Warrants Sought In Slaying Riot Probe In Cheyenne
Riot erupts in Cheyenne West End with police and Fort Russell soldiers clashing injuring several. Prosecution seeks warrant for Plymell linked to private Frank Gosrells death after the City Prison incident. Investigations continue by city and Fort Russell officials with a pending official report.
Rate Increases Blocked by Federal Injunction
Twenty five western railroads were temporarily enjoined by Judge Dyer from enforcing or making a general advance in interstate freight rates. The move, effective at midnight, was sought by the government led by Attorney General Wickersham. Railroads named include Chicago & Northwestern, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Missouri Pacific, Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, and Western Union line committee. Government to file for speedy determination.
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Warrant Issued for Arrest of Sheriff in Wyoming Case
Casper Wyoming May 31 Yesterday afternoon on the complaint of citizen Whitehugh Justice of the Peace Tubts issued a warrant for the arrest of Ay Shhortar c Karbert Lane and John Doe and Richard Doe under section 2540 for creating a mining claim Thinks the outcome of the fish for possession of the Sale Crook oil properties The first named sheriff of the county and it is alleged that by virtue of his office and without authority from the court he went upon the property with Ker bert Lane and two others and drove the employer of Pughugh off putting Kerbert ped Llano in possession Constably William Jorcahan gave to Salt Creek to swerve the warrants Pueblo May 31 John Storey an aged Norwegian farmer living in the Arkansas valley east of Pueblo ar rayed in a heavy overcoat and two paltry of Urouwer and waddled into Commercial National bank and began to deposit small money then produced from his pockets nearly seven thousand dollars in miscellaneous notes most of which were two dollar bills. He finally counted them and found over seven thousand on the counter.
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Medical Trust at Back of Bill for Department of Health
Chita May 31 reports protest from Chicago and labor groups against a proposed federal Department of Health. The piece notes opposition from the National League of Medical Freedoms and Armenians Medical group officials, arguing the plan increases bureaucracy and confronts trust in doctors.
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Rock Springs Team Wins Twice in Fourteen Innings
The Rock Springs squad defeated Peale in two straight games yesterday. Ballinger and Cory starred on the mound for Raw 2 All, with Shanden tried at center. Novk Korine was noted in the coverage.
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Aviators Prophesy Early Use of Airplanes in War
A 1910s era discussion notes the potential role of aeroplanes in future warfare. Officials debate air power as a new strategic factor, including scouting value and possible offensive uses against ships and cities. Prominent figures consider aviation’s rapid progress and the threat to naval fleets.
Railroad Ruling Allows Charge Adjustments for Routing Errors
Washington May 31 The Inter State Commerce Commission ruled a connecting line may demand routing instructions from the initial carrier when a shipment arrives without them. If the initial carrier fails to provide them, charges may be increased due to a mistake in choosing the wrong route.
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Wardrobe and Walker-Sla Walt Advertise Move
The Wardrobe and the Walker-Sla Walt Advertising agency have relocated from Went Nineteenth Street near Carey Avenue to the Capiteares Avenue Theatre Building, in the store area just north of the theatre entrance.
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Comporation Tax Carh InteR jument
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Supreme Court Limits on Interstate Rate Reductions Upheld
Washington May 31 The Supreme Court in a 4 to 3 decision upheld the Interstate Commerce Commission’s authority to order reduced freight rates in the Miecourt and Denver rate cases. Railroads had argued the orders created racing zones, but justices found no proof of such discrimination as the commission set through rates from Chicago and St Louis to Denver and river routes along the Mississippi and Missouri.
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Bleached Flour Case Advances One Notch
Kansas City May 31 Feradal Judge Smith McPherson overruled defense motion to strike misbranding charge in bleached flour cases. He recommended trial before a referee due to intricate issues, but defense objected despite previously supporting the plan.
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Progressives to Back Railroad Bill After Amendments
Senator Cummins said he and progressive Republican colleagues who opposed the bill as drafted by Attorney General Wickersham will vote for the railroad measure now amended.
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Roosevelt Advises Britain on Egypt Rule in London Address
Theodore Roosevelt received the freedom of London and spoke frankly on Britain’s governance of Egypt. He urged cautious policy, warned against sentimentality, and pressed that some nation must govern Egypt to maintain order. He criticized British handling and suggested withdrawal if not aiding a just purpose.
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Lynching of Black Man After Street Altercation in New Madrid
Missourians stormed the New Madrid jail and lynched a Black man accused of striking Town Marshal L A Richard. The unidentified victim was found with a label reading unknown death. Coroner’s jury returned a verdict of death by unknown hands.
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Discovery May Revolutionize Present Surgery Practices
Northwestern University medical school physician Dr. Victor D. Lespinasse told alumni that he discovered a surgical method to rapidly rejoin blood vessels and arteries, potentially transforming treatment. He described using magnesium rings to reconnect severed vessels, reducing clotting and vessel breakups compared with traditional stitching, and cited dog experiments as proof.
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