Cheyenne Club Debates Home Industry Growth and Payroll
The Greater Cheyenne Club discussed buying at home to boost local manufacturing and wholesale firms. The report shows 19 manufacturers and 11 wholesalers with combined payroll near $200,000, employing 245 and supporting 563 people, and notes room for 25 percent growth with stronger local support.
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Italians raise hats as Morgan cortege passes Rome
April 2 in Rome the Morgan funeral procession drew vast crowds as J Norgan’s body was readied for transport to Havre then New York aboard the France. Condolence messages from the German emperor were received by Mrs Morgan. The hearse was followed by carriages carrying Herbert Latorev American Ambassador O Brien embassy staff and friends. Municipal guards escorted the solemn cortege through streets lined with cheering onlookers.
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J. Norgan
Havre
United States
France
New York
de- Po
Herbert
Lat‘orev
Thos, O'Brien
Municpal
Mrs. Pankhurst Pleads Not Guilty in Lloyd George Case
In London on April 2 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst pleaded not guilty to inciting destruction of Lloyd George’s country house. She objected to police records of her speeches as grossly inaccurate ignorant and ungrammatical.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Lloyd George
Baggageman Burned as Trunk Bursts in Chicago
Chicago April 2 George Kelley 22 a baggage man for Illinois Central was severely burned today when a tank filled with explosives exploded in the baggage room. Samuel Salvatore 20 is said to have been arrested when he called to claim the trunk. Police deny knowledge but say they have the man at an outlying station.
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Chicago
George Kelley
Illinois Central Railroad
Samuel Salvatore
Flood debris toll climbs to eighty in Columbus
The Columbus morgue records show 80 bodies recovered on the west side from Scioto flood debris. Officials estimate a total of at least 125 bodies likely to be recovered as the disaster response continues.
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Columbus
Ohio
Scioto River
Mrs McSweeney Called By Death
Mrs Elizabeth McSweeney widow of Eugene McSweeney died at her daughter’s home 1022 Ferguson Street Cheyenne aged 82. Survived by ten children including Mrs J O Keefe and Mrs J O Leary of Cheyenne Mrs J B Benton of Anaconda and Mya K A Hyndman of Butte. Also two granddaughters present. Born in County Cork Ireland 1831 came to US 1883 to Cheyenne 1888. Funeral from the cathedral with details pending. estranged California relatives reported.
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Eugene McSweeney
Jerry O'Keefe
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Mya
K. A. Hyndman
Butte
Julia O'Connor
Eugene
Thomas
California
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Edward
Montana
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Harold England
Mrs. McSweeney
County Cork
Ireland
United States
Cheyenne
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Osborne Likely to Become First Assistant Secretary of State
The Leader reports strong indication that John B. Osborne of Wyoming may accept the post vacated by Huntington Wilson as assistant secretary of state with Secretary Bryan urging his candidacy. Osborne’s decision is awaited. friends say he is well qualified and would be the highest officeholder from Wyoming.
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Licely
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Two Killed in Head-On Wreck Near Sheridan
Two people died and several were injured after a head-on collision of Bayliogion passenger trains near Wakely five miles east of Sheridan Wyoming on April 2. Victims named include Walter Taylor and Adame Hixprod with multiple injured aboard both trains.
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Wakely
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Adame Hixprod
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Tacoma
G A. Wart
Burlington
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W. J. Stine
Steve Boppus
Monarch
F. Robinson
Denver
Sam Roesentrater
New York
J. CG. Haggi
Walla Walla
J. L. Vaylor
Owensboro
Db. Cox
Hampton
Maginver Miller
Addicks Almost Jailed Over Bond in New York Case
Former Delaware politician J Edward Addicks narrowly avoided a night in Ludlow Street jail after Sheriff Marburger delayed closing to accept a $2,000 cash bond for his release. Process servers pursued him for four months in a suit by Hiram M Burton of Boston, seeking a $20,000 judgment. Addicks appeared before Judge Newburger in supreme court. he claimed counsel was unnecessary in the case and faced potential arrest without a bond.
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Hiram MM. Burton
Hoxton
Burton
Bay State
Weat
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Jule
Newburger
Supreme Court
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Pennsylvania Ratifies Amendment for Direct U S Senate Election
Pennsylvania legislators approve the amendment to the federal constitution establishing direct statewide election of U S senators. The move marks one of the final steps needed for ratification.
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Penbeylvania
Federe
United States
Weather brief from Wyoming reports late snow and clearing skies
A brief notice from Was Seenuton Wyoming dated April 4 notes snow followed by clearing conditions and a forecast of fair weather. The report emphasizes a transition from snow to clearer skies on Thursday.
Warships gather as Entente seeks victory in Balkans
London reports Allied fleets off the Adriatic coast as powers converge to force gains in Albania. Servia resists withdrawal from Scutari and prepares to occupy Durazzo, while Montenegrin sacrifices enable a breakthrough at Tarabosh. Casualties mount as trenches fall after a brutal assault with 200 bomb throwers killed.
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London
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Tarbosch
Scutari
Warahisis
Antivarl
Antivari
Dubigny
Servia
Durazzo
Moosers Plan to Carry Out Party Pledges
Progressive party leaders announce plans to push a broad reform agenda in the sixty third congress. Proposals include a nonpartisan tariff commission, initiative and referendum, inheritance and income taxes, child labor prohibition, a minimum wage for women, currency reform, and various efficiency and conservation measures.
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Kansas
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Agricultural College
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Panama Canal
Flooding Hits Paducah Wholesale District
Flood waters inundate the first floors of wholesale houses and many retail stores in Paducah Kentucky as the river climbs about a foot and a half. The city braces with relief plans for 10,000 shelterees and four feet of water forecast in parts, leaving only five blocks dry.
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Paducah
Raw Wool Free List Debate in Congress and Tariff Plans
Washington April 2. Removal of the tariff from raw wool is debated between President Wilson and the house ways and means committee. Democrats push free wool after two years of effort, replacing a 15 percent duty. Wilson weighs sugar free status and income tax structure as he nears a stance before the caucus. The plan, with senate reception uncertain, favors a single bill approach.
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