Rebels Reluctant to Meet Uncle Sam Demands at Juarez
Reports from Nogales show Carranza officials and Wilson envoy Hale pushing for a workable cease and embargo terms. Texas guards prepare for possible action as Huerta’s congress forms while Washington delays and predicts a port blockade to pressure Huerta toward settlement.
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Uncle Sam
Hale
Colquitt
Texas
Washington
Huerta
Congress
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Bryan
Wilson
O'Shaughnessy
Ambassador Lind
Wyoming Supreme Court Upholds Sunday Liquor Closing Law
The Wyoming Supreme Court ruled that the Sunday liquor closing law is a police regulation not violating the Fourteenth Amendment. The decision found no unconstitutional discrimination and upheld the statutes as properly enacted, potentially affecting Laramie and towns that have ignored Sunday closing.
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Supreme Court of
Wyoming
Peter Emart
Albany County
Laramie
Bohart
William J. Wood Named Sundance Land Office Register
William J. Wood has been named register of the land office at Sundance. A leading Democrat from Wyoming, he won a speaker pro tem in the House and earned admiration for his conduct during the legislature. He is well qualified for the new post. In Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WiLliam J. Wood
Sundance
Wood
Tie
Wyoming
Navajos Rally To Defy U S Marshal Seek Renegades
Fifteen hundred Navajo Indians, gathered around eight renegades on a mountain near Ship Rock New Mexico, defy United States Marshal Hudspeth by arming for a possible confrontation. Two cavalry troops have been requested. the fugitives face federal warrants for larceny assault and bigamy as medicine men allegedly incite rebellion. Hudspeth returned with three captives, others fled and mobilized their tribe.
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Ganta FE
New Mex
Ship Rock Agency
United States
Hudspeth
Carter
Border Patrol
Medicine Map
Striking Labor Leaders Seek AFL Support in Seattle Meeting
The American Federation of Labor opened its second session with a lighter social program before delegates, promising business completion by Saturday noon. Socialist delegates held a mass meeting last night urging political action. speakers included Fred Wheeler, Max Hayes, Duncan McDonald, and Joseph Cannon, who spoke on Colorado coal strike conditions and Michigan copper miners. Rumors swirl around John Mitchell’s presidency with Gompers possibly retiring to take the AFList editorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
American Federation of Labor
Fred Wheeler
Los Angeles
Max Hayes
Cleveland
International Typographical Union
Duncan McDonald
United Mine Workers
Joseph Cannon
Western Federation of Miners
McDonald
Colorado
Cannon
Michigan
John Mitchell
Samuel Gompera
Gompers
Ame van
Smith Defeats Langford in Boston Bout
Gunboat Smith won the decision over Sam Langford after twelve rounds in Boston tonight. Smith controlled the early rounds with clever boxing as Langford pressed comeback attempts but failed to swing enough rounds for a stoppage.
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Boston
Youth fails four attempts to end life in San Francisco
German youth Francis Budbeus tried starvation, drowning, a streetcar jump, and a revolver attempt to kill himself. After starving four days he abandoned it, then tried the bay, was rescued, hid, then threw himself under a street car but survived as the motorman stopped. A later revolver attempt was knocked from his hand by a policeman.
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San Francisco
Francis Budbeus
Bay
Hoe
Officer Shot in Parade Clash at Quincy Mine
In Calumet on November 17 a pistol fight between copper mine strikers and deputies left deputy Harry Barker wounded in the abdomen. Two strikers were lightly wounded as the parade to Hancock clashed with non-union workers, following orders to disperse. The incident, seen as likely to be repeated, comes as Sheriff Cruse warned of attempts to halt Quincy work and the south range.
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Calumet, Mich
Quincy Mine
Harry Barker
Hancock
Barker
John Trocia
Cruse
Quincy
South Range
Young Drummer Gets A Lesson In Cheyenne
A city official on Capitol Avenue witnessed a traveling man pursue a young Cheyenne girl. The officer intervened, beating the youth with a blunt kick to prevent further pursuit. The youth was not arrested after pleading and promising to stop approaching Cheyenne girls.
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Towon
Sean Capitol Avenue
Inter Govan
Pine
Pet
Cheyenne young @alies
New Jersey suffragists press White House meeting on vote
Sixty five New Jersey suffragists visited the White House seeking support for a national woman suffrage amendment and a push for a House Rules Committee to appoint a woman suffrage panel. President Wilson said the matter is under consideration as delegates left amid flag garlands at the Capitol.
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Washington
New Jersey
White House
Wilson
Mra
BE. EB. Feickert
Abso
Committee On
House
Senate
California
Mney
Wilton
Telephone company loses in Sunday fire
Fire damaged the old Tom Jay livery barn on seventeenth street next to the Deming building Sunday afternoon. The telephone company suffered $2,500 in copper wire and supplies loss as about 1,000 people watched the smoke. Senator Warren aided the firemen and will receive $200 compensation for his efforts.
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Telephone Company
Tom Jay
Seventeenth Street
Deming
Tie
Senator Warren
Howe
Warren
Weir and Wife Held on Charge in Fort MacKennet Case
Captain J Le Weir and his wife were arrested in Houston and brought to federal court in Wyoming on charges of stealing clothing from Captain Cecil A. Weir. Both pleaded not guilty. Other local defendants faced trials and sentences in related cases as jurors were summoned from multiple Wyoming towns.
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United States
Llouston
Texas
J. le Wier
Cecil
Wilers
Fort Mac Kenale
Weir
Ringr
Lore Albright
Henry Lake
Wm. R. Gibson
Targhee Forest Reserve
John TL. Bryant
Laramie
Nebraska
Wyoming
W. M. Englehart
B.C. Fay
Wheatland
J. J. Bardley
Lyman
Beveridge
Cumberland
L. ©. Todd
Ava
H. Laub
Story
Arthur Myers
Cheyenne
Wm. Reeves
Evanston
Thos
Cook
Douglas
Fred James
A. McCullough
Junction
Fred Weagle
Buffalo
T. C. Beckwith Lander
Orlando Barrus
Fairview
C. D. Ghrman
Nullen
Peter Smart
Charles Thomas
J. J. Meeks
Ltonetree
Paul Paulson
Rawlins
Hart Cady
Robert
Gottschalk
H. P. Pollard
Lattente
Neil Wise
Rock Springs
Willard Fails to Secure Victory in Ten-Round Draw
In Milwaukee on November 17, Jess Willard of California and George Rodel of South Africa fought ten rounds to a draw. Willard held an edge in weight height and reach throughout the bout, but could not secure a decision.
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Milwaukee
Jess Willard
California
George Rodel
South Africa
Fonteht
Willlard
Mexicans Held for Burglary at Greeley Store
Eleven Mexicans were arrested after a theft at Max Meyer’s store in Greeley Colorado. Coats identified by the owner were found on the suspects in Cheyenne and at a Pioneer avenue lodging house. Police expect more stolen goods to be recovered as searches continue.
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Roach
Max Meyer
Greeley, Colo
Mr Meyer
Greeley
Cheyenne
Rowe
Chile
Pioneer Avenue
Groteley
Hobart Frasier
Creeley
Banking Laws 10 to Be Changed Amid Busy Lawmaking
Washington November 17. The administration currency bill moves to the senate this week as lawmakers prepare to revise national banking laws. Proposals include prohibiting interlocking directorates in national banks and new measures on rural credits. A trade commission plan aims to curb unfair competition with seven members serving seven year terms and a wide investigative remit.
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Washington
Administration
Senate
Senate Banksite
Currency Administration
Murdock
Kansas
Courniseton
United States
The
Trade Commission
Wildcat Ferns and Johony McCars Thy Fight Drawn
In Kansas City on November 17 Wildcat Ferns of Kansas City and Johony McCars Thy of San Francisco battled eight rounds to a draw. The crowd favored the decision for a split result with no clear winner.
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Prens Meomrthy Daw Nenver
Wildcat Ferns
Kansas City
Johony McCarsthy
San Francisco
Weliroughta
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Texas Rangers
Francisco Proncos
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