Slav named Boljgoviz returned to wife and children
Nicholas Boljgoviz, a Slav suffering temporary insanity, attempted suicide in a Wyoming county jail after a Denver brawl accusation. He is turned over to relatives in Globesville and will soon be sent to Crow's Nest, Pennsylvania, to reunite with his wife and two children. He claimed to have killed a man in a Denver galoon brawl but was told he was not a murderer and will be returned home.
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Greeley
Colo
Nicholas Boljgoviz
Globesville
J. McAfee
Crow's Neat
Greensburg
Platteville
S. J. McAfee
Denver
Boljhovit
Colorado
Oglobeville
Agala
Lincoln Highway Notes on Arbor Day Activities
Arbor Day observances along the Lincoln highway in Nebraska featured tree planting on April 22. The Cosmopolitan notes the era of removing isolation for progress as the road idea grows. A. F R Pardington, Lincoln Highway Association vice president, is in Indianapolis officiating the 500 mile speedway race. East Liverpool starts push for two porcelain arches at Lincoln highway entrances funded by local boosters. York Pennsylvania Mayor J R Lafean endorses the highway passing through the city and praises the association. Canton Ohio Mayor Stolberg plans memorial arches at city limits to honor the Lincoln highway pending council approval.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
The
Cosmopolitan
A. F R. Pardington
Lincoln Highway Association
Indianapolis
East
Liverpool
Ohio
Good Roads Committee
Boosters’ Club
Lincoln Highway
York
J. R. Lafean
Chamber of Commerce
Stolberg
Canton
Ohile
South Bend
Ind
Neville farm gas well blows in near Byron Wyoming
A powerful gas flow was brought in by Mountain-Wyoming Oil at the Neville farm near Byron Wyoming at 465 feet. The pressure is so high that drilling has ceased and extreme precautions to prevent ignition are being observed.
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Byron
Wyo
Mountain-Wyoming Oil Company
Neville Farm
Success to Crown Years of Effort in Meeteetse Church
In Meeteetse Wyoming on June 1 bids are being sought for an Episcopal church. Bishop N S Thomas of Cheyenne will fund building while the town supplies the lot and fixtures. Construction expected to start by month end after years of effort.
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Meeteetse
Wyo
Thomas
Cheyenne
Nivethgors
Hudson Oil company hits fourth well in Lander Wyoming
Lander Wyoming June 1 The Hudson Oil company reports its fourth well flowing at 150 feet. The contractor will move the derrick to a new location and start drilling another well immediate. The company aims for ten flowing wells by end of open season.
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Lander, Wyo
Hudson Oil Company
Coloradoan Freed by Mexican Rebels
Theodore Jones of Pueblo who had been held in Tepic Mexico on a charge of killing an ex convict was released when Tepic fell to rebel forces His mother learned of the escape after a report from Tepic in the surviving city lines finales
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Pueblo
Colo
Theodore Jones
Tepic
Mexico
Ascegias
Basin Greybull field resumes activity after land withdrawal shock
Development progresses in Basin and Greybull fields as about a dozen companies drill or prepare to drill. Firms show continued faith in the general situation and push ahead as conditions permit. Also an ad for the Sanitary Home Laundry promotes longer lasting shirts.
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Basin
Wyo
Basin- Greybull
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National games show Boston Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Detroit and other teams with varied run totals and multiple Battery lines. Several games feature first and second matchups with different pitchers and lineups noted.
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RK. H. E. Philadelphia
New York
Bender
Bressler
Plank
Schang
Schulz
Cole
Warhop
Gossett
Rogers
R. H. B. Philadelphia Wreeewe Veree
Sasseewreveens
Brown
Lapp
McHale
Connolly Vindicated as Sound Mind by Jury
Albert N. Connolly of Cheyenne Wyoming is declared sane by a circuit court jury and ordered released from the government hospital for the insane. Congressmen testifying say Connolly appeared sane in irrigation and reclamation discussions and recount Warren charges previously raised by Connolly.
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Washington, D. C
Albert N. Connolly
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Government Hospital For the Insane
Justice
Harvard
Connolly
Senator Warren
House
Louisa Carmody
Government Hospital
United States Attorney's Office
Matthew HL. O’brien
O’brien
Kincaid
Nebraska
Bulkley
Ohio
Hensley
Missouri
Graham
Illinois
Warren
Villa ousts Governor Chao of Chihuahua in Mexican conflict
A photograph shows Governor Chao of Chihuahua with family and staff at the palace entrance after his removal by Pancho Villa. Villa installed a military governor, highlighting the rift with Carranza within the constitutionalist ranks.
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Chao
Chihuahua
Villa
Pancho Villa
Venustiano Carranza
Mexico
Vila
Carranza
Wool Sells at 17 Cents in Roswell
Roswell New Mexico news reports 200000 pounds of the 1914 wool clip sold yesterday to an eastern buyer for 17 cents. The sale covered four clips of mountain wool noted for cleanliness and low shrinkage. The valley ships 4,000,000 pounds annually.
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Roswell
N. M
Frontier Stationery Sale by The Leader
Frontier Stationery offers small quantities of eight sheets of paper and eight envelopes for 25 cents. Honeymoons potpourri feature promotes a fine game outing. Window shades from The Sherman Co.
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The
Sherman Co
Big Nine Track Meet Trials and Entries In Chicago
Prenationary heats Friday aim to trim fields ahead of the Big Nine conference track meet at the University of Chicago Saturday. About 540 athletes from the Big Nine Missouri Valley California Stanford Colorado Denver and others are entered in 15 events with 48 to 49 sprinters and distance runners in a crowded card. Coaches expect Stanford and California to score heavily after recent strong showings in Missouri Valley and Cambridge meets.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
University of California
Leland Stanford
University of Denver
University of Colorado
Stanford
California
St. Louie
Campbridge
G A R Of Two States Meet In Fort Morgan Colorado
The G A R department of Colorado and Wyoming plans a June encampment in Fort Morgan from the 9th to the 11th. Local citizens organize committees for lodging entertainment and city cooperation. The thirty fifth encampment aims to be the most successful yet with strong community support.
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Fort Morgan
Colo
Department of Colorado and
Wyoming
Tee
Memsaie
Relief Corpo
Leto
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