Government safety train tours U P system and Midwest
The safety first train touring Missouri Kansas and Texas and Union Pacific is shown carrying life and property saving exhibits. Secretary Lane notes the train will stay sixty more days with Baltimore and Ohio and travel thirty days each over Missouri Kansas Texas and Union Pacific before returning.
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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
Revolt in Argentina Tensions Rise as Strikes Spread
The article notes chauffeur and cabman strikes after wage deductions and expanding labor unrest. It cites Dr. de la Plaga’s May 30 valedictory to Congress, with his term ending in October and successor Dr. Irigoyen to assume the presidency amid scrutiny of his administration.
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de la Plaga
The
Republic
Irigoyen
Congress
Industrial Club Backs Naturalization School Plan
The Industrial Club and the University of Wyoming plan a night school to educate naturalization applicants with instructors from the U S Naturalization Service. Directors will ask county commissioners to use the street courtroom for the class and a Frontier Days parade with valuable prizes was approved.
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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 by the House Ways and Means Committee. It is expected to pass the House Monday as needed for army navy fortifications and other appropriations. Clearance sale summer millinery Fivan's.
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Washington
Administration
House
Ways and Means
Wyoming Plans Public Health Group Fight Disease
A state wide voluntary association to fight disease forms in Wyoming. Charles M DeForest of New York representing the Ned Crom and the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis attends a Cheyenne meeting to organize the Wyoming Public Health association. The group aims to promote health through education and preventive measures against typhoid tuberculosis pneumonia and diseases fatal to children. An 8 o clock meeting at the Plains Hotel in Cheyenne invites the public where DeForest will speak. The drive follows last fall’s Red Cross Christmas seal sale which yielded 800 dollars to be used for state health work. The organizing committee includes Dr I W Blake Dr A E Brown Dr W C Burke Pres G A Duniway Dr W C Gray Dr G A Fox Prof G R Hebard Dr J P Keller Dr C T Lane Dr H E B McCollum Mrs A R Merritt Mrs R A Morton S Conant Parks Dr F W Phifer Dr E B Sexton Rev J J Shingler H L Sims and Dr G L Strader Dr W A Wyman.
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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 for Cahill’s Round-up Guidance Conveyed
Louis O Neal president of the California Round-up association sent a telegram praising T Joe Cahill secretary of the Frontier Days Committee Cheyenne Wyoming for guiding the 1916 San Jose Round-up. He noted attendance exceeding 25 000 with 20 000 turned away due to space and offered continued support.
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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 booster trip to Fort Collins next Sunday to promote Frontier Days. The Cheyenne Frontier Ways committee and boosters will ride a decorated train from Cheyenne at 6 00 AM to attract a large crowd and honor Fort Collins as a major supporter of Colorado’s show.
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Brotherhood of Railway
Fort Collion
Frontier Ways
Prantier Ways
Cheyenne
Frontier Days
Frontier
Fort Collins
Colorado
Dancing payy complimentary to east of the show
A dancing party complimentary to the east of the show will be given at the home this evening. All bikes welcome. Attest: J. Minerney. Don’t forget B of R. Sunday, July 9. Special train leaves.
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Kk. T
Storey
B. of
R. T. Pleate
Acaom
Wyoming Cavalry Squadron Planned to Join Roosevelt Division
A Wyoming group led by R D Carey aims to form a cavalry squadron ready to join a proposed division raised for service in Mexico. Carey plans to collect volunteers across the state and appoint coordinators to organize the unit so it can be mobilized quickly if a war call comes.
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Roosevelt
Mexico
Wyoming
R. D. Carey
Carevhurst
Carey Haa
Wyoming Cavalry
Carey
Col. Hoovevelt
Colorado Motorist Ignites Gasoline Fire at Dinneen Garage
After fueling his car at the Dinneen garage, a Colorado motorist used a match to check the gasoline level. The resulting blaze caused about 50 dollars in damage to the car before firefighters responded.
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Colorado
Dinneen
Walter J Neff Arrested in Denver on Theft Complaint
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 arises from a talking machine bought on installment before moving.
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Walter J. Neff
Court of Justice
Edwards
Denver
Trade of Mexico Would Suffer From War Disruption
National Geographic society warns that interruption of US Mexico relations would hit trade hard. Mexico is a small partner, buying less than half of US exports while US buys three quarters of its farm and forest goods. Loss would affect sisal grass products and coffee shipments, with large import figures cited.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
War Geography Bulletin
National Geographic Society
Elisa
America
Mexico’s Trade With United States 1914 15 Summary
The manuscript notes Mexico’s imports from the United States in 1914 and 1915 showing vast purchases of coffee substitutes rubber and guayule gum. It cites Mexican demand for US corn wheat and lard, cotton, lumber, firearms textiles and machinery, with figures in millions and percentages. It highlights Mexico’s top trade partners and shifts in export volumes across years.
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United States
Mexico
Germany
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Spain
A Cough May Lead to Tuberculosis
Distressing warnings about a cough may indicate tuberculosis. Bokman’s Alterative is promoted as a safe remedy used for over twenty years, with claims of relief when paired with proper diet and rest. The preparation emphasizes calcium chlorid content and no habit forming drugs, available through 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
Garry
Casper
U. S.S
Kelley Mercantile CO
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Laguna
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