Wyoming Urges Osborne for Interior Secretary Seat
Wyoming advocates naming John E. Osborne of Rawlins to head the Interior Department. The piece argues a western man better understands public lands and water rights, credits Osborne’s long public service, and ties his selection to Democratic gains and party strength in Wyoming.
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Osborne
SEC. Interior
Wyoming
Department of the Interior
Ectogen
Canada
John K B. Osborne
Union
Colorado
Montana
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Warren
John BE
John Osborne
John BE. Osborne
John HE. Osborne
Rawlins
United States
Chicago
Bryan
Democratic Congressional
White
National Congressional
Democratic National Committee
St. Louis
Denver
Passenger Train Held Up Near Ottumwa, La
Two masked men robbed passengers and railroad employees of 350 dollars on a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line train No 12 near Ottumwa Iowa. They fled as the train neared the city and several suspects were arrested with a posse scouring the area awaiting capture.
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Ottumwa
Towa
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
City Council Hears Petitions On Alleys And Gas Tanks
Cheyenne council meeting approves alley closures between Capitol and Central for four days and grants Cheyenne Steam Laundry permission to sink gas tanks between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. It also to widen the alley near the post office and Keefe hall. They condemn Mant land and address false alarm abuse with a $25 reward for the informer.
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
Capitol
Central Avenues
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
Twenty-first Street
Police Department
Twenty-sixth
Central Avenue
Addy
Carey
Council
Police
Fort Russell
Ing
Keefe Hall
Cheyenne
Mant
Schilling
Mast
Conneilman Snow
Cheyenne Electric Company
Clancy and McNamara Planned to Blow Up Cathedral
In Indianapolis, testimony by Patrick J. Dugan said Eugene A. Clancey and John J. McNamara planned to blow up the cathedral under construction. McNamara pointed out the explosive site and Clancey checked blast impact on a nearby house, but the explosion did not occur. Charles Crown testified James B. McNamara tried to recruit him into dynamiting, which he refused.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Eugene A. Clancey
John J. McNamara
Patrick J. Dugan
Iron Workers
McNamara
Clancey
Charles Crown
James B. McNamara
GUNMEN GUILTY IN ROSENTHAL MURDER TRIAL
Four defendants known as Gyp the Blood Lefty Louie Whitey Lewis and Dago Frank were found guilty of first degree murder in the Rosenthal murder case. The verdict came after a short jury deliberation and precedes possible death sentences under the electric chair statute.
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New York
Hermanosenthal
Gyp the Blood
Whitey” Lewis
Iago
Chofiel
Louie
Rosenthal
Gyp the
Blodl
Lefty Louie
Whitey"’ Lewis
Dago Frank
Herman Rosenthal
Supreme Court
Charles Racker
Sing Sing
Balkans and Turks Agree to Armistice Talks
Armistice discussions proceed among the Balkans and Turkey after Turkish and Balkan armies agree to negotiate terms. Hungary’s conditions and Balkan casualties and disease influence peace prospects as powers urge restraint and terms favor moderate outcome.
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London
Constantinople
Turkey
Europe
Lmsting Light House
Tehatalja
Balkans
Tehotalja
Maniac Terrorizes Los Angeles Station Hold Up
In Los Angeles a masked pair seized the central police station for over an hour armed with a dynamite box and nitro glycerin. Detective Hosick knocked one man unconscious as the fuse sparked. Brown hurled the device into the street and extinguished it. Albert Davis, injured and manacled in hospital, sought the railroad head.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Central
James Hosick
Samuel L. Brown
Brown
Albert Henry Davis
Davis
Southern Pacific Railroad
Panama Canal set to open in 1913 with canal boats first
Washington dispatch reports that a future ship will pass from the Atlantic to the Pacific across Panama in 1913 or 1914. Col George W Goethals and engineers will likely be aboard the inaugural small vessel before a formal opening for trade. The canal commission warns of possible 1915 opening date official notes. The locks are built in duplicate to ensure continued operation after incidents.
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Panama Canal
Washington, D. C
Atlantic
Pacific
Panama
Oregon
Col
George W. Goethals
Stat
Col. Goethals
Walldera
Canal Camminaian
Floyd and Claude Allen Get Respite for Hillsboro Murders
Governor Mann granted Floyd and Claude Allen a respite until December 13. They were sentenced to death November 22 for Hillsville court house murders.
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Floyd
Claude— Allen
Hillsboro
Richmond
Mann
Claude Allen
Hillsville Court‘house
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Cold Change Ahead
The weather report from Washington on November 20 notes fair conditions in Wyoming for Wednesday. A system brings rain or snow and colder temperatures Thursday, while the southeast stays fair.
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Washington
Wyoming
Robbers Blow Safe In Portage Bank Heist
Robbers used nitro glycerine to blow the safe at Munn Brothers bank in Portage near Bowling Green Ohio early today escaping with 4000 dollars. Citizens drawn by the blasts were kept away by armed lookouts.
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Munn Brothers Bank
Portage
Lynching Report Ties Two Murders to Mob Justice
Jacksonville Florida reports reveal a second lynching aimed at avenging the murder of James Berges and his granddaughter Mary Stevenson near McIntosh. The body of Joan Archer was found hanged near the crime scene and Archer is said to have helped plan the double murder by Breech Neile, who was lynched hours later.
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Jacksonvillee
Fla
James Berges
Mary Stevenson
McIntosh
Joan Archer
Archer
Breech Neile
Eight Killed in Head-on Collision Near Norlina
Two Seaboard Air Line passenger trains collided head on seven miles north of Norlina on November 19. Eight crew members were killed and three severely injured. No passengers were hurt. The crash occurred on a curve, and the northbound engineer Elekhim reportedly misread orders.
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Norlina
Seaboard Air Line
Here
Elekhim
Secretary of State Report 1910 12 Wyoming
Wyoming Secretary of State submits a two year report covering Oct 1 1910 to Sept 30 1912 noting new laws On Primary Election and Corrupt Practices Act increased work without higher receipts. Total receipts rose from 26 014 10 to 90 106 14 with net state proceeds of 15 006 41 after expenses. Recommendations seek statute changes to ease corporate regulation and modernize corporation laws.
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Thes
Secretary of State
Pant
Aylvyanth
Cpposal
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