Cheyenne Briefs and Personals Roundup
Cheyenne reports include Cook expected back today from Lincoln business. A Paige, Platte County former attorney, visits Wheatland. Cap Shawver plans Cheyenne golf trips to Fort Collins. William BR Die attends Sidney trip. Alliance President called to Alliaper. National Guard tribute event noted. John son of Kimball visits Cheyenne on business. Walter Maher in custody via Pueblo police notice. saloons closed for National Guard parade. Sheriff Ashley Gleason moves into county building quarters. Lillan Parnell certified as registered nurse. Mrs. J C Fowler and family visit from Torrington. Hedgewalds and T W Hedgewold arrive for brief stay. Guy Harris and Sam Johnson arrive on business from Casper. J F Ludlow and wife visit from Douglas. Chautauqua tickets sold by Industrial club committee. W Stewart arrested for speeding on Capitol Avenue.
Washington Says War Inevitable Amid Mexico Crisis
Washington urged preparedness as the war outlook loomed and Americans in Mexico were warned to avoid provocation. A dispatch noted most Americans in Mexico City stayed, with the government pledging protection in Tabasco and other states. Orders denied press access to troop movements to prevent false alarms and safeguard lives.
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Americana
Mexico
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Tabasco
Cunnamatg
Republic
State Department
Baker
Aar Department
White Sox Buy Von Kolnitz from Reds
Secretary Harry Grabiner of the White Sox announced the purchase of A. Von Kolnitz from Cincinnati. Von Kolnitz is a third baseman. Chicago has three infielders sidelined by illness and injury. The price paid was not disclosed.
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Chicago
Harry Grabiner
White Sox
A. von Kolnitz
Cincinnati Nationals
von Kolnitz
Release of American Held for Four Wars
Washington reports the release of Harlowe Hamilton, an American held since 1912 on murder charges in Otaca City by Mexican authorities. Special Agent Rodgers in Mexico City confirmed the action to the state department.
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Washington
Harlowe Hamilton
Otaca City
State Department
Rodgers
Mexico City
Safety Exhibit Train to Tour Under Government Supervision
The Union Pacific and the federal government will operate a Safety first exhibit train on the Overland Route during July and August. Eleven cars plus nine coaches a sleeper a diner and baggage car will carry displays from treasury war navy interior and other departments to educate employees on emergency procedures.
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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 Event
A Pine Bluffs party of about fifty residents traveled to Cheyenne to attend a Wyoming National Guard demonstration and to toast the Plains show to be held in Pine Bluffs on 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 After Cheyenne Speech
District Attorney Fleming of Fort Collins drew a great ovation in Cheyenne on Wednesday night as Judge Graham sentenced Clyde B. Pearson to hang for the murder of Sheriff Frank St Roach of Laramie County. The Boulder Camera notes Fleming’s strong reception and recalls related killings of Cornelius Grey and 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, an amateur and four time western amateur champion, captured the national open golf title with a total score of 296 after seventy two holes.
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Minneapolis
Charles
Chick) Avana, Jr
Chicago
Hughes Talks Polprios With Willam J Taft
Bridgehampton New York June luncheon discussion covered the upcoming political campaign. Charles E Hughes and former President William H Taft spoke for two hours, with Mrs Hughes presiding and Mrs Bryas participating. Taft quipped that he and Hughes are champion long distance speakers.
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N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
Willam J. Taft
Mra
Hughes
Tatt
Bryas
Meat Takes An Other Jump
A noted food column argues for a meatless diet in summer, praising shredded wheat biscuits with berries and milk as a complete, economical meal. It remarks meat as costly and less nutritious and highlights steam cooked whole wheat as digestible and nourishing. Made at Niagara Falls New York.
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Niagara Falls, N.Y
Professor Fee Heads Young Men's Literary Club
Professor Fee was elected president of the Young Men's Literary Club for the ensuing half year at the regular meeting. A. D. Walton was elected vice president and Rev S A Huston chosen secretary. The new officers assume roles next Friday night.
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Fee
Young Men's Literary Eru
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A.D Walton
S .A. Huston
Prohibition Bill Advances in Russia
The Duma approves a bill to ban sales of any drink containing more than one and a half percent alcohol. Light wines and finer drinks would be prohibited. The measure moves to the upper house for signing, signaling a nationwide move to strict prohibition across Russia.
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The
Duma
All Russia
Wyoming Water Rights Case Set for Dec 4
Denver June 86 Attorney General Farrar learned Colorado Wyoming water rights will be heard by the U S Supreme Court on December 4. The case centers on irrigation points vital to Colorado water users and has been moved up on the docket. Colorado must file its brief by September as Farrar dedicates effort to preparation.
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Wyoming
Denver
Atttorney
Farrar Yosterday
Washington
Colorado
United States Supreme Court
Sepember
Farrar
Cavender Rides O W Horse at Governor Visit
In a continuation of Pare One a horse revealed the O. W. brand on its flank before Major Cavender could answer. Governor and party witnessed the moment as staff noted the creature’s buckskin likeness and the state leader’s ownership of the O. W. ranch. The parade moved on and Major Cody had no chance to explain the horse’s origin.
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Cavender
O. W. Brandh
Rebuilding Barn After Lightning Strikes Burns Ranch
Roy Freeman fights to repair his Burns ranch barn damaged by recent lightning. The scene includes notes from local figures Prof A F E Bowman of the University and Ralph Reynolds, agricultural agent of Laramie, with Ben Swisher listed as optometrist and optician.
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Burns
A. F E. Bowman
The
Wyoming University
Ralph E. Reynolds
Laramie
Laramie News Roundup Includes Illadvised Ventures and Ordinances
The county plans a July tenth meeting with new agricultural agent Floor Finishing. Sherman Co loans 6,000 acres near Howell flat to a New York syndicate, drills for oil and land resources. Laramie council tightens Fourth of July mobility rules amid debate over a streetcar or auto sprinkler purchase. Shoshone sun dance scheduled at Lander for Independence Day. Marriage license issued to Thomas P Finherty and Gertrude A Spreckerman. District court to open with murder cases on docket.
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Haron Eberhard von Powell
Howell Flat
New York
Laramie
Baron Pawel
Lander
Fire damages Rawlina railroad terminal. sparks from loco cited
A Tuesday afternoon blaze destroyed lumber at the Rawlina railroad terminal caused by a passing locomotive spark. The Sherman Co announces a new hardware store at Riverton run by Al J. and A. J. Kirsh. Pine Bluffs prepares for a July Fourth barbecue with Sign Painting. Cody entrance to Yellow stone park opens after snow removal and road clearance.
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Riverton
al J
A. J. Kirsh
Casper
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