Wilson to call extra session by April 16 on tariff
President elect Wilson announced in New York that he will convene an extraordinary session of Congress not later than April 16 to address tariff revision. He sails to Bermuda for vacation, plans to return December 16, and says the action aims to remove business uncertainty about tariff items.
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Adv. Wilson
New York
Wilson
Congress
Bermuda
Princeton
Bermuda Island
Bulgarians Advance Toward Constantinople in Bold Flank Move
British dispatches report a daring Bulgarian flanking maneuver under General Jaroff reaching near Hillos on the Bosphorus and threatening Constantinople. Cholera devastates Turkish lines at Tchatalja, with 6000+ cases and looming defeat. Greek forces move from Saloniki toward Monastir as Bulgaria shells Derkos and tightens water control.
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Tchatalla
Hillos
Black Sell
Bosphorus
Constantinople
Bayoff
Kilios
Bulgaria
Turkey
TehatalJa
Mount Athos
Saloniki
Constantine
Monastir
Ferdinand
Delert
Derkos
Black Sea
High Living Cost No Farm Product Grange Declares
Spokane Washington November 15 Farmers meeting as delegates to the National Grange repudiated responsibility for the high cost of living. Reports from many states say farmers profit little from their crops and often receive only zero to forty percent of consumer prices. Co operative marketing urged as a remedy. The insurgent National Conference of Progressive States opened with talks on repealing expulsion rules and new representation ideas.
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Grange
National Grange
National Conference of Progressive States
Jack Johnson Released Then Rearrested in Chicago
Chicago reports Jack Johnson, accused under the Mann White Slave Act, released on bond of thirty thousand dollars, later rearrested for allegedly assaulting a newspaper photographer at the county jail entrance. He posted four hundred dollar bond. photographer seeks ten thousand damages.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
War Predicted Between United States and Japan at Banquet
At the Hotel La Salle in Chicago the First regiment annual banquet featured Col James Hamilton Ignis predicting war within four years between the United States and Japan and between Russia and England over the Philippines. He warned of U S involvement and urged guardsmen to train to peak efficiency.
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Chicago
National Guard
United States
Russia
Austria
England
Orient
Japan
Philippines
United States Grand Jury Expected To Report Today
The United States grand jury has sat in the federal building since Monday and will likely report this afternoon. Indictments may be announced, with secrecy maintained on witnesses questioned in Cheyenne and across the state. Pending cases include Joyner, a soldier minister accused of altering currency, and several white slavery investigations.
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United States Grand Jury
Seasion
Federal
Cheyenne
Severa
United States
Neninet Mets
C. Joyner
Joy
Ner
Sheridan
Rolland Goddard
United States Secret Service
Denver
Fa Ward
Weat End
Charles Crandall
Athin State
Amundsen plans polar dash to North Pole from San Francisco
Capt Raold Amundsen, famed for the South Pole, spoke in London of a 1914 dash to the North Pole. He said the start would be from San Francisco in June, 1914, aiming to reach Behring Strait by September and drift four to five years depending on ice. The voyage would include scientific work such as sounding dredging and meteorological observations between Spitzbergen and near there.
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London
Raold Amundsen
South Pole
Dublichia Plang
North Pole
America
San Francisco
Behring Atralta
Bpitzbergen
Ween
Cadet Wall-Scaling Squads Pick Five Sponsors
A six-squad cadet wall-scaling election settled five sponsors by unanimous student vote. Betty Riner and Kay Boyd deadlocked for the sixth post until Thursday when Boyd supporters shifted to elect Mine River, with squads then drawn by lot.
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Shixty
Butt
Betty Riner
Kay Boyd
Lieut
Steever
Miss Boyd
Mine River
Reading West
Rlicht
Evelyn Jensen
Amanda Butler
Mabel Knight
Ruth Jensen
Muriel Guy
Youth Falls Back From Cart Injuring 12-Year-Old Robert Cartwright
Robert Cartwright, 12, fell from a cart near the viaduct approach in Cheyenne yesterday afternoon and was seriously injured. The son of a mechanic with Union Pacific, he was walking home after errands when a friend’s cart horse bolted, throwing him backward. He struck his head and was unconscious briefly before a physician examined him. skull later reported uninjured.
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Robert Cartwright
soutLh
Union Pacific Railroad
Sides
South
Cheyenne
High Home
Opera singer arrest looms over aspiring performer
Los Angeles Nov 15 Signor Giovaoni Garradossi once with the Metropolitan Opera and now a line conductor in Los Angeles is jailed on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a 17 year old girl. The complainant, prima donna Prieailia Blegere, came from a central Toran town seeking work and stage training. She says Garradossi employed her as a housekeeper at ten dollars weekly and offered vocal lessons.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Giovaoni Garradossi
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Ja Prieailia Blegere
Toran
Treveloy
Gar- Vadoussi
Hame
Cor
Volce
Poor Bunny Fat Catastrophe At Capitol
Cap itol PEI Idaho news reports a janitor killed a fattened rabbit named Bunny beneath the capitol steps. The man, his family, and rest of staff supposedly ate a postmortem meal the same evening. Governor Hawley announces possible resignation with Lieutenant Governor Sweetser planning to appoint Hawley to the U.S. Senate to replace the late Hayburn.
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Roise
Idaho
Hawley
Sweetser
United States
Hayburn
J S and Russia Differ Over Jewish Question
Washington reports of a new treaty on the Jewish question reveal wide differences between the United States and Russia. Vienna sources claim Russia rejected state department proposals, while officials caution that such Vienna reports may be discounted. The State Department had proposed a revised treaty to replace the abrogated 1856 accord.
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Russa
House of Representatives
State Department
Vienna
Russia
Pew
Second horse thief captured by Sheriff Roach by auto
The second man accused of horse stealing in a week was seized by Sheriff Roach yesterday morning after an automobile chase. Verne Weatherby alias Verne Hosa, linked to McLain’s horse near Berne, was arrested at the Abbott ranch in Owl Creek Colorado and returned to Cheyenne for trial. The sheriff has jailed several suspects and sent six to the state penitentiary for horse theft since January.
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Verne Weathertty
Verne Hosa
Canada
Wan Vaid
McLain
Berne
Money Brothers
Cheyenne
Ovth
Dick Abbott
Owl Creek
Colorado
Abbott Ranch
Ile
Weatherby
Goss
Han
Reawlins
Dan Reynolds
Here
Rover
Colo
Denver
Reynolde
Jal
Phases of Cancer Can Be Cured
New York reports a clinical congress of cancer doctors with 3000 attendees from 189 clinics and 600 operations. Drs Weibee and Cullen of Johns Hopkins discussed curable cancer stages and urged early diagnosis, noting bleeding as an early sign and life-saving operations.
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Urkeons
North America
Chinocity
Werthelm
Wilhelm Weibee
Thos. Cullen
Johns Hopkins
Cullen
Operators and Miners Hold Key Wyoming Conference
An important conference between Wyoming operators and coal miners officials was held yesterday to settle long standing differences. Attendees included William Monny Kemmerer Arthur Wall Rock Springs W D Brennen Cheyenne H C Campbell Rock Springs M Morrow A Morgan and James Morgan Cheyenne. Arthur Morgan United Mine Workers District 22 said the meeting was productive and all Wyoming mines are operating at full capacity with the industry in its best period in years.
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Wyoming
Wiliam Monny
Kemmerer
Arthur Wall
Arthur Morgan
Norwalk Girl Testifies In Tar And Feathering Case
Miss Minnie LaValley, 19, testified in Norwalk Ohio as seven men face trial for tar and feathering her. She described being attacked at West Clarkefield depot last August, identifying Ernest Welch as one assailant, while the defense questioned her relations with local men. She warned the jury that acquittal could drive her to death.
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Minnie LaValley
West Clarkufield
Ernest
Harlow Welch
Joseph Cummings
Reginald Thomas
Joseph
Sly
John Smith
CP Wickham
Ernest Welch
Lavalley
Welch
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Weat Clarkefield
Walt
Ernie Welch
Lebof
Lees
Harlow
Garver
Dinesh Misa Lavalley
Norwalk
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