Pageant Producer’s Profits Very Large
London reports Immeriially, a famed pageant organizer who died April 28, left an estate of 87 million dollars. He earned about 22.75 million dollars from colossal pageants produced mainly in the United States and abroad, with one Chicago World’s Fair production bringing in about 1 million. The statement claims these are the largest receipts in opera drama and pageantry history.
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America
Q@hisago
Phil McMahon Tops Liberty Drive With Mrs McMahon
Frontier Days celebrations in Cheyenne bring Liberty Loan campaign manager Phil McMahon and his wife to the event. They participate in district activities promoting the Liberty Loan drive during the holiday festivity.
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McMahon
Cheyenne
Thompson Seton to Address Local Boys at Frontier Days
Thompson Seton, famed hunter and naturalist, is in Cheyenne for Frontier Days as guest of General O'Neil at Fort D. A. Russell. He will address the city youths Friday night.
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Federal investigator flags Moorey trial as unfair
The federal inquiry contends Moorey’s trial lacked fairness while Wilson’s agent asserts Fikkert acted under corporate influence. The report also claims a San Francisco labor leader was framed, highlighting disputed motives and possible external interference.
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Mooney Case Attacked As Labor Leader Frame Job
A government report by John D. Dunsmore finds that Thomas J Mooney was unjustly convicted for the 1916 San Francisco bomb throwing outrages. It accuses District Attorney Fickert and local corporate interests of pressuring a flawed prosecution and cites witness discrediting and later acquittals.
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San Francisco
John D. Dunsmore
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Someamore
Federal Employment Service
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Mooney
Mainntain
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Berturet
Pickett
Nils
Oxman
Lttle
Israel Weinberg
Fatherless Children of France aid war orphans in America plan
The Fatherless Children of France Society was formed over three years ago to support French war orphans whose fathers died fighting for France. Each donor provides ten cents a day, about 36.50 a year, with a named child in France. About 150,000 children have been supported through a nationwide network from New York to Paris, with matches kept via post office records. Donations fund the children’s welfare while the mothers and guardians retain care at home. subscriptions aid two years or more as needed and are solicited from schools, churches, and groups ensuring accurate disbursement and lasting Franco American friendship.
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Paris
United States
Wyoming Lands and Land Titles History
Wyoming lands traced from Dakota Territory origins through statehood in 1890 with school lands reserved, federal grants for public buildings and universities, and large allocations for asylums, prisons, farms, and hospitals. Rail survey origins tied to Union Pacific and the sixth principal meridian establish early laying of base lines. A note signals continuation on page 6.
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Cheyenne Thoroughbred: Breeders Association
Office Plains Hotel
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Wyoming Lands and Land Titles
Cheyenne Auto
Tire & Repair Co
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