Cheyenne Briefs Highlight Local Notables and Visits
Local items note L. Kabis of Cheyenne granted a notary commission by the governor. Senator W. H. Taylor travels from Denver for early week business in Cheyenne. A. V. Bechter visits from Fort Russell staff changes. Harry P. Hynds and others make short Denver trips. Taxi service promotion and new Stutz car designs attract attention. Casual social entries cover visitors from Casper Grand Island and Pocatello along with courthouse and garage business.
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L. Kabis
Cheyenne
Motday
W. HH. Taylor
Denver
Three Belgians Executed by Han Oppressors
The Echo de Belge reports 58 Belgians executed at Antwerp with 15 shot on July 3. Among the victims were three sisters accused of smuggling letters.
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London
Echo de Belge
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Cheyenne Seeks Breakfast Offered Rooms For Frontier Week
Marry Mt. Crain heads Frontier accommodation in Cheyenne as residents list spare rooms and breakfast offers for guests. Officials praise breakfast inclusion as new and essential amid growing Frontier crowds and a housing shortage after the Inter Ocean fire. Calls to list rooms remain urgent as demand rises.
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Marry Mt. Crain
Frontier Accommodation
Crain
Cheyenne
Frontier Accommodations
Frontier
Inter Ocean
Nine Mexicans Drowned When Launch Is Sunk
In Galveston Texas on July 7 nine Mexican men drowned when their launch was cut in two by the tug Gulfport. The launch had no lights while in tow of two oil barges. Crew of a tank steamer brought the word here today.
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Jalveston
Tex
Gulfport
Two Whites Arrested in Rioting Murder Case
East St. Louis July 16 Herber Wood and John Dow, white men, were arrested today on warrants issued by the coroner's jury and charged with murder in connection with recent rioting.
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East ST. Louis, UI
Herber Wood
John Dow
Wanted Guests Register Stools Chairs and Tables
Local notice seeks items for event space at SOS W location on 16th Street. Public invited to register stools chairs and tables as donations or rentals for the gathering.
Half Million Coal Waste Warns War Cost in Speech
In Washington D C Van Th tie director of the bureau of mines warns half a billion tons of coal are wasted due to inefficient burning. He cites 25 percent waste in the nations coal usage and urges better furnace design and combustion training to boost energy for wartime production. Hoosive Merc J H Masset visits Cheventon from Lebanon Indiana as a hotel guest.
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Washington, D. C
van Th
Manning
United States
Veiled Baseball Notes From Generous Rainy Day Card
Fragmented OCR notes list players and teams with scattered names and cities. Mentions Brooklyn New York and Chicago areas with faded lines about batteries and games postponed due to rain.
New Chinese Government Forming Reported From Washington
Dispatches from Washington report rapid progress in reconstructing the republican government of China after the failed Manchu dynasty restoration. Wang Ta Shih, ex secretary to the legation and former minister to Britain and Japan, becomes foreign secretary. Admiral Lin Kwang Houn, ex minister of the navy under Yuan Shikai, accepts a similar post. Toon Chi Jul, the premier, gains the added portfolio of war.
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China
Wang Ta Shih
Legation
Great Britain
Japan
Lin Kwang Houn
Yuan Shi Kai
Toon Chi Jul
Williams County Storm Destroys Farm Buildings
About $100,000 worth of drainage and growing crops were leveled by a fall storm in Williams County. The storm carved a path about three miles wide and forty miles long, destroying several farm buildings with no fatalities.
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Pargo
Williams County
Ministers Will Visit Army Posts on National Tour
Military officers from the Miami embassy depart for a three week tour of the country to inspect ammunition plants, army posts, and training facilities.
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Washington, DCL
Miami Fmbassy
Strike Halted as Owners Agree to Hold Conference
Officials of the United Mine Workers announce postponement of the referendum vote on a Colorado Fuel & Iron strike. A conference between district 16 UMW leaders, the company, and J. F. Morn is planned in Denver to address disputed pay and labor issues tied to the so called Rockefeller plot.
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Denvor
United Mine Workers of America
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Colorado Woel & Foo Company
Te Eld
Denver
District 16
Voreitenthue Workers of
Ameria
J. F. Nmorn
Thie Rinpane
Miembers
Rockefeller
Oregon Women and Children Fill War Labor Roles
Oregon women and old men take over harvest and farm chores left by men who have joined the war effort. In Salem two state schools recruit workers to gather berries and harvest potatoes while Portland students aid in the Willamette Valley. L W Moore notes local men still guard farms in joint county areas as women and youth work across the state.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Rious
Virle
Salem
Moore
Freide
Baker County
Clean Sheets Once a Week Now Rale in Hotels of Germany
Report notes a rule in Germany requiring hotel guests to have fresh linen weekly. The change affects guest comfort and housekeeping schedules, with linen deliveries and laundry cycles adjusted to the new standard. Local hotels reportedly plan to implement the policy across major properties and hospitality chains.
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Germany
Porto Ricans Vote for First Time as American Citizens
Porto Rico voters on July 16 elect the first elective senate replacing the executive council and decide on a prohibition amendment. The Jones Act redefines government, with a 19-member senate and reallocation of the lower legislative house, amid party tensions and calls to elect a resident commissioner and a public service commission.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Senate
Executive Council
Hauer
Ieee
United States Congress
Whale Island
Lenss
Legislative Assembly
Jlonea
Corpof Oecon
Faland
Jataad Wimwet Ee
Washington
Public Service Commission
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First Cavalry
Fr. E. Kennedy
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