Wyoming paper denounces Tribune slander of Dunstan
Charles Erbstein and associates face jury corruption charges amid claims of payoffs to juror McCulchen and go-between Stacey. A letter from Alex Hastie and a sworn statement by County Clerk C Edward Artist defend Commissioner Dunstan, condemning the Tribune’s attacks as unrepresentative and baseless.
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Chaago
Charles BE. Erbstein
Counsil
Lee O'Neil Browne
Browne
Grant McCulchen
Henry T. Stacey
McCulchen
Stacey
Weyman
McGuichen
Ous
Erbetein
Arbstein
Erbstein
Wyoming Tribune
William Dunstan
Tribune
Dunstan
Cheyenne
Board of Commissioners
William Storey
Alex. Hastie
C. Edward Artist
Letere
Policemen Battle Loitering Mob of Strikers in Chicago
In Chicago on November 2, about sixty policemen charged a several thousand strong mob looting the A. Lott and Company plant. One officer was stabbed, fifteen rioters injured, and twenty people arrested as strikers smashed windows and drove out strike-breakers. Authorities fear more trouble as police brace for further unrest.
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Chicago
A. Lott, and Company
Arbitration of Express Strike Nears Settlement
New York November 2. A possible arbitration of the express strike looms as strike leaders say only the word of Prank R. Plait of the United States Express Co. is needed. Strikers and most shipping firms favor arbitration with Mayor Gaynor as chairman, two unions and two company reps to form the board.
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New York
R. Plait
United States Express Company
Express
Gaynor
Board of Arbitration
Brady claims Cuban mine sunk Maine to trigger war with Spain
Kansas City reports Col. Jasper Ewing Brady, one of four officers sent to investigate the 1898 Maine destruction, asserting Cubans planted the mine to provoke war with Spain. He named Jose Zavaldo, Morro castle electrician, as the man who flipped the switch, and said a table fragment from the mine is in the Washington Navy Yard. Brady resigned in 1899 and remarked the report’s publication remains unexplained.
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Kansas City
St. George's Church
Jasper Ewing Brady
Maine
Havana Harbor
Spain
Cuba
4Di
Col Brady
Jose Zavaldo
Morro Castle
Zavaldo
Blanco
Navy Department
Washington
Brady
Army
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Aviation committee denies unfairness in Liberty prize ruling
New York November 2 aviation committees of the international aviation tournament rejected charges of unduly conduct by J Armstrong Drexel. They said rules forced the declaration that the moot eloped barring Grame White from another attempt for the Siwiue of Liberty prize won by Melsart.
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New York
J. Armstrong Drexel
Grame-White
Melsart
Favor Separate Public Schools for Negroes
Santa Fe Republicans at the constitutional convention push to allow separate public schools for Negroes if two thirds of state voters approve. The debate followed a bitter fight as Phoenix reports a court interference topic is set for tomorrow amid a suffrage hearing today.
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Santa Fe
New Mexico
Phoenix
Toomorrow
Deposed Honduran Port Governor Rebels Against Government
Tecucigalpa Nov 2 General Jowe Valladares, recently ousted as Amalpa port governor, leads open rebellion after returning with his successor and refusing to surrender office. A state of siege is declared and a clash is expected.
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Tecucigalpa
Honduras
Jowe Valladares
Amalpa
Knox Makes Plea for President in Ohio
Secretary Blair Knox urged Ohio Republicans to back President Taft and his administration at the polls, arguing Ohio should reelect Taft as Democrats seek victory in 1912. He defended Taft’s record and urged unity to support the Republican ticket.
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Knox
Capt
Ohio
Columbus
Navy
Blair Knox
Taft
Oldfield barred from entering Atlanta auto race
Marney Oldfield failed to gain entry to the Atlanta automobile race as he challenged the American Automobile Association over a race-day disqualification. He had sought court relief and had asked for 20 000 in damages from the AAA.
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Atlanta
Marney Oldfield Tonleht
American Auto Association
Oldfeld
Amerial Mobile
Bridge work north of Burns sparks local letters
Cheyenne Wyoming November 2 1910 Hisitor Leader William Dunstan is rebuked for an article in the Tribune of November 1. The letter explains the 1909 Lodge Pole creek bridge on the township line road and a proposed second bridge nearby. It notes the temporary bridge removal offer and details grading costs by J Henry Brandon. It denies south Burns road neglect and recalls Dunstan's Burns survey request.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
SSS
Republicans
Dunstan
William Dunstan
the Tribune
Burns
Lodge Pole Creek
Aiy Ranch
J. Henry Brandon
Pine Bluffs
Dix Attacks Roosevelt in New York Campaign Speech
Democratic candidate John A. Dix denounced Theodore Roosevelt as false and accused him of political alliance with William Randolph Hearst. Dix claimed Roosevelt aided an assassination bill and demanded an apology, urging voters to rely on common sense as the election nears.
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New Ywork
John A. Dix
Gaynor
Dix
Col. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
William W. Hearst
Carey Draws Huge Casper Rally for Wyoming Governor Bid
A Nov 2 Casper gathering at Odd Fellows hall packed to capacity with 250 unable to enter. Judge Carey Wastendered a genuine ovation as Carey spoke to a Republican crowd including ranchers and prominent locals. Organizers predicted a large Casper Natrona county vote and a decisive Carey victory margin.
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Carey
Casper
Wyo
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Joseph M. Carey
Wyonine
Republican Predicts Big Carey Landslide
Hon Chas Burckman of Casper says Judine Carey will win about 50 percent of the Republican vote and nearly all Democratic votes in Natrona County. He notes central Wyoming sentiment favors Carey strongly and predicts a large judge’s margin in that region.
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Chas. K. Burckman
Casper
Central Wyong
Natrona County
Cheyenne
Dusiness
Judine Carey
Natronal County
Buckrum
Wyoming
Cayey
Bucknum
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Alex Hastie
Hearst
Big Carey
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