Cheyenne Club Studies Home Industry Payroll and Growth
The Greater Cheyenne Club discussed local manufacturing and wholesale payrolls, noting 19 manufacturers and 11 wholesalers in Cheyenne. They reported an annual payroll near $198,820, with 245 workers supporting 563 people, and urged stronger local support to boost employment and growth toward 25,000 residents by 1915.
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Greater Cheyenne
Greater Cheyenne Club
Verry
Cheyenne
Ment
Wee
Italians Salute Morgan Cortege in Rome Funeral
In Rome on April 2 mourners honor J Morgan as his body is loaded for Havre and return to the United States aboard a likely France. Messages of condolence from the German emperor reach Mrs Morgan while the procession honors the late figure with a simple hearse and escort.
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Rome
J. Norgan
Havre
United States
France
New York
de- Po
Herbert
Lat‘orev
Thos, O'Brien
Municpal
Mrs Pankhurst Pleads Not Guilty Over Lloyd George House
London April 2 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst pleads not guilty to inciting destruction of Lloyd George country house. She objects to police record introductions 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 Kelly 22 a baggage man for the Illinois Central railroad 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 came to claim the trunk. Police deny knowledge of the affair but say he is locked up at an outlying station.
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Chicago
George Kelley
Illinois Central Railroad
Samuel Salvatore
Eighty Bodies Recovered After Scioto Floods
In Columbus Ohio the west side debris from the Scioto river floods yielded 80 bodies by nightfall per official morgue records. The coroner estimates at least 125 more bodies may be recovered from the disaster area.
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Columbus
Ohio
Scioto River
Mrs McSweeney Called By Death in Cheyenne
Mrs Elizabeth McSweeney widow of Eugene McSweeney died at age 82 at the home of daughter Mrs Jerry O Keefe in Cheyenne. Survived by ten children including Mrs J O Keefe Mrs J O Leary Mrs J B Benton and Mrs K A Hyndman. Birth in County Cork 1831 she came to the U S in 1883 and Cheyenne in 1888. Funeral at the cathedral with arrangements pending as sons in California reply.
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Elizabeth McSweeney
Eugene McSweeney
Jerry O'Keefe
Ferguson Street
Mra. J. O'Keefe
J. O'Leary
Mra. J. B. Benton
Anaconda
Mya
K. A. Hyndman
Butte
Julia O'Connor
Eugene
Thomas
California
Norgan
Edward
Montana
Mra
John Ulrich
Harold England
Mrs. McSweeney
County Cork
Ireland
United States
Cheyenne
Altar and Rosary Society
Californi
O'Keefe
Osborne Expected to Succeed Wilson as Assistant Secretary of State
Wyoming Governor John B Osborne may accept the post vacated by Huntington Wilson as assistant secretary of state. The Leader reports decisive favorable sentiment from Washington and shows Osborne’s readiness to serve if offered the position. His leadership is seen as elevating Wyoming’s profile in federal affairs.
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J. E. Osborne
Wilson
Bryan
Washington
Mon. John. Osborne
Wyoming
Governor Osborne
Osborne
Licely
Huntington Wilson
State of
Joan &. Osborne
John B. Osborne
Two Killed in Head on Wreck Near Sheridan
Two were killed and several injured when two Bayliogion passenger trains collided head on at Wakely five miles east of Sheridan Wyoming. Victims include Walter Taylor and Adame Hixprod. Injured survivors listed include G A Wart Gus Holdes and others. one eastbound car telescoped in the crash.
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Sheridan
Wyo
Bayliogion
Wakely
Walter Taylor
Adame Hixprod
Moberry
Tacoma
G A. Wart
Burlington
Gus Holdes
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 narrowly avoids jail over bond in New York case
Former Delaware politician J Edward Addicks was saved from Ludlow Street jail after Sheriff Marburger allowed a $2 000 bond. Process servers had sought papers in a 20 000 default judgment by Hiram M Burton of Hoxton with ongoing attempts to locate Addicks in supplementary proceedings.
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New York
J. Edward Addicks
Delaware
Ludlow Street
Marburger
Addicks
Aeither
Hiram MM. Burton
Hoxton
Burton
Bay State
Weat
Sivent
Addickk
Jule
Newburger
Supreme Court
Judement
Pennsylvania Ratifies Direct Election Amendment
A fragmented notice reports that Pennsylvania ratified the amendment to the federal constitution, moving toward direct election of United States senators. The brief item notes the legislative action and implies broader momentum for the measure.
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Hamrisburg
Penbeylvania
Federe
United States
Weather blur brief from Seuton Apr 4
A snowy day in Wyoming grounds activity with a clearing trend expected later. No major incidents reported. conditions reported as unsettled with lingering snow.
Warships Gather as Powers Move on Albania Crisis
London reports allied fleets mass off the coast while Montenegrin victory at Tarabosh opens path to Scutari. Servia refuses to withdraw from Scutari, plans to occupy Durazzo, and Albian violence by Servian and Montenegrin troops alarms European capitals.
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London
Monttenegring
Tarbosch
Scutari
Warahisis
Antivarl
Antivari
Dubigny
Servia
Durazzo
Albania
Moosers Plan to Carry Out Party Pledges
Progressive party measures to enact the thirty two pledges in the national platform will be introduced in the sixty third congress by Representative Murdock of Kansas and Senator Poin dexter of Washington. The program includes a non partisan scientific tariff commission initiative referendum recall a national inheritance and income tax river improvements merit system for postmasters marshals and internal revenue collectors presidential primaries lobbyist registration an industrial commission to supervise interstate corporations agricultural credit and extension efforts merit of constitutional change and a broad array of reforms including child labor prohibition and a minimum wage for women. The plan also covers currency national resource conservation good roads homestead disposition of Algerian lands free Panama Canal use repeal of the Canadian reciprocity act and new appropriation methods.
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Washington
Progressive Party
Murdock
Kansas
Poindextex
Mastesippi
Industrial Commission
Agricultural Credity
Agricultural College
House Progressives
Panama Canal
Flooded First Floor Businesses Hit Paducah
Floodwaters reach first floors in wholesale houses and many retail stores in Paducah Kentucky as the river climbs about a foot and a half. Forecasts indicate only five blocks may remain unflooded with emergency shelters prepared for up to 10 000 people.
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Paducah
Raw Wool Free List Faces Senate Review
Washington April 2. tariff revisions center on raw wool and sugar. House ways and means backs free wool, replacing a 15 percent duty. Senate reception uncertain. President Wilson weighs whether sugars should be free or protected and if the revision schedule should be billed as a single bill or by parts. The White House signals a decisive stand soon.
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Washington
Wilson
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Smith and Stone
House Committee On
Congress
White House
Ways and Means
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George Banta
J. J. Howell
Mr. Robertson
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State Line
Weld
Morgan Cortege
Fort Wayne
Wen and Boys of
Joseph Boulevard
Mrs. Pankhurst
John E. Osborne
Cettinje
Tarabosch Fort
Scutria
Monttenegrins
Montenegro
Lus
Tiler
Martinovich
Moosers
Omana
Omaha
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