Arguments Close Today In Diamond Coal Title Case
Judge Lewis of Colorado is to decide the equity suit brought by the government seeking cancellation of land title held by Diamond Coal & Coke Co in Unitea county. The case hinges on alleged misrepresentation of land value for agricultural use versus coal deposits. Arguments and record were completed after two days of hearings. the matter sits under advisement.
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United States District Court
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Wyoming District
Wyoming
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Bankers Elect Reynolds President At Denver Convention
The American Bankers Association wrapped its thirty fourth annual gathering in Denver with George M. Reynolds of Chicago elected president and Lewis E. Pierson of New York named first vice president. Thirty eight new members were introduced and a state representative was appointed as vice president. The group opposed proposals for guaranteed bank deposits and a postal savings bank. Reports from state vice presidents said the panic effects are fading nationwide.
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American Bankers’ Association
George M. Reynolds
Chicago
Lewis E. Pierson
New York
Green Gables Sanatorium in Lincoln Neb Opens
The Green Gables Sanatorium, largest in the central west, offers treatment for non contagious diseases in two brick and stone buildings. The executive building receives non contagious non mental cases while the rest cottage houses select mental patients. Dr Benjamin F Bailey leads the Sanatorium Co based in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Benj. F. Bailey
Lincoln
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Baseball results tighten NL race with New York slip
Yesterday New York split two games with Philadelphia while Chicago beat Cincinnati, narrowing Chicago’s gap to two points behind New York. Pittsburgh also closes toward second place as Chicago gains two points in percentage and New York holds a slim two point lead. American League leaders rested on road, standings unchanged after six days.
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Standings Sketches from National and American Leagues
Fragmentary league standings show Detroit, Cleveland, and Chicago with partial figures. Text hints at American League and National League clubs and order but details are incomplete due to OCR garble.
Miners Reach Wyoming Wage Agreement Ending Walkout
The coal mine operators and United Mine Workers of America district No 22 in Wyoming agreed on a wage scale for eleven months. Nine-tenths of miners keep prior wages while some face minor increases or reductions. The deal runs to Sept 1, 1909 with next talks set for Cheyenne.
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Wyoming
United Mine Workers of America
State of
Cheyenne
Igvy
STAR THEATER PROMOTES CHOKER COMEBACK AFTER ELECTION
Cheyenne weathering a big cyclone forecast to strike Friday evening with a Star theater matinee and new comedy A Strong Gale. C. L. Hogle promotes an all new bill with dramatic and comic subjects and urges patrons to watch for fresh attractions. Richard Croker plans return to New York shortly after the election, announced by his son Richard Croker Jr arriving from Europe.
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New York
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Hill urges 1000 agriculture schools instead of warships
Crookston Minnesota October speech by James J Hill chairman of the Great Northern railway calls for redirecting 5 million dollars from battleship construction to establish 1000 agriculture schools in the United States. He warns of rising wheat prices and declining yields while stressing the need for farmer education to feed a growing population.
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Stephen Hall
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Dutch Not Advised Of Castro Insult Report
The Hague reports no confirmation that President Castro of Venezuela refused to receive the second Dutch note via the German minister. The Dutch government has no plan to appoint a special envoy to present the communication.
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Foreign Office
Colonial Office
Castro
Venezuela
King and Queen of Spain Arrive in Budapest
The king and queen arrived this afternoon from Munich. Emperor Francis Joseph, Austrian archdukes, and a large crowd welcomed them at the Budapest railroad station.
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Budapest
Spain
Munich
Francis Joseph
Democratic mayor candidate Gill returns from California
Daniel W. Gill, a Democratic candidate for mayor of Cheyenne, returned yesterday from California accompanied by his bride, Miss Nast of Los Angeles California.
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Cheyenne
California
Miso Nast
Los Angeles
Cal
Airship disasters spark a deadly flying carnival
A string of sensational airship mishaps is reported from multiple cities. The New York and Chicago air ship No 5 crashed in a cornfield after seven somersaults, killing fourteen. The Tom Fool crashed into a tree, seven killed and many injured. Other crafts vanished into Lake Erie or dropped bodies over cities, provoking sharp commentary on the flying machines.
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Chicago
Chicago Dispatch
Tom Fool
Philadelphia and
Baltimore Aerial Navigation Company
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Fall River
Lion Escape Ends in Farmer Fatality and Calf Loss
A fully grown African lion escaped from a circus between New Brunswick and Bound Brook New Jersey last night and was shot and killed by farmer Edward Wadel early today after a night-long chase by keepers. The beast injured a camel and caused two cows and a calf to be killed during the escape.
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Boundbrook
Edward Wadel
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