Man slashes friend in domestic betrayal case in Denver area
Moir, unaware his wife was with longtime friend Brandis, fled to Denver after a fatal confrontation at his Laramie funeral trip. He says Brandis tried to marry his wife. in Denver Moir attacked Brandis, injuring him severely before neighbors intervened. Brandis bleeds as Moir packs to depart North Denver police report.
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Laramie
Wyo
Moir
Union Pacific
Denver
Brandis
Tam
Lishe
Betta
Metias
Sergeant Patterson
McIntyre
Moirhowe
Bre
Idis
Relief Fund Reaches Over Eighty Thousand for Times Victims
In Los Angeles the relief fund for the Times disaster victims tops 80 000 as funds are divided among 21 families. Each employee is expected to receive about 2 000 by the end of the period. No more bodies were found today and fears grow that the other remains were incinerated. The memorial service for the victims will be held on Monday with the horses buried in a single grave marked by a shaft.
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Los Angeles
Oct. T
Times
Dach Tamly
Lithia
Bonday
Pueblo Plans Big Aviation Meet
Pueblo Colorado announces an aviation meet planned for November to rival events in Los Angeles and Atlantic City. The Pueblo Commerce Club contracts five leading aviators to fly Wright Brothers era planes between Chicago and Los Angeles meets, with funding from a merchant bureau and aims of about 4000 dollars.
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Pueblo
Colo
Los Angeles
Atlantic City
Pueblo Commerce Club
Ihs Country
Brookins
Jonstone
Hoxley
Purpin
Parmelee
Wright Brothers
Chicago
Jenkins
Com- Ge Club
Aged white haired woman marries adopted son in court fight
The gray haired Mire Bel dget Johnwon, 67, wed her adopted son August Ben Hel, 22, at Morkente yesterday amid family opposition. A legal challenge seeks the marriage be declared invalid with guardianship over property contested, while memories of a former foster arrangement and a deadly incident loom over the case.
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Aurora
Jil
Mire
Beldget Johnwon
August Ben- Hel
Morkente
Possenson
Mirery
Joa
Tegal
Bonde
Aan
Lyomer Iple
August Pendal
Children Play While Attack Is Planned on Outlaw Father
Winter Wisconsin October reports a pitched battle looming as authorities led by Sheriff Madden plan to seize John Dietz at his cabin. State officials urge surrender while Dietz resists, with sharpshooters encircling the premises and Dietz wife and children inside.
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Winter
Wis
John Dietz
Cameron Dam
Sheiff Madden
Dietz
Fish Thorahn
Netz
Gilbert
C. G. Mulivon
Davidson
Dieta
Helen
John Dietz, Jr
Leslie
Thornbakn
Piets
Tabinta
Diets
Tariff Law Denounced by State Convention in Kalamazoo
The Democratic state convention in Kalamazoo Michigan failed to agree on a plank for initiative and referendum. The platform condenses support for bi partisan boards and commissions as a safeguard against scandals recently exposed under tariff laws.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Democratic State Convention
Pday
South Greet Col Roosevelt in Welcoming Southern Tour
Knoxville reports a large welcome for Col Roosevelt with crowds along stations through Virginia and Tennessee. The Appalachian exposition in Knoxville hosted his principal address on ensuring orderly progress and urging adherence to forefathers moral standards.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Get
South
Col
Roosevelt
Virginia
Tennessee
Carey Dims Wyoming Corruption Charge At Green River Rally
Judge J M Carey and Earl Whedon addressed a crowded Green River gathering accusing state officials of misuse of public funds and property. The Democratic ticket including Carey for governor and Whedon for treasurer drew strong support in contrast to a prior Republican meeting noted as sparse and cold. Carey planned to speak in Havre tol tomorrow evening.
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Green River
Wyo
State House
J. M. Carey
Wyoming
Judge Carey
Earl Whedon
Carey
Sweeatwater County
Democratic Party
Jonfehi
Idee Carey
Hvanatol
Russian Aviator Killed In Practice Flight Mishap
Russian military aviator Bt Petersburg was instantly killed when his biplane turned turtle at 1700 feet during a descent. He was considered the most skilled of Russian aviators. His wife Mia is reported.
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Bt. Petersburg
Vuptura Maclevich
Lisbon Rebounds After Bloody Revolution
Lisbon recovers from a sharp upheaval as troops remain in streets and ambulances pass by. Tourists and locals display Republican flags while authorities pledge a peaceful transition, with President Braga saying the aim was to realize civic life and stabilize finances.
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Lisbon
Oct
Tac
Train wreck injures twenty in Asheville area
Passenger train No. 18 on the Southern Railroad wrecked near Asheville this afternoon. Twenty persons were injured and two seriously hurt. Three cars went over an embankment.
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Asheville
N. C
Southern Railroad
Fire Devastates Delagua Coal Camp in Trinidad
A large blaze swept Delagua, the major coal mining camp for View for American Fuel company, destroying mines and property. Estimated losses reach 300000 dollars, threatening production for months.
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Trinidad
Delagia
View
American Fuel Company
Hungry Children At Kansas City Schools
Truancy officers report to the superintendent that about one third of Kansas City schoolchildren start their day hungry. The note emphasizes not all miss nourishment but many receive insufficient food, with some instances where breakfast consisted only of a pickle.
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Kansas City
Trueney
Mormon Church Officials Declare Against Polygamy
Salt Lake City reports that the eighty fifth general conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints opened with address by Joseph F. Smith and counselors H A Lund and John Henry Smith. Speakers stressed polygamous marriages are unlawful and non sanctioned by the church. The leaders reaffirmed the church stance and enforcement of the manifesto.
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Salt
Lake
Oell T
Church of Jesus Christ of
Mormon Church
Jorseph FB. Smith
H. A. Lund
John Henry Smith
Hach
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