Chicago Unions Sued Under Anti-Trust Law
Two local International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers unions were sued by the federal government under the Sherman act for alleged interference with the Postal Telegraph Company's interstate commerce. The suit seeks restraint on interfering with Heesges, damaging property, or hindering workers amid a dispute over toward strike actions and postal service.
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Chicago
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Postal
Western Pacific Objects to Plans of Dissolution
In St Louis on February 24 the Western Pacific filed an objection to dissolution plans concerning the Pacific and Southern Pacific railway roads. The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals heard the argument with Attorney General Wickersham and Rover Lovatt presenting the case. Cutcheon represented the Western Pacific in the filing.
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ST Louis
UV. Ss. Circult Court of Appeals
Vorney
Wickersham
Rover
Lovatt
Cutcheon
Western Pacific
Plot to murder Sulzer shocks New York capitol
Albany February 24 a preliminary inquiry into an alleged plot to kill Governor Sulzer was authorized after a young man testified at the capitol that two men knocked him unconscious while he overheard their discussion of Sulzer’s murder. He spoke to Clerk C L Potter who routed the report to public safety officials.
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Lbany
Aasas- Hole
Sulzer
Capitol
Cheyenne Newt Meeting Notice
Notice for a Cheyenne meeting to be held Wednesday at 5 oclock. Secretary GEO H TROASTLE states the business is of importance and attendance from all Benmore members is required.
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Cheyenne
Ball
Eddy Wu
Benmore
Mother and Son Reunite After Forty Years
In Webster Massachusetts Mrs Margaret Salus 78 and her son Hugo Salus formerly of New York and Chicago were reunited after a 40 year separation. Hugo left Troy New York to enlist in the U S Army when he was 18 and his father had died soon after. The long separated pair met at the Salus home on North Main Street as reconciliation followed a earlier family estrangement. The mother suffered a nervous collapse during the reunion.
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Webster
Mass
Margaret Salus
Hugo Salus
New York
Chicago
Salus
North Main Street
Hugo
Troy
N. Y
United States Army
William Salus
County Clerk Grants Two Marriage Licenses
The county clerk yesterday issued marriage licenses to Lee Johnson of Fort Russell and Jesse Knight of Cheyenne, George Pollett and Mrs. Florence Fuwussone, both of Denver.
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Lee Johnson
Fort Russell
Jessie Knight
Cheyenne
George Pollett
Florence Fuwussone
Denver
Stubborn Colds May Lead to Consumption
A testimonial ad promoting Eckman’s Alterative as a remedy for lingering colds and chest illnesses. It cites a Philadelphia case of recovery from consumption in 1905 after using the product, claiming no poisons or habit forming drugs. It invites readers to request a booklet from Kekman Laboratory and notes Palace Pharmacy Drug Company as a seller.
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Hekman
Eckman
Cherry St
Phila
M. L. Gernardt
Kekman
Cronchitia
Asker
Kekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Palace Pharmacy Drug Company
Millers Watch Repairing and Local Notices Highlight City Life
City news lists Millers for watch repair at 1709 Carey Ave and advertising notes for coal and goods, travel to Denver, Los Angeles, Arizona, and Johnson County. It reports court moves to Sheridan, a piano shop at Denver Music Co., and a range of local services and sales.
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Carey Ave
Gione
Denver
Ion
Wood
An & Pleasure
Sheridan
Montxer
Denver Music Co
Capital Avenue
Robert N. Grace
Kolse
S. F. Wilson
Horse
Idaho
Lucile Davis
W. 17Th
California
Nettie Truax
Los Angeles
Cal
J. J. Craron
Trogpalns
EH. D, Gee
Capitol Avenue
Arizona
J. R. Carpenter
Mark A. Chapman
Mabel E. Smiths
F Twenty-Fifth Street
Santa Fe
N. I. Johnson
The
Jolson County
R. L. van Winkle
A. L. Brock
A. M. Brock
Johnson County
Doys
Ebhoese
Sam Stark
Eddy Street
Moore
Frank Moore
Congregational Church
Horace Patten
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO
Advert shows a patent medicine promising to cure a cold in one day. It claims a money refund if not effective and bears Druggist BE. W. Grove's signature on each box. The price is 25 cents.
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BE. W. Grove
Cafeteria Hours At The Robinson
Cafeteria serves daily meals from 11 30 am to 2 pm and 6 pm to 7 pm at The Robinson. Readers urged to confirm hours with the facility for any changes.
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the Robinson
Governor Sets Extra Session for April First
Governor Wilton announced the extra session of Congress would convene on Tuesday April 1 after a letter from Representative Underwood. He said March 4 to April 1 could be used for conferences and contemplated readiness for the new session. A Wall Street editor group urged early currency reform.
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Etwrow
Dent
Wilton
Representative Underwood
Wilson
Congress
Underwood
Wall Street
President-Alert Today
Financia Quentione
Warfield in Peter Grimm at Capitol Avenue theater
The city welcomes David Warfield in Peter Grimm at Capitol Avenue theater Friday night February 28. Belasco and Warfield collaborate on a production hailed for Warfield’s stage portraiture as Auctioneer Music Master and Grand Army Man. Public anticipation centers on this new role.
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David Warfield
Capitol Avenue
David Belasco
Iia
Cheyenne Nest Owls Secure Hall at Eddy Street
The Cheyenne Nest Order of Owls leases the second floor of the A O U W building on Eddy street to establish a lodge home. The hall will host lodge meetings dances and entertainments while the west rooms become social club quarters. The Owls plan renovations including new furniture and expect to hold a first meeting tonight despite many members being away with the military.
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Cheyenne Nest
Order of Owls
Eddy Street
Owls
Galveston
West of Owls
Woodmen of America
Royal Neighbors
Owld
Army dispatch from Fort Russell details transfers and duties
First Lieutenant William 5 con nol ly, battalion adjutant, Eleventh Infantry, detailed as post police and prison officer. Captain Alden J Brewster, quartermaster, Fourth Field Artillery, relieved by Captain Charles Lawrence, Twenty fourth Infantry. Fourth Field Artillery to Texas City by rail with medical detachment and ambulances. Ammunition, arms, and clothing instructions reaffirmed. Several enlisted men reassigned to special duty across departments including typewriter, mounted orderly, operators, and poet printer. reports to Chaplain Stull for instruction.
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Wiliam 5 Connolly
Eleventh Infantry
Alden J. Brewster
Fourth Field Artillery
Central Department
Fourth Meld Artillery
Texas City
Texas
Howard HH
Hatley
Harold Freund
E Harold Howard
Robert H. Millard
Ordnance Department
Arnold G. McClennan
Signal Office
Clarence 4
George M. Bartek
Fred R. Kretchmer
Lacy J. Cox
George C. Stull
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Relief
An advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound cures grippe and severe colds when taken every two hours for three doses. It asserts rapid relief from headache fever nose congestion sore throat and other cold symptoms with no quinine and a pleasant taste.
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Pape
Grippe
Meeting of Moose at Magles Hall Tonight
Local Moose lodge holds initiation at Magles Hall followed by a social gathering. Garth Wale, listed as Dictator, is noted in the readable fragment.
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Magles Hall
Garthwaile
Crim and Dutch Florals Feature in Quiet Garden Display
Peter Crim showcases a latent achievement in floriculture with a Dutch floral display. The exhibit highlights his skill among a variety of blossoms, presenting masterful arrangements and cultivated textures in a serene garden setting.
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Peter Crim
Aehe
Supreme Court Opens White Slave Act Challenge
The Supreme Court today began testing the 1910 White Slave Act's reach over interstate traffic in women and other goods. The case questions whether federal authority can regulate morality or if states should handle such issues, with Wyoming cited in arguments.
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Washington
Mupreme Court
Regular meeting tonight at Pel 25 in leg hail
WA Gartnwaite Dietatear notes a regular meeting tonight at Pel 25, with unclear follow up on eeanlon. The fragmentary text confirms a scheduled local gathering and an official’s sign off.
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Tuithationg
Eeanlon
Gartnwaite
Dietatear
City of Cheyenne snow removal ordinance notice
The city requires all lot owners within defined blocks to remove snow and ice from sidewalks within twelve hours after snowfall. Violators face immediate punishment and nonremittance of fines, per Mayor.
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City of
Cheyeho
Morrie Street
Enat
Bent Street
Twenty-fourth
Union Pacific Railroad
Sould
Carey, Capitol
Central
Warren Avenues
Twenty-elebth Street
Eddy Street
Evang Street
Ninth Street
Twelfth Street
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Olga Roller
Artur Wooley
Vernon Dalhart
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Hammond
Niswander
Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock Association
I. Niswander
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Citizens National Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Johnson
Yale College
Warfield
Cheyenne Nest Order OF Owls
HALL
Ft. Russell News
Charles ©. Lawrence
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Hot Springs
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West 17Th ST
A. T. Hale
W. 17Th St
Wyoming
Nothor
Cherenna
the Spock Growers National Bank
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the Palmer Bakery
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1604
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Swan Land Cay Ile CO
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