Fort Russell Troops to Receive 120000 Pay on Return
Paymaster Captain Noble announced that Fort D. A. Russell soldiers will be paid 120000 upon returning from Pole Mountains. The three months pay, covering June July August, will be distributed through early September, with August payroll processed after calculations. The pending appropriation delay has strained soldiers and local commerce in Cheyenne.
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Fort Russell
Pol Mountain
Nobie
Fort D. A. Russell
Cheyenne
Pole Mountain
Fourth Field Artillery
Eick
Lone Tree
Polo Mountain
Central Division
Chicago
Ilinois
Samuel G. Snow
Central City
Colorado
United States
Mpa. J. Munson
Wesley J. Fastin
4Th Field Artillery
Quartermaster’s Department
Ira B. Ford
James B. Kemper
11Th Infantry
State Bull Moose Pass Resolutions
Casper, Aug. 27. The State committee of the Progressive party met at Casper and named presidential electors Thomas Blyth Evanston Robert R. Selwy Sheridan and Mrs. H. B. Grant Laramie. Resolutions urged county groups to nominate by petition or endorsement a state legislator pledged to the Progressive candidate for U S senator and left county officers nominations to county central committees.
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Casper
Wyo
Progressive Party
Thomas Blyth
Evanston
Robert R. Selwy
Sheridan
H. B. Grant
Laramie
Progressive State Central Committee
Secretary Stimson to Visit Cheyenne in Posts Maneuvers
Secretary of War Stimson and party arrive in Cheyenne by Union Pacific and proceed to Fort Russell for maneuvers at Pole Mountain. They will spend Thursday to Saturday inspecting the post while the Industrial club weighs hosting a reception.
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Stimson
Major Lassiter
General Staff
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Fort Russell
Atay Iokue
Pole Mountain
The
Industrial Club
Canvassers Busy Counting Primary Votes in Larami County
A multipart county canvassing board led by W. H. Dillman county clerk and including W. C. Brisbine and A. A. Bellows began tallying the first primary votes in Larami County. They count straight Republican ballots for mayor candidates Henry Sweet and L. C G. Hibble, with Hibble two votes ahead after ward one. Scratched ballots are also counted to cover potential supreme court decisions.
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W. H. Dillman
W. C. Brisbine
Divide
A. A. Bellows
Burns
Laramie County
Dillman
Brisbine
Bellows
Henry Sweet
L. C G. Hibble
Frank Roach
B. G. Schoel
George Montgomery
L. Farrington
Clarence Darrow to Be Tried Again in October
Clarence Darrow must face trial again on October 21 for bribing juror Robert Bain in the McNamara case. Judge Willis set the date and said he would seek an outside judge appointed by acting Governor Wallace.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Clarence Darrow
Robert Bain
James B. McNamara
Willis
Superior Court
Wallace
Fort Russell Troops Begin Move to Pole Mountain
Fort Russell units start movements to Pole Mountain with the Eleventh Infantry leaving at 7 a.m., the Second and Third battalions of the Fourth Field Artillery at 9 a.m., and the Ninth Cavalry at 1 p.m. Wagons and pack trains previously moved toward Pole Mountain, then were recalled earlier this week. The First Battalion of the Fourth Field Artillery, after a 1000 mile march, remains at the post as guard.
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Pole Mountain
Fort D. A. Nuseell
Fourth Field Artillery
Ninth Cavalry
Wear Department
Secretory of
Flrst
Fourth Wield Artillery
Weather Update and Army Maneuvers Near Fort Russell
Washington reports show a weather shift with showers expected in Wyoming on Wednesday and Thursday. Fort Russell will host a two day military exercise starting tomorrow with Camp Lone Tree to prepare maneuvers under Captains Labach and Mitchell. Brigadier General Ramsey D Potts arrives at the post with aides Carter Patton and Major Helmick and other staff.
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Chicago
Carter
Patton
Ell OD
Helmick
Genera
Ene
Baral
Morok Circus Flyer Avian Pilot Diavolo Dies at 36
Charles F Morok a former Belgian circus performer known as Diavolo and later an aviator dies in a Brooklyn hospital at age 36 after several months in the aeroplane manufacturing business Morok entertained thousands with bold mid air stunts including the bicycle and automobile loop the loop.
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New York
Charles F. Morok
Brooklyn
Diavolo
Morok
Big Boost Trip to Golden Prairie This Morning
Cheyenne business men prepare a full day excursion to the Golden Prairie dry farming district. The contingent leaves at 6:50 AM from the Industrial Club, with a noon luncheon and a return by 6 PM. Strong interest, many autos, and excellent harvest prospects frame the outing.
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Golden Prairie
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
Te Indowtrind Club
Invitation to Cheyenne’s new farm district auto tour
An invitation invites business leaders and residents to an eight thirty morning automobile tour through the new farming district east of Cheyenne. The trip includes a noon dry farmers dinner at Hotel Egbert and a hospital car for broken or damaged autos, with organizers urging car owners to offer rides to those without transportation.
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Cheyenne
Enone
Carpenter
Hillsdale
End
Fgbert
Laramie
Egbert
Industrial Club
Jack” Myers
Johnny” Walker
Wy Office
Sg Tray T Carpenter
Border unrest prompts more troop movements near El Paso
News from El Paso Texas reports intensified border tension as U S troops relocate from Columbus New Mexico and Fort Bliss to areas near Juarez and Ojinaga Mexico amid rebel activity led by Orozco and Oromo. Mexican federal reinforcements and rebels clash near border zones increasing regional worry.
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Paso
Texan
United States
Colum
Changes in Postal Dept Plan to Speed Mail
Postmaster General Hitchcock announces a new law will not hinder important mail handling. Lock box holders at first and second class offices will receive mail as usual, but street delivery ends. Mail for hotels and general delivery will be placed in lockboxes and sorted on railway cars before reaching destinations. Each mail item is treated as transit and distributed immediately upon arrival to offices of destination for faster service.
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Washington, D. C
Hitchcock
Movements to Recall Judges Denounced by Bar Association
In Milwaukee the American Bar Association session hears a report by sixty four lawyers from across the states condemning recall of judges or judicial decisions as dangerous to the country. The Ohio constitutional panel refuses recall for judges but supports prompt removal after hearings for misconduct. The group also votes on negro membership indicating race when no Negro is nominated.
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Milwaukee
Wis
American Bar Association
Ohio
No Reserve Seats for Governor Johnson Speech at Capitol
Governor Hiram Johnson of California will speak at Capitol Avenue theater Friday night with no seat reservations. Roy Schenck, in charge, says first come, first served as a capacity crowd is expected. Johnson, a longtime Progressive, campaigned across California by auto and village visits, aiding the party’s platform and woman suffrage efforts.
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Capitol Avenue
Hiram Johnson
California
Theodore Roosevelt
Roy Schenck
Mr. Schenck
Johnson
President Taft Goes to Ohio
President Taft reaches Beverly from Washington and will depart for Columbus to participate as the central figure in the centenary celebration at the state capital. He is expected to return to Beverly Saturday.
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Beverly
Mags
Taft
Here
Washington
Columbus
Ohio
Percy Hoyt’s Party Heads to Calgary Stampede
Percy Hoyt and his party depart Cheyenne for Calgary in the Pullman car Position to attend the Canadian Stampede horse show. The group includes Jett Cheyenne and multiple Cheyenne residents and officials. A fourteen horse express car accompanies them, with Hoyt’s business interests noted and limited access inside the enclosure.
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Percy Hoyt
Calgary
Wil
Jett
Cheyenne
Aun Express
Billiard Contest at Brunswick Promises Close Finish
In a handicap pocket billiards match at the Brunswick, Charles Fitzmiller of Denver trails Harris Brennan of Cheyenne. Brennan leads 41 to 12 in the second game of three with Brennan 280 against Fitzmiller 451 as the final block is set to start tonight at o o clock. Public attendance is invited.
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Charles Fitzmiller
Denver
Harris Brennan
Cheyenne
Brunswick
Brennan
Kitzmiller
Cheyenne Teachers Propose Pay Scale and Parental Co operation
Cheyenne public school teachers publish a pay schedule by class with rates from 55 to 70 dollars and outline a letter to parents seeking cooperation in enforcing regular study hours. The note stresses home study, prompt attendance, and reducing distractions to improve student progress.
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District of
Cheyenne
Atudy
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