Prison Break At Rawlins Tied To Local Republican Machine
Eyewitness evidence and dispatches point to outside assistance for the penitentiary outbreak at Rawlins Wyoming. The investigation links ex-warden C B Glunz and George Bremmer to the plan, aiming to undermine Governor Carey and restore former warden Glunz.
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Former President Roosevelt shot in Milwaukee
Roosevelt was shot in Milwaukee near the Gilpatrick hotel as he prepared to speak at the Auditorium. He spoke briefly, was weak from loss of blood, and medical staff planned immediate treatment. The would‑be assassin was captured. police identified him as John Schreck of New York. Six physicians examined the wound and ordered X rays.
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New York
Roosevelt shot in street as assassin fires amid crowd
A man fired at Colonel Theodore Roosevelt in New York, clubbed by Albert H. Martin who tackled the assailant. Roosevelt was struck in the head wall but not the lungs, tolerated surgery, and left the hospital at 11 30 to continue to Chicago. Mrs Roosevelt was informed as the party pressed on. John Schrenk, a New York laundryman, was noted separately.
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Senator Clark Letter Reveals Progressive Split
A 1912 Cheyenne letter reveals Hon. D. Clark informed by Ridgley that the final passage of an appropriation bill is imminent through the attorney general. The writer, disillusioned with the Republican party since the Chicago convention, explains support for Progressive ideas and urges internal party action amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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U. S
Cheyenne
Rawlins Pastor Reports Convict Deaths in Street Outbreak
The Rev. J. P. Davis of Rawlins says Rawlins was shaken by reports of three convicts killed on Sunday afternoon after escaping from the prison. He describes residents locking doors and an unease that followed a mutiny and ongoing rumors of escapes and killings.
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Giants Victory Over Red Sox In World Series Game
New York Nationals defeated Boston Americans 5 to 2 at the Polo Grounds led by wining pitcher Rube Marquard. The crowd of 30000 saw New York move to 3-2 in the series with one game tied.
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Open Challenge to Tribune Over Fake Dispatch Claim
The Leader accuses the Tribune of printing a false dispatch about a congressional conference in Chicago investigating Senator Warren. It demands verification from the Western Union Telegraph company local manager whether such a dispatch was received for The Leader Saturday night and calls for a retraction.
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Senator Brown Talks 10 Small House Address at Capitol
The Nebraska senator Norma Brown spoke at Capitol Avenue theater to a sparse audience of 24, including 16 children and eight Fort Russell soldiers. A. D. Kelley presided, praising the lone penitentiary delivery at Rawlins while Brown failed to rally his followers on the Senate election measure and tariff criticisms, noting Warren’s voting record.
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