Action on Ty water filter bids delayed by city council
At a city council meeting the committee that studied filter plants submitted a lengthy report. Bids from Roberts Filter Manufacturing of Philadelphia and New York Continental Jewel Filtration were $63,670 and $75,335, but likely rejected as only $60,000 was appropriated. Other items included tax assessor matters, bank depositories, and a water main tapping bond controversy.
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Goodrich
Ann Arbor
New York
Pittsburg
Mich
Schilling
Ily
Founr
Shelds
Filer
New York Continental Jewel Filtration Company
Roberts Filter Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Weer
Gill
Hills
Redpath-Horner Chautauqua Planned for Cheyenne Again
Cheyenne prepares to host the Redpath-Horner chautauqua with Miss Carrie H Watson advancing arrangements. The series promises high quality talent costing season-ticket holders about 16 cents per admission, with 700 tickets already subscribed and Rev. L C Hills sought to manage the event again.
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Carrie H. Watson
Miss Watson
Horner
Cheyenne
L. C. Hills
Watson
Watson Says Her Company Has Been Well Satisfied With Mr. Hills
Hills
Redpath-Hornrr Company
May Recognize the Chinese Republic
Washington reports the cabinet discussed recognizing the Chinese republic and the Philippine question. The president and advisers favored early recognition with the United States likely first to act. Joseph F. Davies of Wisconsin was proposed as governor general of the Philippines.
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Washington
United States
Joseph F. Davies
Wisconsin
China
Chinese Republic
Tai
Taft Receives Warm Yale Welcome On Alma Mater Visit
In Haven on April 1 Taft was greeted by Yale students and a band as he arrived for a return to his alma mater. Captain Spaulding and the Bulldog cheer led a campus procession. Taft spoke from Memorial Hall about resuming public service and aiding young men as part of a renewed Yale connection. The crowd and athletic team helped accompany the Taft party to campus.
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Haven
Yale
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
I'Lee
Washington
Spaulding
Memorial Hall
United States
Hadley
Dwight College
Rome
Pierpont Morgan
United Statioe
Bryan
America
Naples
J. Pierpont Markin
Open Door Policy Shift Ends Taft Dollar Diplomacy
The article traces U S policy toward China under Taft and Wilson, noting Wilson disavowed dollar diplomacy and refused to press bankers to fund the six power loan to China. It cites Stanting ton Wilson's resignation and supports open door principles with noncoercive aid.
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China
Taft
Nicaragua
Chinese Republic
Wilson
Knox
Stantington Wilson
Springfield Republican
Uncle Sam
New York
United States
England
France
Germany
Japan
Russia
J. P. Morgan and Company
Kuhn, Loeb and Company
First National Bank
National City Bank of New York
Frank Gotch Retains World Wrestling Title
Kansas City April 1 Frank Gotch defeated George Lurich of Russia in two straight falls to retain the world wrestling championship. He won the first fall in 18 minutes 10 seconds and the second in 15 minutes 35 seconds.
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Kansas City
Frank Gotch
World Tonight
George Lurich
Mussia
Cheyenne Mayors Call For Tobacco Sale Prohibition To Minors
Mayor D W Gill asks Cheyenne City Council to pass an ordinance banning tobacco sales to minors after a citizen delegation cited student smoking and teacher concerns. The council took no action at last night’s meeting. The mayor also notes a state tax law opinion on city property assessments.
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Cheyenne
Gill
Wyo
Mibors
State Tax Commissioner
D. W. Gill
Wilson Confers With Underwood on Tariff Revisions
President Wilson met with Underwood and discussed key tariff issues including sugar, wool, and cultural schedules. He plans further talks with Simmons and other leaders to decide between one general tariff bill or separate schedules.
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Washington
Wilson
Underwood
Senator Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Hedfield
Department of Commerc
Levee Breach Near Cairo Impacts Drainage District
A levee in the drainage district north of Cairo collapsed at 6 45 AM today. The breach did not affect Cairo proper or the levee separating the city from the drainage district.
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Cairo
le Julacl
Morgan Art Collection May Go To New York City
Rome reports outline funeral plans for Pierpont Morgan and note a possible transfer of his art collection to New York City. Estimates place the fortune between 75 million and 200 million with charitable bequests anticipated and the Metropolitan Museum of Art eyed for display.
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Morgan Art
New York City
New York
I. P. Morgan
Financial
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
J. P. Morgan
Rome
Cirter
Egypt
City of New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Yale
Harvard
Mr. Moreens
Cedar Mil Cemetery
New Hampshire
Albert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Bosons Aespcntes
Mr. Gary
Alwawa
Express Companies Hard Hit By Parcel Post
Express firms warn the parcel post cuts will slash revenue. Counsel for the Atlantic, American, United States, Southern and Wells Fargo say small parcel business would fall about 25 percent and overall revenue would drop sharply. They argue proposed rates would not cover costs and threaten company viability.
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Parcel Post
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colnsel
Walker D. Hines
Atlan
American
United
Southern
Well Fargo
Divorcee Jutta Gerhart dies after crisis in St Louis
Mrs Jutta Gerhart the ex wife of Charles B Gerhart and sister in law to Frank H Gerhart progressive mayoral candidate died this afternoon at Mra Adeling Cox home after taking poisoning potion following a period of brooding. She had been divorced last November and had claimed alimony of 4100 dollars yearly.
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ST. Louis
Mirn
Jutta McFarlane Gerhart
Charles B. Gerhart
Frank H Gerhart
St Louis
Mra
Negra
St. Paul
Turks Accept Powers Terms and Warships at Sea
The Turkish government unreservedly accepted the peace terms proposed by the European powers and will begin demarcation from Enos to Midia with the frontier to the west allotted to the allies. Albania’s fate and Crete indemnity are to be settled by the powers. A Vienna dispatch notes Montenegro king possible abdication rumors. Medical aid for Belgrade will be sent from Berlin with American doctors and students.
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Constantinople
Foreign Office
Enos
Midia
Albania
Aexoun Islands
Turkey
Crete
Berlin
Amritt
Belgrade
Servia
United States
John E. Jackson
Beryl
Edward Avery Newton
Menneylvania
BRA Oilorest
Jamestown
Texas
Malta Aptloy Frttieh armored cruiser Defepee ordered for naval demonstration
An armored cruiser named Defepee is ordered to be ready for a demonstration by Austria and Open Dultain off the Monte Albanian coast. The document outlines the expected timing and purpose of the naval display.
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Malta
Austria
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