Wyoming Feud Spawns $2500 Reward for Sheep-Cattle Killers
A mass feud between cattlemen and sheep owners in Wyoming's Big Horn county sparks a $2500 bounty for the killers of Joe Allemand, Joe Emee, and Joe Lezear at a Spring Creek sheep camp. Fifteen masked raiders shot and burned the wagons, with two witnesses unable to identify suspects. Authorities launched a swift probe as townsfolk fear repercussions and silence, while the Big Horn Woolgrowers Association posts a $1000 reward for identification.
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National Association
Joe Allemand
Joseph Einge
Joe Levear
Allemand
Levear
Time
Spring Creek
Joe Helmers
P. Carperal
Helmers
Carporal
Lezear
Bource
Alston
Cussac
Metz
Seem
Big Horn County
Law proposed to end wheat market corners nationwide
Washington reports a bill being drafted by Representative Charles J. Townsend to curb grain speculation after Patten’s Chicago case raises fears of repeat corners. Lawmakers and Justice Department officials have heard thousands of letters seeking action and debate over Sherman act remedies and federal regulation.
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Washington
Charles JK. Townsend
Michigan
Jillmon Patten
Chicago
Iinmenio
Department of Justice
Congrats
James Patton
Orroncouda
Patten
Chicago Poor Rally Over Wheat Corner Price Hike
Chicago residents protest the wheat corner after bakers raise bread prices four to five cents. Officials cite higher grain and labor costs as the cause and foresee broader bakery price increases.
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Chicago
Chil’igo
Nukera
President Taft Seeks Summer Home in Beverly
April 14 Beverly Mass. The Taft family will occupy a house on Woodbury Point at Beverly owned by Robert D. Evans. The Evans estate adjoins the Evans summer residence and lies on Beverly Cove near Salem Bay. Ve rsatile local yachts, golf clubs, and nearby Man chester and Hamilton communities enhance se clusion and accessibility for visitors.
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Oyster Bay
Salem
Boston
Mons
Taft
Woodbury Point
Heverly
Robert D. Evans
Evana
Beverly
Misachusetts North Shore
Kesex Country Club
Manchester
Myopia Hunt Club
Hamilton
Bulom Fay
New England
New National Musicians Union Forming In Opposition
R. R. Starr of the American Musicians' Union says 400 delegates representing 26 000 musicians will meet in New York on April 29 to form a new national organization for United States and Canada. He criticizes the American Federation of Musicians for arbitrary conduct and notes support from theater and amusement park groups and state fairs.
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Jesurgenia Im
Mr. Blarr
Socialists Plan Suit Over Roosevelt Article
Secretary W T Killingbeck of New Jersey socialist committee says a meeting authorized legal action against Outlook Publishing Co for an article on the socialist movement by ex President Roosevelt The measure was sent to the national committee to craft actionable steps and focus on the insult to party members rather than the article's politics.
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New Jersey
Outlook
Roosevelt
Newark
N. J
W. T. Killingbeeck
State Committee of
The
Socialist Party
Stat Organization
Outlook Publishing Company
New York
Socialist Movement
National Committee
Killingbeck
Aberdeen to Welcomes New Cement Plant Project
Col. Lee Stover, president of Stover Construction, is in Aberdeen arranging a $15,000 cement concrete manufacturing plant. Groundbreaking and construction are planned for the near future.
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Aberdeen
Col
Lee Stover
Stover Construction Company
Taft Family Trip Toward Yale Meeting and New Haven
The Taft party travels by private car Monet to New York for a Yale corporation meeting. Henry Watt, president’s brother, will host them at a theatre tonight. Tomorrow Watt goes to New Haven for Yale corporation duties while Mrs Taft and daughter stay in New York for shopping.
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New Haves
Yale
New York
Washington
Taft
Elkton Woman Mauled by Hogs in Pasture Tragedy
In Elkton Maryland Mrs Elizabeth Woods aged 75 was found dead in a pasture on the Woods farm after being missing since last night. Neighbors saw hogs with blood on them and the body was later found in a hollow by her nephew Harry Davis. The death is attributed to a hog attack. Arthur S Temple Dies in Salem Massachusetts
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Elkton
Elizabeth Woods
Woods
Miss Woods
Harry Davis
Farmers Union Files Complaint Over Western Freight Rates
Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union representing eastern Washington northern Idaho and Oregon wheat growers has asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to curb high freight charges by transcontinental railroads from Spokane to Pacific coast tidewater. The group aims to store grain directly to cut middlemen profits and plans to expand elevators and coast access while monitoring coast prices for better returns.
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Mhellef
Spokane
Wash
Farmers Educational and Co-operative Union
a'Wellington
Idaho
Oregon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spokane Country
Tidewater
Pacific Coast
Crow
Whod
Washington
Thahe
Union
Montana
Northwest
Astoria
Ore
Keely
Pacific Seaboard
Sailors Union Defiant Amid Great Lakes Opening
On the Great Lakes the navigation season opens with few ships sailing as union sailors stay ashore. Pickets guard the waterfront to block non union crews while the union demands contract changes before any resumption of work.
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Buffalo
Great Lakes
Raid Rapid City gambling rooms halted by sheriff
Five suspected gambling rooms across five of Rapid City’s eleven saloons were raided between 10 and 11 p m Tuesday by Sheriff Tom Hewitt and deputies. Officers seized roulette wheels frames poker tables chips cards money and paraphernalia. Arrests expected today.
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Sherif
Rapid City
City
Tom Hewitt
T. J Hangs
W. P. Halen
T A. Iwelkman
Office of Justice Worth
American steel mills lose rail orders to Canada
Reports from Chicago note Canadian firms capture large railroad orders as U S mills see modest profit. Grand Trunk Pacific Railway ramps up supply to Dominion Steel and Iron and other companies, sending 14 000 tons of rail and 22 000 tons more, stretching to 280 miles of track.
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Grand Trank
Chicago
Thelow
Canada
Grand Trunk Pacite Railway
Manitoba
Barkatchowan
Alberta
Prairie auction outlines nodds and rail shipments
The article describes a prairie auction of nodds to be delivered within a month. It notes consignments for heavy locomotives and dome construction, with orders for twenty five large locomotives weighing about 18 170 pounds to be delivered by July. It mentions iron works in Toronto and two new steam era engines for the Bkeonk river project, plus a transcontinental line plan with a four tenth of one percent fund impact drawing attention north of the mountains.
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Pelee Hopert
Cannadlatt Moke
Mosul
Flour prices rise as Patten blasts crop report
Chicago April 16 Pillsbury Milling Co manager says no relief in sight for high flour prices and that $100 a barrel is possible. James Patten dismisses the government crop report as a farce and blames prices on speculation and world demand.
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Patten
Chicago
Pillsbury-Washburn-Crosby Milling Co
Minneapolis
James Patten
England
Germany
James Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Is This Crazy Snake Traveling North From Oklahoma
A. C. Jones of La Junta Colorado claims a man seen in town resembles Crazy Snake from the Oklahoma uprising. Jones says the stranger was observed boarding a pack animal, receiving food, and fled when confronted.
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la Junta
Colo
Cragy Snake
Colorado
Montapir
A. C. Jones
Jones
Thoreday
Mariners State Bank of Sioux Falls to Open
Sioux Falls and Apel 1 have a new banking institution named Mariners State Bank of Sioux Falls at the corner of Ninth street and Minin avenue. The former New Theatre pharmacy space will house the bank with W. TR Green leading the venture, backed by Des Moines and Milwaukee capitalists and local money.
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Sioux Falls
Apel
Sioux Fall
Mariners’ State Bank of
Webster city auditor Carl Malmberg faces new fraud case
Carl Malmberg waives preliminary exam and provides bond as he is charged again after arrest for selling a quarter section to an Iowa party with mortgage fraud and tampering with records. Authorities allege forged or altered mortgage documents tied to school fund security. Circuit court set for next term.
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Websator
Carl Malmberg
Webster
Ferrery
Malinhore
Iowa
Malmberg
March on Capital reports abdication amid Young Turk power shift
Reports from Constantinople say Grand Vizier Yevlik Pasha resigns as two battalions march on the capital to crush the reactionary faction and back Young Turks. Armenian killings rise in Adana with Americans and Europeans among the dead. U S and allied nations may intervene. Washington notes two Americans killed, with uncertain confirmation, as he notes possible outbreak of violence. Hassan Bey reassures that Turkey will uphold the constitution and foreign policy remains intact.
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Athens
Yevlik Pasha
Constantinople
Eute
Adana
Asia Minor
Mersina
United States
England
Germany
Washington
State Department
John of Leishman
Leishman
Department
Hassan Bey
Extradition Treaty Ends Long Standing France United States Clash
Washington notes a historic shift as the Senate ratifies a treaty with France clarifying that French citizens cannot be extradited for crimes committed abroad. The pact settles an eighty year dispute over cross border prosecutions and limits American attempts to seek French suspects. A recent case involves Paul Roy, a French national linked to a New Hampshire murder, now protected while in France.
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Washington
Senate
France
United States
Paul Roy
America
New Hampshire
Four Die in St George Lodging House Fire
Fire swept the three story St George lodging house in San Francisco as 300 residents slept inside. Four lodgers were killed and six were hurt, with fifteen missing as firemen battled the flames and searched the ruins. The building was destroyed and exits jammed, complicating evacuations. Later two more bodies were recovered and officials estimated possible dead at up to fifty.
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San Francisco
St. George
Mey
Denifa case moves to supreme court in New York
The fragmentary report notes Mira Chadian Libis Calin facing a murder charge with Captain Peter CG Halo as co defendant. The case involves letters written by her husband. The next court date is set for Monday at Whowhing, with expected action in the ex parte proceedings.
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New York
Mira
Telah
Peter CG Halo
Waa 1
Amite Witten Theri
Elprene
Court case sheds light on Captain Hains defense
The defense argues Captain Hains did not suspect Ants of harming his wife as key testimony unfolds in the Queens county case. Mrs Hains will testify to a coerced confession while Mr Home may describe efforts by District Attorney Dewitt to press the strongest points in the prosecution.
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Son Pranciio Iy
Annis
Vinnie
Jer
Maine
New York
Halne
Laing
Thornton J. Mins
Hoine
Dewitt
Queens County
Hains
Nearer to Africa Colonel Roosevelt Reaches Aden
Colonel Roosevelt and party arrived in Aden at 10 o clock after an uneventful Red Sea voyage. A large crowd greeted them and a formal reception was planned. Kermit Roosevelt and Smithsonian doctors Meara and Loring headed inland to collect Atlantic bird specimens. Col F C Selous, aboard the Admiral, joined Roosevelt and may stay with the expedition near Nairobi. he praises Roosevelt as a knowledgeable, enthusiastic African sportsman.
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Aden
Roosevelt
Red Sea
Kermit Roosevelt
Drs. Meara and
Loring
Smithsonian Institute
Col
F.C. Selous
Mr. Roosevelt
Col. Selous
Nairobi
Himmself
Col. Roosevelt
Africa
Sporsman
Highland Park Hioswe Co. Celebrates Seventh Birthday
A seventh anniversary celebration last night in Highland Park honored Hioswe Co. with music by the Highland Park band and refreshments. Candidates M. Kedeht and Jack Meliride spoke briefly. former Chief John Mayo presented exemption certificates to a list of attendees.
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Highland Park Hioswe Co
Briends Wichland Park
Howe Go
Highland Park Band
M. Kedeht
Iack” Meliride
A. Fell
Conpiny
Fell
Opera House
John Mayo
Leveque
Victor Leveque
Ole Chrietennes
William Christensen
John BR. Curnow, Jr
Lowes Jotneon
Rhinehart Thompson
William Searle
Joseph Anderson
Cubs Opened Dogged Season Opener at Wrigley Field
Crowds filled the Cubs grounds for the first regular season game against St Louis, marking the opener of the baseball schedule. The April 11 contest drew a capacity crowd despite a thin afternoon turnout.
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Cubs
Cub
Regilar
Chicame
St. Louia
Folk Booms Johnson Forecast In Minnesota
Minnesotan Folk booms Joseph W. Atk, former Missouri governor, predicting Gov. John T. Johnson will be the next Democratic presidential nominee. The forecast is not taken seriously and Folk is viewed as willing and a bit more.
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Folk
Johnson
Minneapolis
Joseph Watk
Missouri
John TH. Johnson
Mireesota
Normal Teacher Dies in Spearfiab After Brief Illness
Miss Gerace Alden, a cycle instructor and longtime crilt le teacher at Speanthen Novena wohowl, died Saturday after a brief nods. The body will be sent to Monabia, N. u for Wurkal.
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Gerace Wi
Alden
Spearfiab
Suveumba
Monabia
Wurkal
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Salem Mass
Lamson Store Service Company
Winona, Minn
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Colorade Tancher
New Sioux Falls
Monk
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Denifa
Aro
Colonel Roosevelt
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