Canadian flag attacked as strikers march in Winnipeg
Winnipeg reports show a May 2 parade by striking workers ending near the board of trade building. Police, detectives, and volunteers stopped demonstrators who tried to enter the building while calling for Premier Norris and his cabinet to resign. Howard Lloyd wore a flag on his coat and kept it after it was torn during the clashes. A key update notes a settlement offer from Winnipeg metal trades employers delivered to railway executives.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Winnipes
Board of Trade
Norris
Howard Lloyd
Conettia
Brotherhood of Railway Executives
Winnipeg Metal Trades Council
Iron Workers
Southern Telephone Workers Begin Sympathy Walkout
ATLANTA June walking out began at 3 PM in response to reinstate actions for union affiliated workers. About 450 girls left switchboards while company says only nine of 100 long distance operators joined the walkout. Other exchanges report roughly 30 percent on strike. Company poll at 2 PM estimated 70 to 75 percent planned to stay at work.
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Atlanta
Wn Bell Telegraph & Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Germans Strike as Anti Republic Protest Hits Palatinate
Berlin reports Weisbaden residents began a four hour strike against the attempted creation of an independent Palatinate republic. The protest is described as anti republic in the Palatinate region.
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Palitinate
Associated Press
Berlin
Weisbaden
Propuimeis
Pallnate Republic
Idaho Governor D W Davis Transit Through Cheyenne
Governor D W Davis of Idaho passes through Cheyenne this morning aboard Cajon Pacific train No 18 en route from Rome to Washington. He discusses recognition for Idaho land claims under the pending Monsdoll bill and urges Idaho to press its share of a proposed $600,000,000 appropriation in Congress.
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D. W. Davis
Idaho Hill
Cheyenne
Cajon Pacific
Rome
Washington
Gates to Be Tried in Denver Police Court
Denver June 2 Terman former Wyoming state treasurer will be prosecuted tomorrow morning in police court for violation of the Prohibition law tied to alleged illicit liquor activity in the mining district near Denver. He faces charges connected with an illegal shipment and sale of liquor during the prohibition period.
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Gates
Denver
Colo
Terman
Wyoming
Four Notaries Publicly Appointed by Governor Carey
Four new notaries public were named yesterday by Governor Carey. The appointments include Partaatee, Shorittin, G. Powers, Charles Patisreon, Lan der, M. D. Lasell, and Torrington, expanding authorized officials in several counties.
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Carey
Partaatee
Shorittin
G.' Powers
Charles
Patisreon
Lander
M.D. Lasell
Torrington
Williams Pete Company Chartered Stock One Million
Articles of incorporation for Williams Petroleum Company with capital stock of 1 000 000 dollars were filed in Wyoming. The filing also notes a capital increase for F T Williams Oil Company from 5000 to 2 000 000 dollars. Directors named include E T Williams Martin McGrath and EB Sullivan. Other firms filing include Keystone Land Castle Company Medal Oil Water Users Real Estate and more with headquarters in Laramie Lusk Torrington and other Wyoming towns.
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Williams” Petroleum Company
Wyoming
F.‘T. Williams Oi
EK. T- Williams
Thermopolis
Great Salt Creek
Williams Petroleum Company
Pasin
E. T. Williams
Martin McGrath
EB. J. Sullivan
BH. T. Williams Oil Company
Pnce
Keystone Land & Castle Company
Capital
Laramie
W. H. Lawrence, Sr
W. H. Lawrence, Jr
C. D. Gold Medal Oil
Copany
Lusk
John F. Harkin
Jay
Hammond
Hugh Updike
A. Witt
Capital Stock
Est
George W. Metcalf
D. Zimmerman
William F. Cox
R. BR
Crowe Real Estate Sogreay
Reward Offered for Recovery of Child Kidnaped at Laramie
Laramie authorities report a reward of 100 for the safe return of a four month old baby with brown eyes and golden hair. The child, taken from Albany County after the mother’s death, is believed in the custody of Mrs Isabel More, 30, described as a chemical blonde. Suspect C A Hutchison, 26, was arrested locally and is charged with the kidnapping.
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Laramie
E. J. Smalley
Isabel More
Albany
C. A. Hutchison
NG-4 Won’t Attempt Nonstop Transatlantic Flight
Secretary Daniels said the NG-4, which arrived at Plymouth after completing the first long Atlantic flight, will be disassembled and shipped to the United States. The Navy does not plan a non-stop or other trans Atlantic attempt soon, aiming to avoid spectacular stunts or honors.
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Associated Press
Washington
Plymouth
England
United States
Daniels
Navy
Comfor
Nebraskan Reports West End Robbery
Otlo W. Gelsdorf of Nebraska reports a robbery on West Eighteenth Street. He states he was robbed of 62 dollars and two suspects named Thomas and Ees were described yesterday by the Nebraskan.
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Nebraskan
Otlo W. Gelsdorf
Thomas &Ees Weer
Examiner Newlin at His Desk Again
Examiner Newlin resumes duties at the capitol after illness confinement at home. He was reported back at his desk yesterday, resuming normal parliamentary tasks and oversight duties.
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Examiner Newlin
Huns to Have Until June 25 to Sign Terms
The Echo de Paris says allied and associated governments will hand Count Von Brockdorff-Rantzau the German counter proposals on Friday and refuse them The Germans must decide by June 25 to accept or refuse the allied conditions. The German delegation leader says negotiations depend on future results and questions whether they will negotiate.
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Associated
RARIS
Echo de Paris
Count von Brokdorff-Rantzau
Wey
London
Count von Brogkdorff-Raritzau
European Press Bureau
Beenn
Temps
Wyoming Supreme Court Seated After Prolonged Recess
The Wyoming supreme court resumes after illness sidelined Chief Justice Beard and Justice Blydenburgh. A. H. Marble seeks a mandamus to force issuance of a purchase certificate for section 16 241 67 in Platte county, paid 1422 as irrigation-improvement value to Swan Land and Cattle. board refuses until Marble pays. The court also rules on a prior case involving Meyer Chapman and First National Bank of Cody.
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Wyoming Supreme Court
Cyrus Beard
Charles B. Blydenburgh
A. H. Marble
State Board of School Land Commissioners
Platte County
Marble
Lassen
Swan Land & Cal Ue Company
Aowril
Mandamus
Swan Land & Cable Company
Wee
Corporation
Chief Justice Board
C. N. Porter
WU. Burgess
Fourth Judicial District
Supreme Court
District Court of
Park County
Chapman
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Porcoast-Pal
Forecast calls for warmer conditions Wednesday across the southeast portion with rising temperatures. A brief period of mild weather is expected, with highs near record levels for midweek and increasing winds along the coast.
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Wyoming
sweeping control powers proposed for interstate carriers
A Washington report outlines a bill by the Interstate Commerce Commission granting sweeping authority over railroad telegraph telephone cable and radio firms. The measure would set rates review consolidations extensions security issues and operation rules, with co operation from state commissions and federal oversight of inter state affairs.
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Washington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Pomereno
Ohio
House
Inter-State Commerce Committee
Commission
Inter-5
Denila
Federal Commission
Cheyennie Causes Arrest of Fugitive in Denver Meeting
Barwell Lawrence Stewart, alias many names, allegedly passed worthless cheques at Cheyenne firms last week. He was recognized at the union depot by Dennis K. Gash in Denver, arrested there Sunday, brought to Cheyenne Sunday evening, and jailed in the county jail.
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Barwell
Lawrence Stewart
Denver
Union Depot
Dennis K. Gash
Choyenne
Man Held in Greek and West Street Holdups
C D G Campbell is under arrest on a charge of holding up a Greek near the Mining garage early Sunday morning. He is alleged to have secured 84. A second hold up on West Rightenth street around the same time netted $45 with no arrest yet.
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C.D. G Campbell
Campbell
Three Arrested on Immorality Charge
Krout Earr Gordard and Catherine Anderson were arrested on immorality charges at 648 West Twenty Ninth street last Sunday evening. They were released on bonds of 50 each on Monday evening with Krout furnishing the bond for the Tuesday afternoon appearance. Thirty two gallons of whiskey were found in the house.
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Krout
Earr « Gordard
Catherine Anderson
West Twenty- Nfth
Big Gun Traveling on Three Flatcars
A large artillery piece is moved by rail on three flatcars. The gun’s journey starts at Syndy Hhok and travels toward Ae Peettie pout, with observers noting the unusual display at the union station last night.
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Big Gun
Union Station
Jeneth
Wives Pub
Syndy Hhok
Governor Proclaims Boy Scout Week in Wyoming June 14
Governor Carey issues a proclamation designating June 14 as Boy Scout Week in Wyoming. He urges state residents to cooperate with the drive and asks both women active in Liberty Loan campaigns and men Liberty Loan workers to aid in Boy Scout fundraising and outreach. The note cites Scouts’ wartime service and calls for local committees to form to boost membership and support.
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Nolert
Garey
Mra. T
Tallaferra
Jack Springs
Wyo
Carey
Oly
America
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout Movement
Hove
Hays
Seoul
United States
Wyomblg
Tos
Wyoming
Boy Scout Organization
Nobert
Ming
State of
Cheyenne
Obert D. Carey
Buffum Resigns from State Board of Medical Examiners
Governor Garey accepted the resignation of Dr. Gerge M. Buffum of Joerdan from the state board of medical examiners and appointed Dr. PF LL Furry of Cheyenne to the vacancy. The board then elected officers: Tr. Stevenson president, Dr. Shingle secretary, De Manilion depressant.
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Robert Db. Garey
Gerge MW. Buffum
Joerdan
State Board of Medical Rexaminens
Br. Pf, LL Furry
Cheyenne
Tr. Stevenson
Dr. Shingle
de Manilion
Sprinkling Ordinance Passes Second Reading
City commissioners devoted most of the session to moving the sprinkling ordinance to its second reading. The measure becomes effective in ten days and the impact is already seen in reduced water use at the city reservoir.
Returned Soldier Slugged by Negroes
A returned soldier was assaulted shortly after one o clock while walking near Seventeenth Street and Moncpr. One Black man was arrested in connection with the incident.
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Moncpr
Alleged Automobile Thief Is Arrested
James A. Gade, accused of stealing a Ford from William Ireling of Bridgeport, Nob., was arrested in Goway Sunday and brought to the county jail yesterday. The case centers on a vehicle allegedly taken in the West district last Saturday.
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James A. Gade
William Ireling
Dridgeyori
Gowy
Bomb Threats Hit Officials in Washington and East Cities
Explosions target Attorney General Palmer in Washington and prominent figures across seven eastern cities. A bomber killed in Patterson New Jersey and other blasts injure and alarm officials including Judge Nott and immigration inspector Sibray.
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Washington
Explosion damages homes in Patterson amid blast
An explosion at 12 30 this morning wrecked the house of Max Gold a local manufacturer in Patterson New Jersey and partially damaged an adjacent home. The blast shattered a front door and windows for several blocks with many houses within 800 feet reporting broken glass. Fire Chief Ryan said the bomb may have been planted through Golds window and investigations are underway.
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Associated Prose
Washington
Iiduet
Palmer
Swanson
Virginia
Albert F. Hayden
Boston
Can
Palmer Bigs
New York
Dubiarities
Patterson
Philadelphia
New York City
Charlea
Nott, Je
Nugentsville
Mass
House of State
Leland Wy. Powers
Phe Patterson
N. J
Max Gold
Sik
Win
Explosion damages homes near judge's residence in Pittsburgh
A bomb exploded two blocks from United States District Judge W H Thomyron's home in Pittsburgh on June 9, wrecking officials' houses and damaging three prominent businesses nearby. The blast shattered windows and caused scattered destruction in the vicinity, with no immediate reports of injuries.
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Pittsburg
United States District
W. HW. Thomyron
Juriat
J. Gagguilly
Rome
Attempts to blow up church and residence in West Philadelphia
Authorities report late tonight there were attempts to use hazardous devices against a Catholic church and a private residence in West Philadelphia. No injuries were initially reported, though nearby residents heard explosions.
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Philadelphia
Mayor Davin’s Home Damaged by Explosion in Cleveland
A blast aimed at Mayor Harry W. Davin’s residence caused destruction but no injuries. Police initially ruled out a gasoline bomb or explosive device, suggesting possible sabotage or a failed attempt without confirming a weapon.
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Cleveland
Harry W. Davin
Fortunate Jurist Absent From Court After Nighttime Incident
Justice Albert F P Hayden was severely injured in a head wound before midnight at his home near Na street while his family was away at the seaside. The court and home were affected as the incident disrupted proceedings and raised concerns for security.
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Bozton
Albert FP. Hayden
Legislator's Family Escapes Bombing Blast at Home
In Nugenville New Jersey on March 3 a bomb damaged the home of State Representative Redent W. Powers son of former Congressman Samuel L. Powers. The Powers family were on the second floor and escaped injury.
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Nugentville
Mags
Jame
House of State
Redent W. Powers
Samuel L. Powers
Powers
Roosevelt Memorial Wyoming Committees Named by Governor
Governor names executive and local committees for the Roosevelt Memorial project aiming to fund a memorial for the late President Theodore Roosevelt. State and county committees and chairmen across Wyoming counties are listed, with names and towns such as Cheyenne Sheridan Lander and Fremont included.
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Roosevelt
Wyoming
Rooshevelt Memorial Association
Fonda
Thoanhoire Nnoge
Roh
Carey
Anil
Brooker Veper
Blume
Sheridan
J. Mh
Gimey
Cheyenne
Mire
Pms Lander
Phelfa
Phietetork
Town End
Coganiitiee Hilfen
Chaplin Cheyenne
Mbang
Pyreson
Bustin
Bie Horn
Fethe
Amiplvell
Autre Kenem
Tawlins
Carhoos
Hoyples
Istey
Janes
Creak
Jatin Dillon
Fremont
Thema
G. Powers
Totom
Cosiien
Axtell
Phe Nis
Hot Springs
Mebert A
Resmi
Falo
Johnson
Tewin
Chey Luramit
Noblilt
Gokeyille
Bincon
Winter
Carpér
Natitam HR
Carel
Miguitle
Niomanaseho
Andy
Park
Heations
Platte Ghorldam Gaara
Union Pacific Band Annual Ball Tonight
An item notes the Union Pacific Band annual ball scheduled for tonight. It mentions details about attendees and events leading up to the ball, reflecting local social happenings and plans for the evening.
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Union Pacific Band
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