New Walk on Viaduct Petition Seeks South Side Sidewalk
A petition for a new sidewalk across the viaduct was filed with city commissioners by most south side property holders. It cites 3462 signatures and safety concerns due to a deteriorating sidewalk linked to a recent accident. Officials weigh cost and feasibility, with plans to inspect the span and consider concrete creosote options.
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Viaduet
Eldewalk
South Side
Julia Oakley
Mee
May Leffler
O. N. Klinger
Eaton
Colo
Foes Laughlin
Taylor
Laughlin
Elty
Mrs Joriah Cowles Wins Women's Club Election
Mrs Joriah Cowles of Los Angeles won the presidency of the General Federation of Woman's Clubs by a large majority over Mrs Samuel B Sheath of Ohio, according to the final vote count released today in New York.
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Joriah Cowles
New York
Mra
Joai*h Cowles
Los Angeles
General Federaion of Woman's Clubs
Samuel B. Sheath
Ohio
Arrest Another Girl Involved In Sneak Thievery
Sheriff Gleason arrested Frances Brambora 19 in Cheyenne for sneak thefts by a feminine ring. Mies Ross Tierse 21 was captured five miles south of Cheyenne after Brambora’s arrest and admitted prompting the May 10 sweater theft from Louise Stuli at the Maccabee hall. Tierse was brought to Cheyenne and jailed at the county hall. prosecutor Sam Thompson’s office handled the case.
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Cheyenne
Ashley I. Gleason
Frances Brambora
Mies Ross Tierse
Brambora
Tlerse
Louise Stuli
Maccabee Hall
Vester
Sam Thompson
Peace Court Fight in Naval Bill Split
Washington June 1 Representative Gardner led a failed attack on the Hensley section of the naval bill authorizing an international peace court. The House sat as a committee of the whole without a roll call as pacifists and small navy supporters backed the section. Speaker Clark praised it as the bill’s best feature.
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Washington
Gardner
Hensley
United States
House
Little Navy
Clark
Senate confirms Brandeis as D C Justice in tight vote
June 1 The nomination of Louis D Brandeis to the United States Supreme Court to succeed the late Justice Lamar was confirmed by the Senate 47 to 22 in a bitter debate. Brandeis will be the first Jewish justice. Newlands opposed but supported later. LaFollette Norris and Roindexter joined with Republicans to back the nominee.
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Wassilngton
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court of the United States
Lamar
Senate
Brandeis
Supreme Court
Newlands
LaFollette
Norris
Roindexter
Brandes
Wilson
Judiciary Committee
Carranza note fails to curb Wilsons Mexican troop plan
Washington reports Carranza’s demand for withdrawal of American troops from Mexico did not alter President Wilson’s policy. General Pershing’s force remains in Mexico until the de facto government can police the border, and the note’s tone is regarded as offensive to the president.
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Wilson
Carranza
Washington
Carrvanen
Mexico
Pereh- Ing
Rangers Kill Mexican Bandit Near Pulvo
Francisco Dontingues, a notorious Mexican bandit, was killed in a clash with two Texas Rangers near Pulvo, Texas. A brother escaped as authorities report warrants were served for the murder of Americans.
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Presidlo
Francisco Dontingues
Texas Rangers
Pulvo
Texas
Franccisco
Rangers
German Offensive Stalled as Heavy Losses Reported Near Verdun
Allied and German fronts show mixed results with heavy fighting around Le Fort Homme and Avecourt wood. German attacks yielded some trench gains but high casualties, while Turkish and Austro German actions along the Tyrol and Caucasus fronts press on with reinforcements and shifting lines.
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le Nort Homme
Verdun
Thiaumont
Vaux
Forthe
Fort Douscol
Vaux Pond
Parte
le ‘Ort Homme
Avecourt Wood
Corman
Roma
Veteran Eagle Company member T J H dies in Eau Claire
T J H sixty six or seventy six? No, 76. A Civil War veteran and member of the Eagle Company of Eau Claire carried Old Abe in many battles. He died in Eau Claire Wisconsin after a stroke of paralysis.
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Eau Claire
Wis
T. J, HI
Eagle Company
Kaw Claire
Wisconsin
Sullivan Plans for Vice President Push in St Louis
In St Louis on June 1 the Sullivan for Vice President group forms a headquarters and a working quorum of the sub committee on arrangements arrives. National committee chairman William F. McCombe is expected to arrive tomorrow as pre convention activities continue.
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Louis
Roger Sullivan
Headquarters
The
William FL McCombe
Carpenter and Cheyenne Boost Spirit at Dinner Stand
A booster dinner in Carpenter united the Commercial club of Carpenter with Cheyenne's Industrial club. Seventy Cheyenne business leaders praised the cooperative effort and homestyle dinner in Carpenter's Methodist church basement. Governor Kendrick and local officials urged cooperative marketing to boost regional production and trade.
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Cheyenne
Booster
Commercial Club
Industrial Club
Cowport
Croom
Ed Jacobeon
Carpenter Commercial Club
Williew M. Hall
Carpenter Methodist Church
Archie Alison
J. B Kendrick
Wyoming
Flaine
Cheyenee
Carpontes Ws
BE Stone
Thomas Tanbartie
Contested Delegates Shape Hughes Nomination Battle
Chicago June 1. Sixteen votes for Justice Hughes were voided as the Jackson Georgia delegation was seated over the Hughes wing. Roosevelt and Hughes supporters praised the first victory in a fight over national convention contests.
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Justice Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
Henry S. Jackson
Georgia
Walter H. Johnson
Jackson
Root
Weeks
Hughes
Moosevelt
Republican National Committee
Hillen
Roosevelt
Iughes
Smoot
Utah
Ilurold L. Fekes
Bill Adopted to Take Back Oregon Land
The Senate approved the home bill reclaiming 2,400,000 acres in Oregon granted to the Oregon-California railroad. Valued around 30 million dollars, the land was alleged forfeited for not selling to settlers at 2.50 per acre. Amendments allocate 6 percent to Oregon, 10 percent to the Oregon reclamation fund, and 10 percent to the federal government.
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Oregon
Oregon-California
Senate
Railrond
State of
Reclamation Fund
Strike Ties Up Pacific Ships
San Francisco June 1 The end of the strike by stevedores and deck workers disrupted shipping from the Pacific to San Diego. A number of unions appear unwilling to concede to higher wages as demands escalate.
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Pacific
San Prancisco
San Diego
Childhood Sweethearts Wed After Seven-Year Separation
Haril W Johnson of Arwinton Wyoming and Miles Hinzer Meuleby of Los Angeles California married at a Cheyenne Congregational parsonage after meeting at a railroad depot. They had not seen each other since 1909 when Johnson left Wyoming to seek fortune, but kept in touch through letters and memories until reunion in Cheyenne yesterday.
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Cheyenne
W. Johnon
Arwinton
Wye
Miles Hinzer Meuleby
Los Angeles
Cal
J. Shingler
Johnson
Wyoming
Toa
L'Ty
Lheese
Wen
Shingler
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