Babbitt Denies Ballot Fraud Ties in Trial
In district court Orren Babbitt faced claims from Arts thur Snook and Crone that he acted as the fraud instigator through his wife and EBVY. Babbitt testified for about forty minutes denying any participation and swore he knew nothing of the scheme until Snook’s confession.
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Artsthur Snook
Orren Babbitt
Ebvy
Crone
Chas. Porson
Babbitte
Babbitt
Snook
First National
Bradshaw Appeals Pearson Case After Transcript Obtained
Fort Collins attorney Thomas Y. Bradshaw for Clydy B. Pearson, convict in Sheriff Roach slaying, secured the trial transcript at Larimer County expense to pursue a supreme court appeal. Execution was scheduled soon. Bradshaw plans to file this week, seeking a stay and review of a possible new trial.
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Thomas Y. Bradshaw
Fort Collina
Clydy B. Pearson
Frank Roach
Pearson
Supreme Court
Larimer
Colorado
Bradshaw
Tis Defense
Shoshoni to pay judgment to save Boysen dam
Shoshoni agrees to pay a $1,100 judgment to avoid destroying the Boysen dam after a court fined Boysen Mining Co. for building 15 feet too high, causing overflow that damaged Indian land. The dam powers a large electric plant serving Shoshoni and Bonneville, so preservation is preferred.
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Wind River
Shoshoni
Boysen Mining Co
Bonneville
Carey to Hit Trail for Kendrick Campaign
Governor Carey plans to travel to Cheyenne on Tuesday to campaign for Gov. John B. Kendrick and John D. Clark on Wednesday. The message notes Wilson Day observances and upcoming speeches by Charles A. Towne and Clay H. Tullman in Powell Cody Greyfiel and other Wyoming towns. Senator Willard Saulsbury of Delaware, on a Western trip, expressed support for Woodrow Wilson clubs and will depart for Salt Lake City after meeting in Cheyenne.
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Joseph M. Carey
G. Hopkins
Democratic State Committee
Cheyenne
John B. Kendrick
John D. Clark
Judge Carey
Big Horn Basin
Wilson
United States
Wyoming
Clay H. Tullman
General Land Office
Epeek
Powell and Cody
Greyfiel
Chas. A. Towne
Towne
James P. Smith
Casper
John L. Jordan
A. M. Brock
Buffalo
Hopkins
Willard Saulsbury
Delaware
Bate
Rocky Mountain
Woodrow Wilson Club
Court House
Woodrow Wilcoa Club
Wee
Galt Lake City
Convict Gang Arrives For Road Work Near Cheyenne
Three convicts from the Rawlins state penitentiary arrived in Laramie county under Guard Cusick to work on the granite road near Cheyenne. They were lodged in the county jail and will be sent to Granite Canon to begin work on the canon road. The project aims to remove a large granite hill over about two months, after which travel will be available. Guard Cusick will oversee the group until a camp is organized and a penitentiary officer arrives.
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Laramie County
Rawlins
Cheyenne
Cusick
Granite Canon
Canon Road
Qusick
Wife reports threats by husband in divorce case
Mrs. Kollas told police that her husband John Kollas of East Eleventh Street has threatened to murder her and roams near her home nightly. She fears an attack and seeks police warning to deter him, claiming his anger stems from lack of evidence for a counter suit and that he has sent others to trap her.
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John Kollas
East Eleventh Street
Kollas
Baby Lloyd Kitchen Dies at St Johns Hospital
The 1 year old son of Mr and Mrs A Grant Kitchen of 711 East Eighteenth street died at St Johns hospital last night shortly after 4 o clock from intestinal trouble.
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Lloyd Kitchen
Mra. A. Grant Kitchen
East Eighteenth Street
St. John’s Hospital
Negro Lynched by Mob in DeWitt Arkansas
Frank Dodd, a Black man, attempted to assault the daughter of a prominent local family. He was seized from the county jail by a mob and lynched today in DeWitt Arkansas.
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Arkansas
Moh Dewitt
Ark
Frank Dodd
Hughes declines to discuss U boat attacks
Philadelphia reporter notes Attorney General Charles E. Hughes refusing to discuss the U boat attacks and administration policies during a speak. The garbled text implies Hughes avoided detailed comment on submarine warfare and related government actions.
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Philadelphia
Ovt
Charles BE. Hughes
Hughes
Piatti
Lotralios
Red Sox Beat Dodgers In Record Long World Series Game
Boston defeats Brooklyn 2 to 1 in the second World Series game in a 14 inning duel that set records for length. Delos Gainer delivered the decisive single in the 14th after McNally replaced Hoblitzell. Myers blasted a Brooklyn homer and Scott tripled for Boston. Over 41 000 fans watched the marathon rally.
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Boston
Red Sox
Brooklyn
Delos Gainer
Star of Stars
McNally
Hoblitzell
Gainer
Myers
Scott
Culshaw
Ruth
Hughes invited to outline U Boat policy by Walsh
Senator Thomas J. Walsh, head of the western Democratic HQ, invites Judge Hughes to discuss renewed German submarine activity. Walsh says Wilson can handle the matter but Hughes should articulate his own plan if elected president rather than reacting to Wilson’s actions.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Walub
Democratic
Judge Hughes
Wilson
Walsh
Hughes
Stocking Hank Saves Husband in Open Court
Dolton, Wil County February 9. Mrs Her man Dobroski saved her husband from jail for operating an illegal tavern by appearing in court and producing 916 in fines from her stocking.
Weather outlook for Wyoming til midweek
Weather forecast for Wyoming shows Pauly and warmer temperatures on Tuesday with cloud cover Wednesday. Showers are expected in the northeast while the southeast remains warmer.
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Wyoming
Pauly
Victims of Raider Had to Wait Turns to Be Sent Down
Newport, Oct 2. Arthur Gray, wireless operator on the Christian Kathleen, testified how the ship came within range of a U boat raider off Nantucket Sunday. The Knudsen was ordered to steam alongside the Stephano as it was destroyed and all passengers left in lifeboats were rescued.
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Arthur Gray
Christian Kathleen
Nantuckett
Knudsen
Stephano
Germany Will Keep Promises Says Von Bernstorff
Count von Bernstorff the German ambassador says Germany will live up to its submarine pledge and avoid harming U S neutrality. He notes the U 53 letter is unimportant and that peace discussions were not discussed.
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Germany
U. S
von Bernstorff
Count von Bernstorff
United States
One German U boat carries out Nantucket raid
Newport R I Oct 9 The wholesale German raid on foreign shipping south of Nantucket Light ship was carried out by a single submarine. Rear Admiral Gleaves reported that only one raider was involved and that the U boat, likely German U-53, sailed from Newport after calling there. Survivors saw two subs, but authorities noted one vessel destroyed. The raid showed German plans to intercept munitions ships along a recognized transatlantic route off Nantucket.
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Newport
R. L
Nantucket
Cers
Albert Gleaves
Newportaturday
Efreles
Germany
Hecht
Kaiser
American Line
Philadelphia
Cheyenne Woman Is Cousin of I. M. Perry
R. M. Perry a young Colorado mine manager who was kidnaped near Oak Creek and escaped after slaying a guard is a first cousin of Mrs. Eugene Clouser of Evans Street Cheyenne. Mrs Clouser is the daughter of the brother of Perry's father.
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R. M. Perry
Colorado
Oak Creek
Colo
Ias
Eugene Clouser
Evans Street
Clouser
City Lakes
Young Perry
Hebard Named Vice President General of D A R
Sheridan report says Dr Grace Raymond Hebard was elected vice president general of the National D A R by unanimous Wyoming convention vote. Miss Verna Keays of Buffalo won the 20 prize for best stile flag design, with honorable mention to Mrs Ralph Adamali of Cheyenne.
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Edward Gillette
Bheridan
DB. A. Brooks
Cunper
Rec
John Carey
Cheyenne
G. M. Selby
Sheridan
I. F. Bartlett
Jonnie P. Mathison
Laramie
Jewsie Abbott
Burglar Arrested in Jewel Theft From Chicago Home
Chicago police report 14 year old Anna Thasar sky is held after a burglary at the home of Mia 8 in Henderson. The 14 year old allegedly entered through a basement window and took jewels totaling 93 dollars. the suspect reportedly confessed to the crime.
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Chicago
Anna Thasarsky
Mia
Henderson
Transylvania Front Sees Teutons Advance Amid Heavy Fighting
Report from Transylvania indicates German and Austro-Hungarian forces pressing along the Carpathians with several positions recaptured and intense combat continuing. In France, Somme fighting persists with artillery and ground clashes reported by Allied and German lines.
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HELIN
Transylvania
Calicta
Teutons
Carpathians
Violet
Somme
U.S. Neutrality Stressed After German Submarine Attacks
Secretary of State to confer with President Wilson on German raids and neutrality pledges. President Wilson pledges to hold Germany to complete fulfillment of promises and notes U.S. concern over continued attacks.
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Shadow Lawn
Neing
Wilson
Count von Bernstorf
United States
Germany
Wilson Decision Near In Submarine Raid Standoff
Washington officials weigh President Wilson’s pending choice on the German submarine raid off the New England coast. They see no breach of international law but acknowledge many possible and unforeseen complications in the U S response.
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Washington
Wilson
New England
Bere
United States
California May Give Its Entire Vote to Democrats
California Democrats gain from intra party strife as progressives turn toward Wilson and Hughes faces dissent from Johnson supporters. Francis Heney campaigns across the state while Republicans split over Johnson and Hughes. Wilson clubs form statewide amid Democratic enthusiasm.
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California
Sacramento
Cal
Hiram Johnson
Wilson
Johnson
Hughes
Waa
Bo Wilson
Ppancis
Wilton
Joboeen
United States
Wilson Clube
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