at Fraternal hall. Seven candidates were initiated. Officers elected for the ensuing year include W K Mylar C C, C P Fleming A L, M E Knittle escort, Robert Kepple watchman, John Babcock sentry, J H Hager manager. The evening ended with a smoker.
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Phoenix Camp No
Woodmen of the World
W. K.mylar
C. C
C. P. Fleming
A. L
M. E. Knittle
Robert Keppler
John §. Babcock
J. H. Hager
City At Large to Pay For Pavement
City officials and Capitol avenue owners' committee meet at City Hall to plan paving. The plan calls for immediate Capitol avenue improvements funded from the general fund with city at large taxes to cover the cost. Officials may consult Denver methods and aim to complete Capitol avenue this year, with another thoroughfare targeted next year.
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Capitol Avenue
City Hall
Thomas Heaney
William DuBois
Timothy Dyer
Denver
A Fortune in Prizes for Speed Kings in Indianapolis
Six nations will contend tomorrow for fifty thousand dollars in special prizes in the annual 600 mile automobile race. Ralph De rae the popular driver withdrew today due to engine trouble from preliminaries. Goux, winner of last year’s race, is a favorite.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Court Martial Nears End in Colorado National Guard case
In Denver on May 20 the general court martial of 21 Colorado National Guard officers and enlisted men, linked to the Ludlow battle, nears completion with Lt. K. E. B. Linderfelt’s trial concluding. An adjournment is possible at Colonel W. A. Davis’s call. civilian testimony may follow. No findings have been announced.
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Denver
National Guard of Colorado
Ludlow
K. E B. Linderfelt
W. A. Davis
Mexico City Happy Prospects of Peace
In Mexico City ministers from war public instruction and finance with the acting foreign affairs official and the national treasury head conferred with Provisional President Riverta at six. The German minister Admiral W Hints also visited the national palace amid reports of an imminent Mexico United States settlement and evacuation of Vera Cruz by American troops.
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Mexico City
Riverta
W. Hints
National Palace
Mexico
United States
Vera Crus
Honor Memory Memorial Day Parade Dead In Honor
Memorial day parade forms on Seventeenth street and Central avenue with route to Lakeview cemetery for an oration by Rev. W. H. Edgin. Ceremonies continue at Catholic cemetery with T. P. Fahey. high school band cadets G A R veterans march. officials and police marshal. Pioneer park program includes drills battles and a ball game K of C vs U P clerks. gate admission charged.
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Seventeenth Street
Central Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Twenty-fifth
Lakeview Cemetery
W. BH. Edgin
Lakeview
Catholic Cemetery
T. P. Fahey
G. A. R. Veterans
Third Infantry
J. F. Meyer
Anid
Cheif
W. J. McClements
Pioneer Park
C. H
K. of C
U. P
Ritchie
Swift
Ballou
Brown
Masquerader Hugh Clarke in Olyphant visit
Scranton Daily News reports a man posing as Hugh Clarke, famed Texas horse thief hunter, visiting Olyphant from Cheyenne. Clarke claims world champion broncho busting skills and steer roping, once ranger for the government in Idaho, now planning to join a California movie company.
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Scranton
Daily News
Hugh Clarke
Cheyenne
Olyphant
Texas Ranges
Colquitt
Clarke
Mexico
Cheyenue
Wyo
Idaho
California
Denver
Fort Collins
Students arrested for hazing tragedy at Annapolis
Annapolis May 29 Following the death of Cadet William Lawlus of Middletown Md from a revolver wound inflicted during a hazing bee Monday at St Johns the students in the room with him were ordered arrested and locked up by State's attorney Green They are George H Weaver Auburn NY Henry L Valdes Havana Cuba Fendal Marbury son of William L Marbury of Baltimore Reginald Jones Cambridge Md and John W Noble Preston Md
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Annapolis
Wiliam Lawlus
Middletown
St. John's
Green
George H. Weaver
Auburn
N. Y
Henry L. Valdes
Havana
Cuba
Fendal Marbury
William L. Marbury
Baltimore
Reginald Jones
Cambridge
John W. Noble
Preston
Goshen Hole Farmers Seek Cost Details For Water Project
A three day auto tour by an Industrial club committee to Goshen Hole country sought signatures from farmers and ranchers for the Fort Laramie unit of the North Platte irrigation project. They found it unlikely to secure 90 percent of residents, since many demand cost per acre for irrigation. The group suggested gathering residents to present proposals to the government to preserve funds for Wyoming while starting work. The trip covered LaGrange Henry and Torrington with a Fort Laramie meeting and a stop in Wheatland. Roads were poor due to rain. the country is in good condition with promising crops. The party included Mayor R N LaFontaine and others.
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Industrial Club
Goehen Hole
Fort Laramie
North Platte
Reclamation Service
Nebraska
Wyoming
LaGrange
Henry
Neb
Torrington
Wheatland
R. N. LaFontaine
W. M. Jeffera
C. E. McEnderry
George W. Hoyt
R. A. Hopkins
Lightning Kills One In Boulder Field
In Boulder Colorado on May 29 George Meikle, 18, a farm laborer nine miles east of town, was struck by lightning while plowing. He sought shelter under a tree, the bolt hit the tree, and he died instantly. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Mickle of Lafayette, mourn him. In Greeley Tyson Whitescraver narrowly escaped death during a heavy shower when Nebbing struck a livery barn. bricks rained down and he was stunned, found unconscious afterward.
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Boulder
Colo
George Meikle
Here
Mickle
James M. Mickle
Lafayette
Greeley
Tyson Whitescraver
Nebbing
Presbyterians Reject Sunday Sports Lifting Plea
Chicago May 29 The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church adopted the Sabbath observance report disapproving secular Sunday sports and Sunday newspapers while supporting Saturday half holidays.
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Chicago
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In
United States
Committee On
Prayer Brings Unity as Ministers Burn Papers in Sait
Chicago May 2 The one hundred twenty sixth General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States adjourns with a record of work and changes. An incident of good feeling arose when Rev Adolph Haberly and Rev D Shields of the South Oregon Presbytery reconciled after a prior slander claim. They clasped hands during a prayer as the judiciary committee addressed the matter.
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Chicago
One Hundred and Twenty Sixth General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States
Adolph Haberly
SN. D. Shields
South Oregon
Shields
Siam
Maberly
Haberly
Judiciary Committee
Shickis
Banda
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Bryan
Navy Department
Laramie River
Leviathan
J. L. Black
Montreal
Thomas Shaughnessy
Cana
Kilbane
Chavez
Trinidad
Ome
Forbes
Goshen Hole
Boulder Field
Gkreeley
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