Riots and Warrant Watch In Cheyenne After Soldier Death
Cheyenne erupts over a Monday night clash between night police and Fort Russell soldiers in the West End. Police accuse Private Frank Guitrell of Battery C of the fatal pistol incident after a city prison cell confrontation. Officers face scrutiny over Plymell’s dismissal as the investigation continues with no official findings yet.
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West End
Fort Russell
Lient
I. Ry Wiliam
Attornay C. L. Rigdon
Plymer
King
Frank Qsitrell
Battery C
Field Artillery
Ashe Resul
Vestor- Jey
Amtanewel
Plymell
Woldiar
Plgmell
Rate Increases Blocked by Federal Injunction
Twenty five western railroads were temporarily enjoined by Judge Dyer from enforcing a general advance in interstate freight rates. The move halts a midnight rate increase planned by the railroads. The government, led by Attorney General Wickersham, sought quick action and an expedited certificate was to be filed for speedy determination.
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Hannibal
Mos
Dyer
Wickersham
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago
Divington & Quincy
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island & Pacife
Milwaukee
Warrant Issued for Arrest of Sheriff in Wyoming Case
Casper May 31 A warrant was issued for the arrest of Sheriff Ay or Sharot or Karbert Lane and John Doe and Richard Doe on a complaint by Witehugh Justice of the Peace for creating and mining claims at Crook oil properties. The sheriff allegedly drove the claimant off the property and placed Kerbert in possession. Constable Jorahan served the warrants. Pueblo May 31 John Storey Norwegian farmer in Arkancas valley entered a Pueblo bank with about 40 paper notes from pockets and produced over 7000 dollars in mixed denominations, shocking staff with the large sum.
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Casper
Wyo
Child “Witehugh
Pesca Tubts
Sbhortar
Karbert
A. Lane
John Doe
Richard Doe
Crook Oil Properties
Kerbert
Lane
Pughugh
Kerbert Ped Llano
Wiliam Jorcahan
Salt Creek
Pueblo
Joln Storey
Arkancac Valley
Commercial National Bank
Gud Fold Cadhiar
Tien
Parketa
Lilly
Storey
Medical Trusts Debate in Back Bill for Health Department
A chaotic clipped summary notes a debate on a proposed federal department of health. It mentions the term medical trust and opposition by labor groups while referencing various organizations. The piece signals widespread governmental reform talk and union response amid a national health plan discussion.
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Medical Trust
Department OF Health
Diario
National League of Medical Freedoms
Armeniian Medical
Creouta
Rock Springs Beats Peale in Straight Games at Ballinger Meet
In a fourteenth inning ball game, Rock Springs defeated Peale two straight games yesterday. Raw 2 all pitcher Shanden aided by Cory arer Fedbran led the visitors. Korine and Vaal vaar were noted for Ballinger in a rough contest with limited clear details.
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Wye
Aly AL Fos Winett
Peale
Rock Springs
Fm Fourtenn Jduinds
Ballinger
Cory Arer
Fedbran
Raw
Shanden
Cern
Vaal Vaar
Wah
Novk Korine
Aviators Prophesy Early Air War and Curtailed Battles
A 1920s era report cites Brig. Gen. Walter Howe and Curtis forecasting air power transforming warfare with aeroplanes capable of 100 mph speeds. Discussion includes airships, bombing potential, and the strategic value of aerial reconnaissance over New York. The article also notes Secretary Knox and Mexico negotiating an aviation treaty to regulate cross border air travel and immigrant control.
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New York
Curlies
Athamy
Hag
Qaoa Megus
Wtfonis
Ribte
Glen H
Caritas
Telxad
Jubghius Bemis
Alba
Taney
Curtlas
Washington, D.C
State Knoxing
Mexico
State Department
Knox
Railroad ruling on routing instructions affects charges
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that a connecting line may demand routing instructions from the initial carrier when shipments arrive without them. Failure to obtain proper routing may lead to increased charges due to mistakes in selecting the wrong route.
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Washington
Inter- State Commerce Commission
Wardrobe and Walker-Sla Move to Theater Building
The Wardrobe and the Walker-Sla Walt Advertising agency relocate from Went Nineteenth street near Carey Avenue into the Capiteares Avenue Theatre Building. They occupy storefront space just north of the theatre entrance.
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Wardrobe
Walker-Sla- Walt Advertising Agency
Went Nineteenth Street
Carey Avenue
Oes Avene
Capiteares
Comporation Tax Carh Inter Jument Fragment
Fragmentary text appears to reference a tax notice or assessment. The readable items mention a state tax view and a possible kit or tonsh term, but the content is garbled with missing words and unclear subjects. No full names, dates, or places are discernible.
Supreme Court Upholds ICC Power in Rate Reductions
Washington May 31 The Supreme Court by a four to three vote upheld the Interstate Commerce Commission's authority to order freight rate cuts in two major cases the Missouri river and Denver rate cases The decision rejects railroad claims that the ICC sought to create fate zones and holds that discrimination arguments centered on a sailing route did not prove such division The rulings apply to through rates from Chicago and St Louis to Denver and Missouri river shipments via the Mississippi Missouri corridor
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Wasthington
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver
Miecourt
Commission
Mississippi
Missouri
Coabord
Chicago
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Mitch
Meson
Colorado
Ich
Bleached Flour Case Advanced One Notch
Kansas City May 31 Feradal Judge Smith McPherson overruled a defense motion to strike misbranding charges in the bleached flour cases. He recommended the case be heard before a referee due to complexities, but defense counsel objected despite earlier support for the plan.
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Kansas City
Feradal
Smith McPherson
Progressives to Back Railroad Bill After Amendment
Senator Cummins announced in the upper house that he and other progressive Republicans who opposed the Wickersham drafted bill will vote for it now that it has been amended.
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Washington
Cummins
Wickersham
Roosevelt Advises Britain On Egypt Policy In London
Theodore Roosevelt, awarded the freedom of London, urged Britain to reassess its rule in Egypt. He warned sentimentality harms governance and argued some nation must govern Egypt if Britain cannot, signaling strong critique of British policy in Africa.
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London
Theodore Roosevelt
Old Guild Hall
Great Britain
Africa
Egypt
Roosevelt Déeroanees
Thias
Jena
Lynch Mob Executes Suspect in New Madrid
In New Madrid Missouri irate residents stormed the jail and lynched a black man accused of striking Town Marshal L A Richard after crowds were ordered off a street corner. A coroner's jury ruled death by unknown hands.
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New Madrid
Missingippi
L. A. Richard
Discovery May Revolutionize Present Practices Of Surgery
Dr Victor D Lespinassa of Northwestern University medical school told an alumni audience that he discovered a surgical secret to unite blood vessels and arteries and treat arterial diseases. He cited dog experiments using magnesium rings to fuse severed vessels, proposing a safer alternative to suturing.
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Chicago
Victor D. Lespinassa
Northwestern University Medical School
Yaterday
Mach
Lovy
Lesglaasse
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