Walls Going Up New Cement Approved for Federal Building
The federal building in the city resumes wall construction with a cement approved by the supervising architect. Three stone setter crews work since last Friday to relay stones torn down by winter orders. The east wall shows progress while old sections are torn down and rebuilt. brick masons restore brick walls behind the stone exterior. A large stock of hewn stone is on hand and delays are expected to be minimal as walls advance rapidly.
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Supervising Architect
Washington
Investigation of Section 27 Controversy Involving Railroads
Special Agent Severity of the interior department conducts testimony in Evanston on the Union Pacific Railroad and American Consolidated Oil case. The proceedings focus on the disputed Section 27, with testimony to be submitted to the Interior department by Mr. Zeverley and later examined at other points. Prominent railroad officials attend as the investigation continues with results not yet known.
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Evanston
Interior Department
Union Pacific Railroad Company
American Consolidated Oil Company
Zeverley
Fatal train accident at Castle Rock claims Italian laborer
John Parillo, an Italian laborer, was killed Saturday afternoon at Castle Rock in the western Wyoming division after being struck by a ballasting train.
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John Parillo
Castle Rock
Wyoming Division
Wyoming University Board Officers Re elected
The board of trustees recently elected its officers. Otto Gramm was named president, T. F. Burke listed as president, Grace Rosebard appointed secretary, and J. C. Davis named treasurer.
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Board of Trustees
The
Wyoming University
Otto Gramm
T. F. Burke
Grace Rosebard
J. C. Davis
Troop A Opens Keefe Hall with Ball and Reception
Troop A hosts a June 23 ceremony at Keefe Hall featuring a ball and reception. The organizers invite attendees to join the celebration and salute the new facility.
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New Keefe Hall
Ladies of the Episcopal church plan supper for Troop A ball
The Ladies of the Episcopal church will serve the supper for Troop A's ball on June 23. Silver tea sets are listed as wedding presents at Buechner's for June weddings.
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Ladies of the Episcopal Church
Troop A
Boilermakers Stand Firm as 600 Labourers Cut Jobs
Boilermakers refuse to return to work prompting a mass layoff across the system. About 600 workers, including 100 in local shops and 200 in Armstrong Kansas, lose their positions while Omaha Rawlins Evanston and Green River report similar cuts. Union leaders vow to hold out while the company warns of permanent discharge if sympathy strikes occur.
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Omaha
North Platte
Evanston
Green River
Rawlins
Rawlington
Armstrong
Kans
69 Men Out This Afternoon in Strike Losses
A complete list shows 169 men have left or been discharged since last Wednesday. Nineteen are boiler makers who left voluntarily. 150 were laid off. The table lists Boilermakers 19, Machinists' helpers 36, Car men 3, Blacksmiths 0, Sheetiron workers 5, Carpenters 6, Carpenters' helpers 2, totaling 169 departures.
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Eroticoe Oss
Enna Cane
Blaecksmiths
Hee
Carpenters
Ck Ck
Golf Tournament Ends In Close Contests At Local Links
Judge J A Riner wins the men's handicap with ten strokes and BE Dawson follows at twelve. Mrs George Nagle takes the ladies prize with sixteen strokes. Miss Halley posts the best score. A putting contest is won by Mr Palmer. Next Saturday features another golf and tennis event with refreshments served by club ladies.
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J. A. Riner
George Nagle
BE. B. Dawson
Salvation Army Flag Presentation at Local Headquarters
Brigadier Pebbles presided over a Saturday night Salvation Army meeting at headquarters where a corps flag was presented to Captain Ormann and several new recruits were sworn in under army regulations. The Brigadier preached at the Baptist church the next morning and sang solos at the Congregational service in the afternoon. Also reported Buys Mining Claim where H A Acheson and F A Larson bought Joker rides Nos 1 2 and 4 from C R Topping and Emmett Perdue for 6000 in Rambler district.
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Salvation Army
Pebbles
Ormann
Salvation Army Corps
Army
Baptist Church
Edward Taylor
Taylor
H. A. Acheson
F. A. Larson
C. R. Topping
Emmett Perdue
Laramie
Joker
Rambler
Children’s Day Observed at Methodist Church Services
Yesterday the Methodist church held Children’s Day with suitable exercises by the children during morning services. Fred Berger, Union Pacific blacksmith and Federation of Labor president, departed for Loveland Colorado to take a job at a beet sugar factory.
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Fred Berger
Union Pacific
The
Federation of Labor
Loveland
Colo
Cheyenne Area Weather Outlook With High Pressure Shift
Fall tonight and Tuesday bring cooler air as a high pressure system moves from the western states toward the Mississippi valley. Temperatures are below normal across the Rocky Mountain region extending to the Atlantic coast, with above normal readings west of the Rockies. Yesterday’s highs included Denver 96 and Phoenix Yuma 112, while many areas saw showers in Iowa and Des Moines with 1.24 inches since yesterday. Local data cover 34 hours ending 6 am. W. & Palmer, Section Director. Also notes: strawberries 10 cents per box and other market items at the Washington Market and Excelsior Creamery offerings for cream, cottage cheese, and buttermilk.
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Cheyenne
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain
Atlantic Coast
Rockies
Denver
Salt Lake
Grand Junction
Pueblo
Phoenix
Yuma
Iowa
Dee Moines
Ted
Pone
W. & Palmer
General Auditor Placed Over Harriman Lines Accounting
Erastus Young, long serving as general auditor for Union Pacific Oregon Short Line Oregon Railway and Navigation and Southern Pacific, is named auditor general of the Alton adding 16 000 miles of Harriman roads to his oversight. Davia remains Alton auditor but reports to Young now. A double wedding was held in the city with John A. Bishop and Mollie A. Ratcliffe of Denver, and Reuben G. Boone with Leo E. Gray of Denver. Ball and reception set for June 23 at Keefe hall Troop A. Frontier celebration meals to be served by M E church women.
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Burt
Boll
Fnally
Harriman Lines
Alton
Erastus Young
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Young
Omaha
Alton Auditing Department
Charles H. Davia
Mr. Young
Becker
John A. Bishop
Mollie A. Ratcliffe
Denver
Reuben G. Boone
Leo E. Gray
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Ferguson
Uncle Sane Giiaay
Lauck & Tupper’s
GEO. W. Sneider
Alem Fernbull
Mortician
A. E. Roedel
Pharmagy
West 17Th Street
Knight
West 16Th Street
Cheyerine, Wyo
S. Drobacz
Seventeenth Street
Eddy
Federal Building
State House
Buena Vista Mining Company
Wyoming
Colorado
J. K Calkins
Thermopolis
Wyo
Alfred Grigg
Buffalo
Notaries Public Today
Secretary of
Chatterton
Fred Bond
South Congregational Church
Stillman
Washington, D. C
Pension Bureau
Patrick Sullivan
John Ward
Rock Springs
Henry Bath
Keefe
W. N
Richards
Buechner's
Cowhick Dry Goods Co
Preal
McNeil
KR. DB. Hall
C.F. Prosper C. Gorom
Kansas City
L. J. Rey
G. C. Carson
Dener
FL. Cotton
L. J
B. Heanan
Ogden
C. BR. Stephenson
Marie Buchanan
Opera House
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No. L. Chopin
Bethoven
Maud E. Johnston
Fr. Kitchen
Margaret Adair
H. Vieuxtemps
Frank David
Mr. Titus
A. Bazzini
Mazurka
Ovide Musin
Mr. Dubois
Mies Wilseck
William Dubois
Union Pacifics
Cheyennes
Union Pacifica
Cornelia Baxter-Tevis
California
Martin Sediack
Foreman
C. H. Hexaworth
Roger Vee Jaeneer
Rimer
Sheldon
Ag Richards Beene
Dawson Sheen
Potter Eeeene Gene
Fervbee Veene
Burgess
Mise Batley Eeheee
Miss Bristol Eon
Mrs. Turner
Mra, Nagle
Buechner
al Logan
Waterman and Parker Fountain Pens
Weather Report
Washington Market
Excelsior Creamery
Comet
West Sevente
General Auditor
Buechners
Ladies of the
M. EB. Church
WM. Myers & CO
Kitzmiller
Pantatorium
Crescenta
Ramblers
Tribunes
Stearns
Clevelands
Nationals
Pierce
Spring Forks
L. P
HOUSE
S. Karchmer
West 16Th St
Riner & Schnitger
Underwood Grocery Co
W. 17Th St
John Harrington
Geo, H. Nagle
Chas, E. Miller
G. Corson
Rec
Treas
Union Mercantile Co
Comm
Union Mercantile Pin
Java
Jason al
Millers
Ferguson Bt
Hood River
FR. S. Johnston
Jo Sterling
Ian Gut
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