Floods Reject International Bridge and Rio Grande Floods
Rio Grande floods from the San Juan river in Mexico flood Hidalgo county and threaten Piedras Negras across from Eagle Pass. Laredo reports a crest of 45 feet with widespread inundation, wreckage, and displaced residents. Authorities seek a pontoon bridge at Eagle Pass as Neuvo Laredo drainage fails.
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San Antonio
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Hidalgo County
Rio Grande
San Juan River
Mexico
Mette
Laredo
Piedras Negras
Eagle Pass
Washington
War Department
State Department
Ra Ee
Fagle Pass
Mexico City
Nuevo Laredo
International Bridge
Aredo
Neuve Laredo
Genes House
Consul at Canton Seeks U S Protection From Gunboats
The American buildings in Canton were hit as Sun Yat Sen’s gunboats bombarded the city. American minister Jacob Gould Schurman urged Rear Admiral Strauss to provide protection, citing danger to Americans in Canton. Sun’s forces attempted to recapture Canton. A Shanghai rumor links Sun Yat Sen with a warship journey to Shanghai aboard a gunship with Wu Ting Fang.
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Peking
Associated Press
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Jacob Gould Scerman
Strauss
Southwest Park blocked as protests halt paving plans
At a city council meeting residents of District No 18 opposed paving amid 245 protests fearing high taxes and burden on homeowners many still paying for homes. The council barred paving in District 18 and approved districts 19 and 20 while considering bids for a South Cedar storm sewer and delaying other paving plans.
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First Street
Durbin
Beech
North McKinley
South Cedar Street
Councl
Beech Street
Ninth
Tenth
Chamber of Commerce
Casper Bank Clearings Hit 4.254 Million for Week
Casper bank clearings for the past week total 4.254 million dollars, announced by J RR Schigeter secretary of the Casper clearing house.
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Casper
J. RR. Schigeter
Casper Clearing House
Pipeline From Bolton Field Held Assured
The Bolton creek field south of Casper operated by Iowa Wyoming Oil will be removed from Wyoming shut-in status as a pipeline to Casper is negotiated. A pumping plant was installed after a third producing sand was found and a committee was formed to finalize one of several pipeline deals. The company may build its own line to Casper and sell crude to buyers in Kansas City Chicago Omaha and other demand points. Production could rise to 4000 barrels a day within ninety days as five second hand wells come online.
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Bolton Creek
Casper
Iowa- Wyoming Oil Company
Wyoming
Ernfa Alrandte Daewaloned
Iowa-Wyoming
Kansas City
Chicago
Omaha
Prizes Announced for Casper Fourth of July Races
Plans for Casper Fourth of July celebrations were unveiled by Standard Oil athletic and recreation committees. A five mile motorcycle race and multiple horse and foot events will award prizes donated by local merchants and associations, including cash, merchandise, clothing, and gifts for top finishers.
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Casper
Athletic and Recreation Association
Standard Oil Company
Scott
Paulus
Thompson
Richter
Scott's
Commuted Fate for Cheyenne Murder Accomplice
Wyoming board of pardons commuted Alford E. Walker’s hanging for the murder of Lotis Fuller to life imprisonment. Walker’s accomplice LeRoy Moss was convicted of second degree murder and also sentenced to life in prison. The board said Moss led the crime and was the instigator, justifying the commute to balance justice.
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Cheyenne
Wryo
Alford E
Walker
Lotis Fuller
Wyoming State Board of Pardons
LeRoy Moss
Pardons Board
Moss
John W Hay visit highlights Wyoming tax plan
John W Hay of Rock Springs campaigns for Wyoming governor visiting Casper endorsing economy in state government and tax cuts. He calls for consolidation of agencies, efficient management, and directing 60 percent of state royalties to schools and highways development. He also promotes the Joint Stock Land Bank and road-building ideas.
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John W. Hay
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Casper
Hay
Rocky Mountain District
Hay Aard
Tt Aingerely
Joint Stock Land Bank of Wyoming
Wyoming Stock
Mr. Hay
Max
Reads
Union Hit by Strike Ruling in Charleston
A temporary restraining order covers Kanawha district workers and union leadership after a UMWA strike action. Judge George McClintic issued the order on behalf of Anchor Coal and other mining firms against the United Mine Workers of America District 17 and all local officers and supporters. Continued on Page Eight.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha
George McClintic
United States District Court
Anchor Coal Company
Anti& Mining Companies
United Mine Workers of Amer
Ica
Samuel Palmer
Continued
Bandit Fred Brown Jailed En Route to Lincoln For Kidnapping Claim
Fred Brown wanted in Omaha for alleged kidnapping of two women and other offenses was placed on Union Pacific train No. 4 heading to Lincoln Nebr. Guards said he would be kept at the penitentiary for safety. He is recovering from a wounds inflicted by a posse and denied injuring anyone. He claimed the women were chained only to hide stolen jewelry. Brown passed Cheyenne on his way to Omaha and was deemed fit to travel.
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Rawlins
Wye
Fred Brown
Omaha
Union Pacific
Lincoln
Neb
Gus Hyers
Nebraska
W. F. Fenton
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Brown
Nebraska Penitentiary
Plany
Medicine Row
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wyo
Bandit
Rachine
Masons Denounce Ku Klux in New York Statement
Supreme Court Justice Arthur 8. Tompkins, grand master of New York Masons, denounces the Ku Klux Klan and says Masons cannot be Klan members. Similar announcements were made by California Connecticut and Massachusetts grand masters.
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New York
Supreme Court
Arthur
Tompkins
Grand Lodge of Free and Adopted Masons
New York State
Masonic Fraternity
California
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Illness Delays Major Libel Suit in Chicago
The $600,000 libel case by Mayor William Hale Thompson faces delays as illness falters a Chicago jury trial. Judge Francis Wilson dismisses the panel after illness reduces jurors to ten, then eleven, with a juror unable to continue. The defense halts proceedings awaiting return of the missing juror, likely rescheduling the case for four weeks.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
The
Tribune
Francis Wilson
Wilson
Ruth Threate ns Umpire Dineen in Cleveland Clash
In Cleveland, Babe Ruth confronted umpire Dineen in the dugout after disputing a call from the previous game. Ruth reportedly threatened to remove Dineen for life if he again ejected him, prompting interference by Manager Speaker and first baseman Mel Ott.
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Dineen
Babe Ruth
Cleveland
Associated Press
Pabe Ruth
Ruth
Yankees
Upire
Speaker
MeIania
Maniac plotted death of four children in Orin Junction tragedy
Deputy Sheriff reveals that E. E. Tubbs and his wife planned to kill their four children before plunging into Orin Junction to satisfy a murderous urge. Tubbs loaded the suitcases with the children’s belongings, halted the train, and fled, later misfiring a sensational alibi as law enforcement closed in. the four children were placed in state custody.
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Maniac
Orin Junction
E. E. Tubbs
Seth S. Magnusen
Northwestern
Burlington
Harry Churchill
Casper
Tubbs
Tubbe
Horner
Ort Junction
Tribune
Open Shop Rumor Denied At Rock Springs Mine
Cheyenne Wyoming June 20 Parsistant rumors that a Rock Springs coal mine would open with nonunion labor failed of verification by informed sources. Superintendent N A Williamen of the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific Railroad company denied the reports claiming the railroad coal supply remains ample with at least 100000 tons on hand for two months and ongoing receipt from Utah mines.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
N. A. Williamen
Wyoming Division
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Utah
Baseball Scores and Postponements Report
Weather and rain caused postponements across major league games on June 20. Chicago at Philadelphia and New York plus Brooklyn at Pittsburgh were not played due to wet grounds. Cincinnati and Boston combined to a 2 run, 7 hit score in a split contest on the same day.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Baseball Box Score Clips From Detroit Cleveland Chicago and St Louis
Detroit holds 115 100 score line with Boston batteries Ferguson Russell Karr and Ruel Dauss Bassler in a game at RK H EB Boston. Cleveland hosts New York with Bush Wolfman Able and O Neill in a 2 0 0 score line. Chicago hosts Washington with Erickeon Gharrity Leveretto Hodge and Schall in a 2 0 0 0 box. St Louis hosts Philadelphia with Harris Perkins Vangilder and Sovereid in a 1 0 0 line.
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Detroit
RK. H. EB
Boston
Ferguson, Russell
Karr
Ruel
Dauss
Bassler
Cleveland
Rh. HH
New York
Bush and
Wolfman
Able and
O'Neill
Chicago
Rh. EB
Washington
Erickeon and Gharrity
Leveretto
Hodge and Schall
St. Louis
RH. E
Philadelphia
Harris and Perkins
Vangilder and Sovereid
Kiltie Band Will Furnish Music For the Fourth
The Scated Kilo band of Casper engaged to furnish music for the July 4 celebration. The Clan Stewart Casper represents the group and will augment with several new players. Bagpipes and athletic drummer performances are highlighted as attracting attention.
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Standard Old Company
Clan Stewart
Casper
Woman Leads Demo Contest in Minnesota Primary
Reported returns from Minnesota’s Monday primary show Mrs. Annie Dickey Olewen gaining the lead for the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate as Republican endorsed candidates Kellogg and Governor Prune remain in contention. As more precincts report, the contest tightens with key figures on both sides.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Associated Preas
Minneads
Frank B. Kellogg
J. A. ©. Prune
Republcan
Annle Dickey Olewen
Die Convention
Cheloe
United Fitete
Senatorial Nominatien
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Brownville
Mier
Matamoros
Roma
Shanghai
London
Morning Post
Bun Yat Sen
Wu Ting Fang
Ees
Southwest Park
Jackson Street
Second
Fifth
Bolton Field
Shikany
Association
Campbell and Johnson
Wiggins
Mary Garden
Midwest
Midwest Commissary
Kimball Pharmacy
Chamberlin Furniture Company
Sprague
Young Men’s Club
John Hay
Casper Young Men’s Republican Club
George W. Jarvis
KH. J. Sullivan
Bagin
Mr. Sullivan
Marland Oi! Company
State
Masons
Churchill
the Tribune
State Highway Commission
Rock Springs Mine
Cincinnati
Couch, Hargrave
Fillgim
Oeadiger
Gowdy
Jones C
New Y York
Wet Grounds
Kiltie Band
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