Safety Train On A Government Run Tour Of The Midwest
The government safety first train showcasing life and property saving efforts tours Missouri Kansas Texas and Union Pacific lines after success on Baltimore and Ohio system. Secretary Lane notes limited funds and many requests as the train travels Columbia and Boonville Missouri with a sixty day extension and future moves to Missouri Kansas Texas and Union Pacific lines. He credits President Willard and B and O officials for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sam
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Uplon Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Lane
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Union Pacific
St. Louisa
Columbia
Boonville
Union Pacific Railroad
Ialso
Mive
Daniel Willard
Revolt Rises in Argentina Amid Chauffeur Strike
Reports from Argentina describe rising unrest as chauffeurs and cabmen strike after wage deductions, with other trades aligning in protest. President de la Plata, retiring head of state, delivered his May 30 valedictory to congress, noting a cautious but steady administration.
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de la Plaga
The
Republic
Irigoyen
Congress
Industrial Club Backs School for Naturalization
The Industrial Club and the University of Wyoming plan a naturalization education school in town with instructors from the U S Naturalization Service. Directors will ask county commissioners to use the street courtroom for a night school during Frontier Days. A decorated automobile parade with valuable prizes will be held on a Frontier Days night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
University of Wyoming
Paul Lee Ellerbe
Denver
United States Naturalization Service
General Revenue Bill Favored by House Ways and Means
The administration general revenue bill to raise about two hundred million dollars through higher income surtaxes, inheritance taxes, and war profits, was favorably reported today by the House Ways and Means Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Administration
House
Ways and Means
Wyoming Forms Public Health Group to Fight Disease
A state wide voluntary association to combat disease moves toward formation in Cheyenne with Charles M DeForest representing the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis. A meeting at the Plains Hotel will feature an address and public participation amid plans to use funds from Red Cross Christmas seals for health work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Charles M. DeForest
New York
Ned Crom
National Association For the Prevention
Cheyenne
Plains Hotel
DeForest
The
Public Health Association
Red Cross
National Association
Wyoming Association
I. W. Blake
Buffao
A. E. Brown
Laramie
W. C Burke
Encampment
A. Duniway
W. C. Gray
Worland
G. A. Fox
G. R. Hebard
J. P. Keller
Douglas
C. T. Lane
Lander
H. EB. McCollum
A. R. Merritt
Dowglas
R. A. Morton
J. J. Shingler
H.L. Sims
Mana
G. L. Strader
W. A. Wyman
Gratitude Glasses for Cahill in Round-up Success
Louis O Nea l president of the California Round-up Association sent a telegram praising T Joe Cahill secretary of the Frontier Days Committee for guiding the San Jose Round-up on July 4, 1916. He notes the event drew over 25 000 attendees and turned away about 20 000 due to space limits. The California Round-up officers and members pledge to honor Cahill and his organization.
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T. Joe Cahill
Frontier Days
San Jose
Louis O'Neal
California Round-up Association
Calif
Cheyenne
Wyo
Calfornia Round-up Secocration
Plan Booster Trip to Collins Sunday
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen plans a Frontier Days advertising excursion to Fort Collins next Sunday. Members of the Frontier Ways committees and Cheyenne boosters will ride a decorated train from Cheyenne at 6 AM to attract a large crowd and honor Fort Collins as a major supporter of Colorado’s Frontier celebration.
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Brotherhood of Railway
Fort Collion
Frontier Ways
Prantier Ways
Cheyenne
Frontier Days
Frontier
Fort Collins
Colorado
Dancing party announced with complimentary pay at home evening
An informal notice invites attendees to a dance event east of the show with free refreshments. It mentions a Storey and RB and an attest by J. Minerney. A reminder notes Sunday July 9 and a special train departure, though details are unclear.
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Kk. T
Storey
Wyoming Cavalry Squadron Planned for Mexico Division
R D Carey of Carevhurst reports plans to organize a Wyoming cavalry squadron to join a proposed Roosevelt era division for service in Mexico. Carey will collect volunteers and appoint leaders in multiple counties to ensure rapid mobilization if war comes.
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Roosevelt
Mexico
Wyoming
R. D. Carey
Carevhurst
Carey Haa
Wyoming Cavalry
Carey
Col. Hoovevelt
Fire Enflames Gasoline as Motorist Lights a Match
An Colorado driver stopped at Dinneen garage to top up his tank. He struck a match to see how much fuel remained, igniting gasoline and causing about 50 dollars in damage to the car before firefighters arrived.
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Colorado
Dinneen
Walter J Neff Arrested in Denver on Theft Charge
Walter J Neff, accused of removing mortgaged goods from the state, was arrested yesterday in Denver. Deputy Yost will bring him to Cheyenne. complaint filed by the Wyoming Bookstore alleging purchase of a talking machine on installment before moving. Plans for Casper Gun Club tournament July 9 12 discussed. State Leager want ads bring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Neff
Court of Justice
Edwards
Denver
Trade Impact of War Between United States and Mexico
National Geographic summaries warn that any interruption in U S Mexico relations would hit trade hard. The United States buys three quarters of Mexico’s farm forest mineral and manufactured goods while Mexico purchases less than half of its imports from the U S. The elisa grass fiber industry and coffee trade are cited as key affected sectors with large import values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mexico
War Geography Bulletin
National Geographic Society
Elisa
America
Mexico’s Trade With U S in 1914 1915 Exceeds Notable Amounts
The article notes U S exports to Mexico in 1914 and 1915 include coffee substitutes, rubber, guayule gum, mahogany, cattle hides, and goat skins. It lists Mexico’s top U S purchases such as corn, wheat, lard, and significant cotton and lumber imports, with emphasis on sectors and dollar values.
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United States
Mexico
Germany
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Spain
A Cough May Lead to Tuberculosis
Distressing complications may follow if neglected. Bokman’s Alterative has been widely used for twenty years with beneficial results. It emphasizes diet, rest, calcium chlorid content, and night-sweat relief, claiming absolute safety with no habit-forming drugs. available through your druggist from Fekman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
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Bokman
Fekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
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Industrial
School For Naturalization
Fivan's
Resttk- Senting
RED Cross Society
Plains
Cahill
Collins
J. Minerney
B. of
R. T. Pleate
Acaom
Garry
Casper
U. S.S
Kelley Mercantile CO
Onyx
Emery Beers Company
Tre
East 24Th ST
Elcaya
Laguna
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