Rebels in North May Join Zapata in South
Washington dispatch reports permission to move 1200 Mexican troops into U S territory to attack rebels in Sonora. Reinforcements to escort arms by express car guarded by U S regulars. Fort Riley cavalry to the Mexican border. Salazar’s force moves west along the border near Agua Prieta with groups 200 to 400 strong. Smuggling charges against rebel officers. Two carloads of ammunition arrive at El Paso for Fort Ellis Texas.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Sonora
el Paso
Nogales
Aziz
FE Paso
Zapatistas
Thirteenth Cavalry
Fort Riley
Douglas
Ariz
Salazar
Agua Prieta
Naco
United States Customs Line
Atrest
Ninety-Year-Old Woman Fights Long Marital Battle
In Denver a 79 year old husband seeks divorce from Eliza Cooper after thirty years of marriage. She recalls enduring insults from his stepdaughters and threats to her life while caring for a crippled life, and vows to contest the county court filing on grounds of cruelty and desertion as the case set for September 18 in Littleton.
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Denver
Colo
Littleton
Eliza
Ephraim Cooper
Raymond
Neb
Maine Election Leads to New Progressive Challenge for Electors
Portland Missouri dispatch reports Maine Republicans won the state election securing a strong legislative majority. The Progressive party formed and aims to elect Roosevelt electors, with William T. Haines winning the governorship and Frederick W. Plaisted the Democrat runner up. Senate and house majorities favor Republicans, shaping a potential U S Senate election to replace the late P Frye appointee.
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Portland
Maine
Progressive Party
William T. Haines
Roosevelt
Hines
Frederick W. Plaisted
United States
Tweneht
Haines
Plainted
Bert M. Fernald
D. J. McGillicuddy
Senate
House
Edwin ©. Burleigh
Augusta
Obadiah Gardner
P. Frye
Wyoming crop one best bet says F Houx
Secretary of State Frank Houx praised Wyoming crop prospects after touring Cheyenne area and Pine Bluffs district with local business leaders. He cited dry farming as a key achievement and noted rain affected the trip but overall the state’s agricultural potential remains strong.
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Wyoming
F. Houx
Frank Houx
Pine Bluffs
Burns
Cheyenne
Pago
Annex to State House Will Be Built
The Capitol Building Commission considers an east wing annex to the state house to accommodate growing state business. Plans call for a three story structure matching the East wing and using space now occupied by the state library. State Treasurer Baird confirmed talk of the project, noting the need for more room without confirming specifics.
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State House
State Capitol
Capitol Building Commission
State Library
I.t
Baird
Wyoming Weather Aims For Warm Midweek Skies
Fair conditions expected in Washington D C as Wyoming forecasts rise in temperatures Wednesday and Thursday with sunny to warmer weather. No significant precipitation is noted and skies should stay mostly clear across the region.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Record September rainfall and frost forecast in Wyoming
Weather chief R. Q. Grant reports 1.56 inches of rain in 15 hours, a September record aside from 1902, with the next frosts expected after unsettled skies. He notes frost risk rises with clear weather and cites long-term records from forty-one years. Early winter predictions loom among settlers in Wyoming.
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R. Q. Grant
Cheyenne
Mr. Grant
Grant
Wyoming
Suffrage Battle Rages at Cheyenne High School
Students recount a morning hazing clash at Cheyenne High where upperclass girls escorted freshmen into the building after hair and face painting. The event followed a planned hazing ritual among seniors juniors and sophomores with freshmen subjected to makeup and restraints before entering classes.
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SOPHS
London
Claes Girle
Girin
Ninth Infantry from Philippines to Fort Russell
Reliable reports say the Ninth Infantry from Manila arrived near San Francisco and will be stationed at Fort Russell as a brigade post. Telegraphs from Washington questioned the Ninth Cavalry’s border movement while talks of three infantry regiments at Fort Russell advance. The Ninth Infantry is praised as one of the finest units, with seasoned officers and veteran enlisted men. The last cavalry troopers returned from Loveland after a stint at a county fair and trains were accelerated back to Fort Russell.
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Fort
D. A. Russell
Ninth Infantry
Manila
Jily
San Francisco
Fort Rugsell
War Department
Washington
Ninth Cavalry
Mexico
Fort Russell
Loveland
Colo
Larmar
Light vote in Arizona primary yields few contests
Arizona's state wide primary drew a light electorate with little activity. There were no contests for the nominations in the Democratic, Republican or Progressive parties and three presidential elector candidates along with three for Congress were on the ballot.
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Phoenix
Arig
Arizona
Congress
White tribe antedates Columbus found in Victoria
Seattle September report on Professor Stefanson’s discovery of a lost 1000 strong white tribe in Victoria inland near Mackenzie river. Descendants of Lief Erikson followers, Norwegian origin, primitive stone age life, copper tools, caribou and seals for food, moss only vegetation, bows of willow and copper weaponry among a people with blue eyes and fair skin.
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Columbus
Victoria
Seattle
Wash
Israel
Vilhjalmar Stefanson
American Museum of Natural History
Lief Erickson
Greenland
Iceland
America
Mackenzie River
Professor Stefanson
Stefanson
Polar Sea
Wealthy official and girl arrested after ship disappearance
Harry E. Nolan a Yale graduate and Panama legation secretary, and a 16 year old girl were arrested in New York after the girl vanished from the steamship Jefferson. The girl claimed marriage to Joseph Poster of Newport News and withheld consent to charge. Nolan posted no bond after failing to appear. the case involves abduction allegations and a mystery for police.
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New York
Harry E. Nolan
Yale
Washington
United States Legation
Panama
Wan
Anchor Line
Leonard Street
William M. Britton
Old Dominion
Nolag
Marian McVrecker
Thirty-first Street
Newport Nown
Nolan
Britton
Jefferson
Wessel
Hotel Astor
Harry BE
Wiht
William
Forty-third Street
Newport Newry
Joseph Poster
Newsport News
Austin
Marian
Anmertea
Chicago
Panama Legation
Hiv Ho
California Street
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Zapata
U.S
Madero
Uncle Sam
Texas
Elaso
Tex
Fort Ellis
Department of Texas
Ches
Bull Moose
Publican
F. W. Plainted
Asher C. Hind
Frank
Guernsey
Forest Goodwin
Samuel W. Gould
Ted Wane
Alla
Penadari
Irsahhons
Bureau
Philippines
FT. Russell
Scotland
Aleo
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