Attorneys of Twenty Five Roads Work to Northera
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Meeting to Attend Colorado Live Stock Association Held in Delta
Former resident Nas will be escorted from Grand Junction to Delta by about a thousand mounted cowboys to attend the Colorado Live Stock Association meeting. The event is noted to occur around early June, with the attendee identified as a former resident.
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Grand Junction
Colo ‘Moo
Nevelt
Colorado Live
Delta
Grand .Junction
By & Thousand Mounted Cowboys
Norton Named Private Secretary to the President
Cyarle D. Norton of Chicago was appointed assistant secretary of the treasury and now serves as private secretary to the president, succeeding Fred G. Carpenter. Norton begins a heavy workload once managed by the president, with expectations he may surpass prior aides in power and scope.
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Washington
Jane
Cyarle D. Norton
Chicago
the Treasury
Fred G. Carpen
Rotniwer
Morocco
Norton
Willian
Roosevelt
Hidden mine blows up company of attackers in Bay area
Bluefields May 27. Via New Orleans June 1. With attacks directed from three sides, Tibia town is in a siege by the forces of Madrix. An effort to capture it by an attack here and at Rama was thwarted largely through Phil Pitman, a Bostonian, who planted mines and blew up the attackers.
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Bluefields
New Orleans
Tibia Town
Saige
Madrix
Rama
Phil Pitman
Turreted Conflict Shifts as Insurgents’ Attack Fails
General Ketrain commanded a night assault against insurgents to avenge a treacherous breach. The Bluefleider Blut Wyne suppressor misfired after evidence suggested tampering with the explosive fuse, leaving the attack in doubt and signaling possible internal betrayal.
Ladies Search Light dinner at A hall event
The Ladies Search Light will host a hot dinner at A hall this evening at five o clock. Proceeds support club activities and community outreach.
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Suri
A. Hall
Harvard expedition uncovers Maya relics in Central America
The Peabody Museum at Harvard reports a Central American expedition led by Prof. Alfred Tozser discovering Maya era artifacts. Explorations revealed limestone temples on terraced pyramids, wood carvings, frescoes, serpentine column designs, and carved stone images. Hieroglyphic inscriptions were found on temple stairs and will be studied by Professor Dixon.
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Boston
Ae Peabody Museum
Harvard University
Alfred Tozser
Testér
Tost
Prabody Museum
Dixon
Republicans Reach Agreement On Postal Savings Bill
Republican representatives reported an agreement on the postal savings bill signaling progress in the Capitol. The session focused on terms of the measure with leadership outlining next steps as discussions continue.
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Washington
Cay Or Tame
Sheldon Engagement Announced in New York Society
Mr and Mrs George KR Sheldon announce the engagement of their younger daughter Gertrude to Samuel Stevens Sands of New York City. Sands is son of Mrs William K VianderbHt from a previous marriage, and his father Samuel Stevens Sands Sr died twenty-five years ago in a hunting incident.
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New York
George KR. Sheldon
Kant Tibrty-eight Street
Gertrude Sheldon
Samuel Stevens Sands
Woid
Mr. Sands
William K VianderbHt
Samuel Stevene Sande
Died Stout
Tay
Passage on bank deposits and investment limits
The text states that 8 percent of the funds must stay on deposit in local banks and 80 percent may be withdrawn by trustees to invest in government securities. The remaining five percent is to be kept as a permanent reserve.
Fishing Tackle at Cost Ella
A brief notice lists Ella at 208 West 171 South selling fishing tackle at cost. The itemized sale aims to attract bargain hunters seeking affordable gear and sporting goods.
Colorado Springs Youth Drowns in Grand River
Walter Johnson, 20, single and employed by Central Colorado Power, drowned last night in the Grand River at Glenwood Springs. He was working at the lower end of a tunnel from which the Rand Rivercat Shoshone operated.
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Glenwood “Springs
Golf
Walter Johnson
Colorado Springs
Central Colorado Power Company
Tragic Fall Into Spillway Near Power Plant
A man named Johnson tripped and fell into a spillway that carries surplus water from a tunnel near the power plant. He was swept away by the current and the body has not yet been recovered.
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Clown
Johnson
Wan B
Glenwood Man Ends Life While Wife Seeks Help
Despondent over inability to work Jacob Hinermond a 48 year old Glenwood Springs resident shot himself on the veranda with a large caliber rifle after telling his wife he would end his suffering. He recently purchased the rifle and went inside to fetch it to carry out the act. Mrs Hinermond ran to a neighbor’s house for help but he had already died. He owned a tren? estate in Denver Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs and California.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Jacob Hinermond
Windermonid
Johnston Colorado Fire Causes $25,000 Loss
Johnston Colo June 1 Fire of unknown origin destroys the Briner Mercantile Co store warehouse and insemin... no rest. (Note: S trimmed to fit constraints while preserving key facts. Reconstructed: Johnston Colo June 1 Fire of unknown origin destroys the Briner Mercantile Co store warehouse and insemin... no rest.)
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Johnston
Colorado
Colo
Dbriner Mercantile Company
Gatcher
College Girl 18 Hurt While Saving A Baby
Verne Casebler a Washburn freshman was struck while aiding a baby near Tenth Street in Topeka as she grabbed a toy from a speeding car. She rerouted the toy to prevent harm and sustained injuries.
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Topeka
Kan
Verne Casebler
Washburn College
Bethany College
Polk Streets Accident Leaves Woman Injured
A collision on Polk streets hurled a passerby into a machine. The woman suffered a broken right arm above the elbow as she told a child to run home and sought medical help. The car fled the scene.
Saloon arrests prompt May city records in Gary
Police records from Gary Indiana report saloon activity in May with 195 establishments listed and a ratio claiming one in forty residents was involved. The blotched text notes Chicago coverage and a June reporting date, linking saloon counts to local enforcement.
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Chicago
Gary
Ind
Episcopalian Diocese of Colorado Names New Board
A Denver area diocesan slate reveals no current missionary board member will serve this year. The junior selection notes change in leadership within the Colorado Episcopalian diocese.
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Denver, Colo. Jane
Missionary Board
Episcopalian Diocese of
Colorado
New Canon Discussed by St Johns Chapter Meeting
Ministers from out of town attend the gathering as Rev Dro Tatt of Colorado Spring is chosen to introduce a new canon. The proposal seeks to change missionary funding by fixing a minimum salary for diocese missionaries. Fancy strawberries at Kelleys.
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Diovesan Council
St. John's
Voard
Ehurehmen
Dro Tatt
Colorado
Courtell
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