Wage Scale Convention of Wyoming Miners Nearing Conclusion
Delegates at the Wage Scale convention in Cheyenne presented President Thomas Gibson with a gold watch bearing the Elk's emblem. The body debated Samuel Gompers and labor freedom, urged state disability insurance for miners' families, and prepared for subsequent talks with mine operators.
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United Mine Workers of America
Cheyenne
Thomas Gibson
Elk’s Lodge
Samuel Gompers
American Federation’ of Labor
Gibson
Miners demand safety upgrades for air and dust control
A report notes miners call for improved safety measures including better ventilation for fresh air and an enhanced dust sprinkling system to reduce hazards. The remarks emphasize protecting workers who are disabled or killed in mining accidents.
City Briefs: Florist Sales, Visits, and Local News
Mrs. Glafcke the Florist offers choice cut flowers and floral work with phone service at 4 dollars. Wasserman's runs ten day sale on Tom Ladies' Oxfords at 1.95. B B Mather of Buffalo visits Cheyenne family connections include A Mather and Mrs. Mather. City club of Buffalo files incorporation. Civil service exam set for July 27 28 at Cheyenne post office for graphic draftsman salary 900 to 1500. Governor Brooks to speak at Casper Fourth of July celebration. Reports of heavy rain east of Cheyenne. Acting Chief of Police Bob Ingalls takes charge temporarily.
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Cheyenne Post Office
Grand Central Station vision spans three rail lines
The article describes plans for a grand terminal in New York with northward extensions to Fifty-Seventh Street and open cross streets from Forty-Fifth to Fifty-Fifth. It envisions a unified urban design, skyline features, and expansive railroad access across a 49 mile corridor, shaping a bold late 19th to early 20th century transit hub.
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New York
Grand Central Station
Therminal
Cannio
Fifty- Seventh Street
Forty-fifth Street
Fifty-fifth Street
Harmony
Lexington Avenue
Madison Avenue
Adultery Leads to Fines and Jail for Local Pair
Mrs Bessie Anundson and T Ballard of 609 West Seventeenth street were fined fifty dollars and costs each and sentenced to sixty days in jail by Justice Padgett after being found guilty of adultery. The charge arose from Ballard writing to his lover urging divorce from her husband. Jane DeFord, a girl once injured after a horse incident, faced a possible Colorado institution for incorrigibility. The Bon Clothing and Shoe store improved displays with a modern double deck clothing case to better showcase stock.
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Bessie Anundson
T. Ballard
West Seventeenth Street
Justice Padgett
Ballard
Jane’ DeFord
Satge Matson
Colorado
Bon Clothing
Telephone results from Jeffries Johnson fight rounds
The local telephone office will receive the results by rounds and transmit them to subscribers.
Pardons Board Meets This Week At State House
The State Board of Charities and Reforms meets Tuesday and the Board of Pardons on Wednesday at the state house. Fourteen applications for clemency have been filed under board rules.
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Pardons Board
State Board of Charities and Reforms
State House
Board of Pardons
Vegetation Benefits From Recent Rains On Farms Nearby
Reports from nearby farms indicate the recent rainfall greatly improved vegetation with signs of renewed growth across fields. The rains revived grasses and crops, boosting early season prospects for local growers.
Federal Offices Halt Saturday Hours Citywide
It was announced that starting this month all federal offices in the city will close Saturday afternoons until October 4.
Stores Close Monday Fourth of July Observance
Cheyenne grocer stores will not open Monday July 4 in observance. The notice states all locations remain closed for the holiday.
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Cheyenne Grocera
Leary Returns From Pine Bluffs to Oversee County Case
Assistant County Attorney Wilfred Leary returned yesterday from Pine Bluffs where he attended to the county's interests in an assault and battery case in the Justice court.
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Oteary
Attornby
Wilfred ‘Leary
Pine Bluffs
Ansault
Attery
Justice Court
Phoenix camp honors district organizer for 100 member enrollment
Members of Phoenix camp W O W presented an official lodge jewel to district organizer J W Kennedy in recognition of enrolling over one hundred members in the local camp.
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Phoenix Camp
J. W. Kennedy
Tudkins Travels as State Immigration Chief Departs Freemont
State Immigration Commissioner J D Tudkins leaves for Freemont County on official travel. The trip aims to review border controls and update residency procedures for regional enforcement.
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Tudkins
J. D. Tudkins
Freemont County
English Officer Claims Autostable Airplane Flight
London July 1 Lieut J W Dunne reports a two mile flight over Sheppey in a full sized biplane built to imitate albatross stability. He says the machine maintained equilibrium automatically, turning with fixed steering flaps and circling without skidding or sinking.
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John’ Dutine
Grwt
Bird
Welle
Lieut
Deanne
Mr. Wells
le Ton
Jeter
Mr. Welle
Vite
Blair
Ot Trholl
Dunne
War Department
Wou
Capper
Liev. Dunne
War Office
Blair Atholl
Lieut Gibbs
Farman
Lieut. Gibbs
Jn Windout
A. D. Carden
Blair Castle
Lord Tullibardine
Blair Atholl Aeroplane Syndicate
Lieut. Dunne
Sheppey
Dune
London
J. W. Dunne
Aen
Aero Club
George
Travers
Colmore
Horace Short
Leveta
Justinet
Uea
Capel Hill
Eastchurch Village
Niy-Al
Counterfeit Case Involving Denver Man Goes to Federal Court
Secret Service agent Goddard returns from Colorado cities with details in the Brackett case. R Brackett, a Boulder businessman and son of a literature professor, is accused of passing a counterfeit dollar and may face prosecution under the new law requiring mere possession and inability to produce the note when demanded. Authorities are gathering counterfeit money from banks to build the case for the United States district attorney.
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Denver
R. Brackett
Goddard
Colorado
Brackett
United States
Boulder
Pyon
Secret Service
Eagle bond holders urged to claim interest at Stock Growers Bank
All persons holding Eagle bonds may collect interest by presenting coupons at Stock Growers Bank. J J Castle W, President. HawkswdrrTt, Secretary.
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Stock Growers’ Bank, J. J, Castle W
Pres
The Dole Mole Whiskey Co Purported Health Tonic Ad
An advertisement touts absolutely-pure distilled malt whiskey as gentle on sensitive stomachs and useful in treating consumption pneumonia grip coughs colds malaria fevers stomach troubles and wasting diseases. Sold in sealed bottles under The Old Chemist’s Head label for 100 a large bottle with a medical booklet and testimonials offered.
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Dole Mole Whiskey Co
Rochester
N.Y
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