Army unit completes 200 mile marching drill toward Wyoming
The Fifteenth Infantry arrived at Fort Logan after a 15 mile jungle march from Colorado Springs. Under Col. W. S. Cocott they will resume the hike on Tuesday and finish the 200 mile Denver maneuver distance by July 15. The camp at the annual maneuver runs July 15 to August 15.
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Wyoming
Denver
Colo
Colorado Springs
Dale Creek
Wyo
Fort Logan
Orenoon
Col. W
Cocott
Fort Douglas
Utah
Pioneer Woman Dies by Suicide in Kirbyn, Acid Found
Mrs. Geo Neer of Kirbyn, Greeley Colorado, was found unconscious by her husband this morning in the kitchen. She died two hours later from probable carbonic acid ingestion, an empty three ounce bottle found in her hand and burns to mouth and throat indicate. She had long suffered ill health.
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Greeley
Colo
Geo, Neer
Kirby
Kiitchen
Il Health
Midget makes big fortune in hotel and real estate
Admiral Dot Leopold Kahn retires from a White Plains hotel after sixteen years, leaving a fortune estimated at over a quarter of a million dollars. The former midget, once known as Admiral Dat, rose to fame with P. T. Barnum and Tom Thumb, amassing wealth in hotels and real estate before retirement.
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New York
Dot
Leopold Kahn
White Plaina
Kahn
San Francisco
P. T
Automobile Gossip From Bear Creek and City Rides
H A Andrews and wife drove 35 miles in 1 hour 10 minutes in a Buick with detours around mud holes. Wyman bought a Model 26 Buick. Dinheen returns to Buick garage after rheumatism. Jess Yoder, Bear Creek rancher, came to town and stayed at the Buick garage.
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H. A. Andrews
Horse Creek
City
W. E. Dinheen
Buick
Bear Creek
Jess Yoder
Local Agent Sells E. M. F. 30 Auto to Dale Creek Ranchman
Charles E. Woodard of Dale Creek has purchased a new E. M. F. 30 from R. Didine, the local agent for the car. The deal confirms EK M F 30 ownership transfer and regional dealership activity.
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Charles E.woodard
Dale Creek
Three Everitts Sold Harrold to Stary Brothers and Miss Stott
Brinker of Johnston and Brinker, Capitol gauge, sold the Everitts care this week to Stary brothers. Miss Stott and her companion Miss Phillips left Cheyenne Friday for Denver to view the points of ferest then plan to travel west to San Francisco.
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Everitts
Harrold. Brinker
Johnston and
Miss Stott
Miss Phillips
Cheyenne
Denver
Big City
Ferest
San Francisco
Roosevelt Urged to Speak on Missions at Anniversary
A large share of Roosevelt’s daily letters come from church leaders asking him to address missions. After his Africa trip he expressed strong interest in missionary work. The American Board marks its 100th anniversary in Boston this October with exhibits and addresses, and organizers seek Roosevelt’s participation and endorsement of foreign missions.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Africa
Roosevelt
American Board
Boston
Abe Ruef May Be Sent to Prison by Court
Abraham Ruef former political boss under sentence of fourteen years imprisonment for bribery and at liberty on 300000 bail appeared before Superior Judge Lawler to show cause why he should not be remanded to the sheriff. Ruef had been admitted to bail.
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Abe Ruef
San Francisco
Cal
Abraham Ruef
Boas
Lawler
Real
Judge orders medical exam as Ruef appeals illness delays
Judge Lawler moved Ruef's probate appeal forward after Ruef stated his health was severely impaired and his family suffered. Ruef said confinement in county jail could kill him, and the judge continued the hearing to Wednesday pending a medical examination.
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Cabanige
Ruef
Lawler
Millionaire Bradbury Leaves San Quentin Prison
William B Bradbury of Corte Madera, a San Quentin inmate, was discharged after his perjury sentence expired. He wore the standard convict suit, received $5 and 19 cents for transport home, and announced plans to deposit $10,000 in a bank for a fund to aid paroled prisoners at 10 percent interest.
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San Quentin
Cal
William B Bradbury
Corte Madera
Hoyle
Forest fires devastate Canadian towns in Rainy River district
The Canadian Northern railway reports week losses from bush fires in the Rainy River district totaling 125 box cars 30 depots station houses freight sheds water tanks and $60000 in yard material. Elmont Way and Fort Frances were cut off by flames last night Miscampbell village left with only one standing house as farmers flee with women and children to safety.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Northern Railway
Rainy River District
Elmont Way
Fort Frances
Miscampbell
Rheins aviation meet draws European flyers to Paris
The Rheins meeting opens today in Paris with forty biplanes and twenty three monoplanes entered. Sixty three machines will compete in a nine day program offering prizes totaling 65000 dollars. Notable aviators include Rolls Blerf De Lesseps Paulhan Barman Dubonnet Lambert plus three French army officers in Wright Farman and Bleriot machines.
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Paris
Rheins Avia
Europe
Menbirds
Rolls, Blerift
de Lesseps
Channel Erasers
Camerman
Farman
Acquaviva
Railroads Show Cost of Transporting Mails
Washington July 22. The work of compiling information received from the railroads of the country outlines the cost of transporting mails. The report details rates, routes, and operating factors affecting mail carriage nationwide.
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Washington
Cost of transporting the nails study begun under Stewart
The work to determine railroad compensation costs was started today under Joseph Stewart, the second postmaster general. Congress allocated $10,000 to prepare information to fix railroad compensation, with a large clerical staff to work for months to complete the project.
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Joseph Stewart
Congres
First National Bank of Billings Closes Under Federal Authority
The First National bank of Billings Montana was closed by order of the comptroller of the currency after an examiner reported insolvency. R W Goodhart named receiver. At March 29 close of business the last report to the bank's records indicated insolvency.
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Washington
First National Bank of
Billings
Mont
R. W. Goodhart
Comptroller Reports Bank Resources At 2.156 Million
The comptroller reports the bank’s resources totaling 2,156,607 dollars. The figure reflects the institution’s financial position as of the reporting period.
Bank cashier arrested on charge of shortage
Boston July 2 Charles W Tufts 21 cashier charged with using National Bank of Rockport funds to play the stock market He surrendered after bank examination United States Bank Examiner Neil says shortage will not exceed 20000 and the bank is solvent Tufts deemed part of a rising group of banking officials alleged to have gone wrong
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Boston
National Bank of Rockport
Mass
Charles W. Tufts
New England
Tufts
United States
Neil
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