Bryan Delivers State Rights View on Alien Land Laws
In Sacramento Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan says California may ban Orientals from land but warns such a move conflicts with national policy. He proposes alternatives including delaying action for a treaty with Japan, or creating a six year land holding limit for aliens, with others deemed unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
California
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Johnson
Wallace
Bryan
State Department
Japan
Illinois
District of Columbia
Jaw Bone Gulch Mine Prospect Near Cheyenne
A guest writer tours the Ferguson copper mines in Jaw Bone Gulch 25 miles west north of Cheyenne. The trip climbs a steep canyon to a green park site above the works, where copper ore specimens are found and the Globe Copper Mining company flagges a $200000 valuation. Production halted by stockholder disputes. ore must be hauled six miles to Silver Crown station. The reporter hints at further prospecting tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Laramie
Foot
Rocky
Globe Copper Mining Company
Sliver Crown
Colorado and Southern
Silver Crown
Jquet
Millionaire Bixby Missing as Grand Jury Probe Continues
Los Angeles reports George H. Bixby a wealthy witness in the white slavery grand jury investigation remains missing. His son and attorney say he will appear before the jury on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
George H. Bixby
Frontier Day Attractions Return to Original Cheyenne Style
The Frontier Day committee will host a Cheyenne style show open to the world and run by no single contractor. August 13 to 16 are set, with prizes for the worst horses and plans to hire bookers as needed. Geo Banta leads advertising as prep work and promotion expand to attract visitors including visiting Knights Templar in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knighte Templar
Denver
Geo
Nome
Sunday School Workers Hear Good Reports
The Laramie County Sunday school convention convened in Pine Bluff with President Mrs. Fenwick and state secretary P. A. Shope presiding. Committees were named. nominations followed, electing officers for the year including Rev. Mrs. Fenwick as president and C. E. Carlstrom as welcome speaker. The Saturday evening program featured readings, prayers, and temperance remarks, while Sunday morning opened with sunrise services and a union Sunday school session attendance reported at 104 with $3.90 collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluyf, Wyo
Laramie County
Mra. M. Fenwick
Burns
P. A. Shope
Wheatland
Muzsle
A. L. Putman
Cheyenne
Putman
W. H. Barnett
Stanfield
Mr. Dougherty
Lee
Hinkley
Thompson
Bainton
Pusey
Retess
Fenwick
Puris
George 8. Banta
O. C. Stanfield
E. C. Bellows
Pine Bluff
Cheyenne and Vicinity
D. R. Kinport
Golden Prairie and Vicinity
J. C. Kink
Burns and Schools
W. O. Miller
Pine Bluff and Vicinity
C. E. Carlstrum
W. T. Dumm
Ruth Long
Carpenter
George van Winkle
Ophelia Pusey
Temperance
Far
Batlimian
Delates
Batey
Church of Pine Bluff
C. E. Carlstrom
Sunday School of
John Tyler
Tey
HH. Lee
Nell Morgan
Union Sunday School
Tyler
Barnton
Denver
Mins Plumb
Prince of Reporters Martin Green Receives Unusual Honor
Martin Green a famed New York newspaper man is honored with a banner and a Delmonico dinner. For 23 years he has reported and rewritten for the Evening World and covered politics from many figures to stories. Attendees will include national figures who praise his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Green
Prince of Reporters
United States
New York
Delmonico’s
Green
Evening World
Brooklyn Hagle
Jersey City
Greater
Commission
States
Hodges
Kansas
New York Evening Post
Eleiven
Lt Commission
Cerberus
Naneas
C Olier
St. Coliera
Philadelphia Record
Hommelwas
Spread of the Commission Idea Across Cities and States
The commission plan, hailed as highly democratic in initiative yet centralized in operation, gains traction in Jersey City and beyond. Editors note this “efficiency idea” spreading to municipalities and even states, with mixed votes in New Jersey and interest from President Wilson and major papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Jersey City
Hudson
New York
New Jersey
Newark
Wilson
New York Evening Post
Dea Molnons
Galveston
New York Journal of Commerce
Wall Street Journal
Alleged confidence man Ryan to stand trial in Wyoming
James Ryan, identified as C. T. Crane, is ordered returned to Illinois after a Wyoming court denied habeas corpus and set bond at 20,000 dollars. He faces extradition and an imminent supreme court appeal as prosecutors allege he ran a wide criminal network from Chicago to Manville, Wyoming.
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James van Or
C. T. Crane
Lusk
Supreme Court of
Wyoming
Mettzer
Ilinois
Supreme Court
Ryan
Crane
Hope McEndowney
Manville
Wyoming Ranch
Lusk Standard
James Ryan
Chicago
A. C. Jones
Hope Metdowney
New Salem
Wis
Ulinoia
W. B. Ross
Ray B. Lee
Cheyenne
Rogers
Mentzer
M. N. Neil
Kansas City
Jones
Sach
New York
Hun
Mentier
Hyan
Justice Root
Carey
Wade Publedy Knrown
Hilet
Aborfielts Lee
Rows
Cook County Grand Jury
T. Crane
Dilee
James Styan Sical
One Thousand Miles Flight Sets 22 Hour Record
French aviator Ernest Francois Galliaux completed a flight over 1000 miles from Biarritz to Villa Comlay in 22 hours, with fuel stops at Bordeaux and Villa Comlay, while two aviators began a Warsaw bound competition for 1500 prize. In London, pilot Llew Harris died when his biplane collapsed during descent at Parndorough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kollum
Holland
Aeroplige Aad
Ernest Francois Galllaux
Biarritz
Mordeaux
Villa Cooblay
Villa Comlay
Pranen
Warsaw
Kuteta
Poland
Edmund Demares
Pretich Airaian
American Aviator Flew Night Crossing from Hyded Aircraft
Panama dispatch reports Roberto Fowler, an American aviator, completed a remarkable night flight across the [hyped] atmosphere in a hidden aeroplane with a passenger aboard. The mission showcased bold air prowess and gained attention from local observers.
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Panama
Roberto Fowler
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Bixby
the Literary Digest
Cline
Roothea
Bowers
Win
Marnine
Marhane
George (. Bliss
London
Llewt
Roger Harrion
Trilied Army
Aviation Corpa
Parnborough
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