Doctors in Army Command Two Surgeons Rise in Rank
Major General Wood and Major General Ainsworth, both surgeons, have been placed in command of the army following rapid promotions. They are noted as longtime allies with strong political connections, born in New Hampshire and Vermont respectively, and both entered service as civilians.
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Leonard Wood
Governor's, A
New Yorks
United States Army
Fred Crayton
Ainsworth
Army
Wool
Aineworthy
Wood
Kengrat
Washington
Tose
Che Tine
General Wood
Massachusetts
Alneworth
Vermont
Genere Alngsworth
Wood- Vi
University of New York
Lsta
Pepe Sisie
Epartment
Frank H. Hitchcock
Bunker Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Winchester
N. H
Harvard Model School
Condit-Smith
Justice Field
Supreme Court
Relentig Belles
Chiat
Atalt
Mrs Hattie Canada Died After Blood Loss
Mrs Hattie Canada died yesterday at her home in Park Hill after a blood loss. She was 20 years old and survived by husband Fide ward 1 Clyadea two children aged two and three weeks, five brothers and two sisters. Funeral at 10 oclock this morning at the Went Bhat chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie
Canada
Hattie Capade
Fideward
Clyadea
Colorado
Southern
Tralnmaile
Park
Devease
Aire
T. F. Oolloway
Cheyenne
Spanish Mob Tries to Lynch Aviators in Durango Mayhem
A 30 000 strong mob in Durango Spain attacked to lynch two foreign aviators Mons Prevot and Mr Giles after exhibitions were canceled due to high wind. Police protected the flyers as the crowd burned planes and sheds causing about 12000 dollars in damage. A sergeant was wounded along with others during clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Spain
Mons
Prevot
Giles
Gibbs
Chicago Porters Move Into Apartments
Chicago reports a housing shift as families abandon traditional homes for boarding houses and new flats in search of affordable comfort. Displaced urban dwellers retreat to the countryside while storage and van firms note a four year high in goods stored, driven by rising living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peortle
New Confessions Tie Men to Ninojs Central Rail Robbery
Chicago April 26 A new round of confessions links high ranking Ninojs Central railroad personnel to a vast fraud described as a conspiracy to loot between four and five million dollars. Investigators say the admissions name officials and car repair company leaders, with another resignation anticipated soon.
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Lylc
Chicago
Ninojs Central Railroad
Mumeber
J. T. Harahan
Hlindis Central
Supreme Court Admits New Bar Members in Session
At this week's Supreme Court meeting, orders admitted Joseph Fr Sullivan, Chamies L. Brome, Stanbury, Reynolds, Hyde, Gogerty, Kinkead, and Oy to the bar. Hudson Coal Co. case represented before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Joseph FR. Sullivan
Latemie
Chamies L. Brome
Ham M. Stanbury
Macanipeant
Marshall
Argumenia
Hudson Coal Company J. Haug
Notice of Tax Sale in Cheyenne Wyoming 1910
The State of Wyoming County of Laramie City of Cheyenne provides notice that on Wednesday May 18 1910 the tax sale of delinquent and unpaid city taxes for 1909 will be held at the Cheyenne Court House from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The sale will continue daily until all delinquent properties are sold All real estate in Cheyenne affected by unpaid 1909 city taxes will be offered for sale under city ordinances and Wyoming law Descriptions will follow The properties are in Cheyenne and the surrounding county area with taxes penalties and costs due. sale conducted per city ordinances and state law.
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State OF
Wyoming
Laramie
Cheyenne
Tate
Ronl
Paine
Adama
I. D
Allison
Robert
Alway
Amburgh
Ida
Ashley
Central Addition
Berger
Fred Cm
Bennett
Blix
Chas. T
Brooks
J. B
Broomfield
Bryant Alice Cornelius
Huenger
Monica
de la Grange
C. A
Demese Delmargem
Boll
Oz Draper
Bete
Sal Evans
Fish
Edna
Aie Wesnatt
Gillespie
Mary McEvoy
Seers
Gray
M. I
Grimes
Mary Pwee Wee Ewer Eienee
Graham
Ina
Tid Hansen
Harter
Josephine
Hermanson
Pesse Ewes
Asee
Hamnel
H. H. Seeeee Feees
Idelman
Samuel Pene
Idelman Bros. Co
Irwin
Frank
Kemp
Lackey
John
Lucas
Charles
McAdams
McClurg
A.C
T. B. ‘Smith
Eels
McConnell
James
McSweeney
McNulty
Merril
Samuel
Merrill
Milan
Margaret
Miller
C. M
Moonlight
Nelife
Nickerson
Mary
Cveeein
Orene
Bat Nolan
Eanes M
O'Connor
Michael
Paulua Rosalie
Peckham
Busan
Perkins
John D
Ek Wala
Tas
Peterson
Fred
Eee
Reese
Ive Seuss
Alates
Ali
Pred
Eae
Reger
Ide Price
Job W
Psa
Ss Corea Eer
Restivio
Rhoades
Robbins
W. A
Terete
Sears
Blanche
Smith
John Dee
Strom
Stein
Chas
Bwayne
Echo
Thompson
Tracy
Tucker
Mary Jaze Seeeaew Sree Sr
Underwood
A. A
Arene Ya Ty
Voss
Walter
Wilcox
Wiliams
Park
Brownbow
Wmigh
Baker
Pmma AL
Eed Hee
Paae-Ka Be
Olly
Thought Himself a Murderer Seventeen Years After Crime
Oliver McKinsey, once of Pittsburg, believed himself a murderer for seven years. St Louis police report he confessed to killing a man in a Pittsburg saloon on August 31, 1906, fled, and left the victim for dead. The man survived and McKinley roamed the country until capture.
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Pittsburg
Oliver McKinsey
St. Louis
McKinley
George Geltzhelzer
Royal Packing House
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Capitol
Harry P. Hynds
Bashball
Jamies
Nation
Ndhina
Medical Department
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Wood Sinting
Sherman Ce
Himseley
Te. T
Tarry
Bee Building
Omeha
Nebraska
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