Third Wyoming Infantry Parade Impresses Cheyenne Crowd
Thousands of Cheyenne residents watched the Third Wyoming Infantry regiment march past the Capitol in a disciplined, confident display. The 1800 volunteers, many ranchers and cowpunchers, showed rapid progress from two weeks of training and earned praise from Governor Houx and others for their promising readiness.
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Cheyenne
Third Wyoming Infantry
Sons of Wyoming
Wyoming Regiment
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Capitol
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Sinclair
Iine
Red Cross Ambulance
Frank L. Houx
Industrial Club
Robert LaFontaine
Houx
Race Riot Agitator Receives Five Year Prison Term
Belleville Illinois Mt. Carmel inmate L Schulz, one of 105 men indicted in East St. Louis race riots, pleaded guilty in circuit court and was sentenced to five years on a felony charge.
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Belleville, Ir
L. Schulz
East St. Louis
Mt. Carmel
Taxi Strikes Trooper in High Speed Collision
Edward Elder, trooper of F battery Twenty fifth provisional artillery, had both legs and three ribs broken when a taxi ran him down at Eighteenth Street and Carey avenue. He was rushed to the post hospital after being rescued by provost guards. Police note excessive speeding by rent car drivers. one cab was clocked at 35 miles per hour on Randall boulevard and will face action to curb speed demons.
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Edward Elder
F Battery
Twenty-fifth Provisional Artillery
Eighteenth Street
Carey Avenue
Elder
Wis
Randall Boulevard
Piracy Case Involves Witness Testimony At Trial
A suspect faces assault to kill charges and an indeterminate concurrent sentence. The man is to be used as a witness for the prosecution at the trial of other indicted individuals.
Austria Declares China War Declaration Illegal
In Peking the Austro-Hungarian minister Dr Arthur von Rothorn replies to China stating the declaration of war is unconstitutional and illegal. He cites former President Li Yuan Hung noting that approval from both parliamentary houses is required for such a declaration.
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Peking
Austria-Hungary
Arthur von Rothorn
Li Yuan Hung
Woman charges husband with baby burned in stove
Emma Cochran of Portland says Clark Cochran, jailed in Omaha, burned their baby to death in the kitchen stove and has a mania for poisoning animals. She says their 14 year old son witnessed the murder. Cochran faces an existing non support indictment. extradition papers were issued to return the fugitive.
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Ore
Clark Cochran
Omaha
Neb
Emma Cochran
Cochran
Weaver Named Adjutant General After Regimental Parade
Major KR Andersen resigns as adjutant general of the state to command the First battalion. Lieutenant W. K. Weaver of Douglas is appointed by Governor Houx to fill the post. Weaver served in a Pennsylvania regiment during the Spanish American War and has five sons in military service.
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Third Wyoming Infantry
KR. Andersen
S Inte
W. K. Weaver
Douglas
Houx
Weaver
Pennsylvania
Wilson hints at federal control of coal industry
President Wilson met with the Federal Trade Commission to study coal production costs and a government plan to curb prices. Sources say the administration may requisition output, fix mine prices, or seek voluntary fair pricing with state district divisions and pooled distribution.
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Washington
Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Mans Tionthe
Trade Commission
Herbert Hoover
Man Stars Soldiers Pioneer Floors Him
During te pa rade Charles Lamp, manager of the Mozart cafe, insulted soldiers provoking a bystander, Andy Ryan a 70 year old pioneer who struck Lamp. Police restrained Ryan as Lamp faced bond for the incident.
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Charles Lamp
Mozart Cafe
Andy Ryan
Ryan Fe
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Stoee
Rankin lauds direct action while condemning violence
Mise Jeannette Rankin, Montana congresswoman at large, criticizes both sides of labor disputes in Butte. She denounces the wage-card system used by mine managers and condemns IWW organizer violence, urging fair treatment without supporting heavy strikes or a fundry of wage demands.
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Butth
Mont
Mise Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Frank Jitthep
Hutthror Sawmill Town Hit By Third Slime Fire
Flames swept Hutthror Oregon a day after a spark from a passing train started a blaze. Fire crews from Portland arrived to battle the forest fire as district authorities declare a serious emergency amid limited water and men.
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Portland
Russians retreat on multiple fronts in France and Belgium
Reported Allied and French forces slow German advances along the Lens sector and at Langemarck while counterattacks push German troops back. On the Aisne and Verdun fronts German crown prince directs assaults that are repulsed, as casualties mount in heavy combat in early 1915 style reportage.
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Belgiem
Presa
George Deviemer
Broek
Ravennv
Wenins
Lin
Lens
Forlqushan
PSO Peyie
Bertin
Langemarck
Ypres
Aisne
Poopantieos
Clune Ures Reston
Freiek Pie
Verdun
Irwin's Horse Wins Opening Day Feature at Frontier Park
Opening day at Frontier Park draws about 40,000 spectators from nearby states. Irwin’s standout runner wins the feature race amid cloudy skies and a light shower that dampened but did not dampen the crowd’s enthusiasm.
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Irwin
State Leader Publishes Comprehensive Racing Dope
The State Leader prints the most complete racing dope and exclusive Form Chart with features. Cheyenne and Wyoming residents want fresh news, not two hours old, and value fast, clear service delivered by express.
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