Train timetable shows routes for Muta NL and B Q lines
The May 4 1912 Mountain Time schedule lists eastbound No 42 arriving 12 14 am leaving 12 45 am daily and No 44 at 11 40 am. Westbound No 41 runs from Edgemont Black Hills Billings then No 483 through to 12 60 pm. Southbound Nos 201 and 203 connect Bridgeport Denver Guernsey daily except Sunday with No 302 and No 304 daily at 3 20 am and 11 20 am.
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Edgemont
Black Hills
Billings
Bridgeport
Denver
Guernsey
Post Office Directory for Alliance Malls Schedule
Malls close at the Alliance post office following Mountain time. East Bound trains Nos 44 and 42 depart at 12 20 p m and 11 00 p m respectively. West Bound Nos 44 and 41 depart at 11 16 p m and 11 00 p m. South Bound Nos 303 and 901 depart at 12 20 p m and 11 00 p m. On Sundays and holidays all night malls close at 6 00 p m. IRA BE TASH P M.
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Alliance Post Office
Ira BE. Tash
Notice of bankruptcy discharge opposition in Nebraska court
In the District Court of the United States District of Nebraska Voluntary Petition for discharge filed by Tillett and Mark and Louis E. Mark. Referee K P Wratherby fixes June 1 1912 as deadline to oppose discharge in writing with grounds stated within ten days thereafter at Norfolk Nebraska. Case 10 mark 247 156
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Tillett & Mark
Charles W. Tillett
Louis E. Mark
Norfolk
Nebraska
Funeral Director and Embalmer Leaves Geo Darling Firm
Henry is no longer in the employ of Geo. D. Darling but remains in position to serve former friends as a Funeral Director and Embalmer. Allien H. Morris lists phone 17% with contact at F171 Led LT ctas.
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Henry
Geo. D. Darling
Allien H. Morris
Lively Session in Darrow Trial Highlights Bribery Claims
Los Angeles May 28 The Darrow jury bribery case dominated court with exchanges of accusations and tense rulings. George N Lockwood testified that Darrow approached Bert Franklin after a vote payoff while District Attorney Fredericks repudiated the National Erectors Association and Foster statements. Franklin allegedly discussed a $4100 payment and Darrow’s involvement in pressuring jurors.
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Los Angeles
Arenee Darrow
George N. Lockwood
McNamara Brothers
Lockwood
Darrow
Bert H. Franklin
J. B. McNamara
Fredericks
Robert J. Foster
National Erectors’ Association
Foster
Hutton
Darrowad
Franklin
McNamara
George
Paroles Board to Convene in Leavenworth This Week
Leavenworth Kansas May 28 Chair Iiin Laidow head of the board of paroles of federal prisons will convene the board here this week. About 200 prisoner applications for parole will be considered. Among them are ten members of the bankers' colony to be taken up.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Iin Laidow
Board of Paroles of Federal Prisons
Bankers’ Colony
Grain and Provisions Prices Reported in Chicago
Closing Chicago prices for Wheat May and July, Corn May to July, Beans May and July, Pack May and July, Lard May and July, and Ribs July and September are listed along with cash prices for No 2 hard wheat No 2 corn No 2 white and other grain products.
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Chicago
ST Sc
Chicago Cattle and Sheep Receipts Reported for May 27
Cattle receipts around 2000 head with slow bidding. Western steers bring 6.25 to 7.90, stockers and feeders 4.49 to 8.35, cows and heifers about 3.40 to 9.00, calves 5.25 to 9.00. Hog receipts 580 with varying bids. Sheep receipts 82400 natives 9.75 to 6.20, westerns 4.00 to 0.2, yearlings 5.25 to 7.50, lambs 4 to 8.99.
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Chicago
Many Musicians Gather in Omaha for Union Convention
Nearly 200 professional musicians from the United States and Canada attend the seventeenth annual American Federation of Musicians convention in Omaha. Delegates march from the Paxton hotel to Washington hall as President J. N. Weber opens the session. A memorial service or fund may be arranged for Titanic victims.
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Omaha
United States
Canada
American Federation of Musicians
Washington Hall
Paxton Hotel
J. N. Weber
New York
Weber
Far Ois
Taft and Gomez Exchange Notes Over Cuban Crisis
Havana and Washington exchange notes clarifying US stance on Cuban affairs. Reinforcements to Oriente will boost Cuban troops to about 5,000 as Cuba continues to seek public peace. Key West naval movements described as precautionary.
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Gomes
United States
Asl Sur- Aces
Gomez
Cuba
Taft
Key West
Presidert Gomez
Oriente
Estenez
Washington
Mar
State Department
Baupre
Havana
Karmany
Prairie
Guantanamo
Crops in Fine Shape Despite Heat and Drought
Omaha reports optimistic crop conditions across Nebraska and Kansas despite hot dry weather. Most corn planted and growing well with good stands and few weeds. alfalfa first cut heavy at two to three tons per acre. Pastures in wan but usually good shape. rains not urgently needed.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Kansas
Burlington
Acquittal for Sgt Clar ence Brittain in Yellowstone Park shooting
In Cady Wyoming a court martial acquitted Sergeant Clarence Brittain of murdering Private Cunningham in Yellowstone Park last March. Testimony showed Cunningham mutinied and refused orders, forcing Brittain to shoot to save his life. Private Frank Carroll, accidentally shot, is recovering.
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Cady
Wyo
Clarence Brittain
Cunningham
Yellowstone Park
Brittain
Frank Carroll
Livestock Markets Report from Bound Gioaha May 27
Receipts show cattle and calves trading with a mix of prices. Prime wear cattle and heifers sold around 8.40, Montana hay fed 7.85, stockers and feeders 140 to 700, calves 4.50 to 8.50. Hog receipts near 5000 with hog prices around 7.45. Sheep receipts 730 with California spring lambs 9.00 to 9.50, western fed lambs 8.25, wethers 5.75 to 6.00, ewes 5.25 to 5.78.
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Catille
Montana
California
Balloonists Fall to Win Lahm Cup in St Louis Flight
Albert von Hofman and Captain John Berry started from San Antonio Texas to win the Lahm cup. A storm forced them to land the balloon St Louis at Roseville Warren County north of St Louis. Hawley holds the record at 1 171.9 miles. No injuries reported.
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St. Louis
Albert von Hofman
John Berry
Roseville
San Antonia
Texia
Alan R. Hawley
Warren County
St. Louie
Burlington
San Antonio
Hawley
Ballooonist
Army Bill Amended Aims to Oust Wood as Chief of Staff
Washington May 28 The army appropriation bill was reported with administration amendments to remove Major General Wood from the office of chief of staff. It would place future post locations to a commission of retired officers plus two members from each senate committee on military affairs. The measure would also bar Brigadier Generals Crosser and Funston from becoming chief of staff. It would require ten years in the line before becoming a brigadier general. The report was not acted on in the other house amid expected clashes over the amendment.
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Washington
Wood
Senate
Crosser& Funston
Aineworth
Moors Attack City Occurs During May Assault
A May 28 clash sees a strong Moorish force assault the city. Some enemy penetrations reached inner wards before being driven back or slain. French losses include one killed and thirty wounded or dead. Moorish raiders suffer heavy casualties.
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Feu
Fire kills eighty in Spanish theater explosion at Villarren
A cinema theater fire in Villarren Valencia region caused by a cinematograph explosion killed eighty people. Rescue teams responded as flames swept the building. Authorities ordered investigations into the incident and fire safety failures.
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Caetellon
Spain
Villarren
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Post Office Directory
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District Court of the
K.P. Wratherby
Mankruptcy
Talesman
Repudiates Erectors’ Association
Clarence Darrow
Board of Trade
Princess Rospigliosi
Pope
Meel
Cowe
Whi
Art
Nisunderstood
South
Nate Wood
Fez
Maitland
J. H. Vaughan & Son
Model Candy Kitchen
Box Butte Ave
Forest Lumber Co
Alliance
Pardey Bakery
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