Rebels Withdraw From Agua Prieta Threats Near Douglas
Reports from Douglas Arizona describe rebel leader Antonio Rojas withdrawing from the Agua Prieta vicinity after threatening to attack at daybreak. The Ninth cavalry encamped nearby, with Americans awaiting further developments as conflicts around Colonia Morelos and El Tigre camps continued.
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Douglas
Ariz
el Tigre
Americana
Rajos
Agua Prieta
Madero
Sonora
Edward Haymore
Colonia Morelos
Haymore
Schuyler
Rojas
Antonio Rojas
Americans Suffer Hell on Earth in Mex Says Hart Arrives from Chihuahua
Henry R. Hart, a Chihuahua Mexico resident and English smelter representative, arrived in Cheyenne and described conditions in Mexico as hellish for Americans amid the Mexican revolution. Hart said Americans face unrest, potential confiscation of holdings, and fear of U.S. intervention, noting Texans rescuing civilians and that he will seek work in Butte, Montana, or return to the United States.
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Hell On Earth
Mex
H.R Hart
Chihuahua
Henry R. Hart
Mexico
Cheyenne
Hir
Albert
Union Pacific
Mr. Hart
Madero
Orozco
Hart
United States
Butte
Montana
Chihuahug
Diaz
Uncle Sam
West End house owners arrested on immoral lease charges
Three owners of West End property were arrested by police on charges of renting houses for immoral purposes. Those in custody were C. S. Broderick, Mrs. Margaret Henne, and Mrs. Allen Gosfordh. The arrests stem from a police board crusade to require licensing for such properties and may lead to fines based on rents. The targets include a district with as many as thirty houses and rents from fifty to two hundred dollars monthly. Arrested suspects will be tried in police court Monday.
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West End
Broderick
Margaret Henne
Allen Gosfordh
James Merrill
Police Board
Republican Party
United States
Tiat
Boys Try to Lynch Farmer in Butte County
Fifteen boys aged 12 to 15 confessed in juvenile court that they attempted to lynch Joseph Meyers a chicken farmer after setting fire to Meyers home. The case was continued a week until other implicated boys are apprehended.
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Butth
Mont
Joseph Meyers
Meyers
Parks Leads in Colorado Governor Primary Contest
Reports from Colorado indicate Clifford C. Parks Taft Republican leads over Philip B. Stewart Progressive Republican for governor. Unofficial tallies show Parks with about 2,468 vote edge as returns come in from most counties. Contests possible in Huerfano and Las Animas counties with timelines noted.
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Denver
Colo
Clifford C. Parks
Philip B. Stewart
Parks
Martin
Progressive Republican State Committee
Stewart
Huerfano
Las Animas
Supreme Court
Parke
el Paso
Huerfano County
Merkiniald
Republican State Committee
Wong
Lag Animas
McDonald
Routt
Rio Blanco
Elbert
George J. Kinde
A. W
Silane
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Sees Rain Then Clearing
Local rains in Wyoming followed by clearing skies. Saturday will be sunny with rising temperatures and pleasant conditions across the region.
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Washington, D. C
Wyoming
Cheyenne Sees Early Snow After Lingering Rain
Friday brought the first snow of the season in Cheyenne after a day of intermittent rain and sleet. Weather observer R Q Grant notes September has already seen heavy rainfall, but predicts a short cold spell with more unsettled weather to come.
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Weather Man
Rome
Cheyenne
R. Q. Grant
Salt Creek Wells Produce 2700 Barrels Daily
The Leader misquoted C. E. Jamison about Salt Creek oil fields in Casper. The correct output from the Salt Creek wells ranges from 20 to 700 barrels daily, with a combined total exceeding 2,700 barrels per day. Messages from Casper aldermen sought clarification of the story.
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Salt Creek
C. E. Jamison
Casper Oil Field
Ald
Casper
Wyoming Bull Moose Nominate Woman Presidential Elector
T Blyth of Evanston Helen B Grant of Laramie and Robert B Selway of Sheridan were nominated on the Progressive ticket as presidential electors by petition. Grant is the first Wyoming woman nominated as a presidential elector joining California’s names as one of two women in the nation. Shipp, a Pull Moose candidate for Wyoming Supreme Court, is in Cheyenne on business.
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T. Blyth
Evanston
Helen B. Grant
Laramie
Robert B. Selway
Sheridan
Frank Houx
Cheyenne
Wyoming
California
Albany County
Progressive Party
E. Richard Shipp
Wyoming State Supreme Court
Wyoming Road Fund From National Forest Proceeds
Acting Secretary of Agriculture informs Governor Carey that about $12,254.88 from the national forests fund is available for Wyoming road work. Gov. Carey suggests using part of the money to improve Holback Canon and Snake River routes from Bondurant to Jackson, linking with county roads in Uint a County as the Uinta county commissioners plan $40,000 for roads. The letter asks for project suggestions to begin construction this season.
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Sericulture
Joseph M. Carey
Wyoming
Carey
Holback Canon
Snake River
Bondurant
Jackson
Wyo
County Commissioners
Uinta County
Yellowstone Park
Department of Agricultural
Washington
National Foresta
Secretary of Agriculture
National Forestar
General Nogi and Countess Kill Themselves in Tokyo
In Tokyo General Count Nogi and his wife committed suicide as a final act of mourning for Emperor Meiji. They planned the deaths to coincide with the funeral cortege and attended the Emperor’s palace funeral before returning home to end their lives.
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Tokio
Count Noe
Japan
Mutshuhito
Nogi
Aoyama
Matsuhito
Noga Rose
Woodrow Wilson Denounces Progressives in New York Speech
In New York on September 18 Governor Woodrow Wilson addressed the New York Press Club with speakers including William Sulzer Ralph Pulitzer and Josephus Daniels. He criticized the National Progressive party and defended his future candidacy while urging patriotic citizenship and public service aligned with the people’s welfare.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
New York Press Club
Wilson
Joseph R. Wilson
Nashville (Tenn
Warner
Charles R. Macauley
William Sulzer
Ralph Pulitzer
Josephus Daniels
Democratic National Committee
Lucy Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
United States
Republican Party
Burlington road work halted over traffic dispute near Powder River
Cheyenne reports that the Burlington line from Powder River toward Orin Junction is halted after a dispute with the Northwestern over traffic agreements. The stoppage delays the gulf to coast route but may hasten Burlington expansion to Orin Junction, affecting service to Basin and Billings for the year.
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Burlington Road
Northwestern
Cheyenne
E. Richard Shipp
State Supreme Court
Bull Moose
C. Littlefield
Casper Press
Shipp
Casper
Burlington
Powder River
Mr. Shipp
Orin Junction
Northweertern
Basin
Billings
Mont
Frontier rancher Hugh Clarke seeks a blonde wife in bold train of rites
Denver dispatch profiles Hugh Clarke a rugged rancher and racer who seeks matrimony with a "classy blonde" while boasting bravado about broncho busting speed records. He hopes a wife will share life at his Wyoming ranch and help with early mornings and meals.
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Denver
Colo
Hugh Clarke
Siver Roper
Drone
Tuegh
Wade
Hird
Savoy Hotel
Arne
Cheyenne
Hugh
Clarke
America
Moe
Poriship
Des Moines
Iowa
Wheatland
Layamile
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