Lillian Russell Moore dies after shipboard accident
Lillian Russell Moore, famed American comic opera star and civic leader, died at 2 20 AM after weeks of illness following a storm accident aboard a ship returning from Europe. Her husband Alexander P. Moore. daughter Dorothy Carbit. niece Jarette Martin. sisters Susanne Westford Allen and Hattie Leonard Colburn present at her deathbed. Funeral set for Trinity church with burial in Pittsburgh. Messages of condolence came from Theodore Roosevelt and others.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Lillian Russell
Alexander P. Moore
Europe
Moore
Pittsburgh Leader
Isa James J. Davis
United States
Thi City
Dorothy Carbit
Arette Martin
Susanne Westford Allen
New York City
Hattie Leonard Colburn
Schenectady
N. Y
Trinity Church
Lillian Russell Moore
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Washington
Bergeant Russell
Harnett
United States Marine Corps
Wage Cut for Rail Shop Mechanics and Car Workers Ordered
The railroad labor board ordered new wage reductions affecting railway shop mechanics and freight car men. Mechanics face about eight percent, six to seven cents hourly, while car men lose nine cents hourly, starting July 1. The decision aims to save roughly 59.7 million annually, following last week’s 50 million cut for maintenance workers. The minority labor representatives denounced the ruling as inadequate for human needs.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States Railroad Labor Board
Albert O. Wharton
W. L. McMenimen
Albert Phillips
Ronda
Mrs Ward on Stand in Death Probe in Westchester
In White Plains New York on June 6 Mrs Berg Ward was summoned to a county grand jury investigating the shooting of Clarence Peters by her husband Walter S Ward She reportedly refused to answer some questions and consulted Justice Marschase The court ruled wife husband communications privileged but other questions may be answered Dr John F Bink who did the autopsy was the first witness called to testify in the probe and Mrs Ward remained at the courthouse during the session
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Rich Baker
White Plains
N. Y
Supreme Court
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Fane
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Kensico Reservoir
Westchester County Grand Jury
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Peters
New Rochelle
Home Bureau
Casper Mountain
Asheaton
Wread
Ine Trea Inn
Mra
Hoskins
Cedric Hoskins
Margeret Curtin
Zoe Marks
Fred Paico
Roger J. Crawford
Loam Marts
Ray Arbogast
Bill Whittle
Bert Peters
Cecil Bon
D. J. Speas
Lew Griffith
Linton Hopkins
Walter van Horn
Fred Cantrell
Scotty Brydon
John Tucker
A. Johnson
Mr. McPeek
T. J. White
Nia Fougetedt
Tvan Techornitechev
Bolshivik
Cruschano
Niew Novgorod
Bho Aleo
Troherniteche
America
Bonus soldiers bonus bill to be presented Thursday
Washington June 6 Formal presentation of the soldiers bonus bill to the senate is planned for Thursday by Chairman McCumber of the senate finance committee. The bill comes with a printed report and McCumber will address the senate briefly. It goes to the calendar committee to wait until an agreement to call it up is reached.
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Washington
Senate
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Senate Calendar Committee
Tendler to Fight Leonard in Jersey City July 20
Lew Tendler signed to meet Benny Leonard world lightweight champion at Jersey City arena on July 20. The contract was received by Tex Rickard and Leonard is expected to sign shortly.
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New York
Lew Tendler
Benny Leonard
Jersey City Arena
Tex Rickard
Leonard
Cyclone Tears Through Gillette Area Causing Light Damage
A small cyclone near Gillette Wyoming uprooted sage brush and fences east of Recluse, traveling about half a mile with no buildings in its path. The storm struck June 6 and caused minor or no property damage as it dissipated.
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Gillette
Wye
Helicopter for Air Service Is Invented
London reports say Louis Brennan claims a helicopter can hover over a roof rise to 2000 feet and reach 60 mph but tests await the autumn. The Pall Mall Gazette asserts the machine meets Air Ministry requirements and could transform daily life and military use.
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London
Associated Press
Louis Brennan
Pall Mall Gazette
Brennan
British
Air Ministry
Royal Aircraft Establishment
Farnborough
the Gazette
Stefan von Petrocyy
Swiss Butler Is Deported From New York
Swiss porter Probst a young butler from Switzerland facing scandal with Pittsburgh society girls at Rolling Rock club was deported aboard the Mauretania. Officials provided an attendant after Probst attempted suicide at Ellis Island. The attendant reported the danger and secured a parental receipt confirming his return to Switzerland. Probst allegedly entered the United States without a passport.
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New York
Probst
Mauretania
Probet
Ellis Island
Switzerland
America
Sinclair refinery for Casper is held possible
Casper could host a Mammoth Oil refinery as Harry F. Sinclair outlines Casper Wyoming as the new base for his company. He confirms plans for a Teapot Dome pipeline to Kansas City and signals willingness to build refineries in Wyoming if economically advantageous. Officials in Casper already mobilize groundwork for pipelines, storage, and rigs while denying any firm railroad commitment.
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Mammoth
O1 Company
Teapot Dome
Teapot
Kansas City
Casper
Wyoming
Mammoth Oil Company
Harry F. Sinclair
Mammoth Oil Compay
Sinclair Refining Company
America
Aicana
Mammoth Company
Thomas White
Spicer
Sinalsir
United States Senate
Binchill
Jone Company
Department of the Interior
Secretary of the Navy
Kansas Ciy
Ageo
Malt Creek
Ofl
Elao
Forsyth
Mont
Northern Pacific
Texas Company
Hie
Court martial convicts Wheeler-Nicholson for letter to Harding
Major Malclam Wheeler-Nicholson was found guilty by a Camp Dixon court martial for writing and sending a letter to President Harding alleging prosenium in the army. The Cairo Tokio note mentions a cabinet resignation by Premier Takahashi. In Boston heat caused one death with multiple prostrations. In Dublin Michael Scotti speaks on British shelling of Portwine and urges a full inquiry. In Lawton China Rev Thomas J Irwin says he was attacked and beaten while driving after resigning pastorate over charges by the Presbytery.
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Wrightstown
N. Y
Malclam Wheeler - Nicholson
Camp Dixon
Harding
Lawton
China
Thomas J. Irwin
First Presbyterian Church
Playgrounds Open for Children in Casper Summer
Casper opens playgrounds at Weet Ceaper Park North Casper and East Casper schools under Dean C Morgan J W McIntyre Miss Marian Bryant and Toy Robertson. Hours are 9 to 11 morning and 5 to 7 evening to avoid heat. About 500 dollars worth of new equipment ordered for Mast wil Weat Dagper schools. Children from kindergarten through eighth grade attend.
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Casper
Weet Ceaper
Park
North Casper
East Casper
Dean C. Morgan
J. W. McIntyre
Marian Bryant
Toy Robertson
Mast Wil Weat Dagper
Boston Scores Slips as Rain Wipes National League Games
In Boston the score shows Boston 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 9 1 St Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 9 1 Batteries Sherdel North Walker Ainsmith Fillinghn Gowdy. all other National League games postponed due to rain.
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Boston
R. Hi. E. St. Louis
Sherdel
North, Walker and
Baseball box score fragment from Detroit and Cleveland game
Fragmented box score shows players Hasty Varrison Perkins Braggy Pillette Bassler Woodall versus Cleveland with partial inning counts and listed pitchers Erickson Gharrity Coveleskie Bagby Sewell O Naill. Details incomplete and names scattered across teams.
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Detroit
Ladelphia
Matteries
Hasty
Varrison
Perkins
Braggy
Pillette
Bassler
Woodall
Cleveland
KR. A. B. Washington
Erickson and Gharrity
Coveleskie, Bagby and Sewell
O'Naill
Judge John Murray Named Police Judge in City Election
John Murray, longtime Midwest Refining employee and former Denver official, was selected police judge by a 5 to 2 vote to fill the vacancy left by the resigning judge. Murray arrived in Colorado in 1980, practiced law since admission in Colorado, and moved to Casper in 1917 where he later served in refinery and insurance roles and led the Industrial Council.
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Jon A. Murray
Midweat Refining Company
Thewil
One & Morte
Murray E
Colorado
Denver
Mo Wae
Waid
Casper
Midwest Refining Company
Midwest Insurance Play
Industrial Council
Ite
Midwest
Standard Ol Company
Princess stowaway admitted to United States
The secretary of labor via the immigration bureau ordered New Orleans authorities to admit Princess Ivan Techornitechev of the Russian aristocracy, declaring unconditional admission. She claimed American citizenship and said she crossed Atlantic partly as stowaway and partly as stewardess. Her tale links to Russian royalist agents and her husband’s execution in 1918.
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Tary
Davia
Bureau of Immigration
New Orleans
Ivan ‘Tenchommitachew
Adtatocracy
United Alatee
Clalne
Laoulaville
Europe
United States
Casper Dry Goods Co Opens for Business Tomorrow
W H Keefe announces the Casper Dry Goods company will open tomorrow morning in the former Barnett Outfitting location on East Second Street Casper. The store will offer a full line of dress goods for all ages with daily merchandise arrivals. Mrs Cawood will run a fashionably dressmaking establishment in connection. The shop has been remodeled and redecorated in the last two weeks.
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W. H. Keefe
Casper Dry Goods Company
Barnett Outfitting Company
East Second Street
Casper Dry Goods
Booster trips by chamber members planned for Casper area
Chamber of commerce members may take booster trips to nearby towns and distant spots to assess needs and foster goodwill with Casper, guiding future travel plans and community relations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Casper
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