Feud Triggers Riot Among Fort Battery Troops
A feud between Cdatterien B and D Fourth field artillery sparked a riot on Sixteenth Street and Carey Avenue just after 6 PM. Privates Zilinsky and Martin from Battery D were seriously injured by revolver blows. both were treated at the post. Police and fort guards detained about thirty men, and by 9 PM the disturbance ended with troops returned to quarters.
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McBride
Wilsons Mind Open as to An Extra Session
President elect Wilson contemplates calling an extra session of Congress to revive the tariff. He sought views from public and business leaders on support or opposition. Underwood is said to favor an extra session. Wilson plans to spend part of winter in Columbia, and his boyhood home is being remodeled for his use. The governor said he would go incognito on vacation.
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Congress
Underwood
Columbia
D. C
Wilsong
Welsh Regains Lightweight Title in London Fight
Fred Welsh regains the lightweight championship of Great Britain with a 20 round decision over Matt Wells in London. Welsh wins on points after a tense, hard fought matchup.
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London
Fred Welsh
Great Britain
Matt Wells
Welsh
Iowa Senators Seek Progressive GOP Reorganization
A report from Iowa says Senator Cum ming and Kenyon and Governor Hadley have begun reorganizing the Republican party along progressive lines. Senator Works of California warmly endorsed the idea, drawing comment from national observers.
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Washington
Iowa
Cumming
Kenyon
Hadley
Works
California
Fatal wreck on Yazoo and Mississippi Valley near Montz
A freight train crashed into a rear of an excursion train near Montz Louisiana causing at least fourteen dead and many hurt. Injured were taken to Baton Rouge and the dead to New Orleans. Reports cite a brakeman signal failure as a cause and both races were affected in rescue efforts.
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Yazoo
Mississippi Valley Railway
Monts
Baton Rouge
New Orleans
Montz
Bristol and three children rescued after 31 hours lost in hills
EB Bristol and his three children John Erwin and Frances were lost for 31 hours between Cheyenne and Buford. A search began as weather worsened and a telegram later told Mrs Bristol they had reached Weybert ranch safe. The party trekked from Granite Springs dam to shelter while the relief auto moved toward Hecla.
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East Sixteth Street
Childre
John
Erwin
Frances
Cheyenne
Buford
Weybert Ranch
Bristols
Charles Bristol
Dan Roberts
Granite Springs
Haford
Jt Tetol
Hecla
Dynamite Fellow McManigal Details Bombing Career
Indianapolis November 11. Ortie McManigal testified at the dynamite conspiracy trial about using nitroglycerine on passenger trains and detonations at Cleveland Jersey City Salt Lake Pittsburgh Omaha and Superior Wis He named labor leaders among the 465 defendants who knew he worked for the Iron Workers union as a dynamiter. He recalled misfires and alibis arranged by McNamara Munsey and Hockin ordered a Cleveland viaduct blast and a $125 per job payment on a trip from Cincinnati to Indianapolis.
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Ind
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Ortle BR
McManigal
Cleveland
Jersey City
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Pittsburgh
Omaha
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George N. Anderson
Charles Wachtmeister
Hiram Cline
William F. Redidin
Fred Mooney
Eugene A. Clancey
Iron Workers’ Union
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Mount Vernon
Lerbert S. Hovkin
Chicago
Women's Executive Board
Hockin
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Salt Lake City
Utah Hotel
Brigham Young
Cincinnati
McNashara
Weather Outlook for Wyoming Sees Snow in SE then Warmer Air
The forecast for Wyoming on Tuesday calls for fair skies after southeast region snow. Wednesday should be fair and warmer in the southeast with improved conditions overall.
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Washington
Wyoming
Popular Vote Trends in the United States Report
Official figures show statewide tallies estimating the popular vote across states. The report outlines totals by region and notes early trends in national preferences amid ongoing tabulations.
Wyoming rumor mill erupts over Sugar Trust losses
The Tribune fronts a wave of fearsome headlines accusing a Sugar Trust lead gang of swindling $65 000 and financing political campaigns. Allegations target Kendrick and Kerbbek supporters, claiming payment from Denver-based interests and plotting to influence election outcomes despite denied misuse of funds.
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Srendrick
Irvine
Rigdon
Warren
Kerbbeck
Demanile
Eet Silat Trust
Cheyenne Prospects Highlight Manufacturing Advantages
A Cheyenne Printing Co booklet titled The Cheyenne of Today promotes Cheyenne as a future factory hub. It touts railway access, nearby ore and coal, oil interests, wool and woolen mill potential, a tannery, and demand for lumber and furniture due to the dry climate and local materials.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Turkeys Routed As Europe Hedges For War
London dispatch reports Servian forces advancing to the Adriatic as Bulgarian troops threaten Constantinople. Russian mobilizations and Austrian activity fuel the crisis while Germany and Bulgaria press for moderation. Paris confirms powers aim to bar Bulgarian passage to Constantinople and proposes provisional occupation to keep Turks in Europe.
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Sitten
Tohalaka
Arethia
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Adriatic
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Constantinople
Rusala
Bulgaria
Black Sea
Rusela
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Austria
Serbia
Tehatalja
Paris
Britain
France
Russia
Italy
Europe
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Bosphorus
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Mir
FAMISHED SOLDIERS AND CHOLERA AFFECT WAR ZONES
Paris dispatch describes starving soldiers begging for bread and scarce medical aid as cholera outbreaks grow in Constantinople and nearby fronts. War news notes battleships sent to Constantinople and tensions between Austria Hungary Serbia and Bulgaria shaping a critical week in Europe.
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Paris
The
Temps
Constantinople
Tehorlu
Three Northern Wyoming Congregational Churches Dedicated
In a week over forty thousand dollars in new Congregational churches were dedicated within fifty miles of northern Wyoming. The Cheyenne report cites three new edifices in Dayton Buffalo and Sheridan that are debt free and fully equipped. Notables from across the country attended the ceremonies including Delong and Herring with J P Sanderson.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Frank L. Moore
Moore
Sheridan
Sald
Dayton
Sont
Buffalo
Delong
H. ©. Herring
Natlogel Consregitional Home Missionary Soviery
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J. P. Sanderson
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