Rand Concert and Civilian Notices Tonight
Briefs and Personal notices report a free public concert by the Cadet mind in the business district tonight at 8:30. Dr. Edmundson of Littleton will preach tomorrow at Viet Presbyterian Church. Several travelers depart for St. Louis New York Buffalo and Denver while others visit Cheyenne. Mayors invited to Frontier show and a large Trailway excursion to Fort Collins planned for Sunday.
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Rear Admiral Caperton Named Pacific Fleet Commander
Washington reports Rear Admiral W Br Caperton, then in command of the cruiser squadron in Haitian and Dominican waters, selected to succeed Admiral Winslow as commander of the Pacific fleet upon Winslow's retirement on July 29 due to age.
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Spaulding's Son Killed in Battle
SAN DIEGO July 7 Albert C. Spalding Jr adopted son of A G Spalding a famed sporting goods magnate was killed in action in Flanders July 1 He served as a lieutenant in the Tenth Royal Inniskillen Fusiliers and died in the early hours of the Allied offensive.
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South America Cattle Production Relies on U S Imports
Cattlemen in South America seek U S. cattle imports to build herds and feed fattening crops. Alfalfa and Italian rye grass thrive there, supporting seed use and grazing. Cattle finishing occurs, though on a smaller scale than in the United States, with profits tied to fine pasture and grasses.
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Lansing Asks Carranza for Speedy Settlement
Government agents report rebel movements led by Villa as forces march northward in Chihuahua with hundreds of recruits flocking to his standard. Officials fear Villa’s possible revival could threaten border security and prompt renewed intervention considerations by American authorities.
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Knights of Columbus to Initiate Large Class in Cheyenne
The Cheyenne Knights of Columbus council will initiate about thirty candidates on Sunday July 23 at the KC hall. The first three degrees will be exemplified with State Deputy Herbert Fairall of Colorado in charge. Prominent Colorado knights and Wyoming visitors will accompany the group, followed by lunch. Gilbert F. Hayes leads the local committee arranging the event.
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Gompers Lands Teachers Who Band in Unions
In New York on July 7 Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor spoke before the National Educational Association stating organized labor offers opportunities for freedom and urged educators to beware of philanthropic groups seeking to dominate education He asserted wage earners care most about proper instruction in public schools and warned against efforts to control educational institutions while opposing attempts to exert influence.
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Earthquake Shocks Reported in Naples and Calabria
Several strong earthquake shocks shook the Neapolitan and Calabria provinces on July 7. Observers link the tremors to the same telluric movement that caused a disaster in the Siei Han sulphur mines, suggesting a regional seismic connection.
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Manville farmers plan elevator company amid regional notices
Local items report farmers near Manville planning a cooperative to build an elevator. Special trains timed for July weekends with railway notes. Mentions include Swisher Optical Services on 215 W 17th St and a Mayo Clinic hospital operation for Mrs Patton in Casper.
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Sheridan Blue Sox Fall 4 3 to Buffalo Bisons in Fourth
The Buffalo Bisons defeated the Sheridan Blue Sox 4 to 3 on the Fourth. Emma Palin and Jack Mantle quietly married in Kammerer Evanston last Monday, both longtime Kemmerer residents. Two Kemmerer youths were bound over to district court for burglary after a JY rifle was found among the items.
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Son Attacks Will of J. R. McLean
Edward Beale McLean, sole heir, moves to break the will of publisher J. R. McLean in Washington district supreme court. The caveat asserts McLean was not of sound mind when he made the will, which valued the estate between 16 and 20 million dollars and left income to McLean with the rest in trust.
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German Fleet on Raid Near British Coast
Berlin reports a British steamship Lestria of 284 tons gross, from Cork, was held up and seized as a prize near the English coast by a portion of the German high seas fleet. The official note confirms near coasts and prize status.
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Officer vindicated for killing father in Areckridge case
The jury in Areckridge Colorado finds District Attorney Barney Lb. Whatley guilty of murder in the case of his father Mo W. Whatley. Whatley reportedly killed his father to protect his wife and sister from further abuse.
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Guardsmen to Face Court Martial at Fort Sam Houston
Two of four New Mexico guardsmen who refused the federal oath will be tried by a general court martial at Fort Sam Houston San Antonio. The recommendation comes from Capt. Louie J Van Sehalck head of the intelligence bureau who has handled the case. The remaining guardsmen are expected to be tried at Columbus.
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Unknown quantity struck near Moorcroft in recent week
An unspecified quantity was struck at about 800 feet near Moorcroft last week. Revelle McMicken of Hawlins recently completed the law course at Harvard University with high credits.
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