Wyoming Third Infantry Parade Inspires Cheyenne Crowds
Thousands of Cheyenne spectators watched the Third Wyoming Infantry parade past the Capitol, praising the 1800 recruits for swift drill progress and soldierly bearing. Governor Houx and Mayor LaFontaine reviewed the unit, noting pride in the state’s new federal guard.
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Race Riot Agitator Gets Five Year Term
L Schulz, one of 105 indicted over East St. Louis race riots, pleaded guilty in Belleville Illinois circuit court and was sentenced to five years in prison on a charge of conspiracy related to the riots.
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Taxi Strikes Trooper in City Street Accident
Edward Elder a trooper from F battery Twenty fifth provisional artillery suffered broken legs and three ribs when a taxicab struck him at Eighteenth Street and Carey avenue. Witnesses say he was crossing when the speeding taxi bore him down, then was rescued by provost guards and taken to the post hospital. Authorities note rampant speeding by rental cars and may ban speed demons.
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Indeterminate sentence tied to piracy case investigation
A suspect received a concurrent sentence for assault to kill and is to be used as a witness at the trial of other indicated men. The arrangement links his punishment to the piracy matter while preserving his role as a prosecution witness.
Austria Declares China War Declaration Illegal
In Peking the Austro-Hungarian minister Dr Arthur von Rothorn rebuked China saying the wartime declaration is unconstitutional and illegal. He notes former President Li Yuan Hung stated both parliamentary houses must approve such a declaration.
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Woman charges husband burned baby in stove in Omaha
Portland dispatch says Emma Cochran, wife of Clark Cochran now jailed in Omaha, charges him with burning their infant to death in a kitchen stove and with a mania for poisoning animals. She claims the 14 year old son witnessed the murder. Cochran faces an existing non support indictment and has wandered across the country seeking extradition.
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Weaver Named Adjutant General as Third Wyoming Parade Ends
Major K R Andersen resigns as adjutant general to command the First battalion. Lieutenant W K Weaver of Douglas is named to fill the post by Governor Houx. Weaver served in the Spanish American War and has five sons in military service.
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Government to take control of coal industry eyed
Washington reports a federal plan to seize coal control after Wilson met with the federal trade commission. The commission already outlined possible cost-based pricing and district-based requisitioning to ration output and stabilize consumer prices.
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Soldiers and Pioneer Clash Outside Mozart Cafe
During a parade yesterday in te pa rade, Charles Lamp, manager of the Mozart cafe, insulted soldiers and was struck by Andy Ryan, an elderly pioneer of Cheyenne. Police intervened as Lamp faced bond for the incident.
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Rankin urges balanced view in labor dispute remarks
Mise Jeannette Rankin, Montana Congresswoman at large, calls for direct action by neither side in local labor troubles. She condemns schemes harming industry standards and criticizes the card system used by mine managers. Rankin denounces violence linked to I W W organizers and urges fair wages without crippling strikes.
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Hutthror Fire Strikes Sawmill Town Amid Slimy Flood Claims
Hutthror Oregon, a sawmill town near Hood River, reports its third slime flood and a large blaze sparked by a passing train set forest fires ablaze. Fire crews from Portland arrived but workers struck today over wage disputes, delaying containment.
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Russians Lose Ground on French Belgian Front in Fresh Fighting
A terse dispatch reports German forces pressuring Allied lines on the Belgian front near Langemarck and in the Lens region of France. On the Aisne front Crown Prince directs several attacks repelled by French lines. Verdun sees renewed shelling and attempted trench advances with limited gains for either side.
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Irwins Horse Wins Opening Day Feature Race
Opening day at Frontier Park drew about 10 000 spectators from several states as Irwins Horse captured the feature event despite a pre race shower. The crowd cheered the winning horse and trainer amid overall enthusiastic attendance and a pleasant afternoon of racing.
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State Leader Publishes City Racing Form Chart
The State Leader prints the most complete racing dope and exclusive Form Chart with special features. Cheyenne and Wyoming readers want fresh news, not two hours old, preferring rapid service and up to date information delivered by express.
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