Entertainment by Women's Relief Corps in Cheyenne
The Woman's Relief Corps held a Tuesday evening event at Keefe hall in Cheyenne with decorated halls and a varied program. Proceeds fund a flag for Commander in Chief Blackmar during his September visit. The evening featured music from Elks Quartet and orchestra, recitations, solos, tableaux, dancing, and refreshments led by Mrs. Hader and colleagues.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Keefe Hall
Blackmar
Cheyenne
Elks Quartet
Blanche Sampson
Pian
Clara Patterson
L. C. Dana
Colorado Springs
Anna Lyons
Little Patriots
Evie
Appel
Agnes Jenkins
Lillian Tyson
Raymond Tyson
Union of
North and South
Goodnight
Eleventh Infantry Orchestra
Hader
Knight
Myers
Co. P. Davis
McCabe
Long Island Railways Builds Private Telephones and Fast Runs
In electrifying its western lines the Long Island railroad adds a private telephone network with stations every 2,000 feet along fifty miles. Emergency four-man crews will patrol for road inspection. The Pennsylvania system notes speedy runs of 897 miles in 17 hours 3 minutes via New York to Chicago, while Pacific Mail seeks exclusive Panama freight contracts. Freight groups form in San Antonio with Charles Fahey and W. Plam as leaders.
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New York
Long Island Railroad
Pennsylvania
Long Island City
Burlington
Chicago & Northwestern
Pennsylvania Railroad
International Railway Congress
Chicago
Pittsburg
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Panama
Roosevelt
Steamship Company
United States
Carolina and Virginia
Charleston
D. C
Monroe
Sumter & Northern
Bishopville
Senate
Connecticut
New York, New Haven & Hartford
San Antonio
Tex
Charles Fahey
Gathering for Good Roads Convention in Portland
Portland Oregon June 20 The National God Roads Association convention will draw a large crowd of delegates from across the country Many have traveled by automobile including a party from New Jersey Delegates were appointed by governors mayors and county judges The movement is expected to trigger a vigorous fight and much enthusiasm for better roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
National
God Roads Association
New Jersey
Arkansas boodling inquiry in state grand jury session
The Arkansas grand jury resumed its inquiry into a legislative boodling scandal. Five state legislators have been indicted for alleged bribery and perjury under oath. Senator A. W. Covington of Claiborne figures prominently among those named.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Grand Jury
A. W. Covington
Cla Brescent
Covington
Emperor Francis Joseph Seeks Majority Cabinet Accord
Budapest reports Emperor Francis Joseph sent a telegram to Premier Salvar vars indicating he cannot name a ministry from the majority because its program lacks justification. He approves the majority on interior administration but limits on army demands. he hopes for understanding to advance a cabinet from the majority.
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Austria
Budapest
Hungary
Francis Joseph
Salorvars
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Iloilo
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Rawlings
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Beatrice Goldie
New York City
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Rain Goats
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Hammond
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Capitol
Bigelow
Brussels
Axminister
Smyrna
Ieen River
U. S. Naval Hospitals
Thomas Heaney
Wyoming
West Sixteenth Street
Ally
Will
Paul Milazzo
Furlees
Inkes
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P. H. Noble
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BON Ton Stable
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Newport
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