Water system in fine shape Cheyenne water praised
A city inspection of Cheyenne water sources to mains praised purity and lack of odor. The committee, led by Mayor Gill, visited Round Top Crystal Lake Granite Springs and Crow creeks, noting clear water, minimal sediment, and extensive storage with strong elevation drop to the city. The group toured reservoirs, screens, and a submerged cut off wall, concluding the trip with a dinner and awaiting a formal report.
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Gill
Laramie
Ralph Goodrich
R. N. la Fontains
Crouser
Round Top
Crystal Lake
Granite Springs
South Crow Creek
North Crok Creek
Brush Creek
North Crow
Canon
Cheyenne
Thomas flays Supreme Court over trust ruling
Senator Thomas condemned the Supreme Court for an anti trust decision he said usurps legislative power and risks a judicial form of government. He urged restoring the Sherman Act by removing phrases added by the court and warned of unchecked interposition by judges.
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Washington
Thomas
Senate
Colorado
Supreme Court
Standard Ofl
Congress
Lt Congress
Ite
China Recognition Delayed by Chinese Assembly Inaction
Washington report says nearly three weeks have passed since President Wilson signaled recognition of China, but American Charge Williams at Peking cannot implement the act due to China's assembly failing to organize and elect officers and set a permanent president and executive officers.
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Washington
Wilson
China
Williams
Peking
Oil magnate Pierce converts shares amid loss claim
Trenry Clay Pierce of the Water Pierce Oil Company converted 15,000 Nashville Terminal shares held as loan security in a St Louis bank and said he was a victim of misplaced confidence, estimating the loss at 5.4 million dollars.
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Louis
Trenry Clay Pierce
Pierce Oil Company
Nashville Terminal Company
St. Lowie Bank
Enemies Hold Large Part of Mexico in Huerta Collapse
Edward Ben reports that Huerta’s opponents govern about 384 790 square miles. Carranza, proclaimed provisional president, leads the Constitutionalists from Washington. Maytorena controls Sonora and Sinaloa. Yaqui aid. Rail lines, telegraph wires, and north–south routes are disrupted as revolts spread across major regions.
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Edward Ben
Huerta
Mexico
Venustiano Carranza
Coahuila
Madero
Iberta
Washington, D. C
Maytorena
Sonora
Sinaloa
Hermosillo
Carranza
Monterey
Monclova
Fagle Pass
Torreon
Chiuhahua City
Jimenez
Chihuahua City
Ciudad Juarez
el Paso
Southern Pacific Railway of Mexico
Arizona
Tepic
Southern
National Railways of Mexico
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Houerta
Line Up of Opposing Forces in Mexico
Population figures show contrasting military and civilian forces labeled by unclear codes WHO 710 and 890 090 and a 15 000 000 total, with 7H6 500 cited. The fragment references opposing camps within Mexico, but lacks coherent context or dates.
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Mexico
Wrecked Mine Yields 33 More Bodies After Explosion
Rescue teams at the Cincinnati mine of Pittsburg Coal Co. recovered 33 more bodies from the wreckage, bringing the total known dead to at least 18 and raising missing names by ten. Officials have not released a final death toll as mine damage includes collapsed entries and a failed drainage system.
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Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Pittsburg Coal Company
Monongahela City
Bureau of Mines
Hopedale clash ends in fatal shooting at Draper plant
In Hopedale Massachusetts an unidentified striker was shot and killed during a clash between police and pickets at the Draper textile plant. The incident occurred amid a strike atmosphere and involved labor tensions at the factory site.
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Hopedale
Mass
Tyin
Draper Company
Lowe
Territory and Population Controlled By President Huerta and Enemies
A partial map-like account divides Mexico into zones under Huerta and opposing forces. Carranza controls northern and border states with notable towns. Maytorena and Maytorena-sympathetic forces hold areas in the west and south. Zapata and Zapatista-affiliates control portions of Morelos Guerrero Oaxaca Mexico Michoacan, with varying population totals and geographic reach.
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Huerta
Jeaders
Zapata
Yalearda
Morelos
Uerrero
Zalgado
Pueblo
Oaxaca
Mexico
Michoacan
Zalgada
Yucatan
Squiles
Puebla
Hidalgo
Ekerae
Tlaxcala
Vera Cruz
San Luis Potos
Queretaro
Zacatecas
Federal District Aguas Calienttes
Colima Oecee
Guanajuta
Jalisco
Lower
Calif
Campeche
Suffragettes Foiled in Bank Bomb Attempt
In Cardiff Wales on April 25 a bomb marked Votes for women was found burning on Lloyd's Bank doorstep and was seized by a quick police extinguish. In New York on the same date a planned march of 30 000 suffragists along Fifth Avenue was announced led by Mrs Richard Coke Burleson with veterans and officials marching in formation.
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Cardiff
Walesa
Lloyd's Bank
New York
Fifth Avenue
Tve
Richard Coke Burleson
National Women's Suffrage
Pilarime
Washington
Rosalie Jones
Mra
Antoinette Brows Bisckwell
Eva Booth Overworked as Campaign Strain Hits
April 25 report from near Bowton describes Eva Booth in ill health with bronchitis and a cold after overextending herself while planning a whirlwind campaign. Booth, overworked by organizing memorials for General William Booth, says the effort has taken a toll.
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Mine Booth
Literary Club Fails to Agree on Water Filter Plan
The Young Men's Literary era of Cheyenne held a large open session with invited guests as members debated train plans for a joint meeting in Laramie. Dr Straeder presided. A Kelley spoke on reservoirs and water supply, arguing a filter unnecessary, while Wyman and Johnson questioned contamination from railroads, campers, and ground sources amid typhoid concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Laramie
Monthons
Straeder
Lopes
A. Dy. Kelley
Kelley
Gheyenne
Tr. Wyman
Mr. Kelley
Milter
Walter
Union Pacific Railroad
Cheyenne High School athletes shine at inter-cline meet
The Cheyenne team dominated the annual inter-cline meet with sophomores winning 34 points and Kerrigan leading individual scoring. Clowery and Fowler starred in sprints and field events as 1913 class fortunes shifted amid cold winds and strong finishes.
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Cheyenne
Fee
Joln
Jones
Nev
Kerrigan
Dell
Clowery
Fowler
Hell
Powler
Dame Fortune
Henry Clowery
Acconda
Bell
Powsler
Uowary
Firet
Smith
Thomas
Covard daeh—Bell
Huseck
Nell
Marka
Snow
Neo
Firets Snow
Tima
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Castranza
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