Briefs and Personal Notes From Cheyenne Dispatches
Cook expected back in Cheyenne today from out of town. A. Paige, former Platte County attorney, visited Wheatland and hurried to a democratic banquet. Cap Shawver plans Cheyenne golf club trip to Fort Collins for a Sunday tournament with the Fort Collins club. Walter Maher reportedly in custody. no details given. Saloons closed during the parade honoring the National Guard. Sheriff Gleason and family moved into county building quarters. Lillian Parnell filed nurse certificate with county clerk. Mrs. J. C. Fowler and family from Torrington visiting Cheyenne. Mrs. T. W. Hedgewald and party arrived for a brief stay. Guy Harris and Sam Johnson visited Cheyenne on business. J. F. Ludlow and wife visiting. Chautauqua tickets assigned to assist Industrial Club in selling. W Stewart arrested for speeding on Capitol Avenue. Walter Maher noted in Pueblo arrest report with no details. Samuelson brothers visited Cheyenne from Carpenter.
Washington Believes War Unavoidable
The dispatch notes most Americans in Mexico City stayed as trouble stirred. Mexico guarantees protection for Americans in Tabasco and Campeche and pledges safety elsewhere. The State Department reports only a few hundred Americans remain in Mexico. Baker orders Army to suppress troop movement news to avoid hindering mobilization and risk to troops. Only officials and rail representatives may receive movement information.
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State Department
Baker
Aar Department
Texas
American Railway Association
White Sox Buy Von Kolnitz From Reds
Secretary Harry Grabiner announces the purchase of A Von Kolnitz, Cincinnati Nationals third baseman, by the White Sox. The deal follows a rash of illnesses in Chicago’s infield, though the purchase price was not disclosed.
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White Sox
von Kolnitz
Chicago
Harry Grabiner
A. von Kolnitz
Cincinnati Nationals
Release of American Held for Four Wars
Washington reports the release of Harlowe Hamilton, an American held since 1912 on murder charges by Mexican authorities in Otaca City. Special Agent Rodgers in Mexico City notified the state department today.
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Washington
Harlowe Hamilton
Otaca City
State Department
Rodgers
Mexico City
Safety Exhibit Train Promotes Government Safety Message
The Union Pacific and the federal government plan a July August Safety First exhibit train across the Overland route. Under Calvert and Mandicer on the railroad side and Lane on the interior end, the car indicates safety gear from treasury to Red Cross.
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Oll
Calvin Att
Mandicer Jeffers
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Treasury, War, Navy
Interior
Agel Vultures
Interstate Commerce
Red Crom Society
Interstate Commerce Department
Eneon
Baltimore & Ohio
Laramie Republican
Pine Bluffs Boosters Visit Cheyenne for Guard Demonstration
A group of about fifty Pine Bluffs residents visited Cheyenne yesterday to attend a Wyoming National Guard demonstration and to toast the Plains Show at Pine Bluffs July 7. Attendees included M. R. Hemp Will editor A B Mitchell C W Johnson Gens eatty John Morrison Fran Code CG R Hall H H Whaley Pf Edlvin son Ed Dolan and Wert Kelley.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming National Guard
Irwin
M. R. Hemp- Will
Pine Buffs Post
B. Mitchell
C. W. Johnson
Gens Eatty
John Morrison
Fran
Code
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Fleming Receives Ovation in Cheyenne After Sentencing
The Boulder Camera reports District Attorney Fleming of Fort Collins got a great ovation in Cheyenne on Wednesday as Clyde B. Pearson was sentenced to hang for the murder of Sheriff Frank St. Roach of Laramie county Wyoming. Earlier Cornelius Grey was also sentenced for killing a deputy.
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Fleming
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
Boulder
Graham
Clyde B. Pearson
Frank St. Roach
Laramie County
Wyoming
Cornelius Grey
Colorado
Bualneas
Russell W. Fleming
Chick Evans Wins National Open Golf Championship
In Minneapolis on June 30 Charles Avana Jr. of Chicago amateur golfer and four time western amateur champion won the national open for seventy two holes with a score of 296.
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Minneapolis
Charles
Chick) Avana, Jr
Chicago
Hughes Talks Polproios With William H. Taft
In Bridgehampton New York June Hughes meets with former President William H Taft for two hours at luncheon presided by Mrs Hughes The discussion covers the looming campaign Taft says he would not refuse to speak and calls himself a champion long distance speaker with his brother Bryas
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N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
Willam J. Taft
Mra
Hughes
Tatt
Bryas
Meat Takes An Other Jump
A spirited note argues against meat reliance and promotes a meatless summer diet. It recommends shredded wheat biscuits with fruit and milk, claiming nourishment at five to six cents. The piece references steam cooked whole wheat meat and notes production at Niagara Falls, New York.
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Niagara Falls, N.Y
Fee Heads Young Men's Club at Regular Meeting
Prof Fee was elected president of the Young Men's Literary Club for the ensuing half year. A D Walton was chosen vice president and Rev SA Huston secretary. Officers assume duties next Friday night. Eighth day holiday closed library. meeting held outdoors with nine members present. The program covered current events including the news parade and the National Guard.
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Fee
Young Men's Literary Eru
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A.D Walton
S .A. Huston
Arepa
Deven
National Guard
Strict Prohibition Proposed in Russia
Petrograd reports the Duma frames a bill to ban sale of any drink over 1.5 percent alcohol. Light wines and tinctures would be outlawed by the law, sending Russia toward nationwide prohibition as it moves to the upper house for approval.
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The
Duma
All Russia
Wyoming Water Rights Case Set for Supreme Court Dec 4
Denver June 86 Attorney General Farrar learned from Washington the Colorado Wyoming water rights case will be heard by the United States Supreme Court on December 4. The suit involves irrigation points vital to Colorado water users and has been advanced on the docket. Colorado's brief must be prepared and filed by September as Farrar devotes his energy to the case.
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Denver
Atttorney
Farrar Yosterday
Washington
Colorado
Wyoming
United States Supreme Court
Sepember
Farrar
Cavender Rides O. W. Horse at Governor Visit
The account describes Major Cavender riding an O. W. branded horse during a state governor’s visit. The horse wheeled, revealing the O. W. brand to the governor and his party. Staff note the horse’s whinny greeted the state leader, owner of the O. W. ranch, as the parade line began and Cody had no chance to explain the horse’s origin.
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Cavender
O. W. Brandh
Rebuilding Barn After Burns Lightning Hit
Roy Freeman works on a barn at his Burns ranch after a recent lightning strike. The scene also lists Ben F. Swisher, Prof A F Bowman, and Ralph Reynolds among local professionals and university agents connected to agricultural and optometric services in Wyoming.
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Burns
A. F E. Bowman
The
Wyoming University
Ralph E. Reynolds
Laramie
Laramie County News Roundup on July Events and Officials
The county schedules a July 10 meeting with new agricultural agent Floor Finishing. Laramie debates Fourth of July safety rules for automobiles and debates council members’ eligibility related to a fire truck vote. Shoshone sun dance at Lander marked Independence Day. A marriage license issued to Thomas P Finherty and Gertrude A Spreckerman in Laramie. Several murder trials set for district court in Kansas.
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Barnes
Lander
Laramie
Thomas P Finherty
Cheyenne
Gertrude A. Spreckerman
Connellman Beckwith
Fire damages Rawlina terminal and more local notices
A fire Tuesday afternoon destroyed lumber at the Rawlina railroad terminal after a spark from a passing locomotive. The event caused considerable damage. Also noted: a new hardware store to open in Riverton run by Al J. and A. J. Kirsh formerly of Casper. Pine Bluffs gears up for a Fourth celebration and a Cody park entrance to Yellow stone opens. roads cleared after recent snow.
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Riverton
al J
A. J. Kirsh
Casper
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