Federal Troop Train Dynamited on Mexican Border
Across the border reports say two federal troop trains from Chihuahua to Juarez were blown up at Rancheria by rebels using dynamite mines. General Villa claims 1,500 rebels attacked the trains with enormous loss of life. one train reportedly captured by rebels. U.S. forces on the border are being reinforced with a full regiment to protect El Paso and monitor the approach of Mexican forces toward Juarez.
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EL Paso
Chihuahua
Juarez
Rancheria
Rbels
Villa
Guadalupe
Washington
War Department
Fort Bry
Federae
Texas
Constitutional Ats
Villa Ahameda
Wealthy women in New York raid tied to opium scheme
Police raided an upscale Eaton Street area apartment, arresting Dr Herman Seidler on opium manufacturing charges. Seidler, an 85 year old reputed specialist, faced $2,500 bail as federal authorities allege his operation earned about $200,000 yearly. His associate and two wealthy women linked to the case were found in the residence, with drugs and improvised beds noted.
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New York
Baar Twenty-second Street
Herman Soldier
Pristoner
Mig Jennie Belcler
Seidler
Federal
Mrs Sandoval Is Not To Be Found In Murder Case
Nov 22 Cheyenne detectives search for Mrs Sandoval in the case of Samuel L. Lons Jr who will be tried for Philip J Sandoval’s murder. Defense accuses Sandoval of bigamy and abuse. records show a 1912 marriage to Gella Miller and a 1942 license, with Sandoval living with his bride in Cheyenne before she disappeared.
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Penver
Samule L. Lons, Jr
Philip J. Sandoval
Sandoval
Bandoval
Toovey
Larajse
Philip J. Bandovel
Gella Miller
Carbon County
Wyo
Cheyenne
Justice of the
W. H. Edwards
Bis Bride
New Mexico
Hat
Mexican Out on Paroled Burglary Suspect Seeks Return
Julius Leonar, released from Rawlins jail after a 1912 sentence for breaking into the Ingersoll store, is reported to have joined a burglary ring in Greeley. He was arrested again as a leader in the Max Meyer store raid and awaits trial in Grooley.
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Julius Leonar
Felix Alston
Rawlins
Canon City
Colorado
District Court
Laramie County
Julius
Ingersoll
Max Meyer
Greeley
Eddy Street
Cheyenne
Grooluy
Four Guards Arrested After Insane Patient Slain
Chicago dispatch reports four attendants at the Chicago State Hospital for the Insane were arrested after Charles Hoenicke, an inmate, died from injuries suffered during an attack by one attendant. Hoenicke showed bruises and neck marks suggesting strangulation.
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Chicago
Chicago State Hospital For
Charles Hoenicke
Hoenicke
Hornicke
Gompers Again Heads A F of L at Seattle
The American Federation of Labor adjourned after officers were elected and Philadelphia named as the next convention site. Samuel Gompers was chosen president. Most vice presidents advanced. W D Hub and W D Huber retired. John P White and Frank Duffy named seventh and eighth vice presidents. John B Lenon elected treasurer, Morty Mora?la named chaplain, Mortimer Donoghue of Butte chosen delegate to the Trades and Labor Congress.
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Seattle
American Federation of Labor
Philadelphia
Samuel Gompers
W. D. Hub
Pith
W. D. Huber
John P. White
Frank Duffy
John B. Lenon
Frank Moryla
Mortimer Donoghue
Butte
Trades and Labor Canaross
Government seeks injunction to remove dam on Wind River land
United States District Attorney Ridgley and deputy Mullen seek a federal injunction to force removal or payment for 42 acres of Indian allotment land flooded by the Hoysen dam on the Wind River reservation. If granted, the order could require tearing out the dam or compensating the landowners. Two criminal cases, including conspiracy to defraud the government, remain on the docket.
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United States
H. 8
Ridgley
Wee Mullen
Uncle Sam
J. A. Riner
Hoysen
Wind River
Messrs
Mullen
Madden and Hexecork
Roy Montgomery
Delivery Service Offers Free Replacements for Missed Papers
notice urges readers to call Cheyenne Messenger Service at a listed number if the Leader fails to reach them. The paper promises immediate delivery at no charge and asks the circulation department to be notified of corrections.
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Cheyenne Messenger Service
Delivery of Thaw to New York Demanded
Concord, Nov 22. Delivery of Harry Thaw into the sole custody of Sheriff Drew of Coos county for transfer to New York was requested in a U S district court answer filed by the sheriff to a habeas corpus writ served five days ago on Thaws counsel.
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Concord
Harry Thew
Drew
Coos County
New York
United States District Court
Insane Man Hittle Taken to Evanston Asylum
George Hittle adjudged insane after being accused in the murder of his uncle John Hittle. Jury finds paresis and notes he may not live long. if he recovers he will face trial, otherwise confinement at Evanston or Plannton asylum. Brower escorts another insane man to the asylum. they traveled from the north, left on No 17 last night for the West.
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George Hittle
Lander
John Whittle
W. G. Brower
Evanston
Hittle
Hittie
Hintle
John Mhittle
Plannton
Brower
Wedding Rehearsal at the White House for Mies Wilson and Sayre
Washington reports a wedding plan between Margaret Wilson and Prince Sayre at the White House. A dinner for invited guests was held with members of the Supreme Court and Cabinet expected to attend. The bridemaids and veiled guests arrive, with rearranged plans anticipated.
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White House
Washington
Mies
Tle Wilson
Prince BR. Sayre
Ln Valtal
Hugles
Margaret Wilson
Supreme Court
Cabinet
Sagre Wall
Dave Morey
Fourteen Die in 1913 Gridiron Season
Chicago report says fourteen football players were killed and 176 injured in 1913 games. Most fatalities came from fractured heads or neck injuries. most victims were not university players. Injury types included broken bones and spinal damage, with overall fatalities slightly below 1912.
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Chicago
Wier Leaves Cheyenne After Acquittal Remarks
Mrs Wier cleared of clothing theft charges at Fort Mackenzie and prepared to depart Cheyenne for Moutsin Texas. She praised Cheyenne for kindness shown during the trial, thanked Judge Burke and Mrs Burke, and noted flowers and sympathy from local residents. The party, including Lt. Jo. Wier and attorney John H. Green, boarded the Denver train.
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Wier
Caroline Cael
Fort Mackenzie
Cheyenne
Moustin
Texas
Plaina
Tam
Jone
Burke
Factional Battle Looms Over Administration Currency Bill
Washington November 22. The administration currency bill with senate amendments will be laid before the Senate today with debate starting Monday. Senator Owen opens for the administration, Hitchcock to attack the proposal Tuesday, as factions clash on the bill passed by the House and the pending unfinished business. Leaders warn action may extend into next year, likely February first.
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Washington
Senate Banking and
Owen
Titchcark
House
Senate
Epeseh
Hitchcock
Woman in Wyoming Crashes, Child Dies After Poisoning
Mrs William Launstein in critical condition and her two year old son William dead from carbolic acid she gave the child and drank herself during a fit of insanity. Her father found them after hearing no response and tried to summon help but the baby died. Doctors worked to save Mrs Launstein but fear she may lose her reason.
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Sundance, Wyo
William Launstein
Launstein
Charles Tillehins
Willie
Mr. Launstein Oll
Iir
Myre
Lamnstein
Rockefeller's Credit Questioned by Salesgirl
In Cleveland on November 22 John D. Rockefeller attempted to charge purchases to his account at a downtown department store. A young woman clerk, unaware of his identity, contacted the credit department and Rockefeller was approved. The clerk was commended by her superiors for handling the situation.
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Rockefeller
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Forest Muli
Credit Department
Corr
Supreme Court approves minister to perform wedding
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia authorized Rev. Sylvester Bourd to perform the wedding ceremony between Mike J. Wilon and Franela Howes Bayre. The license was issued since Dr. Mead is non resident, with Bayre 28 and Wilon 24, both not required to appear.
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Washington
Hconse
Sylvester Bourd
Princeton
Mike Jesse Wileon
Franela Howes Bayre
Mead
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
TH. M. Clabaugh
Barre
Mike Wilson
Bayre
New York
Miss Wi
Mike
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