Fragmentary Democratic Nomination Debate On McAdoo
A mangled page fragment shows Cox Palmer and rival leaders debating McAdoo’s early run, with mentions of Cox and Valner and emotional pleas about delay and platform issues. Informal talks continue as factions weigh a coalition strategy and the son in law factor looms.
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Homer
Gummings
Bainries
William Eoning
Cox and Palmer
McAdoo
Palmer
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Valrner
Cox
Heingales
Hal Tw
Party platform debate probes suffrage and prohibition
A subcommittee near a party platform debate clashed over suffrage and prohibition. Bryan pressed for a strong prohibition stance while Thewell urged broader liberty declarations. Reporters were kept from certain topics as discussions sharpened toward final committee action.
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Tennessee
North Carolina
Florida
Willam JS Bryan
Drys
Ifc
Thewell
Vilas
Sona Virginia
Elaine Care
Ken
Twelve Biggis Bags Entered in National Contest
Twelve entries have been received for the national balloon race to be held in 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, three from Italy, and one each from Great Britain and Belgium.
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New York
Indianapolis
Aero Club of America
Thhree
United States
France
Italy
Great Britain
Bel
Scarab Talisman Brings Luck Claim in Le Claire Tale
In a Le Claire tale a man seeks luck from an Egyptian scarab given by a jeweler. The charm, claimed sacred to ancient Egypt, is traded for 200 to a woman, but the keeper notes its value at 62,000. The anecdote mixes superstition with local barter.
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le Claire
Lam
Pearis
Anid
Searad
Two Wounded When Rail Men Battle
EAST ST LOUIS July 1 Two men were wounded in a clash in the yards when a crowd believed to be striking switchmen attacked the crew of an engine and a revolver battle followed. One man was reported seriously wounded.
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East ST. Louis
Shy Ben's Voice Still Not Functioning
Clerks in the city county building were in better shape yesterday though Shy Ben remained nonfunctional. Officials continued aligning several clocks to the big clock and expected full operation by nightfall with one more gear due soon to repair the striking mechanism.
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Shy Ben
Two Women Forfeit Bonds to Cheyenne
Police court in Cheyenne forfeited $75 worth of bonds after two women failed to appear. Elva Jennings and May East posted 60 and 85 bonds respectively after a raid on a residence linked to charges under city purity laws. Officers also seized a guard of beer at the scene.
Two Not Held for Alleged Theft of $125
The Cheyenne robbery at a local restaurant ended with two suspects not held after police questioned them. Investigators recorded a theft of 125 dollars and gathered limited evidence, delaying charges.
Restaurant proprietor fights theft claims in court
Tony Santon proprietor of a 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 district court but acquitted for lack of evidence and the case was dismissed. Details of the robbery were not disclosed 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 Injunction Over Cruelty
Gheistina Nord fled a petition for divorce from Charles Nord and obtained a temporary injunction preventing molestation of her and their child. The order restrains Nord from selling jointly owned property and requires Union Pacific to garnish $1,000. she seeks $75 alimony plus costs and fees. Nord allegedly threatened her with a razor.
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Gheistina Nord
Charles Nord
Willam
Menti
Nord
Union Pacific
Norti
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Commissioners Order Alley Paved After Petition
The alley between Seventeenth Street and Lincoln Highway and Garey Avenue and Capitol Avenue is likely to be paved immediately following a petition filed yesterday. The move authorizes paving and collects assessments from benefiting property owners. Plans and specifications were prepared by John A. Whiting. Named property owners include Sam Idelman Senator Warren L F Brestahan and the Moffatt estate.
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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 Reported at $3300
The quarterly fire report shows a total loss of $3300 for the last three months with 63,500 in value and an average of 64,100 per incident. It notes similar activity to the previous quarter and cites alarms and ongoing fire order compliance.
Fire damages and causes in Gilchrist Park incident
The report lists ignition sources for park fires including locomotive sparks electric spark and overheated ranges. It notes total losses for the second quarter totaling 8309 dollars with 8600 dollars insured on buildings and 2694 dollars paid on contents. It cites 2200 feet of washere and 1950 feet of dry hose plus 77 gallons of chemical used to extinguish the blaze.
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Gilchrist Park
Constitutionality of Migratory Bird Statute Upheld
Sportsmen rely on federal protection for migratory birds as the Supreme Court in 1920 upheld the treaty act against a Missouri case. The court said national action is needed for a national interest with birds beyond state control and that feder al law must prevail to protect 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 June 1 Nine railway executives form an advisory committee to guide transport during the emergency. The group meets with the Association of Railway Executives to coordinate cooperative action across all railroads nationwide.
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New York
Transportation
Lane Co-Operative
Failroads
Association of
Raliway Executives
Wyoming Forests Fishing Conditions Report
Weekly outlook from the Denver office of the Forest Service lists fishing conditions for lakes and streams near the National Forests. Reports cite field officer data with town names indicating report points. Brooks Lake shows high water and little flatfish. Great Creek reports eastern brook rainbow and native trout, high clear water, big catches with flies and bait. Christina Lake notes rainbow and native trout, high muddy water, fishing fair with bait. Encampment Creek reports high muddy water, poor river fishing but good stocks. Little Popo Agie and Middlefork describe high muddy water, fair fishing with bait. Rock Creek reports high clear water, good fishing with flies and bait. Shell Creek cites poor fishing with eastern brook and native trout. Warm Spring Creek and Wind River show high water and very little fishing.
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Denver
For Ttervice
Brooks Lake
Lander
Christina Lake
Middlefork
Rock Creek
No One Injured in Triple Auto Crash
Three automobiles were damaged in a collision yesterday evening at the corner of Eighteenth Street and Capitol Avenue. One wheel was smashed on one car while the other two suffered minor damage. no one was injured.
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Eighteenth Steet
Capitol Avenue
All Dublin Papers Suspend Tomorrow
Dublin reports all newspapers will cease publication Saturday due to the wage dispute. The announcement comes amid ongoing labor tensions affecting the city’s press.
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Dublin
Ruth Hits Longest Home Run as Yanks Rout Indians
Babe Ruth belted the longest homer seen in Cleveland as the Yankees overwhelmed the Indians 14 to 0. Attendance soared past 30,000 for the first time in Grey Wanes history, with $125,000 paid for one outfielder and total home campaign earnings estimated around $156,000 from home runs.
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Cleveland
Babe Ruth
Yanks
Indians
League Park
Chicago Eee Sox
New York Yankees
Frock Fashions Blend Gingham with Elegant Organdy
A lively description of a summer dress style that pairs simple gingham with a sheer organdy overdress. The combination creates a chic, eye catching look with white and red accents, featuring scalloped piping and bold pinkish red flowers as decorative touches.
Johnny Wilson Beats Bartfield On Points In Newark Bout
Johnny Wilson, middleweight champion from Newark, defeats Soldier Bartfield of New York on points after twelve hard fought rounds in a headline bout.
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Newark
Johnny Wilson
Soldier Bartfield
New York
Mexico President and Family Portrait After Inauguration
A provisional photograph shows President and First Lady of Mexico with their two children taken shortly after his inauguration. The image captures the family in formal pose marking the new administration’s early days.
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Mexico
de la Huerta
Unusual Congregational Plan For Sunday Sermon Mount Service
The First Congregational Church gears up for a rare pole mountain ride Sunday July 44 with the entire congregation traveling by car to the hilltop for a regular service mimicking the Sermon on the Mount. A prior solitary service by Cheyenne Presbyterians featured Sean Hills now in Denver delivering the sermon.
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First Congregational Church
Pole Mountain
Sumiay
Sherneat Lid
Tey
Sean ©. Hills
Denver
Third Republican nomination race in Lar amie county
The coroner race dominates the Lar amie county scene with no clear candidate. Hobba Winkhiner and Dr. Jb. Antler, both named, appear as contenders alongside W. W. Duo from Cheyenne as campaigns begin.
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Laramie
Goroner
Giyde
Hobba
Winkhiner
Itekhiner
Ita Paultion
Jb. Antler
Vinehu 3
W. W. Duo
Cheyenne
Alleged Embezzler Heads Toward St Paul on Transit
Officials say an alleged embezzler is en route from St Paul to Cheyenne and officers expect to reach him today. The case involves ongoing investigations and coordination between jurisdictions.
Extradition Sought for Cash Embezzler O Malley
Wiklun A O Malley now under arrest in Minnesota on charges of embezzling county funds in St Paul. He waived extradition and will be returned with officers when they reach the city. St Paul offered a $30 reward for his capture, likely to be collected by Cheyenne officers. Mailey is described as a press promoter and newspaper writer.
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