End of Nero and Petronius in a Roman tragedy scene
The article recounts Nero’s downfall as rumors of revolt spread and his tyranny faltered. Petronius dies at last after a feast and a failed attempt on his life. Nero, fearing capture, attempts suicide but is killed by his freedman, marking the end of his reign and the era of vengeance.
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Labor praised at dedication of new building
The dedication echoed pride in organized labor as speakers lauded the building and its miners backing the upbuilding of the coal miners' union. Mayor Gill welcomed visiting labor leaders and thanked the miners for adding a substantial, ornamental structure to the city.
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LABOR
Wyoming
Coal Miners’ Organization
Gill
Labor Journal hosts visiting dignitaries and open house
John McLennan and Arthur Morgan address several hundred guests at the Wyoming Labor Journal opening event. Visitors toured the plant with typographical displays, presses, and a unique folding machine, while editor Herb Schneide r welcomed attendees and souvenir programs were distributed.
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United Mine Workers
Arthur Morgan
Wyoming District of
James Buckley
Wyoming State Federation of Tabor
Wyoming Labor Journal
Herb Sehneider
The
Labor Journal
Five Insurance Agencies Transfer to Federal Land Co
Representatives of North River Insurance, Germania Fire, Firemans Underwriters, Connecticut Fire, and National Neon Franklin transferred their agencies to Federal Land and Securities. The move places Federal as a leading Wyoming agent network alongside Providence, Washington, Newark, and Vulcan Fire Insurance companies. Federal also expands into city realty with a strong property lineup for sale.
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Germania Fire Insurance Company
New York
Firemans Underwriters of
Newark
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
National Neon Franklin
Pittsburg
Federal Land and Securities Company
United States
Providence
Washington, Newark, and Vulcan Fire Insurance Companien
Federal Company
Wyoming
Busince
Wife Winces as Other Woman Tells Her Story in Diggs Case
In San Francisco Aug 28 Mrs Maury I Diggs listened as Marsha Warrington the government witness recounted the alleged affair with Diggs husband similar to the Caminetti case. Warrington testified about meetings every other night while Mrs Diggs showed visible distress at the courtroom rail as the testimony continued.
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Maury I. Diggs
Marsha Warrington
Diggs
F. Drew Cambetti
Lola Norris
Caminetti
van Fleet
Mrs. Diggs
Thigws
Cammett
Reno
Largest Vessel on Sea Swept by Fierce Fire
The steerage passengers were warned to ashore as flames engulfed the ship. Officers and hundreds of crew guided frightened men and women to the pier, then attacked the blaze with the ship's apparatus for about fifteen minutes before Hoboken called in the fire department. Nearly 2,000,000 gallons of water were used.
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Hoboken
Reforms Urged to Change State Legislatures in Alabama Plan
Governor Emmet O Neal of Alabama urged radical legislative reforms at a conference of governors in Colorado Springs. He called for more frequent sessions shorter membership higher salaries and more legislators at large while arguing for greater executive veto power and a centralized accountable leadership. He criticized the initiative and referendum as a temporary fix and warned against overreliance on citizen law making.
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Colorado Springs
Emmet O'Neal
Alabama
O'Neal
Wilson
O.neal
Black Sea Deep Waters Poisoned By Sulfur Gas
The Black Sea depths exceeding 1200 feet harbor hydrogen sulfide and lack oxygen due to fresh water outflow through the Bosporus and saline inflow from the Mediterranean. Surface currents fail to bring oxygen downward, while organic decay releases gas that saturates deep waters and prevents most life below a certain depth.
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Black Sea
Mediterranean
London
Cheyenne Business College touts record hires and strong programs
The Cheyenne Business College reports record hires in stenographers bookkeepers and accountants with vacancies outpacing two prior years. It highlights improved teaching strong faculty hands on office experience and a new emphasis on stenotype education plus day and night classes and redecoration to attract students.
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Cheyenne Business College
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Longnough
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L. A. Spencer
J. Barritt
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