Italian Car Arrives In Cheyenne For Westward Rally
The Maing car from New York to Paris is due in Cheyenne today between noon and 2 PM after repair at Paxton Neb. The Italian crew led by Dr. Scarfolgia and Signor Sartori hopes to reach Cheyenne by afternoon. reception plans include a parade and banquet at the Industrial club with local officials welcoming them.
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New York
Paris
Cheyenne
Toen
Stowe
Xiear
Welcotton
Pistance
Paxton
Neb
West
Dr. Scarfolgia
Signor Sartori
Point Art Donde
Ton
Union Pacific
Omaha
Julesburg
Thomas Heaney
The
Industrial Club
P. 8
Cook
J. M. Carey
Wyoming
Count Cimbri
Paul Milatso
8. W. Taylor
Fort Russell
War Department
G. Scorsone
Nunzio Pipitone
Sam Sciortino
Paul Milatso, Jr
Salvatore
Vittoria
Michele Montaltano
Biagio Montaltano
Logi Marchi
Guiseppe Campagnia
Building blames faulty construction for Gollinwood blaze
Coroner Burk finds conditions caused the Gollinwood fire deaths of children, stating no person is at fault while attributing the fatalities to the building’s faulty construction.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Burk
Gollinwood
Cheyenne Welcomes Italian Contingent and Banquet Plan
The Industrial Club of Cheyenne announces a reception and banquet for Italian citizens led by Dr Scarfolgia. Paul Milatto chairs the committee and John Burns coordinates escorts. Citizens are urged to attend the reception and help escort the visiting car into the city, with details forthcoming on the telephone bulletin board.
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Burns
Industrial Club
Robert Lawson
Great Smith
Mr. Lawson
Cheyenne
Ton
Electric Light Plant
Union Pacific
Seventeenth Street
Ae Ieee Se Ool
Scarfolgia
Italy
Paul Milatto
Zen
John T. Burns
Industrial Club OF
Thomas Heaney
New York
Paris
Braniore Sartort
Bryan to visit Denver for April 6 banquet and reception
Denver admirers plan a Bryan club event in El Jebel temple with a reception for William J. Bryan on April 6. About 1,000 guests will join a banquet, with additional attendees in the gallery. Women will join men in the festivities, and John F. Shafroth will preside as toastmaster. Tickets are $1.50, on sale at Secretary Williams’s Ernest & Cranmer building office.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
William J. Bryan
Bryan Club
el Jebel Temple
The
Democracy
Bryan
John F. Shafroth
Williams
Ernest & Cranmer
Europe Again Wants American Securities
Sir William C. Van Horne, chairman of the Canadian Pacific railway board, arrived from Europe and stated that American securities are no longer viewed with suspicion there. He said European investors now believe American equities are at bedrock and a good buy as market uncertainties clear.
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Europe
New York
William C. van Horne
Canadian Pacific Railway
America
Filipinos ridicule move for independence in assembly
Manila March 11 Assembly mat Joan Villamor introduced a resolution to instruct Philippine delegates in Washington and congress on when independence would be granted. The measure drew near universal ridicule and was withdrawn.
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Manila
Assembly
Joan Villamor
Washington
Congress
Idlands
Modern Hotel Proposed by Cheyenne Industrial Club
Cheyenne Industrial club moves to break ground within forty five days for a modern hotel of 100 to 120 rooms costing over $100000. A syndicate and hotel operator propose $10000 to $20000 funding and a fifteen year lease at six percent return, plus furniture worth $30000 to $40000. Trustees will verify local syndicate plans and press May 1 start, with carded club endorsements and caution against valueless ads and unscrupulous solicitors.
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Cheyenne Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Issaligman
Cheyenne Capital
Industrial Club
W. E. Dinneen
E. W. Stone
H. M. Bennett
Congress May Give President Rebuke
Washington March 11 A Senate session centered on a presidential rebuke and the Brownsville affair report. Senator Warren indicated a forthcoming bill to reinstate discharged Black soldiers of the Twenty fifth regiment under conditions. House debates postoffice funding, boosting salaries and clerks, with a new $26 000 for third class offices and $15 000 for contract stations. An amendment prohibiting mailing intoxicants and cocaine passed, swelling overall postoffice appropriations by about $1 225 000.
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Washington, D. C
Committee On Military Affairs
Brownsville
Senate
Warren
Committee On
Twenty-fifth Regiment
Clark
Arkansas
Aldrich
Bailey
Carr
Goebel
Ohio
House
Houston
Tenesace
American Fleet En Route to Magdalena Bay
The American battleship fleet under Rear Admiral Evans remains about 200 miles south of Magdalena Bay in Lower California and is expected to reach the protected harbor late tomorrow afternoon. After the long run from Callao Peru which began February 29 the crew will likely rest before intensive target practice and then full fleet maneuvers with all ships.
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Walcott
Rawlins
Platte River
Bitter Creek
Granger
San Diego
Cal
Evans
Magdalena Bay
Lower California
Callao
Peru
Wyoming Lands Open for Entry
The secretary of the interior approves land lists for Wyoming and Colorado Indemnity school lands totaling 8 721 acres in Cheyenne district and 31 154 75 acres in Sterling district. Unappropriated lands of 21 752 acres near Medicine Bow will open to settlement June 1 and entry after July 1 1908 at Cheyenne office. An area of 10 782 acres near Devil's Tower will also open June 1 with entry after July 1 1908 in Crook County.
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Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
Cheyenne
Devil's Tower National Monument
Wyoming
Crook Coutoy
Crawford insurgents sweep in South Dakota delegate race
Early returns from yesterday’s Republican primaries in South Dakota show Crawford supporters, the insurgents, defeating stalwarts led by Senator Kittredge. Crawford backers claim Governor Crawford will secure the nomination, while Kittredge factions insist he will win the June primary and be his own successor.
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Kittredge
South Dakota
Huron
S. D
Crawford
Pretty Girl Has Troubles Over Patent Medicine Ad
Miss Hulda Kulger sues owners of a popular patent medicine for 10 000 dollars on five counts for alleged unauthorized use of her image and a testimonial letter. The case follows her being flooded with marriage offers as readers assume she is cured. Mentions suitors from Senora Kansas La Junta and Michigan City and a physician in Senora offering matrimony.
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New York
Hulda Kulger
la Junta
Colo
Finais
Michigan City
Weather Report for Washington and Wyoming March Forecast
Weather report notes fair conditions in Wyoming with possible rain or snow in the north. Washington area forecast is fair for Thursday and Friday. Local data show March 11, 1968 recorded high 61, low 41 with no precipitation.
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Washington
D. C
Wyoming
W. & Palmer
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J. L. Murray
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L. R. Bresnahan
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