Denver Rotary Club Sees Principal Speaker On Rotarianism
The Denver Rotary club heard a principal speaker at age 9 noted as the manager and treasurer of Denver Gas & Electric. He spoke for half an hour on Rotarianism and the making of a Rotarian. The group adopted new constitutions and by laws from Rotary International to unify clubs. Blake Kennedy led singing with Lieutenants Hunt and Crutcher assisting. Hunt sang solos. John Melnth, an employee of 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 dispute swirls over timber grazing limits
In a lengthy Senate floor session, Senator Eileen relinded to lunch but will resume debate on the timber and grazing lands leasing bill. Senator Walsh read a Phelan letter noting Standard Oil and Southern Pacific hold leases in the reserve, draining wells and harming California production and delaying Congress.
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Pcre
Eile
Walsh
Montana
Joseph A. Phelan
California
Standard Oil Company
Southern Pacific Railroad
Congress
Rail line extension linked to Milwaukee and Gray's Harbor
The report states the line was built to carry spruce logs but serves as an extension of the Milwaukee railway for commercial uses and as a shortcut to Gray's Harbor in Calallam Country Washington along Lake Crescent to Light Pleasant.
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Crescent
Pleasant
Calallam Country
Washington
Milwaukee Railway
Gray's Harbor’s
Arrest Follows Suit Over Alleged Attempt to Move Property
The article states that Ault was arrested under a rarely invoked statute after trustees alleged he planned to remove his property from the court’s jurisdiction to defraud creditors. Ault has remained in custody as he could not post bond required by the statute.
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Ault
French Deputies Debate Treaty Criticism Grows
The chamber of deputies continued the peace treaty ratification debate with four speakers heard this afternoon. Ten speakers have commented since Tuesday, all criticizing the treaty and none speaking in its favor. Speakers assailed President Wilson, Clemenceau, and the Anglo-Persian accord.
Benders New Tire Stolen From 1817 Thames Street
A 30 by 3% Hartford tire left by W. Bender at 1817 Thames street was stolen at 10 oclock last night. Bender offers a $10 reward 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 Caribou National forest in Idaho and western Wyoming. Public lands are restored to homestead entry after 9 am October 13 and to settlement after October 20 1919. The lands total 7 194 acres across Bonneville and Caribou counties Idaho and Lincoln county Wyoming.
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Washington
Wilson
Caribou National Forest
Idaho
Wyoming
Bonneville
Caribou
Lincoln County
Victim Rowers Victim Here In Pickpocket Case
T. S. Glark was held in county jail on charges of stealing a pocketbook containing $36 in currency and a $100 San Francisco draft from C. P. McCready amid a train platform jostle. Bond was granted. Two women fled in different directions. one entered the Bocker hotel and the other fled along the tracks. A separate note says the draft was found hidden in a radiator aboard the train. McCready was traveling 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 report the British mission to Riga secured the men’s release.
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Associated Preaa
Agen
Lithuania
Mitau
Riga
Lettish Preas
Theatrical Strike Spreads to Capital
Washington sees a widening theatre strike as actors and stage hands walk out amid closures in New York and Chicago. The stoppage halts performances until the production Up From Nowhere resumes, with workers urging a fair contract and pay.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
Slage
Strike tensions rise as workers urge government takeover
Officials report leaders of the Trainmen's Brotherhood pressed for government control of lines tied to the Pacific Electric system while Los Angeles rail workers begin to report back to work. Strikes influence steam lines and the broader labor movement amid a Labor Day context.
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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
First break in trainmen strike as few return to duty
About a dozen engineers and conductors reported for duty at the Santa Fe depot in Los Angeles as the first break in the strike occurred. Officials said a train was made up and ready to move with only one brakeman of a four crew.
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Los Angeles
Santa Fe
California rail strike leaders refuse comment on ice warming notice
Representatives of conductors engineers and trammen in California decline to comment on a notice about ice warming issued by Walker D. Hinch director general of railroads. Engineer spokesman L L Sanford says they have been misquoted and garbled and refuse to discuss the matter with the Associated Press or anyone else.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Walker D. Hinea
California
L. L. Sanford
Million Dollar Fire Devastates California Town
A fire in Los Blanchas 35 miles away wiped out two blocks in the business district destroying homes of about 200 residents. Loss estimated between 250000 and 1000000 dollars. Fire started in rear of a former saloon as flames swept through the area last night.
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Associated Press
Cat. Ave
Los Blanchas
Losees
Fire Situation Improves in St. Joe Forest District No 1
MISSOULA Mont Aug 28 With the Powell district fire spreading toward the Montana state line the Maud Greek fire in Powell region threatens the Lolo watershed and valuable timber while other areas in district No 1 show improvement as of today across the mountains from Lolo Hot Springs in northern Idaho.
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Missoula
Mont
Powell District
Loo Hot Springs
St. Joe Forest
Idaho
Powell
Montana State Line
Lolo
City primaries and election dates announced
City Attorney A. D. Wallop yesterday announced the municipal calendar with the primary set for October 3 and the election on November 4.
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A. D. Wallop
Private Owners Might Reduce Rates Says Railway Official
Washington August 28 after railroads return to private operation the rate question will favor reduction not increase says Ebquist president of the National Association of Railway and Utility Commissions addressing the House. He warned private management would face no risk of bankruptcy without aid from Congress.
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Washington
Ebaquist
National Association of Railway and Utility Commissions
Healing Skin Ailments with Zemo Liquid Remedy
Advertisement claims Zemo liquid soothes itching and cleanses skin. Describes easy, non greasy application and quick healing. Mentions E. W. Roae Co. of Cleveland and a low cost for relief.
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Borie
Istresa
E. W. Roae Co
Cleveland
Public Notice of Land Claim Final Proof Cheyenne
Department of the Interior notice from Cheyenne Wyoming dated July 20 1949 states Leigh J Cooper of Hecla Wyoming filed for final three year proof to establish a land claim for Lot 4 2 E% BW NE of Section 4A Township 14 N Range 69 W 6th P Meridian with witnesses Stanley K Markley Sadie Statler Wim Ferguson Walter Ferguson and will Reid Register set for September 17 1910 public timeline notes.
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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
NY Bex
Township
Mange
6Th P
Meridian
United States Land Officer
Wilnrsaes
Frank Flynn
Federal
John Pulsecher
G. J. Bussard
George A. Maar
Notice of Homestead Proofs in Wyoming
Notice announces Fred erick Lorenz of Federal and William Woodruff of Divide filing for final three year proof to establish homestead claims in Wyoming. Named witnesses include Otto Krang Abraham Lorenz and others. Proceedings set before the U S Land Office in Cheyenne on Sept 28 1919 and Sept 29 1919 respectively.
Homestead Entry Notice in Wyoming for John M Vance
States Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming issues notice to John M Vance of Federal Wyoming who filed a homestead entry on January 26 1914 and serial numbers 012699 and related numbers. The notice outlines rights and pending actions for the land claim in 1919.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyoming
John M. Vance
Federal
Wyo
Accidental Explosion In Store Kills Mysterious War Shell Scene
The Barta store hosts a deadly accident when a hand grenade kept for display discharged. Mary Barta tried to adjust tobacco payments, triggering the grenade that rolled off the counter and exploded. The blast wrecked the room while cucumber boxes cushioned the fall, with no casualties among nearby workers.
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Barta
Mary Barta
Notice of Land Entry Final Proof for Edith Gardner
Edith HH Stanley Gardner of Paola Wyco filed for final three year proof to establish her claim to SE of Sec 22 and SW of Sec 23 Township 17 N Range 67 W 6th P. The hearing before Register and Receiver, US Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming, is set for September 15 1919. Attending parties include W J Dell Cheyenne Florida Scott Divide Dad Shelden Little Bear and Howard Wright Little Bear.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Willam Woodruff
Divide
Wyo
Township 47
Range
Gih P
Meridian
U. & Land Office
Wys
George Persse
Frank Persse
A. J. McLarren
B. R. Beaver
Meadow
Will Weid
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Edith HH. Stanley Gardner
Paola
Wyco
Township
6Th P. Meridian
Register and Rceiver
W. J. Dell
Florde &. Scott
Dad Shelden
Little Bear
Howard Wright
Will Reid
Register
Lane Has New Idea for Big Conference
Secretary of the Interior Line said President Wilson should call a conference in Washington of representatives for capital labor industrial managers and the public to discuss perplexing economic problems facing the nation in the near future.
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Washington
Wilson
Tobacco habit warned to threaten heart and life
A medical warning from Dr. Connor of Johns Hopkins describes tobacco usage as a cause of arterial hardening and heart strain. The piece promotes Nicoto as a cure with a money-back guarantee, naming local druggists and sellers.
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New York
Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Senate Panel Moves to Speed Peace Pact Amendments
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans an extended session to hasten its report on the peace treaty. After a morning open meeting it will close doors to consider pending amendments, including eliminating the international labor section and reducing British dominion representation in the League of Nations.
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Preas
Washington
Wve
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
League of Nations
Germany
Drunk and Four Others Fined in Water Ordinance Case
A. M. Simerad was fined 10 for intoxication and four citizens paid 88.50 each for violating 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 For State Fair
Three hundred men from Port 1. A. Russell will give a recruiting display at the state fair the second week to September. The telegram was received yesterday by Secretary of State W. EF. Ghoplin from Senator Francia B. Warren who said he was unofficially advised arrangements had been made.
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Port 1. A. Russell
W. EF. Ghoplin
Francia B. Warren
Cheyenne Banks Form Clearing House
A Cheyenne clearing house will begin operations September 1 with all city banks joining the organization. The group was formed on Monday with officers named George E. Abbott as president A W Marble as vice president and W T Dumm as secretary.
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Cheyenne
George E. Abbott
A.W Marble
W. TI. Dumm
Funeral for Martin Held in Campetoo Area
The funeral of P. T. Martin who died on his farm near Campetoo at 77 was held yesterday afternoon from Hobbs, Huckfelat & Finkbiner Parlors and burial took place at Lakeview. Dr. George C. Nastor conducted the services with large attendance from the Camperoo vicinity. He is survived by his widow three sons Waller Far and Clendon and a daughter Miss Henry Clark formerly Miss Lady Martin of Cheyenne schools.
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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
Two Planes Crash Near Marfa No Injuries Reported
In Marfa Texas on August 2 two planes flown by Lieutenants Beaton and John collided during a patrol returning from Prairie Texas. One aircraft burned and the other was a total wreck. Majce Hin and Caplan Taylor accompanied the aviators on patrol. neither was seriously hurt. The crash happened as the planes were returning to Royce Field.
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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 was acting under instructions from the a warning that massacres of Armenians must cease and his actions reflected that directive as part of US policy in the region.
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Washington
Turkey
Mark L. Bristol
United States
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