Servia and Austria Strain Over Adriatic Seaport Demand
London dispatches detail grave tension as Servia resists Austrian terms for an Adriatic seaport. Reports claim Servians may refuse a satisfactory reply while troop actions, proposed Ottoman maneuvers, and potential attacks on Constantinople shape a volatile war climate across the Balkans.
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London
Sérvia
Austria
Adriatic
Venna
Priszend
Sofia
Bosphorus
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Weather Forecast for Wyoting Weather Mix
The Wyoting forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions on Sunday. Monday is expected to be cool with a fall-like feel.
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Washington
Memorial Urges Congress Probe of West Reclamation Forestry Laws
The Industrial club of Cheyenne and Wyoming business groups join Denver Chamber in asking Congress to investigate Interior Department rulings on reclamation forestry and public land laws. The memorial to Speaker Champ Clark argues New Nationalism harms development, urging formation of committees to review the Interior Department operations affecting water power mining resources and settlement in Colorado and neighboring states.
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Memorial
Congress
The
West
Industrial Club of
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Colorado
Irrigation Committee
Denver
T. C. Henry
Champ Clark
Canada
Democrats
Department of the Interior
Public Land
Forestry Service
Reclamation Bureau
Astor Scion Gains Riches as Harriman Heir Inherits Nothing
New York November 16. Vincent Astor, now master of the Astor estate worth about 70 million dollars, celebrated his majority with his mother and a feast. Harriman heir William Averill Harriman becomes the sole beneficiary of a sparse will leaving the vast Harriman fortune to his mother Mary W. Harriman. Harriman, Yale senior and rower, spent his day with family while Vincent spent hours at the estate offices receiving gifts including twenty one red roses from his stepmother and a similar bouquet for his newborn half brother John Jacob Astor Jr.
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New York
Keira
William Vincent Astor
John Jacob, Astor
William Averill Harriman
America
BE. H. Harriman
Harriman
Mary W. Harriman
Young Astor
Yale
Pui
Vincent Astor
Deak
Astor Estate
West Twenty-sixth Street
Madeline Force Astor
John Jacob Astor
Grand Jury Indicts Twenty in White Slavery Case
The United Bites grand jury returned over twenty indictments including several women linked to white slavery. Defendants named include Laura Hurley Reardon Marie Evans and others from Fort McKenzie and nearby areas. Witnesses from across the state testified as the panel adjourned after presenting the report.
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United Bites
Grand Jury
Thone
Laura Hurley Telle Reardon
Marie Evans
Magele AoFra
Vieo Indicwd
Spain
Fort McKenzie
Doyter
Hawley Declines Senate Run and Names Replacements
Gov Hawley of Idaho decides at the last moment not to resign to accept a U S Senate appointment. He selects Judge K Perky of Boise to fill the late Senator Heyburn's unexpired term, stating his acceptance would amount to appointing himself.
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Boish
Idaho
Hawley
Sweetzer
K. Perky
Boise
Heyburn
TWO WIDOWS CLAIM ESTATE OF CRITTENDEN ROBINSON
In San Francisco, Nov. 16, Mrs. Minnie Robinson, claiming to be the widow of Critten den Robinson the world champion wing a hlot who died Jan. 18 last filed for a $500 monthly allowance from his $70,000 estate. Hours later Mrs. Fannie M. Robinson, once targeted by Robinson in 1888 for divorce, appeared in the case demanding copies of all papers connected with the property.
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San Francisco
Crittenden Robinson
Wing Ahiot
Paris
Minnie Robinson
Fannie M. Robinson
Robinson
Copis
Paprs
Taft Sings Swan Song as Country’s Chief at Lotus Club
President Taft performed a reflective Swan Song at a Lotus Club event, grinning at the election outcome and regretting the failure to secure arbitration treaties with France and Great Britain. He discussed politics, party division, and the prospect of reforms to the presidency and Congress.
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Pres. Taft
New York
Taft
Eldet
Lotus Club
Congress
Senate
France
Great Britain
California Witnesses Reveal McNamara Bomb Plot Details
Ten California witnesses at the dynamite conspiracy trial described McNamara and associates planning the Los Angeles Times blast. testifying about rented rooms in San Francisco, nitro gelatin purchases, alarm clocks, and a planned 1 am explosion, with accounts of Supply and concealment, use of a launch, and connections to Schmidt Caplan and McManigal.
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James M. McNamara
Los Aneles Times
California
San Francisco
F. A. Schmidt
David Caplan
Times
Frank Reckhoff
Cinelinatic
McNaimara
Wowder Mill
McNamara
San Francisco Bay
McNamara Brothers
Ortte
Mc- Manigal
Meadmnfral
Cheyenne Eyes Prosperity Through Farming and Irrigation
An Industrial club pamphlet touts Cheyenne as rich in soil and potential, urging irrigation via Crow Creek valley and a government state farm eight miles east. The piece argues farming will boost population, wealth, and civic prominence, contrasting with current sparse rural development around the capital.
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Crow Creek
Cheyenne
State Experiment Farm
Bynetuyl
Rome
Wight
Eatenvons
Thomas
Wyoming
Senator Rayner 15 In Critical Condition
Washington Nov 16 Senator Isidor Rayner of Maryland remains in a critical condition at his home. He had a fairly comfortable night, but physicians fear a sudden change for the worse.
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Washington
Isidor Rayner
Maryland
Leader helps locate long missing son Frank Weddell
Francis Weddell, son of Mrs M E Cogin of Loring Kansas, visited The Leader after a 1912 letter from his mother requesting help. He said he had not written since moving here and planned to write his mother at once, detailing a railroad job and a missing year.
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Francis Weddell
M. E. Cogin
Loring
Kan
Leader
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