Senators Clash Over Applause as Final Tariff Vote Looms
Washington September 9 Senate factions clash over gallery applause as final vote on the Democratic tariff bill approaches. Bristow and Ransdall dispute prior amendments while the vice president mediates order amid party divisions on free sugar and wool provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
James
Warren
Wyoming
Marshell
Bacon
Jome
Senate
Jtgeli
la Follette
Catron
Penrose
LaFollette
Underwood-Simmons
Norris
Self defense verdict in cousin shooting case
Andrew Cunningham 27 was killed by Claude Stevens after a dance in Albin 48 miles from Cheyenne. Stevens claimed self defense after being beaten by Cunningham and his brother. a coroner held an inquest, and a jury found Stevens fired in self defense. Stevens surrendered to authorities in Pine Bluffs and is jailed in Cheyenne awaiting proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Cunningham
Claude Stevens
Albin
Cheyenne
Stevens
Pine Bluffs
Frank Sinon
Frmerly
Marehal
Sinon
Corning
Minnell
William You
Roach
Pat Hayes
Oroner
Beard
Andrew ‘Vttingham
George Cunningall
Yaa
Janice Peace
Kings Watch Air War at German Maneuvers
In Breslau Germany grand maneuvers unfold before Emperor William King Constantine and Crown Prince of Greece with leaders from Germany Austria Italy and Saxony observing. Zeppelin airships and numerous aeroplanes participate practicing aerial combat with harmless bombs and machine guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breslau
Germany
William
Constantine
Greece
Frederick August
Saxony
Austria
Italy
Real Bees Break Up Spelling Bee
A spelling bee at Bomers village school was disrupted by a swarm of honey bees. Teacher H W Sherman noticed humming and buzzing during the contest and prepared to intervene before the bees forced evacuation. The pupils left as the drones departed and the floors were cleaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Bomers
H. WW. Sherman
Gee Eas
Aich Rapgeare
Peters Wins Maine Third District Seat In Special Election
John A. Peters, Republican, defeats Democrat M A Pattangall by 533 votes to fill the late Forrest Goodwin's seat in Maine's Third district. Final totals show Peters 15 106 Pattangall 14 558 Lawrence 6 487. Presidential vote in November was Wilson 14 692 Roosevelt 12 236 Taft 7 159. Pattangall blamed Democratic treachery and primaries for the loss. Progressive Halbert P Gardner cited lack of funds and opposed Democratic policies. The race drew national speakers and boosted Republican momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
John A. Peters
Ablican
Elsworth
M. A. Pattangall
Waterville
Edward M. Lawrence
Lubec
Peters
Pattangall
Lawrence
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Congress
Maine
Halbert P. Gardner
Progressive National Committee of
Forrest Goodwin
Earth Shocks Strike Port of France in Sudden Tremors
Port of France reported a sequence of earthquakes early yesterday totaling 80 tremors. No injuries or major damage were immediately reported, with authorities monitoring aftershocks and urging residents to stay alert.
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Port DE France
Lawyers Debate Sulzer Pardon Legality in habeas case
In Kingston Nova Scotia New York Sept 8 two legal questions frame the habeas corpus challenge over Governor Sulzer’s pardon of Joe Robin. Justice Hasbrouck heard arguments on whether the assembly could impeach during an extraordinary session and if impeachment filings constrict executive power, reserving judgment and requesting briefs.
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Kingston
NS. Y
Hayes
Blackwells’ Island
Sulzer
Joe O. Robin
Supreme Court
Hasbrouck
Appellate Division
Court of Appeals
Sulver
Near Death in Bog Hole in Rock River Duck Shoot
Fred Durnford nearly died after sinking to the hips in a bog hole on Rock River while duck shooting with Clyde Winney Frank Varara and Earl Brennan. He could not free himself as friends pulled with a rope and a horse on shore aided the rescue before he was landed on solid ground.
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Fred Duarnford
Rock River
Clyde Winney
Frank Varara
Earl Brennan
Durnford
GirLs Cut And Make In Tune On Train
Travellers note a group of young women who on a twenty minute tube journey thread a fashionable gown. They split tasks among themselves finishing the dress within the ride. The experiment aimed to see if the mindinete could complete a dress during travel.
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Teip
Governor Proclaims Good Roads Day in Wyoming
The governor proclaims September 27 as Road Improvement Day urging all Wyoming residents to spend the day improving existing highways. The call emphasizes men and women across towns should participate, with a focus on roads leading to farms and ranches and visible statewide results.
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Wyoming
Carey
State OF
Eeecutive
Wyoming Central Transcontinental Highway Association
Rbiins
Missouri
Arkansas
Couhtry
Hhe Farm
Ety
United States Wins Palmas Match At Camp Perry
The U S team captured first place at the Palmas match held at Camp Perry Ohio with a score of 107? ahead of Argentina in second at 1054 Canada 1675 and Sweden 1484. The report notes proceeding conditions and individual contributions from the United States squad.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
United States
Argentine Republic
Canada
Sweden
Cape Sai Samt
Jerome Freed by Canadians With Apology
Jerome Travers Jerome was acquitted tonight of gambling on the Grand Train railway property while awaiting immigration decisions on Marty K. Thaw. The court apologized for his humiliation as the hearing was marred by missteps and adjourned to tonight.
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Coatiooor
Sejit
Williams Travers Jerome
Marty K. Thaw
Joseph Beaume
James McKee
Jerome
Henry Mulvena
Sherbrooke
Milvena
Bureau of Mines Starts School to Teach Rescuers
In Pittsburg J W Paul leads a national mine rescue program with about 10 engineers from states east of the Mississippi. Rescue crews of five enter abandoned mines for two hours then rotate, day and night, as the Bureau of Mines opens the first district school. The event aims to expand to every coal field with a national conference planned for Friday in Cole.
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Pittsburg
Sept
J. W. Paul
United States Bureau of Mines
Mississipp
Flemen
Flrst
Bureau of Wine
Mayeuvera
Tritidad
Cole
Huerta Pays Passage Of Americans From Vera Cruz
At Vera Cruz the steamer Tamaulipas will carry a number of Americans whose passage is paid by the Mexican government. Applicants may seek first class transport to any U S port, though some refuse aid as a charity. The plan has drawn mixed reactions among refugees with about 30 Americans on board. John Lind, Wilson envoy, doubts Washington will endorse Huerta’s project without clearer orders.
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Vera Cruz
Sept
Tamaulipas
New Orleans
Vera Crug
Huerta
Mexico City
Canada
Congo
United States
Republic
John Lind
Wilson
Fuerta
Washington
Mrs. Lidd
West Indies Hit by Qualan Storm
An earth shock was felt yesterday on Allington Island in St Vincent followed by a severe thunderstorm. A heavy fall of rain accompanied the storm as it broke over the island.
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Allingstown
Island of St. Vincent
Protector of Americans as Dominican Revolt Sparks Naval Moves
Washington reports say Dominican gunmen shell Puerto Plata endangering Americans. The cruiser Des Moines is ordered from Guantanamo to San Domingo to protect interests, with Almontequin revenue cutter dispatched as a wireless relay and diplomatic efforts led by President Wilson and Secretary of State to suppress the rebellion.
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Washington
Dominician Gunberts
Puerto Plata
Des Moines
Guantanmoc
Cuba
San Domingo
Taday
Fierto Plata
Ford
State Department
Treasury Department
Almontequin
San Juan
Porto Rico
Point Midway
Santa Domingo
Gunta Domingo
Wilson
Oveberto
Sullivan
Dominican Republic
Ulliemm
Uorte
United States
Puerto Mata
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Senator Bristow
Ransdall
Washington, Sept
Simmons
Gallinger
Committee On Rules
Stone
St . Senat
Ransdell
Sarviayi
U.S
Palma Matron
Montreal
J. N. Greenshiets
Thaw
T. R. BE
Melnnes
K. C
Gervais
Cross
New York State
Court of King's Bench
N. K Laflamme
Gervais Andross
Wm. Travers Jerome
Latranme
Thaw Cho
J. N Greegghiella
New York
Keenshields Wan
Laflamite
Bureau of Mines
West Indies
Qualan
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