Suffragists Gather Hundreds for Annual Convention
Washington November 29 The National American Suffrage Association holds its annual convention with about 500 delegates and many alternates arriving. Financial affairs and a constitutional amendment are key topics as the congressionally affiliated groups press for unity and funding to push the federal suffrage amendment. Dr Anna Howard Shaw presides. speakers include Jane Addams and Senator Helen King Rolingson.
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National American Suffrage Association
Hon
Anal College
Woman's Suffragé
Congressional Association
Gille
Tuesdy
Convently
Association
Anna Howed Shaw
Néac
Congressional Union of
Anna Howard Shaw
Jane Addams
Chicago
Helen King Rolingon
Denver
Colorado Senate
Army Cadets Defeat Navy in Gridiron Showdown at Polo Grounds
Army edged Navy 23 to 0 in a bold afternoon clash at the Polo Grounds New York amid cold winds and festive crowds. Cadets relied on strong open plays, forward passes, and long runs to secure the victory, adding to a string of Army-Navy results this season.
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Navy
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Weither
Pherae
Lincoln’s Bodyguard at Gettysburg Dies
Isaac W. Bucher, who served as one of President Lincoln’s bodyguards during the Gettysburg Address, died at his Gettysburg home last night. He protected Lincoln 50 years ago during the historic speech in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
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Gettysburg
Isaac W. Bucher
President Lincoln
Washington Guided the Fairfax Line by Primitive Survey
Washington's 1701 Fairfax line across Virginia hills was checked by government surveyors. They found his method using chain and compass flawless, with markers and blaze landmarks still visible from Middle Mountain to Shenandoah valleys. Officials retrace the old line while acquiring land for the Appalachian forest reserve.
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Massachusetts Range
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Appalachian
Rebels Mass in Central Mexico Target Victoria near Saltillo
Reports from Tamau lipas indicate rebels near San Luis Petros concentrating south of Saltillo with more than 6,000 men at Victoria. Federals under General Rubio Navarreto struggle north of the town as the war department claims Victoria has been taken.
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Monterey
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Tamaulipas
Victoria
Rubio Navarreto
Fort Collins Feud Over Route Diverts Yellowstone Traffic
Cheyenne officials and Fort Collins boosters clash over Gulf National Parks highway routing from Denver to Cheyenne. Letters reveal threats to shift Yellowstone traffic south of Cheyenne via The Siding if Fort Collins is excluded. Cheyenne favors both Fort Collins and Greeley routes, while officials quarrel over authority and timing.
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Rawline
Lander
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Tte
Derver
Greeley
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Heyenne
Port Collins
Colorado
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Weington
Loveland Longmont
Lafayette
Rawlins
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G. C. McCormick
G. C. McCormicck
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Guernsey
Lusk
Wyo
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Fort Col
State Officials Fight Dourine in Campbell County
One dourine case detected near Gillette prompts statewide probe by state veterinarian and government inspectors. Deputy Hobson and state livestock inspector Perry head to Gillette to inspect surrounding horse herds. Quarantine placed on the affected herd. further cases will be treated similarly as authorities work to prevent spread.
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W. L. Hobson
United States
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Chicago
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Hobson
Cheyenne Mill buys wheat as farmers bring grain
The Cheyenne Milling company begins purchasing wheat at 65 to 70 cents per bushel by grade and plans to start flour production soon. Farmers are urged to bring wheat downtown while Christmas shopping, with local merchants offering low prices and wide holiday stock. The Leader promises satisfactory treatment in Cheyenne stores. A broad national policy push seeks an eight hour law pension and workers compensation.
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Cheyenne Milling Company
Cheyenne
Two Are Added 0 Murders by Bandit Lopez
In a battle underground at the Utah Apex mine Ralph Lopes the Mexican gunman reportedly added possibly two more names to his victims as deputies edged into the mine. Deputies Douglas Hulsey and Tom Mandrich fell and fate of their colleague Deputy Julien Sorenson was unknown after a solo pursuit begun November 21. The mine confrontation sparked fears of a race riot in Bingham as Austrian residents mourned Mandrich.
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Ralph Lopes
Iist
Utah-Apex
Lopes
Douglas Hulsey
Tom Mandrich
Julien Sorenson
Lopez
Manidrich
Preliminary Currency Bill Advances After All-Day Discussion
Washington November 29 The administration currency bill progressed slowly through a Democratic donor conference with no changes to the draft presented by Senator Owen and five administration senators. The conference debated interpretations of provisions about retiring the new currency and regional banks between eight and eighteen. two Democratic senators opposed the amendment. A final Senate floor review is expected after further sessions Tuesday or Wednesday.
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Washington
Senate
Paeby
Owen
Filers Reserve Board
Beatles Hitehoork
Paris Press Demands United Action In Mexico
Paris editorial urges concerted action by the United States and all parties in Mexico to end anarchic rule. The Tempo editorial argues death and destruction require swift, united responses to halt the intolerable situation.
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Paris
Mexico
United States
Children raise funds for neighborhood playground
A tag day by Booth Cheyenne Youngsters proved a complete success as twelve children sold items and raised over 176 dollars for playground equipment. The South Siders plan continued campaigns to ensure spring improvements.
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Om Bend
Congress Concludes Long Extra Session Ends
Washington November 29 The longest extraordinary session in U S history ends and the regular session will begin at noon Monday. Tariff revision and currency reform dominated the year while Newlands law mediation and conciliation labor disputes and abolishment of the commerce court were achieved. Investigations centered on lobbying and the West Virginia strike as committees pushed toward final reports.
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West Virina
Young Outlaw Captured Here Tells of Thefts
Eugene Blacher fourteen year old was arrested at the Union Pacific depot on robbery charges. Detectives traced a twenty five dollar robbery of a brakeman at Sidney Nebraska and captured the boy as a suspect. He confessed to stealing the money and to other thefts. He came from Los Angeles and had traveled via Chicago toward California when arrested. Evidence included a gold watch claimed stolen in Mason City Iowa and a letter addressed to the Mason City man. He also had a revolver and fifty nine shells. He was sent to the Lumine boy detention home for probable place in a reform school.
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Mason City
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