Sugar Trust accused of stirring fictitious sentiment against sugar tariff
Senator Thomas charged that the beet sugar industry and related banks created fake public letters to oppose free sugar. He cited factory workers pressed to write to Washington with a form letter urging rejection of the tariff and noted large overcapitalized firms profiting from sugar oppression.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Washington, D. C
Colorado
Thomas
Congress
Ile
Senate
8Infroth
Lincoln
Senate of the United States
Relef
Balkan Front War Talks Signal Greek Serb Strategy
A June report from Salonik indicates a commercial and political understanding between Greece and Serbia against Bulgaria. Bulgarian forces report no further advance and claim recent moves were not intended to threaten. Talks at Tsardrot near the frontier discuss prem,
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Salonikt
Bulgaria
Plevthera
Bull Moose Setback in Colorado Supreme Court Ruling
Denver June 2 A state supreme court decision limits ballot counting to marks reading Progressive only. Ballots labeled Bull Moose or Roosevelt Progressive are counted for separate parties, affecting the three way split in Gunnison county.
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Denver
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Land sale near Cheyenne spurs Highland colony growth
MR. 8. Van Tassel sold several thousand acres northwest of Cheyenne to Federal Land and Securities. The land lies 1 to 5 miles east of Fed ers station and 15 to 20 miles NW of Cheyenne. The tract will be offered to farmers 160 to 640 acres with favorable terms, attracting eastern buyers. The Highland colony and railroad access are expected to drive rapid settlement and prosperity in the area.
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8. van Tassel
Cheyenne
Federal Land and Securities Company
Feders
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Federal Company
Highland Colony
Fort D. A. Russell
Golden Prairie
The
Oly
Seepage Water Debated as River Rights Rule
Colorado supreme court rules seepage water paralleling a river to belong to the river for irrigation. Prior rights to river water govern seepage rights, requiring proof of long-term supply and precedence of use before main river water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Coroner's verdict finds Branley killed wife and son in ranch tragedy
Greeley June 2 coroners verdict states Robert Branley shot and killed his wife Charlotte and their son, aged years, on Sunday morning after an argument witnessed by a neighbor who fled the scene. The couple owned a ranch in the county and property in Nebraska.
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Greeley
Robert Branley
Charlotte
Nebraska
School Superintendent Guilty Amid Strike Fallout
Pittsburgh, Pa June 2 Superintendent L Hester was found guilty by a board of alghans' committee of making improper advances and unwarranted liberties with three women. The investigation followed a strike of the school children and the testimony appeared in a scheduled letter in May congression.
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Pitteburgh
L. Hester
Alghans
Mae Gumuiiion
Woman Injured As Auto Jumps Bump On Hill Near Chessene
G W Wilson of Berthoud Colorado and companions were car riding from Wheatland to Cheyenne when the vehicle’s high gear failed and the car ran down a hill. It struck a large bump at speed and Mrs. Wilson was thrown about 20 feet, breaking her right arm and bruising her body. She was taken to the Inter Ocean hotel for treatment.
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G. W. Wilson
Berthoud
Colo
Hilla
Chessenone
Inter Ocean Hotel
Pox
Wilwou
Grupa Outlook Best Ever Seer Near Cheyenne
Sydney Bartlett reports a cheerful Cheyenne country trip showing excellent crops and moisture. He notes growing alfalfa fields, widespread grain leads, and a new belief in dry farming boosting Cheriente’s resources and stock quality.
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Cheyenne
Sydney Bartlett
Divide
Mr. Bartlett
Charles Farthing
Wartlett
Cherentie
Suicide by dynamite shocks Joplin scene
In Joplin Missouri on an unspecified date Munroe Koblaon a miner placed four sticks of dynamite on his stomach and lit the fuse. His body was scattered over the South Joplin area with no clear reason given for the act.
Senators Deny Knowledge of Lobbying in Coal Tariff Probe
Washington June 2 nearly a dozen and a half senators testified before the special lobby investigating committee. Senator Clark of Wyoming admitted ownership of a small coal mine near his home and said he believed in a duty on coal but did not try to influence senators. Senator Crawford of South Dakota claimed no interest affected by the tariff and knowledge of any lobby. The committee adjourned with no evidence of organized lobbying found.
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Clark
Washington
Special Lobby
Benatora
Con
Brean Hang
Logs
Fone Kreteamen
Wyoming
Crawford
South Dakota
Dying Man Found in Union Pacific Yards Mystery Looms
A laborer, likely Mexican or Greek, was found dying in the Union Pacific yards around 14 29. He had a severe head wound and abdominal bleeding. Witness Elmer Crome says he did not see the man earlier and believes an engine collision caused the injuries. He was taken to St John’s Hospital with uncertain prognosis.
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Union Pacific
St. John's Hospital
Prominent Preacher Censured for Sunday Attack
The Ministerial association in Columbus censures Rev. Washington Gladden for an alleged un Christian attack on Rev. Wm. Sunday. The move concludes a clergy controversy over revival meetings where Gladden criticized Sunday's methods Bellange Naing.
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Rildly
Columbus
Ministerial Association
Washington Gladden
Gladden
Dickson Heads Scientists Church Abroad
Frederick Dickson of London was elected president of the First Church of Christ Scientists today in Boston. The clerk’s report lists 102 new churches this year, including five in England and others in Germany Switzerland Australia New Zealand and Porto Rico.
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Boston
Frederick Dickson
London
Church of Christ
England
Germany
Swhizerland
Australia
New Zealand
Porto Riso
Secretary Bryan to hear complaints in Elpas Texas
Secretary Bryan will hear complaints of American residents of northern Moxico on June 10 in Elpas. The conference follows numerous complaints of continued revolutionary activity in the area.
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Elpas
Texas
Bryan
Moxico
Indian schooling study head named in Washington
John H. Murray formerly Colorado superintendent of schools is appointed a special agent to study methods in Indian schools in Washington D C on June 2.
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Washington, D. C
John HR. Murray
California
Colorado
Fire consumes roof in Mop Raves incident at Chanuze
A blazing incident in Chanuze Kan yesterday caused extensive roof damage to a home after a mop overheated and ignited the interior. Firefighters battled flames as the sun contributed to the rapid spread before extinguishment.
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Chanuze
Kan
Mie
Dena
MeetCom
Japan Accepts In Principle Peace Plan, Viscount Chinda Reports
Viscount Chinda, Japan’s ambassador, informed Secretary Aryan that Japan accepts in principle the US plan for universal peace. The reply covers general principles only and the drafting convention may take months before nations approve. The document notes are in early stages and not a final pledge.
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Washington
Viscount Chinda
Japan
Aryan
United States
California
June Term of Uistrigt Court Opens in Laramie County
The June term of the Wierrich court in Laramie County opened with Judge Mentzer leading the docket call. Few major cases are listed, but Ora Shella vs A P Hansen and McCague Investment Co vs Charles Maltin are highlighted as closely watched. Jurors from Cheyenne, Pine Bluffs, Granite, and surrounding areas are named for the term.
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Willan W. Barkell
Pine Blatte
Guy Matthews
Cheyenne
Manewal
Ed. McKay
John Wagner
Titapa
Beckle
Lirhay
William le
Joseph Shimitg
W. J. Hostick
Granite
T. G.ustin
Chevennnes
Willadsen
J. Lauten
Thee Kirickson
Carpenter
W. GL Hingeby
the Willums
Eorge
Kingham
Chesene
Wiltidim Ferguson
Kitthedale
G. W. Gilland
G. A Phelps
Campatool
Samuel Spices
Trac
Allen
Alttins F . Hotels
Alvide
I. &. Cook
E. M Lawrence
Hilledale
A. Stephobs
Cheyanne
Tyuby
Cheyehde
Sam Qhenwteim
Ko Clkthowen
Avonlea
A. Itoven
Chepenna
Witter Ly Lant
Heyenne
Jeke Haghe
Mheyerme
O Coby
AV Jalgarit
W. FL Whitehead
Iledale
Duncan
Beth Phesenne
Luvle Notgety
Aalem
Fidler
Wataton
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Clyde H. Tavenner
Beet Sugar Trust
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Edward Keating
E. T. Taylor
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Servia
Irecce
Montenegro
Tzarstrod
Allien
Duneff
Army War College
Turkey
Balkan
al Gee
Rome
Italy
Greece
Epirus
Kalamas
Elisa
France
Athens
Albania
Cape Styroa
Geritaa
Gorites
T. Fe
Asarreényity
Bartlett
Tandon
Leopard Society
Sirra Leone
mm@pe
Dickson
Oled
Ravanes
Johnson
Kentucky
Democratic Congressional Committee
James
House Democrats
House
Uistrigt Court
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