Relief limits under Curtin act confound reclamation aid
Washington reports the Curtin bill allows Interior to adjust payments to reclamation settlers but only for strong, individualized cases. Officials say relief will not be broad. conditions must show impact from water delays, flood or frost, or other hardships beyond lack of funds. Continuous applications rise through Congress members, yet no definite procedure is set.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Department
Congress
Prom
Department Cobstron
Provisions Fall as May Pork Ends Down
Milwaukee packer Patrick Cudaby said provisions would fall, with May pork closing at 17.75 and earlier quotes near 16.06. He noted a drop of about 200 points and a decline of more than a dollar in the month, reflecting market weakness.
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Chicago
Law
Patrick Cud
Aby
Milwaukee
Bush Succeeds Gould as Missouri Pacific President
J F Bush named to lead Missouri Pacific after George J Gould steps down from presidency. Western Maryland Railway head succeeds Gould. transition affects corporate leadership and future strategy.
Libel Charges Dropped Against Two Newspaper Editors
The government dropped criminal libel charges against Joseph Pulitzer of the New York World and Delevan Smith of the Indianapolis News for publishing graft charms tied to the Panama Canal, at the attorney general’s request.
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Washington
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Delevan Smith
Indianapole News
Panama Canal
National Retail Grocers to Attend Denver Convention
National Retail Grocers, Denver, with at least 80 delegates representing 176 000 members of the National Association of Metall Grocery, will come to Denver next June for the fourteenth annual convention. The Denver meeting is expected to be the largest ever held. In Jefferson County the Golden Wood Roads and the foothill park project for Denver received support at the Jefferson County Good House Association meeting.
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Denver
National Association of Metall Gorcer
Lilutary
Golden Wood
Jefferson County
Foothille Park
Jefferon County
Houde
Corel Jewelry Popular in New York Markets
New York dealers report rising interest in Corel jewelry as demand grows across major shops. Industry sources note strong sales in metropolitan outlets and increased consumer attention to Corel designs amid shifting fashion trends.
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New York
Corel
Iaport Ow
Atlantic Fleet Practice Off Virginia Capes
The annual Atlantic fleet drill begins off the Virginia capes with eleven ships taking part. The exercise tests surface warfare readiness and coordination among units as they simulate engagement with an opposing force.
Denver March spending and varied events across regions
March reports show Denver expenditures around 260 000 for autos and unrest from student strikes at Washington State College. A farmer, James Charles, died after an incident involving Lawrence Kate. A man committed suicide in a railway accident near Jacksonville. An express messenger, Hawkins, vanished with a possible $50 000 in notes. Otis Weeden killed a man at his ranch near Darlington, Washington. Alamos Sonora reports from El Paso state that revolutionaries led by Loya killed every federal official in Guagaparas, Chihuahua. Denver society girls witnessed a boxing match between Young Abe Attell and Charlie Fogelson at the School of Mines. A deranged man attempted to rob a Santa Fe flyer in Muthio, Colorado. The US Court of Appeals in St Louis upheld an injunction limiting Oklahoma’s fare and freight rate laws.
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Wy A Hawkins
Welle Farge Expres
el Pai & Southwestern Railway
Express Company
Milnallg
Otis N. Weeden
South Prairie
Darington
Wash
William Hinker
John Rinker
Jack Smyre
Mall
Alamos Sonora
el Paso
Loya
Guagaparas
Sonora
Chihuahua
Denver
Abe Attell
Charle Fogelson
School of Mines Eymnasium
Muthio
Colo
Conseloun
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Lowia
Corporation Commission of Oklahoma
United States
Hook
State of
Oklahoma
Therc
Washington Improbable Economic Shifts and Diplomatic Moves
Washington reports show national banks favored by treasury officers and postoffice freight plans, while forest reservations expand. Hitchcock designates forty five savings offices. labor markets pulse in industrial centers. Emmons dies. Taft receives Japan pledge. Pulitzer and Delevan Smith graft charges dropped. Oklahoma capital case rises in Supreme Court. Bryce and Knox discuss arbitration with Britain. Mexico City mission signals peace era in Mexico.
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Eee
Postoffice Department
Corronda
National Forest Reservation
Ape Palachian
White Mountains
Powtmaster General Hitchcock
Pawl
Portal Savings Depositories
Taft
Japan
Menage
Fen Ambarsador
Baro Uchida
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
Delevan Smith
Indianapolis News
Panama Canal
Charles W. Morse
New York
John R. Walah
Chicago
Atlanta
Leavenworth
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court of the United States
Washington
James Bryce
Knox
United States
Great Britain
Mexico City
Francisco Leon de la Barra
Dan
Mex
Leo
Tilt
Sporting Fray Features McParland and Harada In St Joseph
A boxing card from St Joseph Missouri sees Tommy McParland of Chicago lose to Jake Harada in the third round. Memphis substitute Tounny Dixon replaces Jack White to face Eddie Dennin in Katia City on April 6. Also noted are Baseball and wrestling items including Waseda University’s Nippon Maru voyage, Kan City’s Red Corridon and Par Og’s sale, and national boxing chatter around Jack Johnson.
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Tommy McParland
Chicago
Jake Harada
St. Joseph
Tounny Dixon
Memphia
Jack White
Eddie Dennin
San Franciweo
Katia City
Helen Hathaway
Robison Britton
M. Bradley Kobleon
St. Lawre
Cleveland
Mira
Mirity
Jon
Georgy Hackenechmidt
Goteh
New York
Germany
Mack
Mike Sehreck
Rowode
Sapulpa
Obla
Carl Morrie
Jack Johnson
Waseda University
Tokio
Japan
Byn
Coast search for missing officers in East Greenland
Fears are entertained for Captib mer Mikkeleos and Ragineer Iversen who left their party near the East Greenland coast while seeking maces of the last saplares Erichewn.
Fire, labor, crime and commerce flash through era headlines
A sequence of events grips Pollock Louisiana with a $200000 fire devastating its business district. Reports from Nebraska and surrounding states describe heavy snow and several fatalities in Iowa and Chicago related incidents. Labor strife grows as carpenters threaten quits over wage demands while a proposed Michigan rate bill surfaces. A New York justice department case shifts to salary disputes over an ethnographer search. A Dow Moines figure faces fourteen years for robbery as California and Chicago legal actions unfold. Rumors of a major merger loom over Duluth to challenge U S Steel, and Washington Square in New York mourns a disaster toll with dozens dead or hospitalized.
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Pollock
Kaname City
Nebraska
South Dakota
Omaha
Michigan
Prattig
4Urance Department
William HM. Lew
New York
Department At Justice
Herbert George Lee
Dow Moines
Lafayette
Lod
California Supreme Court
Abrahamuel
Dite
Quentin
Chicago
Juntion Wright
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Attr
Mananela
Sivel
Irom
Duluth
United States Steel Corporation
Duluth Menu
Thomas F. Cole
Whel
Washington Square
Girie
Tyr
Alen Wery
Woman Burned to Death in Ranch House Fire on Big Muddy Creek
Cheyenne reports a woman was killed by a ranch house fire at Big Muddy Creek with her identity and pardons unspecified. Fifteen Wyoming National Guard officers will head to the Mexican border for government led maneuvers.
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Dougle
Big Muddy Creek
Cheyenne
Wyoming National Guard
Incendiary Fire Damages Willow Creek Home
Fire at Albert Brenner’s residence on Willow Creek appears deliberate. Local investigators say the blaze is incendiary and under scrutiny as neighbors report alarms and smoke seen in the night.
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Manville
Cambalt Mory Howse
Albert Brenner
Willow Creek
Acquittal Clears Cheyenne Etheridge in Arson Case
Cheyenne Obie Etheridge, recently arrested on incendiary charges for allegedly attempting to destroy the Guernsey Gazette plant, was acquitted. The case centered on suspected arson at the newspaper facility, with Etheridge exonerated after legal proceedings.
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Cheyenne
Obie Etheridge
Guernsey
Will Begin Excavating at Rock Springs Round House
Work on the excavation for the new round house to be built by the Union Pacific at Hall town, half a mile below Rock Springs, will be commenced at once.
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Rock Springs
Unlon Pacific
Hlaltown
Oner
Emma Howell Knight
Rexford
The
State University
Palmer
West Cheyenne
Henry H. Sharer
Golden Prairie
Mondell
Mary &. Felton
Fowler
Laramie County
Peter
Cook
Cheyenne
Chicago
Plenty Monk
Pease
Sheridan
Madeline
Thermopolis
C. A. Yauder
Carey
Clarence Cardoer
Afton
White Coast
Postoffice Closes Sundays at Cheyenne Office
The Cheyenne postoffice will close on Sundays and no mail delivery or carrier collections will be made on those days. General delivery and carrier windows will open for one hour at noon.
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Cheyenne
Grants Change of Venue in Davia Murder Case
District Judge Parmalee granted ex Sheriff John W Ens and change of venue request. The trial related to the murder of Tom Davia shifts from Cambria to Crook County.
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Sundance
Parmalee
John Wens
Tom Davia
Cambria
Crook County
Sunday observance crackdown by county and city leaders
County commissioners and the city council of Casper have voted to strictly enforce Sunday observance. The new rules tighten activities, allowing only drug stores to sell cigars or tobacco on Sundays, reflecting a tightened enforcement posture.
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Casper
Cornell
Prospects for Theater Good Sheridan
Thirty five thousand dollars of the eighty thousand allotted by A J Hla mey to build a modern theater here has been subscribed, while negotiations for the remainder have progressed so far that Hla m ey has ordered plans drawn for the structure which will be the largest and continent theater in Wyoming outside of Cheyenne.
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Sheridan
A. J Hlamey
War Opened on Scabies in Wyoming Cattle
State and federal officials launch a campaign against scabies in cattle herds across Laramie Converse and Natrona counties. Dipping of all infected or exposed cattle will continue until the parasite is eradicated amid a continuing quarantine that has been in place for months.
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Cheyenne
Federal Bureau of Ania
Laramie
Converse
Natrona
Inspection in Ordered. Cheyenne Colorado
Capt. Lincoln at Fort D. A. Russell to inspect the Wyoming National Guard early in April. Capt. W. K. Hart, retired U S A instructor, to accompany. Route includes Newenade Short dan Hutfialo.
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Cheyenne
Lincoln
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming National Guard
W. K. Hart
Newenade
Shortdan
Hutfialo
Settlers Accept Water Rental Demand in Riverton
Riverton settlers along the Riverton ditch under Wyoming Central Irrigation Company decide not to oppose the water rental demand. They fear contesting the claim would jeopardize water access for this season’s crops and the company’s broader rental rights.
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Riverton
Riverton Ditch
Wyoming Central Irrigation Company
Cheyenne Wellington Branch Construction Progress
Right of Way Agent McMurray notes Cheyenne Wellington branch of the Colorado Southern rushes toward completion with an expected July finish. The line crosses city streets and a cement steel bridge will span Crow Creek near Cheyenne, amid the challenging terrain west of town.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Wellington
Colorado @ Southern
McMurray
Welington
Ceyenne & Northernines
Unilow Pacific
Add & Cement and Steel Wridge Will
Crow Creek
Automobile Fatality Near Diets Camp in Northern Wyoming
A touring car owned by Charlee Viking fatally struck cows and a boy named Joe Kasure near the Diets coal camp in Northern Wyoming. The driver lost control as the boy and his brother watched from blocks away, and the tragedy occurred after the vehicle whirred past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheridan
Wyoming
Diets
Charlee Viking
Joe Kasure
Wyoming Local News Briefs Highlight Fires and Paving Plans
Sheridan reports smallpox cases and a fatal fire in Sunrise while Cheyenne plans a new water system and an opera house project in Sheridan. burglaries, pension updates, highway paving inquiries, and various civic appointments follow in a sweeping roundup across towns like Rawlins Lander and Rock Springs with efforts to repair bridges and organize elections.
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Sheridan
Rawline
Aumnetus Buechner
Cheyenne
Busine
Mia
Noliie Petgueon
Ioonnes
Cou Cyan
Bee
J. A. Lymeb
Corey Haw
A. B. Hifton
Grover
Cnewlo
Wyoming Flackhill
Minneapolis
Ping Bluff
Charles Held
Lander
F. Goll
Rock Springs
Clark
General Land Wiie
MK. Barrell
United States Army
New York
Thermoopita Light and Power Company
Pauro Delliquidre
Sunrise
Preaching Cross Restored in Burrington Village
The Burrington preaching cross, set amid Mendiphilis scenery, has been restored by Col. Evan H. Llewellyn. In 1806 the fifteenth century base was removed to build a parish clerk’s house, but the ornamental dial stone was saved and rejoined in the new cross. Three broad steps support a socket for a monolith shaft crowned by a lantern canopy, reflecting westcountry design.
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Burrington
Evan H. Llewellyn
Westcountry
The
London Standard
Moissant’s Comparison Highlights Early Airman With a Vision
A Chicago editor recalls John Moisant, describing him as cental of a skilled airman who visited with drawings of his own plane. The editor recalls joking about the awkward design, while Moisant urged not to judge by appearance, likening invention to discovering an oyster without prying the shell.
Coffee Heart Very Plain in Some People
A Brooklyn man describes long suffering from heart palpitations linked to coffee. He switched to Postum after a persuasive claim, learned proper preparation, and found Postum a palatable hot beverage. Health improved with palpitations largely gone except when consuming coffee away from home.
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Allmenta
Brooklyn
Postum
Aod
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Huhroeder
Washington State College
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Studente
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Kate
Wakarusa
L. R. Tenhoor
Coetier
Hank of
Tulsa
Toles
Oklo
Jacksonwithe
Fla
SPORT
Scabies
Water Rentala
Gay
Battrum Off and Refining Company
Napoleon B. Kinnear
Arapahoe
Joe Baker
JJ Baker
Sherwan
Johnson County
Colorado
Cody
Argealee
Comverse
Hot County
Mr. Biggs
Henpecklett
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