Tynan Denounces Gramm Graft At Penitentiary In Wyoming
Sheridan Wyoming Oct 4 F Tynan former Republican state superintendent of public instruction and ex officio state auditor denounces contract granting Otto Gramm control of the penitentiary He accuses the governor and others of a machine run deal claiming eight year terms and high feeding rates compare unfavorably with other states and says the contract was fixed despite his protest notes past opposition and alleged coercion within the state board
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Tynan
Gramm
Penitentiary
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Sheridan
Wyoming
Brooks
FT. Tynan
Register of the State
Otto Gramm
Southern
Wyeing
State Board
Oto Gramm
Boswell
Burdick
Board of Prisoners
Dentraglo Royal Claim Amid Rodon Era Echoes
A fragmented note recalls Rodon era figures and a reference to King Carlos, noting the claim is made within two years of the event and mentioning Dentraglo royal authority and the royal campaign.
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Dentraglo Poyal
Rodon Times
Carlos
Forlorn Machine Men Realize Hopeless Political Struggle
Fragmented text shows machine politics in county elections with mentions of Clark and legislative leaders. Readable bits indicate a sense of hopelessness in the political machine struggle and claims of unfavorable outcomes for the election program.
Spirit mediums fail to read letter for James prize
New York on October 5 reports about fifty spiritualists who offered to reveal the contents of a letter written by the late Professor William James to the society secretary. The secretary notes every attempt has failed to disclose the letter’s substance.
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New York
Metropolitan Payebisal Society
William James
Harvard
Bays
Fox Sisters
See
Motorman Admits Responsibility for Wreck
Motorman John Liermay confessed disregard of orders and accepted sole responsibility for a wreck on Train No 14. A general inquest was scheduled for tomorrow in Gabineville, with a car carrying eleven victims and remaining casualties listed.
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Springford
Ft Staunton
Traction
Gabineville
John Liermay
Wotorman
Armour widow weds Navy paymaster in quiet New York ceremony
Mia A. Armour, widow of Kirkland Brooks Armour former president of Armour Packing, married Captain Charles W. Littlefield paymaster of the United States Navy at the Boston Navy Yard. Background notes say Armour died in 190? with reported estate of about $3,000,000 to his widow.
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New York
A. H. Armour
Kirkland Brooks Armour
Armioun, Packing Company
Kansas City
Charles W. Littlefield
Tiited States Navy
Boston Navy Yard
Kirkland B. Armous
Detectives Expand Manhunt After Times Building Bomb
Detectives search for suspects in the Times bombing as an additional body is found, identified as Grant Moore, a linotype operator. City approves eighty five new police hires to aid the manhunt and investigation, with details limited by authorities. Lawyer Karl Rogers of Los Angeles asserts dynamite linked to the Times blast was prepared in Giant and delivered to Los Angeles for the attacks.
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Lex Xugetés
Times
Los Angeles
Hay
City Bred Teachers In Country Schools Score at Dry Farming Congress
Spokane J W Worst of North Dakota Agricultural College was chosen president and opened the session. Frank W Mondell of Wyoming spoke in opposition to Roosevelt conservation policy. Governor B B Brooks and Mondell were named honorary vice presidents as delegates from various states gathered to discuss rural education and dry farming practices.
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Congress
Spokane, Ort
B. B. Brooks
Wyoming
Frank
A. B. Chamberlain
Farmers’ ‘Institute
South Dakota State Agricultural Schoool
Ruerh
Thomas Sikw
Great Northern Railway
Montana
Bankers Hear Address by Fish at Los Angeles Meeting
A transcriptionless report notes a Fish address at the American Bankers Association gathering in Los Angeles. It covers the Trust Company and annual secretary meetings as well as plans for leadership roles including Charles Huttins and F G Watte.
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Los Angeles
Inge
American Bankera’ Association
Bankera Associations
Banke
Ant Pish
New Yor
Trust Company
Tts Gow Svens
Charies Huttins
F. Go, Watte
Nagbville
Associa Ban
Aviator and Passenger Injured in France Incident
In Boissy France Oct, Leon Morane attempted a high altitude flight from Clearmont Ferrand to wire the Michelin tion pelve. He fell and suffered a broken leg, while a passenger sustained a fractured skull.
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Boissy
France
Leon Morane
Clearmont-Ferrand Fo
Anataly
Hob
pRasenger
Blood Feud Barrage Shocks Italian Court in Murder Case
An elderly Neapolitan woman Lucia Ballestrino slashed her forearm in court shouting vengeance for her son’s murder. Pietro Patronia and Vincenzo Ramdusko, accused of the crime, faced a tense scene as onlookers grew hostile yet police secured the proceedings. The episode halted proceedings briefly before the case continued.
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Lucis Ballestrno
Per Hilad
Pietro Patronia
Vincenzo Ramdusko
Neopolitan Fisherudyn
Maple Ballestrio
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Revolutionary Party
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Manuel
Amjelic
Para Do Commercio
Rey Do Arsenal
Amelie
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Canalejas
Linbon
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THE
LOS Angeles Times
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Shenkdas
Mhele
Wwe
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Leginka
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Roosevelt
Pural
Ballestrio
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