Leadership splits over McAdoo Palmer Cox third party push
The article outlines informal talks among Cox Palmer and others over swapping in McAdoo early, with leaders debating platform positions while opposing factions argued about delaying a program that could thwart McAdoo. The core doubt centered on McAdoo’s potential as a nominee and the role of his son in law.
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Axel
Homer
Gummings
Bainries
William Eoning
Cox and Palmer
McAdoo
Palmer
Oxn
Valrner
Cox
Heingales
Hal Tw
Democratic Party Platform Debated On Prohibition Sails
Subcommittee members clash over suffrage and prohibition in Tennessee North Carolina and Florida appeals. Willam J Bryan pressures for a firm stand on enforcement while Thewell advocates broader liberty. Reporters shift focus as secrecy tightens and the room grows tense.
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Tennessee
North Carolina
Florida
Willam JS Bryan
Drys
Ifc
Thewell
Vilas
Sona Virginia
Elaine Care
Ken
Twelve Biggis Bags Enter National Balloon Contest
New York report notes twelve entries for the national balloon race at Indianapolis on September 11. The Aero Club of America will select three contestants and three alternates to represent the United States in the International race on October 23. Foreign entries include three from France and Italy and one from Great Britain and Belgium.
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New York
Indianapolis
Aero Club of America
Thhree
United States
France
Italy
Great Britain
Bel
Luck Placed Scarab Jewels in Ancient Egyptian Tale
A man in Le Claire seeks luck from an Egyptian scarab talisman after asking about BayoWan dictirs. A jeweler offers a luck device, gifting a scarab believed sacred in ancient Egypt. The tale centers on the talisman's value and a woman's potential reward.
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le Claire
Lam
Pearis
Anid
Searad
Two Wounded In Rail Yard Clash At East St. Louis
July 1 report from East St Louis says two railway workers were wounded when a crowd, likely striking switchmen, attacked the engine crew in the yards and sparked a revolver fight. One man was seriously hurt as the melee disrupted operations this afternoon.
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East ST. Louis
Shy Ben’s Voice Still Not Functioning In City Clock System
Clerks in the city county building reported clocks in better order yesterday though Shy Ben’s voice remained offline. Several vibnesters marked time in offices were tuned up property and kept excellent time. Work to realign out of time clocks with the big clock continued and officials hoped to restore full operation tonight pending the arrival of one more gear to complete the striking mechanism.
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Shy Ben
Two Women Forfeit Bonds to Cheyenne Police Court
Two women failed to appear in Cheyenne police court and forfeited bonds totaling 75 dollars. Elva Jennings posted 60 and May East 15 after arrest on liquor law violations when officers raided a house. a beer guard was also taken into custody.
Two Not Held for Alleged Theft of $125
The Cheyenne restaurant robbery case saw two suspects not held yesterday as authorities pursued further evidence. Investigators described the incident as a nonfatal theft with a $125 loss.
Robbery Accusations At Santon Store Led To Court Action
Tony Santon proprietor of a rubbed store testified in Judge Edwards court that William Deemis and George Davis robbed his shop of 125.65 on the night of June 29. The pair were bound over to the district court but were acquitted for lack of evidence and the case was dismissed. Details of the robbery were not revealed at trial. Santon alleged the men entered after closing and tapped the cash register. He swore warrants for their arrest.
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Ternoon
Tony Santon
Nord Woman Seeks Divorce and Court Restraints
Gheistina Nord petitions divorce from Charles Nord alleging cruelty. She obtains a temporary injunction preventing molestation of her and child and restraining sale of jointly owned property. She asks Union Pacific guaranteed for $1,000 to collect from Nord, $75 immediate alimony, costs and attorney fees. She charges cruelty and says he once threatened her with a razor.
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Gheistina Nord
Charles Nord
Willam
Menti
Nord
Union Pacific
Norti
di J
Commissioners To Order Alley Paved Between Seventeenth Street and Capitol Avenue
The city commission plans immediate paving of the alley between Seventeenth Street Lincoln Highway Garey Avenue and Capitol Avenue after a petition filed yesterday. Plans and specs prepared by John A. Whiting, with benefiting property owners Sam Idelman Senator Warren L F Brestahan and the Moffatt estate named in the proposal.
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Seventeenth Street
Lincoln Highway
Garey Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Intiv
Pho Plang
John A. Whiting
Sam Idelman
Warren
L. Ft. Brestahan
Moffatt
Fire Loss in Last Quarter B $3300 Says Report
Quarterly fire report shows total loss of 3300 for the last three months with 64 reserves and 63,500 in operations. The document notes alarms, averages, and four value indicators while detailing figures and conditions of the fire order.
Fire department report on Gilchrist park blaze year notes
The record cites causes from locomotive sparks to overheated ranges and defective wiring. It lists insurance on buildings at 18 600 and total losses for the second quarter at 8 309 with 2 200 feet of hose and 77 gallons of chemical used in extinguishing.
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Gilchrist Park
Constitutionality of Migratory Bird Statute Upheld
United States sportsmen support migratory bird protection via Federal action. In 1920 the Supreme Court upheld the migratory bird treaty and Lacey Acts against Missouri, ruling federal laws enforceable when state laws conflict. The opinion stresses a national interest requiring national action to protect birds, forests, and crops.
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United States
Canada
Supreme Court of the
Missouri
Supreme Court
Advisory Board to Keep Trains Going
New York advisory committee of nine railway executives met to coordinate transportation amid an emergency. The Association of Railway Executives discussed cooperative action among railroads to ensure continued train service during the crisis.
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New York
Transportation
Lane Co-Operative
Failroads
Association of
Raliway Executives
Fishing Conditions Report From Wyoming National Forests
Weekly bulletin from Denver Forest Service offices lists creek and lake fishing conditions near National Forests. Reports from Brooks Lake indicate high water and minimal flatfish. Great Creek shows high clear water with good catches of eastern brook and rainbow trout. Other sites report varying water levels, muddy to clear depths, and mixed success for eastern brook, rainbow, and native trout with bait and flies.
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Denver
For Ttervice
Brooks Lake
Lander
Christina Lake
Middlefork
Rock Creek
Three-car Collision Causes Damages at Eighteenth Street
Three automobiles were damaged in a collision at the corner of Eighteenth Street and Capitol Avenue yesterday evening. One wheel was smashed on one car while the other two incurred minor damage. no injuries were reported.
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Eighteenth Steet
Capitol Avenue
All Dublin papers suspend publication tomorrow
Dublin editors announce all city newspapers will cease publication Saturday due to the wage dispute. The move affects multiple papers, reflecting ongoing labor tensions across the Dublin press.
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Dublin
Ruth hits longest Cleveland homer as Yanks rout Indians
Babe Ruth belted the longest home run seen in Cleveland as the New York Yankees crushed the Indians 14 to 0. Attendance surged past 30,000 for the first time, with a record 29,206 paid at Municipal Stadium. The Yankees paid out $125,000 for a single outfielder and expect a strong return from home run earnings across seven seven home games this season.
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Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Indians
League Park
Chicago Eee Sox
New York Yankees
Frock Fashions Mix Gingham and Organdy in Summer Style
A fashion note extols a simple gingham foundation with an overdress of organdy. The look combines white and red accents, featuring scalloped piping and a bold poppy motif, suggesting a chic, easy summer frock for street and seaside wear.
Johnny Wilson Beats Bartfield in Midweight Victory
Newark July 1 Johnny Wilson middleweight champion beat Soldier Bartfield of New York on points over twelve hard fought rounds.
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Newark
Johnny Wilson
Soldier Bartfield
New York
Mexican President and Family Photo After Inauguration
The image shows President and First Lady of Mexico with their two children. The provisional portrait was taken soon after his inauguration.
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Mexico
de la Huerta
President de la Huerta
Republican In Race for Coroner Plans Unusual Church Pilgrimage
Members of the First Congregational Church announce an unusual service to Pole Mountain on Sunday July 44. The entire congregation will travel by automobile and hold a sermon atop the hill echoing the Sermon on the Mount. A prior similar service was held by Cheyenne Presbyterians with Rev. Sean Hills then preaching.
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First Congregational Church
Pole Mountain
Sumiay
Sherneat Lid
Tey
Sean ©. Hills
Denver
Third Republican Gubernatorial Nomination Contest
The GOP nominaton fight for governor in Lar amie County widens with Hobba Winkhiner and Dr. Jb. Antler named as candidates along with W. W. Duo. Coroner candidate Giyde B5G has not stated intentions for another run as surveys hint at a crowded field.
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Laramie
Goroner
Giyde
Hobba
Winkhiner
Itekhiner
Ita Paultion
Jb. Antler
Vinehu 3
W. W. Duo
Cheyenne
Alleged Embezzler Bound for St. Paul
Police say an alleged embezzler is being transported from Cheyenne to St. Paul. officers report the suspect is en route as of today.
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St. Paul
Cheyenne
O'Malley Extradition Sought After Embezzlement Charge
Wiklun A. O'Malley, jailed in St Paul on embezzlement charges, waived extradition and will return with officers. A $30 reward was offered by St Paul authorities. Cheyenne officers may collect. Mailey, reportedly a promoter and newspaper writer, is described in connection with the case.
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