Doctors in Army Control Major General Wood and Ainsworth
Army high command places two civilian doctors in top roles with Major General Leonard Wood and Major General Fred Crayton Ainsworth leading as the new chiefs. Their rapid ascent, political ties, and social prominence in Washington reflect the era’s military and civilian power intertwining.
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Medical Department
Hank, Ainsworth
Leonard Wood
Governor's, A
New Yorks
United States Army
Fred Crayton
Ainsworth
Army
Wool
Aineworthy
Kengrat
Washington
Tose
Che Tine
General Wood
Massachusetts
Alneworth
Vermont
Genere Alngsworth
Wood- Vi
University of New York
Lsta
Pepe Sisie
Epartment
Hattie Canada Dies After Blood Loss At Home
Mrs Hattie Canada died yesterday morning at her Park Ave home from blood loss after an illness of three weeks. She was 20 years old, wife of Fide ward 1 Clyadea, Colorado & Southern railroad mail employee, survived by husband two children aged two years and three weeks, five brothers and two sisters including Aire T Followay of Cheyenne. Funeral set for 10 o’clock this morning at the chapel on Went Bath Street.
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Hattie
Canada
Hattie Capade
Fideward
Clyadea
Colorado
Southern
Tralnmaile
Park
Devease
Aire
T. F. Oolloway
Cheyenne
Spanish mob attempts lynching of aviators in Durango
In Durango on April 26 a 30,000 strong mob attacked a field where two foreign aviators Mons Prevot and Mr Giles planned exhibitions. Police blocked the lynching as wind and crowd fury sparked fires destroying aeroplanes and sheds valued at about 12000 dollars. A sergeant and others were wounded by stones as officers repelled the mob.
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Durango
Spain
Mons
Prevot
Giles
Gibbs
Chicago Portage: Families Move into Apartments
Chicago officials report city housing strain as families abandon traditional homes for boarding houses and newly found flats. Rising living costs push many urban residents to store or relocate household goods, with more items in storage than in four years.
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Chicago
Peortle
Big Men Implicated In Ninojs Central Railroad Conspiracy
Chicago reports two new confessions add to three already in the hands of President J. T. Harahan as detectives pursue an alleged conspiracy to loot the Ninojs Central railroad of between four and five million dollars. The admissions implicate Hlindis Central holding key positions, with involvement claimed by prominent railroad officials and repair company leaders. A resignation is anticipated soon as the probe widens.
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Frank H. Hitchcock
Bunker Hill
General Wood
Theodore Roosevelt
Wood
Winchester
N. H
Harvard Model School
Ainsworth
Condit-Smith
Justice Field
Supreme Court
Relentig Belles
Washington
Chiat
Atalt
Lylc
Chicago
Ninojs Central Railroad
Mumeber
J. T. Harahan
Hlindis Central
Supreme Court Admits New Bar Members
At this week’s Supreme Court meeting orders were entered admitting Joseph F. Sullivan Charles L. Brome Ham M. Stanbury Marshall Reynolds Thomas Hyde David Go gerty W Kinkead representing plaintiff and M Oy representing him before the court in the Hudson Coal Company case J Haug The court will advise.
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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
Notice to be held May 18 at the Cheyenne Court House for delinquent taxes on real estate in Cheyenne. All lands taxed for 1909 unpaid will be sold. Sale runs 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and may adjourn daily. Real estate described as located in Cheyenne city and county of Laramie.
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State OF
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Laramie
Cheyenne
Tate
Ronl
Paine
Thought Himselvely Wanted for Murder Seven Years
Oliver McKinsey, once of Pittsburg, long imagined himself a murderer. St Louis police arrest him and he reports confessing to a woman of killing in Pittsburg. In August 31 190? he stabbed a man in a saloon, fled, but victim George Geltzhelzer survived. McKinley roamed the country, search long since dropped.
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Pittsburg
Oliver McKinsey
St. Louis
McKinley
George Geltzhelzer
Royal Packing House
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