No troops will be removed from border as Hale quits Carranza
Washington and Mexico dispatches outline border troop actions with generals detained on the border Fort Huachuca Fort Bliss Fort Biles and Texas garrisons. Carranza heads south on a special train to Hermosillo while Huerta reads a congress message justifying dissolution and warns of decisive moments for the nation.
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Hale
Sonora
Carranzte
General Carranza
Magdalena
Hermosillo
Nogales
Carranza
Mexico City
Huerta
Congress
Napoleon
Therta
Mexico
Jenkins will gives estate to mother after debts settled
The will of Warren Jenkins, hanged for the murder of his wife, leaves his estate to his mother Mrs. Ann Mary Jenkins after debts are paid. Dr C G Beard is named as executor and Howard Jenkins as guardian for the mother. The estate reportedly totals around 920000, with trustees to cover education and care, and court records filed in the district clerk’s office.
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Ann Mary Jenkins
Warren Jenkins
State Penitentiary
Jenkins
T. Joe Pinher
District Court
Yestern
CG. Y. Beard
Evlor
Howard Jenkins
Kardian
Bord
Jessie Root Jenkins
I. Warren Jeakins
Ea Aly
Harry Kerr Accepts Post With Railroad
Denver wire says Harry B B Kerr a longtime state child and animal protection official and former district attorney staffer for Denver has resigned from Wyoming state humane bureau and accepted a Dallas Texas post. He will work in special duties for W A Webb general manager of the M E and T railroad.
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Denver
Harry BB. Kerr
State Bureau of Child and Animal Protection
District Attorney's
Wyoming State Humane Bureau
Wyoming
Dallas
Texas
W. A. Webb
M. E. & T. Railroad
Five Bridemaids Named for Miss Jessie Wilson Wedding
The forthcoming White House wedding of Miss Jessie Wilson to Francis B. Sayre on November 25 will feature five bridesmaids from across the country. Eldest sister Margaret will be maid of honor, with Eleanor Wilson, Mary G. White, Marjorie Brown, and Adeline Mitchell Scott as the four bridesmaids.
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Miss Jessie Wilson
White House
Jessie Wilson
Francis B. Sayre
Margaret
Bleanor
Randolph Wilson
Washington
Eleanor Wilson
Scott
William HB. Scott
University Faculty of
Princeton
Jury fails to reach verdict in Mrs J L Weir gown theft case
After ten hours the jury remained deadlocked over the alleged theft of 500 dollars worth of gowns from Mrs J B Cecil. Mrs Weir testified she bought the gowns for 7.50 and later said she tried to destroy them, explaining they were found in a vacant Houston lot amid detective searches.
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J. A. Riner
Weir
Cecil
United States Army
United States
Mullen
Ridgley
No Smokes In Laramie Sunday After Midnight
The Wyoming Supreme Court in Cheyenne ruled saloons must close on Sundays in Laramie and no liquor or cigars may be sold after midnight. The Smart case prompts enforcement across saloons drugstores pool halls and restaurants selling tobacco and cigars.
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Laramie
Wye
Supreme Court of the State of
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Peter Smart
Boys Fined for Destruction of School Property
At Labramil Wyoming Edgar Hart of age pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of school property and paid a 10 dollar total fine including costs. Charles Spencer also pled guilty and paid the same. Charles Pula pled guilty and paid as well while Spencer pleaded not guilty with a later hearing. The Scoval district schoolhouse six miles northwest of Mulbrook station was wrecked with locks broken, windows smashed, desks disfigured and graffiti on the blackboard.
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Scoval
Mul Brook Station
Dollar Dinner Postponed For Friday Date
The Dollar Dinner set for Tuesday, November 25, is postponed to a later date due to a Knights of Columbus banquet next Tuesday. Speakers had not all been confirmed and aims include new views for Cheyenne’s building and betterment. Impromptu talks will be added by attendees. The event will be in the Hotel Plains dining room with hopes the hall overflows. Local papers will publish the new date and arrangements.
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Knigits of Columbus
Knights
Cheyenne
Towa
Sulzer Reform by Dynamite Criticized in New York
At Buppalo on November 16 the board of parole members condemned Governor Suleer's reform by dynamite as wrecking years of planned work in state prisons and the charity and corrections conference. Professor Lewis charged the administration uprooted carefully laid plans and hindered reform efforts.
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Buppalo
Suleer
New York State
Board of Parole
Board of Parole For
Charities and
Bulser
Lewis
Three Heroes Save Burning Ship Balmes
The Pannonia rescued 71 men 82 women and children from the burning Balmes after a five day effort by Captain Juan Rulse and crew. Mi charla translated messages and Innocencio Vo Micharla aided wireless operations while Nicholas Arbonies led passengers into the blaze. Passengers, mostly from Cuba, were bound for Spain and Bermuda bound with the ship under attack by flames.
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New York
Hanes
Pannonia
Balmes
Juan Rulse
Dbalmes
St Georges
Mernaidé
Innocencio
Vo Micharla
Thalmes
Micharla
Nicholas Arbornies
Canary Telandy
Dalmes
Arbornio
Fiesh
Batlmoes
Cuba
Spain
Am Curly Bout
Woman Teacher Captures Armed Saloon Robber
Miss Elizabeth Reagan a school teacher received praise from pupils after she confronted and disarmed an armed man at her father Patrick Reagan’s saloon and hotel. The intruder identified as Michael Reilly of Seattle demanded cash and customers but surrendered when Reagan secured her father’s revolver and ordered him to halt. He was turned over to police.
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Elizabeth Reagan
Patrick
Reagan
Michael Reilly
Seattle
Cifline
Meagan
Twelfth Cavalry to Start Against Navajos Action
Major Beecher B. Ray arranged transport of 24 Twelfth Cavalry men and officers from Fort Robinson Nebraska to Fort Gallup New Mexico to counter the fiction uprising. Troops will depart Friday.
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Twelfth Cavalry
Chicago
Beecher B. Ray
Fort Robinson
Neb
Fort Gallup
N. M
Let America Alone Warns Spanish Paper
Madrid dispatch: Spain must refrain from taking any action in Mexico. The Imperial notes that the solution to the Mexican problem should be left to the United States alone.
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America
Spaniai Paper
Madtud
Spain
Mexico
Imparelal
Bomb found in El Paso rear of American Produce building
A crude bomb was discovered in the rear of the American Produce building in downtown El Paso this morning. The stone device had a bored hole and two fuses, likely made locally for Rebels.
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el, Paso
Texas
el Paso
Tener Accepts Predecessors of National League Clubs
Governor Tener, arriving from Harrisburg, said he has agreed to accept the perquisites of the National baseball clubs for four years.
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Philadelphia
Nav
Tener
Fontabt
Harrisburg
Senate Leaders Await Currency Bill Report Form
Washington November 19 The administration currency bill drafts near completion as the Senate Banking and Currency Committee and Republican rivals Adams and Hitchcock finalize proposals. Full committee meeting tomorrow will choose how to report to the Senate and decide whether to file the two bills as amendments to the House bill. If agreement is reached the measure may go to the floor tomorrow or Monday, with adjournment discussions largely shelved.
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Banking and Currency Committee
Refiablicine
Hitcheouk
Senate
Banking All Currency Committee
Mine Disaster Claims Twenty Four Lives at Action Alabama
Twenty four miners died and all were injured in the explosion at the No. 2 mine of the Alabama Fur and Iron company in Action Alabama. A full survey of the mine workings confirmed the toll.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Fur and Iron Company
Passengers Rescued From Burning Steamer Scotsdike
In the English Channel, the burning steamer Scotsdike prompted rescue by the British battleship Duke of York. Thirty passengers and the crew were saved as lifeboats burned and seas rose. the Duke sent boats and hauled survivors aboard after the fire broke out shortly after midnight.
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London
English
Wil
Porte managed MNE has celmeation
Weymouth Massachusetts November 19 A peculiar birthday note from Oliver Houghton aged 93 who plans to continue regular police work on his ninety third birthday anniversary He expresses pride in serving and expects to be about his duty despite long years in service.
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Weymouth
Mass
Oliver Houghton
Frienda
Federal Control Advocates Win In First Round
Washington November 19 The Federal control advocates led by Gifford Pinchot Henry L Stimpson Walter J Mahyl and James B Gaprfield former cavalry officers won 494 to 154 at the National Conservation Congress first test on water power control The motion to refer part of the waterways report to the committee was defeated and the report adopted with no roll call amid a day of heated debate on federal versus state control of waterway development
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Washington
Giffard Pinchot
Henry L. Stimsop
Walter J. iMahyr
James B. Gaprfield
Callier
National Conservation Congres
Tefey
Resolutions Committee
Committee On Waterways
Atimson
Wnanticows
BE. T. Bryant
Tennesion
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