Denver Rotary Meeting Highlights Rotarian Themes and Governance
The Denver Rotary club featured a nine year old speaker outlining Rotarianism and the path to becoming a Rotarian. The club adopted a new constitution and by laws from Rotary International headquarters to unify clubs. Blake Kennedy led the singing with Lieutenants Hunt and Crutcher assisting. Lieutenant Hunt sang solos and John Meln toh from the Stock Growers bank wore kilts and played bagpipe selections.
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Denver Rotary Club
Denver Gas & Electric Company
Rotary Clubs
Blake Kennedy
Hunt
Crutcher
John Melntoh
Stock Growers Bank
West lands leasing bill sparks long Senate debate
The floor stretched nearly four hours as Senator Eile argued on the timber and grazing lands bill while Senator Walsh read a letter from Joseph A. Phelan about how Standard Oil and Southern Pacific hold large rights in the reserve. The letter claimed ongoing well drains and warned that delayed leasing would enrich Standard Oil by millions of dollars.
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Pcre
Eile
Walsh
Montana
Joseph A. Phelan
California
Standard Oil Company
Southern Pacific Railroad
Congress
Route line built to carry spruce logs to Gray's Harbor
The report states the line along Lake Crescent to Light Pleasant in Calallam Country Washington was constructed to move spruce logs but serves as an extension of the Milwaukee railway for commercial purposes, acting as a short cut to Gray's Harbor.
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Crescent
Pleasant
Calallam Country
Washington
Milwaukee Railway
Gray's Harbor’s
Undefined arrest under rare statute reported in creditors case
The record states 409 alleged that Ault intended to move his property out of court jurisdiction to defraud creditors. Ault was arrested under the rarely invoked statute and has remained in custody as he could not post the required bond.
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Ault
French Debate on Peace Treaty Prolonged in Chamber
The chamber of deputies continued the ratification debate this afternoon with four speakers heard and ten since Tuesday. Critics assailed the treaty, while no speaker yet voiced approval. Commentators attacked Wilson’s role, the league of nations, and allied postwar arrangements.
Benders New Tire Stolen From Hartford Front Yard
A 30 by 3 percent Hartford tire left at 1817 Thames street by W. Bender was stolen at 10 o clock last night. A $10 reward is offered for the tire’s return and the thief’s arrest.
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Hartford
W. Bender
Howse
Thames
Wyoming Forest Area Restored to Entry
President Wilson signed a proclamation excluding parts of the Caribou National forest in Idaho and Wyoming and restoring public lands to homestead entry after 9 a m October 13 1919. Lands total 7 194 acres in Bonneville Caribou counties Idaho and Lincoln county Wyoming, open to settlement or other disposition after October 20 1919.
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Washington
Wilson
Caribou National Forest
Idaho
Wyoming
Bonneville
Caribou
Lincoln County
Victim Here rowers Victim Here
Glark held in county jail on charges of stealing a pocketbook containing 36 in currency and a 100 San Francisco draft from C P McCready during a platform jostle aboard a arriving train. A hotel pickpocket fled, and later a claim tied Clark to the hotel theft and to the hidden draft as McCready traveled from Portland to Oklahoma.
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T. S. Glark
Pasterday
San Francisco
C.P. McCready
Ark
McCready
Bocker Hotel
Plekpotkot
Clark
Portland
Ore
Oklahoma
British Mission Members Arrested by German Soldiers
Three members of the British mission to Lithuania were arrested by German soldiers and taken to Mitau. Riga dispatches say the Lettish Press bureau reported the detention and the British mission to Riga secured their release.
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Associated Preaa
Agen
Lithuania
Mitau
Riga
Lettish Preas
Theatrical Strike Expands to Capital City Amidst Theatre Closures
The nationwide theater strike spreads to Washington as productions in New York and Chicago shut down. Stagehands refuse work until the opening of Up From Nowhere, causing delays and expected impact on performances.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Slage
Striking Trainmen Press for Government Takeover
Officials say they urged workers to back government action and end the strike. Whitney and Nelson Savage lead efforts in the West to secure operation of Pacific Electric lines radiating from Los Angeles amid railroad tensions. In Los Angeles trains were recalled but no turnout reported. Edward D. Nolan denies a nationwide Labor Day plan tied to Mooney’s bombing case.
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Wall Whitney
Trainmen's Brotherhood
Nelson Savage
Wie
Wison
Hines
Pacific Electric Railway
Los Angees
Los Angeles
Brotherhood Oeliefs
Edward D. Nolan
International Workers Assemblage
Thomas J. Mooney
Break in Santa Fe strike as about a dozen crews report for duty
In Los Angeles on August 24, about twelve engineers and conductors returned to work at the Santa Fe depot. Officials said a train was assembled and ready to move, with only one brakeman counted on a full crew, marking the first visible easing of the railway labor walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
California railroad strike leadership rejects AP quotes
Representatives of conductors engineers and trammen refused to comment on a Walker D. Hines ice warming proposal to striking California railway workers. L L Sanford spoke for the engineers strike committee saying they have been misquoted and declining to speak further to the Associated Press or any other party.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Walker D. Hinea
California
L. L. Sanford
Million Dollar Fire Destroys Block in California Town
A blaze originating behind a former saloon swept two blocks in Los Blanchas, 35 miles away, last night. It caused losses estimated from 250000 to 1000000 dollars and left at least 200 residents homeless.
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California
Associated Press
Cat. Ave
Los Blanchas
Losees
Fire Situation Improves in Idaho Montana Forest Area
In district No. 1 the forest fire outlook brightens except Powell district where Maud Greek fire spreads rapidly toward the Montana line. Fire threatens the Lolo watershed with valuable timber and resources. officials expect improvements if containment succeeds soon.
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Missoula
Mont
Powell District
Loo Hot Springs
St. Joe Forest
Idaho
Powell
Montana State Line
Lolo
City Primary and Election Dates Announced
City Attorney A D Wallop yesterday announced the primary on October 3 and the general election on November 4. The notice sets the schedule for municipal voting and official proceedings.
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A. D. Wallop
Private Owners Might Reduce Rates, He Says
Ebaquist, president of the National Association of Railway and Utility Commissions, told the House that after railroads return to private operation the rate question would move toward reduction rather than increase. He warned rates would rise to their highest ever level under private management unless aid is provided.
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Washington
Ebaquist
National Association of Railway and Utility Commissions
Zemo Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A Cleveland company advertises Zemo as a penetrating liquid that soothes itching and heals skin rashes. The remedy is described as non greasy, easy to apply, and inexpensive, with a claim to rapid relief for various skin ailments.
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Borie
Istresa
E. W. Roae Co
Cleveland
Notice for Public Publication of Land Claim Final Proof
Department of the Interior Cheyenne land office notes Leigh J Cooper of Hecla Wyoming filed intent to make final three year proof on Lot 4 2 E% NW of Section 4A Township 14 N Range 69 W 6th P Meridian before Register and Receiver Cheyenne Wyoming on September 17 1910 Witnesses include Stanley K Markley Sadie Statler Wim Ferguson Walter Ferguson.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Stanley K. Markley
Hilladale
Sadie Statler
Heela
Wyo
Wim. Ferguson
Mecla
Walter Ferguson
Heel
Will Reid
Register
Notice of final proof filings for homestead claims in Wyoming
Notice records two land entries in Wyoming with final three year proof dates. Fred erick Lorenz of Federal filed to prove up a 1917 and 1948 claim for all of Section 8, Township 15 North Range 70 West, with witnesses Otto Krang Vance Abraham Lorenz John Fox. William Woodruff of Divide filed for land in Section 22 Township 47 North Range 66 West with witnesses George Persse Frank Persse A. J. McLarren and B. R. Beaver. Both notices list dates in September 1919 and publication July 1919 by the Cheyenne Land Officeclerical entries assisting final proof.
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Frederick Lorenz
Federal
Wyo
6Th P. Meridian
U. S. Land Office
Cheyenne
Otto Krang
A Vance
Wye
Abraham Lorenz
John Fox
Will Reid
Hegister
Wyoming
Willam Woodruff
Divide
Township 47
Range
Gih P
Meridian
U. & Land Office
Wys
George Persse
Frank Persse
A. J. McLarren
B. R. Beaver
Meadow
Will Weid
NY Bex
Township
Mange
6Th P
United States Land Officer
Wilnrsaes
Frank Flynn
John Pulsecher
G. J. Bussard
George A. Maar
Homestead Entry Notice From Cheyenne Wyoming 1919
States Land Office in Cheyenne Wyoming announces that John M Vance of Federal Wyoming made a homestead entry on January 26 1915 under serial numbers 012699 and another serial. The notice records details of the entry and the official processing date.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John M. Vance
Federal
Wyo
Explosion at store linked to war grenade incident
A fragmented telegraph-like report describes a fatal war grenade accident in a store managed by the Barta family. Mary Barta moved toward a cash register to pay for tobacco when she accidently struck the grenade, causing a discharge that ripped the room and opened the door. No casualty is recorded, and nearby witnesses stood within three feet of the blast.
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Barta
Mary Barta
Notice of Land Claim Hearing for Edith H. Gardner
Edith H H Stanley Gardner of Paola Wyco seeks final three year homestead entry for SE% of Sec 22 and SW% of Sec 23 in T17N R67W before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on September 15 1919. Accompanying witnesses include W J Dell Flor de Scott Dad Shelden Howard Wright all from Wyoming locales.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Edith HH. Stanley Gardner
Paola
Wyco
Township
6Th P. Meridian
Register and Rceiver
W. J. Dell
Wyo
Florde &. Scott
Divide
Dad Shelden
Little Bear
Howard Wright
Will Reid
Register
Lane Has New Idea for Big Conference
Secretary of the Interior Line says President Wilson should convene a conference in Washington soon. Representatives from capital labor and industry and the public would discuss perplexing national economic problems at a meeting to be held in the capital.
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Lane
Washington
Wilson
Tobacco dangers and a quitting remedy advertised
An advertisement-style feature warns that tobacco hardens arteries and shortens life. It cites Dr. Connor and promotes a nicotine substitute, Nicote, claiming it cures tobacco craving and improves health, with a money-back guarantee from the seller and doctors endorsing it.
Senate Committee to Expedite Peace Pact
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans an extended session to hasten its report on the peace treaty. After an open morning meeting the panel will close to consider amendments including removing the international labor section and reducing British dominion representation in the League of Nations. Delegations from Negro groups urged race nationality guarantees and mandatory American oversight over Germany’s African colonies.
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Preas
Washington
Wve
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
League of Nations
Germany
One Drunk and Four Other Wets Mulcted
A. M. Simerad was fined 10 for intoxication and four citizens were fined 88.50 each for violation of the water ordinance. They appeared before Judge C. G. Swainson in police court yesterday afternoon.
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A. M.simerad
CG. A. Swainson
Soldiers From Local Fort Set for State Fair Display
Three hundred men from Port 1. A. Russell will provide a recruiting display at the state fair in the second week of September. Secretary of State W. EF. Ghoplin received a telegram from Senator Francia B. Warren stating unofficially that arrangements had been made.
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Port 1. A. Russell
W. EF. Ghoplin
Francia B. Warren
Cheyenne Banks Form Clearing House Organization
A Cheyenne clearing house will begin operations September 1 with all city banks joining the body. The group was organized on Monday with George E. Abbott named president, A W Marble vice president, and W T Dumm secretary.
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Cheyenne
George E. Abbott
A.W Marble
W. TI. Dumm
Funeral of Martin Held Here Thursday
Funeral services for P. T. Martin 77 who died on a Campetoo area farm were held yesterday afternoon at Hobbs Huckfelat Finkbiner Undertaking Co. burial followed at Lakeview Dr George C Nastor conducted the services Neighbors from Camperoo vicinity attended He is survived by his widow three sons Waller Far and Clendon and a daughter Miss Henry Clark known as Miss Lady Martin in Cheyenne schools The article notes a separate economic commentary about public input in vital questions.
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P. T. Martin
Campetoo
Hobbs, Huckfelat & Finkbiner Undertaking Company
Lakeview
George C. Nastor
Camperoo
Marlin Wes
Waller
Far
Clendon
Henry Clark
Lady Martin
Planes Crash Near Marfa Claimed No Injuries
Two planes crash in darkness near Marfa Texas as pilots Lieutenants Beaton and John were returning from Prairie Texas. One aircraft burned and the other was totally wrecked though Majce Hin and Caplan Taylor, stationed there, escaped serious injuries during a patrol. The collision happened while the planes were returning to Royce Field stations.
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Marfa
Texas
Beaton
John
Tonito
Prairio
Majce Hin
Caplan Taylor
Thor Staions
Royce Field
Warning to Turkey Was United States' Warnings
Washington August 28 Hear Admiral Mark L Bristol commander of the United States naval forces in Turkey acted under instructions from the government in warning Turkey that massacres of Armenians must cease. The dispatch describes the U S position and Bristol's role in communicating the protest to Turkish authorities.
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Washington
Turkey
Mark L. Bristol
United States
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