Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-17

| the grade of colonel in 1907. With
his promotion to brigadier general
comes his appointment to the COM
mand of the military department of
| Hawaii
| FRENCH LICK. Ind. Nov IA
ln the gathering here today of ma
| tional committeeman. Gov Judson
Harmon of Ohio. and Wood
row Wilson, governor-elect of New
Jersey, are mentioned as the most
prominently in the discussion OF
the relative strength of various pres
idential candidates now looming up,
The Chicago party at French Lick
Springs hotel is now composed OF
| more than thirty Democrats.
NASHVILLE. TIM, Nov 1.-THE
second trial OF Robin Cooper. convict
ed of the murder of former Senator
Edward w. Carmack. will probably
take place at an early date. The case
was called today in the Davidson
County Criminal Court. At the first
trial Robin Cooper and his father Col
Duncan b. Cooper. were both found
guilty. The supreme court subsequent
ly reversed the verdict In the case
| of Robin Cooper, who had been sen
fenced to twenty years imprisonment
and since the reversal the young man
las been at liberty under $4,000 bond
CHERRY, Ill. Nov. 14.--lmpressive
memorial services we're conducted
here today in commentator of the
first anniversary of the terrible dis.
aster that cost the coal miners 2G4
lives One of the features of the pro.
gram was the presentation OF Carnegie
hero medals rewarded to thirteen per
sons who made heoric attempts to
rescue the imprisoned miners.
SALEM. Mass. Nov l4.--At the
term of the superior criminal court
which opened here today the trial will
take place OF Andri Ispen and VasillI
lvankowski, two of the band of yegg.
men whose murderous deeds in Lynn
last June caused big sensation. The
two are TO be tried for the murder
of Thomas A. Landregan, "A wealthy
shoe manufacturer. and James II. Car
rol, policeman Landregan and Car.
roll were killed in broad day while
carrying money from the bank to the
shoe factory to pay off the employees.
Three yegemen were involved In the
robbery and murders one fatally shot
himself just previous to being placed
under arrest, following a loosing bat
tie with the police, in which both
Ipsen and Ivankowski were seriously
wounded
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 1.-the
thirtieth annual convention OF the
American Federation of Labor which
was opened in Northwest Lieder1ranz
Hall in this city today, and which will
continue probably for two weeks, got
into working order before an adjurn.
ment was taken this afternoon. Pres
ident Samuel Gomperes delivered his
annual address and Secretary Frank
Morrison and other officers of the or
ganlzation presented their annual re
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department will recommend the mai.
entine of cunnfnqbam- Alaskan cool
land claims which he believes to he
fraudulent Clifford pipcbot formet
forester of the limited States apnealed
tn the president tn allow him IN sinh.
NIT brief before any such action