Industrial club campaign boosts Cheyenne membership target
Cheyenne Industrial club leaders plan a five hundred member goal with Hopkins urging unity and public spirit. Committees divided 800 names. early canvassing reports show steady progress as luncheon details and next steps are scheduled. Also invites farmers and stock raisers for a Farmers Congress on May 6 in Cheyenne.
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Industrial Club
Burns
Big
R. A. Hopkins
Gus Buechner
D. Nimmo
Robert Davidson
John L. Thomas
EB. W. Stone
Joe Schmitz
John Schuneman
H. B
George Daiber
Hermann Jaeckel
John Brown
B. Cotton
D. L. Cook
Mark Chapman
H. G. Watson
J. H. Walton
Frank Bon
T. J. Palmer
H. N. Jon
Ich H. Beach
Joe Thomee
Hengeneay
J. Kelley
Arenes D. W. Gill
Curtis Templin
J . D. Clark
Charles Carey
Charles Bailey
Herbert Lacey
G. L. Strader
Fred Hoel
Will A. Bartlett
M. H. Hartung
A. H. Doane
A. J. Wharf
Harry Fleischman
Lem Ellis
Frank Gleason
Horace Jenkins
Hopkins
Farmers’ Congress
Cheyenne
Tve
The
Weather Report for Wyoming Sees Cooler West Next Day
Forecast notes fair conditions in Wyoming with cooler weather in the west and a fall in temperature on Wednesday. Local reading covers 24 hours to 6 pm April 27, 1908, with a maximum of 69 and a minimum of 39 degrees and no precipitation.
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Washington
D. C
Wyoming
Black Maniac Rampages Through Pueblo Neighborhood
Edward Mackelfee an inmate at the Pueblo insane asylum attacked residents with a hatchet near his home injuring Mrs Edward A Jones critically and striking Miks Wescott with a stone. He fled through streets and into a business district before police and firemen used water to subdue him and he was jailed.
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Pueblo
Colo
Edward Mackelfee
Edward A. Jones
Miks Wescott
Eighth
Runaway Girls Sought by Denver Sheriff Smalley
Sheriff E. J. Smalley asked Denver police to arrest Leota Jensen and Marie Hanson two 18 year old runaways last seen Sunday night leaving their homes. A 19 year old unidentified girl accompanied them and is suspected of persuading their flight. Hanson is 5 feet 8 inches and 180 pounds Jensen is 6 feet 6 inches and 150 pounds. The unknown girl formerly worked in a cracker factory and is described as dark complexioned.
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Sherif E. J. Smalley
Denver
Leota Jensen
Marie Hanson
Hanson
Jensen
Snake Yields Rare Serum for Use by Physicians
New York April 27 in the Bronx menagerie a snake operation produced a rare serum used to treat mental disorders. The Brasilian lancehead viper provides this scarce serum, with potent effects requiring minuscule doses, and the last supply dated back about eighty years.
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New York
Bronx
Floods Delay Union Pacific Trains From East
Central and southern storms cause days of delays as Union Pacific trains from the east arrive in Cheyenne behind schedule for several days.
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Union Pacifico
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Taft Playing Two Strings In Presidential Campaign
The anti Taft alliance claims Taft campaigns with two faces. West supporters see Roosevelt style policies while eastern portrayals stress alignment with big business interests. They threaten to expose alleged honesty questions and differences shown during the campaign.
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Washington, D. C
anti-Taft Alliance
Taft
la Follette
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Walker's Secretary Is Married Here
Mrs. Mary Kuhns of 119 West Fourteenth Avenue and John Barkell private secretary to John Brisben Walker wed in Cheyenne at the Inter Ocean hotel on Saturday evening. Rev Dr Rafter had long guided Mrs Kuhns and the couple sought a quiet ceremony amid a wide circle of friends. Barkell has lived in Denver eight years and worked for Denver Gas and Electric before joining Walker two years ago.
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Denver
Colo
Mary B. Kubna
West Fourteenth Avenue
John Barkell
John Brisben Walker
Cheyenne
Inter-Ocean Hotel
Rafter
Kuhns
Coward Shot in Back Strikes Lander Man
In Lander Wyoming on a Saturday night Elmer Suitt a former policeman who loves W J Clark's ex wife shot Clark in the back during a quarrel over their two children Suitt fled then surrendered to authorities He fired as Clark faced away from him the bullet pierced a lung and exited the chest leaving Clark fatally wounded if not fatally so
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Coward
Lander Man
Clark
Sutt
Congress 100 Busy to Receive Message
Washington April 27 Congress was too crowded to formally receive the presidents message on anti trust reforms and labor issues. The senate allowed formal presentation while the house, tied up by new rules, did not receive it. The message urges stronger anti trust laws and tariff study.
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Congress
Senate
Roosevelt
House
Washington, D. C
Piles
Beveridge
Senate Naval Committee
Johnsons challenge to Burns sparks heavyweight showdown
Jack Johnson and manager Sam Fitzpatrick reached London from New York and issued a challenge to Tommy Burns for a title fight with a 2500 dollar bet that Johnson will stop Burns in twenty rounds. Burns also visited the National Sporting Club and secured a 5000 dollar deposit while demanding a 30000 dollar share.
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London
Jack Johnson
Sam Fitzpatrick
New York
National Sporting Club
Sporting Newspaper
Tommy Burns
Burns
Johnson
Bridegroom Faints at Altar in Kansas City Wedding
At St. Vincent's church in Kansas City on April 27, David W. Rider Jr and Miss Anna E B Green knelt for their ceremony when the groom fainted and sank to the floor. He was carried to an adjoining room and soon recovered.
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Kansas City
David W. Rider, Jr
Anna EB. Green
St. Vincent's Church
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