Woolgrowers Meet Urges New Transportation Outlet and Rates
At Worland Wyoming a Woolgrowers Association meeting adopted a resolution seeking stock trains through central Wyoming to Cheyenne and Denver. The group urged the Chicago Burlington & Quincy and Chicago & Northwestern railways to offer lower joint tariffs or face Interstate Commerce action. Other wool industry measures were approved, and several clips sold at 14.5 to 18 cents per pound.
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Newapater Union
Newa Kerrie
Thermopolis
Wyo
Résulu
Lone
Big Horn Buxin Woolgrowers
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Denver
I É Worland
Burlington & Quincy
Neover
Ale Cago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Chicago, Burfleeton & Quincy Railroad Company
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Big Horn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Predrage
A. L. Peargon
W. C. Steele
Treesurer
George Taylor
D. Hanner
Frank Blackburn
Charles Weiss
Hog Cholera Report In Northern Wyoming
A Garland area report notes hog cholera cases in northern Wyoming. A veterinarian after slaughtering an animal found a well developed case and advised hog owners with uninfected stock to quarantine and keep dogs away from horned herds to prevent spread.
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Wyoming
Cowboy Rangers Incorporated incorporation filed in Cheyenne
The Supreme Ranch of the World National Order of Cowboy Rangers, a fraternal group, was registered in Cheyenne as Cowboy Rangers Incorporated after articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state.
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Cowboy Rangers Incorporated
Cheyenne
Supreme Ranch of the World
National Order of Cowboy Rangers
Engineer Hobart G Gray dies of appendicitis at 37
Chief engineer for the State Land Department Hobart G Gray died from appendicitis at age thirty seven. The obituary notes his position, his death, and mentions a widow as survivor.
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Hobart G. Gray
Cheyetines
Robert 9. Gray
State Land Department
Gray
Train Kile Two Miners Near Sublet
Miners Cheyenne Matt Galod and Frank Steglig were killed when struck by a mine train while walking toward a coal mine near Sublet. Their bodies were ground to a pulp in the accident.
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Cheyenne
Matt Galod
Frank Steglig
Farmers Institute Progress Doubled Despite Eile
A clearest readable note shows the Farmers Institute advancing with partial details. It mentions two Guccons and Eabert amid references to efforts and delays, highlighting perseverance through unclear obstacles.
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Farmers Institute
Guccons
Eabert
Farmers’ Institute
Hati
Rook Borinas Rescued as Nicoll Endures Fiery Trial
A. H. Nicoll held still as heat scorched his back and a celluloid whip burned to flame, saving the sight of Rook Borinas. Nicoll protected his eyes and body from the blaze, enduring the brutal test to prevent greater injury.
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Rook Borinas
A. H. Nicoll
Nicoll
Wyoming News Roundup of June Frontier Days Plans
Wyoming articles report Cheyenne Frontier Days events and a Welcome statue lighting. They note a roller mill planned for Lynhan, dairy cooperatives, and a state railway commission support in Lander. Minor incidents include a death near Rock Springs, fires in Hulett, and a smallpox pattern near Keats.
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Lander Grange
Wyoming
Lander
Rose
Crock County
Douglas
Gus Newell
Albany County
Hulett
Chinese Brigands Rampage Plunging Nation Into Fear
The article reports rampant brigandage led by the White Wolf faction across central China. A massacre near Siang Yang Fu killed about 300 townsfolk as brigands burned seven tenths of a market town and looted property. Royal troops led by a former band chief were deployed after recent upheavals, but government action remains inadequate amid ongoing revolutionary influence.
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Peking
Ching
Chinate
Notab
White Wolf
Siang Yang Fu
Hupob
Kingtzokwan
Hoban
Resta
English Soldiers Refuse to Fight in Ireland Mutiny Report
London reports a mutiny of Dorsetshire regiment troops in Belfast as they refuse orders to move. A sergeant declared they will have no home rule here and officers allegedly argue about uprisings while General Paget supposedly relays a king’s order to avoid deployment and possible revolution in England within six months.
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Ireland
London
Dorsetshire Regiment
Belfast
Pall Mill Gazette
Pall Mall Gazette
Firat
Battagé
Zome
Llster
Uurragi
Arthur Paget
Hygland
Opposition to Intervention Cited by Mormon Apostle in Thatcher
A sermon by A W Mormon apostle, former leader of Mormon colonists in Mexico, denounces U S calls for intervention. He argues international law does not require harsher treatment for foreigners and warns demagogues push war that would cost thousands of American lives. He cites past invasions and the toll of war.
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Galt Lake City
Herald-Repub-lcan
Thatcher
A. W
Mexico
Unis
United States
Attaide
Mexico City
King George as peacemaker in Ulster crisis
King George uses every influence to avert bloodshed in the Ulster controversy. He held long talks with Prime Minister Asquith and War Secretary Seely before summoning Field Marshal Lord Roberts, whose remarks drew criticism from officers who resigned from their regiments.
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Mbnerals
Alaska Railroad Bill Victory Sparks Parade in Seattle
Alaskans celebrate congressional passage of the Alaska railroad bill with a long parade in Seattle featuring pack horses dog teams and miners with gold and gear. The event coincides with the vernal equinox signifying Alaska’s coming long days of sun and thawing rivers. In Juarez Major Tudalfo Fierra is linked to the stabbing death of Washington Willand Benton Britigh, contrary to rumors of a Villa shooting, per an investigating commission's findings.
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Alaska
Congress
Seattle
Washington
Willand
Benton Britigh
Villa
Wl Juarez
Tudalfo Fierra
Gene Tarranga
Benton
Leath
Trapped on Trestle in Portland Aboard Carriage
Fragmented report describes Teasle Elix of Balt killed after left foot trapped between tracks at Errol station as George chalice and Michelie Inet attempt rescue. Also notes other distant obituaries and incidents including a Brooklyn double death in a boarding house and cannibal murders in New Hebrides.
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Portland
Ore
George
Oregon Total
Michelie
Hila
ME Johette
Chicago Mizg Ellen Yates Starr Acquitted on a Charge
Ellen Yates Starr joint founder of duik House with Jane Adiams was found not guilty of interfering with police and resisting arrest related to the waitressey union boycott at a local restaurant.
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Chicago
Ellen Yates Starr
Jane Adiams
Duik House
Miss Starr
Union Boyecott
Longworth Announces Gop Candidacy in First Ohio District
Nickolin Longworth enters the Republican race for the First Ohio district seat. The candidate previously faced defeat in 1913.
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Dietmatl
Nickolin
Longworth Tins
Consteae
Longworth
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Woolgrowers
Fred Bradg
Ly Horm Baein
Henry Webb
Jimmy Hunton
Dogm Tunnerup
Wheetland
the Good Shepherd
Ethel Wilcox
May Porter
Webb
Hunton
Wyoming News
Veqturp
Newanaper Union
Jung
Cheyenna
Bate
Lynhan
Casper
Wyoming Electric Company
Severa
Opal
Yeas
Daley
Wamnaukter
Greater Cheyenne Club
State
Dry Farmers’ Association
J. Tidball
Lazaris
Presbytanian Brotherhood
Cheyenne-Orin Jimelion
Colorado & Southern
Keata
Maurice Grosten
Atte Dairy
Food and Oil Commissioner
Konda
Atnta
Infarlor Wanality
Aspar
Apbsatoy
Milwedt Andostos Company
Tonvern
Postmanter Baltz
Larramie
Notics
Postmanter Harrison
Laramie
Aibyle
Ghayenns Rika
White Wall
Tholein
Forest Regiment
MNS
King George
Ulster
Parada
Llama Bent
Utah
Oregon
Gar
Killa Two
New Yorks
Hiram J. Collins
Ann W
Brooklyn
Sydney
Wi—Niitiver
Malekule
Island
New Hebrides
Temchara
Watts Tolland
Ireme
Klled
Switzerland
Basel
Borrer
Tarver
Duta
Dora Arezzo
Dulugne County
Charley Brazzall
Hig Home
Alabama
Clanton
Ala
Montgomery
Baters
Charles Young
Solinara Wiii
Jonas
Qonvar
John Thnad
Oalaienen
Maryanes
Trinlad
California
Inter
Ate Commerce Commission
Mountain Trading Company
Diamondville, Wyoming
Anton Wacak
Daniel
W. R. Gilkey
Proprietor
Chas. Lackey
Big Piney
Frontier Supply Co
Frontier
General Merchandise
Studebaker
the Kemmerer Hotel
Rogers & Chapin
Kemmerer
Pioneer Hotel of
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