Western states discuss state lands and school supervision
Denver hosts a two day conference of western and other state superintendents focusing on state lands control and the administration of public instruction. Edith K C Clark Wyoming superintendent joins talks with John F Wilson and Fred Farrar among others.
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Denver
Colo
Atute
California
Idaho
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
Washington
Wyoming
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
Arkansas
Iowa
Kansas
Michigan
Minnecota
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Mary C. c. Bradford
Colorado
G. Geldon
Mina Laure Foren
V. Kepner
Florado Teachers’ Association
Case
Paul Lee Ellerbe
Tomirrow
Josephine Preston
Edith K. C. Clark
Jonn J. Field
State Land Board
Denver Cons Environment Turns Dry City Into Busy Convention Hub
Denver remains dry for over a month yet hosts about 40 000 visitors for 24 conventions and the Great Western Live Stock Show. January 1915 shows 212 drunkenness cases, 9940 disturbances, 40 vagrancy, while savings deposits rise 575 000 and 2050 new accounts. Stores report record belated payments cleared and employment shifts as saloon closures move trade to legitimate businesses. Police and sheriff enforce law under Alexander Nisbet, with drunken pedestrians now a curiosity.
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Denver
Colo
Mqquor
Savings Banks and Trust Companies
Department Store
State Employment Bureau
Denver Gas & Electric Company
Telephone Company
Sheriff's Office
Alexander Nisbet
Etrovisa
Proposals for furnishing meals to city prisoners in Cheyenne
The City Clerk of Cheyenne Wyoming invites sealed proposals to furnish meals to city prisoners for one year. Bids due by noon February 21 1916 with a ten dollar bid bond. Details at the Chief of Police office City Hall. The city may reject any or all bids.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
J. J. Bhowaltem
Prince Roland Bonaparte in war role and Lorimer trial update
Paris report notes Prince Roland Bonaparte as civilian aide to the army's mapping effort while declining active combat, declaring no imperial aims and intent to aid France and science. Chicago item reports former Senator William Lorimer winning the first trial skirmish in his corruption case related to the Lorimer Munday finance network.
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Paris
Roland Bonaparte
House of Bonaparte
France
Prange
Theeld
Associated Press
Poland
Corporal
Bonaparte
Napoleon
Chicago
Wiliam Lorimer
Lorimer-Munday
Michigan City roadside ad notes varied prices and services
A fragmented ad listing motor and messenger services, shoe sale prices, and taxi offerings. It mentions 1709 Carey Ave, Sands' lenge Co for tar, autos for hire, a Lakes area contact, and a reminder to receive the Leader by 7 o'clock.
Miller's Watch Repairing Ad Reads For Services
City briefs note Miller's offers correct watch repairing and adjusting services with emphasis on dependable work. The small item lists "AHill & Holliday" as proprietors and provides a contact line.
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Miller's
Jean Crones Letter Details Attempted Kill Plot
The document cites Jean Crones claiming repeated gas exposure and plans to kill at a banquet. He mentions explosives, poison, and a revolver, denying room contents, and alleges 100 deaths could have occurred. Captain Tunney investigates, noting Crones’ past restaurant work on Staten Island in 1913 and labeling him a novice chemist.
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Chicago
Tunney
Homequad
Crones
Staten Island
Lberty
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