Miners' Choice Jumps in Leader's Campaign
The vote count shows Miss Jean H Massey moving from twelfth to fourth as miners rally behind her in the fight for a place on the exposition train. Cheyenne candidates face a need for wider backing to avoid exclusion from Panama-Pacific prizes. Campaign closes July 3 with local merchants offering prizes to support the winning candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean H. Massey
Miss Massey
Hapna
Cheyenne
Galetyo City
Mra. Gross
Miss Lawler
T. Joe Cahill
J. A. Mu
Lock
Atlas Theatre
Niveth-Crorsline Jewelry, Company
People's Cloak and Suit Company
James Bisters Millinery
Fashion
Pursuit of Slavs Proving Costly for Austro German Hosts
London reports on June 30 that German and Austrians press the retreating Russians in northeastern Galicia and southern Russian Poland toward the River Bug. Observers claim desperate German attacks are repulsed but costly for Teutons as they pursue retreating Russians, with claims of 19,000 Austro German losses since June 29 near Lemberg and Kamionka. Russia counters by creating a munitions board with sweeping powers over private industry and unlimited spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Galicia
Dnies‘ey
Halles
Teutons
Gion
Tomoszow
Kamionka
Lemberg
Innsbruck
Austria
Geneva
Switzerland
Russia
Alligator Road Deterioration Draws County Criticism
A writer laments the poor condition of the Denver to Deadwood route through Whalen Canon and Guernsey areas. He blasts Platte and Goshen county officials for road neglect, citing washouts, deep ruts, mossy boulders, and costly vehicle damage across long stretches. Continued on Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Platte
Goshen
Guernsey
Luska Pre
Whalen Canon
Denver
Deadwood
Wheatland
Yellowstone Highway
Ava
Alligator Pond
Guernacy
Platter
Russia vows to press fight and seek peace later
Premier Goremykin declares with divine aid Russia will crush enemies and continue the war front battle in Galicia. He rebuts German claims of Russia seeking peace and calls for unity to sustain the national effort with resolve and governmental support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phtrograd
Russia
Goremykin
Cor
Ga-lichu
Iit Danpet
Russian Arma
Searle
All Chicago Allied Trades Shut Down
The June shutdown halts all allied building construction and material interests in Chicago. Over 200000 workers may lose jobs as lumber yards brickmakers lime kilns stone and gravel firms sash and door mills and other units close to press unions to arbitrate a settlement with about 16000 carpenters idle since May 1 over wage demands from 65 to 70 cents per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weather forecast for Cheyenne with mild Thursday plans
The Cheyenne area sees generally minor temperature changes through Thursday and Friday. Expect light winds and mostly dry conditions with little variation in daily highs and nights.
Billion Dollar Trade Balance Reaches Record Year
Washington reports a billion dollar trade balance for the year the highest in U.S. history. Commerce officials note the seal year ends with the trade gap surpassing the billion dollar mark despite postwar downturns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Belgium opens somber war exhibit at French pavilion
The Belgium exhibit at the Paris Exposition opened without speeches or ceremonies. A luncheon was planned for Preacks Deleon, a general from a foreign commission, with the event described as low key and formal duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Belgium
Preacks Deleon
Covuum
Saree
Foreign Commission
Dhponition Directore
Speaker Champ Clark's Daughter Weds Editor
Miss Genevieve Clark daughter of Champ Clark married James M Thomson editor of the New Orleans Item at the Clark home in Bowling Green Missouri. The 20-year-old newlyweds begin life together following the ceremony today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
Bowling Creen
Genevieve Clark
James M. Thomson
The
New Orleans Item
Mexicans in Arizona Warned of Trouble
Armed men were sent to Ray Arizona from Veracruz after Mexican forces threatened war on the United States. About 1 600 Mexicans were said to be threatening trouble with miners 190 miles distant, though no violence was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Ray
Vera Crux la Porte
Mexicoa
United States
British Sub Sinks with Steamer Scottish Mornarch
The British steamer Scottish Moparch en route from New York to Manchester was torpedoed by a German submarine off Ireland. All 30 crew members evacuated in lifeboats and reached Dunmore, Ireland, amid heavy seas after the attack.
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Hhitish
Amer Monason Stnk LY Graman Sit
London
New York
Manchester
Eng
Jerman
Dunmore
Ireland
Missouri Pacific to Increase Daily Work Hours
The Missouri Pacific announces an hours change from eight to nine hours per day for its employees effective July. The locomotive department will implement the longer shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adalia
Locomotive Department
Missouri Pacific
More Arrests Mark Mexico Conspiracy Charge
In El Paso on June 20 authorities reported arrests on charges of conspiracy to violate U S neutrality laws. General M Mareslo Carare and Frank Alderete were detained, bringing the total to six since Huerta’s fall. Alderete brothers face horse purchase charges. they posted bond for a court appearance tomorrow. Balvaders Pass, a former Huerta captain, is held at Juarez. No word yet on Villa’s clash with the forces at Encarnacion or on Pascal Fellabias, Porfirio Dias’s nephew, whose location remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL. Paso
United States
M. Mareslo Carare
Frank Alderete
Huerta
Alderete
Rl Paso
Balvaders
Juarex
Bavabern
Villa
Encarnacion
Pascal Fellabias
Porferia Dias
Mexico
Armenian Sinks Off Cornwall Killing Ten American Lives
The Dominion freight liner Armenian carrying mules from Newport News to England was torpedoed and sunk off Cornwall. Twenty nine lives lost and ten injured. fate may hinge on whether it was armed or unarmed merchantman. Consul reports unclear official stance amid US Germany negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dominion
Newport News
England
Cornwall
Ile State Department
Armstrong
Bristol
Juarora
Armenia
United States
Germany
Tage
Villa and Carranza Parley on Peace Prospects Amid Revolt
Washington reports Villa and Carranza holding talks on peace as a potential counter movement threatens stability. Officials expect a united stance could lead to a government the United States might recognize, while Zapata is said to withdraw toward Cuernavaca leaving northern forces to Carpanetas. General Angeles seeks Washington guidance and a possible Villa-Obregon meeting near the border to discuss the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Villa- Carranza
Althea
Zapata
Cuernavaca
Cadikal
Carpentetas
Vera Cre
Volied Stata
Shuathyuath Quades
Felipe Angeles
Ville
Nerads Villa
Obregon
Notice to State Leader Subscribers
Notice to subscribers about an exposition schedule and admission details. The item references a state leader and a July event with payment instructions and a timetable. Readers are urged to note dates and respond accordingly.
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Dolores Ranber
Glenrock
Wye
Mrs
Olive Cross
Misella Crater
Marie Lawler
Jean
Massey
Hanna
Wyo
Orfan Mayes, Lusk, Wyo
Kaiser
God
USSIA
Chicago Allied
Bylgium
Arizona
Nieuw
Anerican Hief
Neale
W. Williamson
J. M. Sonrae
New Orleane
Leroy Jackson
Richmond
James Spent
Rickett
Norfolk
Oakes
Justin Williams
Brown
Hatrie Hore
J. E. Wise
Marconi House
Ehot
Snaiana
Hollond Atterican
Nivon Anterdam
Boyd
Ree Dows
Downs
Trans. Athantie
Carranza
U. S
Pabo
Tes
Pitlag
Panama Pacific
Inglusinion
Wilepee
Wromae
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