Wonderful exhibits of dry farm products stun Cheyenne visitors
The Cheyenne day finale of the Laramie county fair drew crowds as the highlight features included a dry-farm progress address by Mayor D. W. Gill, state farm director W. L. Quayle, a baby show, milking and craft contests, and a lively ball. Cheyenne figures praised the district’s dry farming, with outlines of seed distribution and crop-rotation experiments at Archer.
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Laramie
Smith
Cheynne
Bite
The
Golden Prone
Laramie County
State Farm
W. L. Quay
State Farm Board
Larcher
Lttle State
Archer
Quayle
Cash Valley
Utah
Marathon with Police Escort Delights Thaw in Country Ride
Concord dispatch reports Harry K. Thaw returns from a country auto outing escorted by police. The event, arranged by Sheriff Drew, follows Thaw’s long drive and includes a formal meeting with his lawyer to discuss ongoing state proceedings before Governor Welkey next Tuesday.
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Concord
Harry K. Thaw
Sheriff Drew
Gtate
PUC Bly ‘Rat
Steven
Welkey
Miolr
Chase
Ens & Theres
New York
CTA
Travers Joram
Contempt Arrest in Sulzer Case Sparks Assembly
In Albany on September 18 the Assembly adopted Levy’s resolution seeking the arrest of James Corigan for alleged contempt in refusing to answer judiciary committee questions about statements that money influenced votes in Governor Sulzer’s impeachment. Garrison, present in the chamber, was hailed at the bar and remanded to sergeant at arms custody.
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Albany
N. Y
Assembly
Levy
James Corigan
Sulzer
Garrison
Russell Outpoints Moore In Ten Round Bout
Frankie Russell of New Orleans outpointed Pat Moore of Philadelphia in a ten round no decision fight at the Orleans Athletic Club. Russell won seven rounds as the decisive frames, while Moore took three and three were even, with aggression mainly in the seventh and tenth rounds.
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Russell
Moore
New Orleans
Frankie Russell
Pat Moore
Philadelphia
Orleans Athletic Club
Two Hurt as Train Dashes on Burning Bridge
The Great Northern Oriental Limited derailed after a fire on a Chicago, Burlington and Quincy bridge near East Winona Minnesota. Two injured, Mrs A F Traynor of St Paul most seriously, sent to La Crosse hospital. train sped 88 mph before flames halted it.
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Winona
Minn
Great Northern
Oriental Limited
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railway
East Winona
A. F. Traynor
St. Paul
la Crosse
Wila
Bonese A. J. Hadley
la Crouse
Ley
Atkin
London street strike threatens all passenger transport
A mass meeting of Dublin and London transport workers reveals plans for a general strike over union recognition. Organizers warn of stoppages affecting buses trams and tubes, with Tillings service already crippled and potential dock and streetcar disruption across Ireland and Britain.
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Mansion House
Ben Smith
London
Tillings
General Omnibus Company
National Railway
Liverpool
Birmingham
Dublin
Jones Larkin
England
Scotland
Manchester
Perrine Committed to Napa Asylum After Observation
Fred Perrine, once with the Pacific Coast and American leagues, was committed to the Napa Asylum today after a week at the finereenog hospital under observation.
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UME
Oakland
Fred
Hull) Perrine
Napa Asylum
Finereenog Hospital
Show Windows of the Town in New Advertising Leader
The column promotes merchants’ show windows as the weekly advertising feature of the Leader. It urges readers to glance at the displays to discover new goods and timely information, promising helpful insights beyond mere ads.
Headless evidence fuels murder trial confusion in New York
In New York on September 18, defense debates prove Anna Angelor’s death uncertain without the head. Dr. Ernest Muret pleads guilty to carrying a dangerous weapon while the case ties to Adolph Schmidt and a possible blood relation to Father Schmidt. Divers search the Hudson for the missing head as investigators race to prove death and link to the suspected slayer.
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New York
Sehmildt
Altna Aumuller
Ernest Muret
Muret
Jowell
Aumuller
Dendat
Schmidt
Maurer
Hane Schmidt
Anchaffenburg
Lippoeter
Hothenhat
Crom
Llane Sehoddt
Selmidt
Prin Ucen
Alphonne Koeble
Mondikely
Anna Angelor
Vpart
Hudson
Flelermen
Diaz summons Huerta back to open presidential campaign
Mexico City reports say Huerta orders General Melix Diaz, exiled in Europe, to return immediately. Diaz is expected to run with Huerta’s backing, while Catholic party leaders await a convention next Sunday. In Washington, Wilson states no inconsistency with U.S. interpretation of notes to Mexico, and no immediate policy announcement is made. Arizona refugees in San Diego protest to Secretary Bryan over safety in Sonora, urging force to protect property.
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Mexico City
Huerta
Melix Clay
Europe
Mexico
Noz
Bia
Dias
Purtiana
Ding
Republic
Dine
Catholic Party
Ciamhon
General Teeving
Frederico Gambon
Chamber of Deputies
Washington
Wilson
Mwnetta
United States
Institute
Frederico Cganoa
John Lind
Lind
Hiryan
Robertson
Morris P. Stoot
Atate Department
Los ‘Angeles
State Department
Yaqui
Sonora
Bryan
San Diego
Chas. F. O'Brien
Richardson Construction Company
Robert Wall
Graymas
R. L. Henley
Buffalo
Mr. Wall
Tuscon, Ario
State and School Lands Bring in $650 000 in Year
The report covers the year ending September 30, 1913, showing total sales of state and school lands at about 1,764,646 dollars. Average price per acre was 10.527 dollars, nearly double the prior two year period. Sales listed include 1,440,918 acres at 10 dollars per acre and 15,090 acres at 110 per acre, with overall valuation enumerated and conducted by State Land Commissioner Hopkins.
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Tetuly
Cibal
Yenste
Indoimnit
Echool
Indomuiy School da
Orien Gehen Mawor
Teatte Miller
Aemdetant Te
Hopkina
Pulllo
New York Plans Funeral Escort for Mayor Gaynor
New York prepares a city hall tribute for the late Mayor William J. Gaynor. His body will be landed from the steamer Lusitania near Sandy Hook and transferred to a catafalque aboard the Correction, which will sail down the bay with flag at half mast.
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New York
William J. Gaynor
Lucllana
Sandy Hook
Department of Corrections
Correction
Imported meats under strict inspection provisions in tariff talks
Washington September 18 A tariff conference near agreement between Senate and House members on duties for wheat flour and meat inspection. The meat provision would apply full inspection laws to imported meat from stressed sources, with key features and enforcement to be written into the final measure.
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Washington
Senate
House
Americran
Pomerene
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Burns
Stephen H. Sibley
J. I. Carper
E. T. Stoner
W. Manful
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R. EB. French
Carpenter
BE. T. Stoner
J. Ross Carpenter
Harry Humphry
O. P. Kingsberry
Hilledale
Burns Club
Shimitz
Burns Boys
Terrors
Sarrenrrt
NEW Irish Labor Party
Duplin
Ireland
James Larkin
Larkin
Transport Workers of
Felix Diaz
Diaz
Guadalajara
Root
Mr. Robertson
el Lobo
Sinaloa
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