Beveridge Urges Progressive Party Shift in Speech
Albert J. Beveridge warned in Kansas City that the Progressive party offers a solution to sectionalism. He argued the South will align with Progressives to break the Democratic Republican bloc and urged conservatives to join the Democrats while progressives migrate to the new party. He claimed the two old parties sustain sectionalism and that true American progress requires a liberal party distinct from Republicans.
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Kansas City
Albert J. Beveridge
Progressive Party
Ile
Earth
America
Centocratic Party
Congress
South
Republican Party
Publican
Democratic Party
Life Sentence Pardoned for Albert Patrick in New York
Albany dispatch reports Albert T. Patrick, serving a life term for the murder of millionaire William Marsh Rice, was pardoned by Governor Dix. It notes a prior commutation from death to life in 1906 and mentions Patrick’s mother living in Denver.
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Albany
Albert T.patrick
William Marsh Rice
New York
Dix
Higgins
Patrick
Denver
Fourteen Defts. Bonds Increased in Dynamite Conspiracy
In Indianapolis on November 27 the court ordered fourteen of the forty-five defendants in the dynamite conspiracy trial to procure new bonds or face jail. Bonds totaling $195,000 were deemed insufficient as indemnification. Herbert S. Hockin, Howard Smythe, and James E. Ray remain jailed for failing to post $15,000. Henry W. Ledlaither and J F E Munsey were among those directed to furnish new bonds, with Judge Anderson warning defense counsel Alfred R. Hovey about insolence.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Herbert
Hockin
Howard Smythe
James E. Ray
Henry W. Ledlaither
Denver
J. FE. Munsey
Salt Lake City
Anderson
Alfred R. Hovey
Spain Receives Life Sentence in Fort Mackenzie Murder
Daniel A. Spain, a cook in Company H at Fort Mackenzie, was found guilty of murder in the second degree for the May 10, 1912, killing of Private Harrington after a day of fighting. The jury verdict followed testimony and closing arguments presented Monday and yesterday.
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Daniel A. Spain
Spain
Fort Mackenzie
Harrington
Wyoming Receives 10000 Toward Rural Post Roads
The Post Office Department announces Wyoming will get about 10000 from a 600000 nationwide appropriation to improve rural delivery roads. Governor Carey was informed by Frank Hitchcock and James Wilson that funds will be allocated roughly equally, with states selecting suitable roads about fifty miles long for development and maintenance.
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Post Office Department
Wyoming
Carey
Frank H. Hitchcock
Janes Wilson
Congress
Staten
Congreve
Thanksgiving in Cheyenne and Wyoming Spirit
The reflective piece praises gratitude in a Christian land as Wyomings Cheyenne region celebrates Thanksgiving. It lauds health, water quality, peace, hospitality, and equality especially noting womens suffrage. It highlights farming success, markets, livestock, irrigation progress, and Wyoming’s future prospects with railways and land policies.
Mine protection urged in metal mines report
Spokane report by the American Mining congress urges federal research for protection in metal mines and for economical ore reduction with emphasis on commercial electric mining. It notes higher fatality rates in metal mines compared with coal and calls for enhanced safety measures and broader study by the federal bureau.
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Spokane
Wash
Bureau of Mines
American Mining Congress
Federal Bureau
Naval Thanksgiving Dinner to Be Held by Atlantic Fleet
The Atlantic battleship fleet with 6 900 officers and men will hold a Thanksgiving feast in Newport on November 27. Thousands of pounds of turkey have been loaded aboard ships for the meal. After dinner rival crews plan to play a football game.
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Newport
Atlantic
King Albert of Belgium Loses Mother Countess of Flanders
The Countess of Flanders Princess Marie of Belgium died in Brussels after days of pneumonia. She was 67 or 68, and King Albert and Queen Elizabeth were at her bedside until her death.
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Brussels
King Albert
Flanders
Marie of
Belgium
Queen Elizabeth
Mrs. Lesh Freed After Confessing She Poisoned Two
SEBALIA Mo Nov 27 A jury found Mrs Pansy Ellen Lesh not guilty on grounds her confession lacked corroboration. Judge Shain ordered acquittal. Lesh planned to visit Jacksonville and return to Los Angeles to pursue her 2 year old son. She had confessed to poisoning Mrs Elisabeth Quaintance in 1904 and Mrs Ella Coe in 1906 while employed by them, but authorities said her statements were unverified and coerced by fear of exposure.
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John Mendes
Lucy Geralds
West Virginia
Mendes
Denver
Virginia
Greeley
Mendez
Eaton
Colo
Cheyenne
Sebalia
Pansy Ellen Lesh
Green Ridge
Shain
Los Angles
Los Angeles
Missouri
Henderson
Sedalia
St. Louis
Mra. Quaintance
Mra. Com
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Democrats
Washington
Mexio
Madero
Milwaukeeep
Wis
John Schrank
Theodore Roosevelt
Alwaukee
Cal
Carl Risdhelbach
Alloy Carl Warra
Warra
Latot
Mandez
DAN. A
Psalm
Psalm 107
Elijah
Haal
Tce
Ture
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