Death by Own Action Ends Fort Lupton Man’s Burden
John Haynes aged 82 a Fort Lupton resident for nearly four decades died Thursday afternoon by self destruction fearing helplessness. He left a note of not wanting to be a burden and was found seated on a grain box with a small caliber revolver at his feet. Survived by a widow and son R W Haynes with another son having died earlier. Funeral services set for Saturday at his home with burial in Fort Lupton cemetery.
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Mysel
Mr. Haynes
R. W. Haynes
Fort Lupton
F. G. Haynes
Martha Young
Roy Brady
Port Lupton
Haynes
Fight to the Utmost Equal Suffrage News Motto
Wartime propaganda quotes circulate around the slogan Fight to the Utmost as the electoral committee and factions clash over suffrage in Armentieres and the west mud fields. The piece mocks hypocritical postures while urging steadfast resistance amid political disenfranchisement and conflict rhetoric.
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York
Vitors
Armentieres
Els
Berio
Electoral Reform Effort Amid Field Grey Split
Reform talks proceed with factions split from Field Grey and others forging ahead. Officials urge broad party support to bridge divisions and advance the reform bill across the political slough.
Warned to Prepare for Another Winter of War
New York report notes German voters heard warnings of a renewed war season. Progressive Reichstag member Conrad Haussmann spoke in Stuttgart via Berlin Tageblatt asserting the warning is to prevent public disappointment amid tensions with Russian influence. He accuses the Prussian upper house of opposing Kushmann and the imperial government.
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New York
Conrad Haussman
Reichstag
Stuttgart
Berlin
Tage- Dratt
Germany
Empire
Kushimann
Kushlmann
Casper Brokers Forced 10 Wall Street Collapse In Casper
Casper Wyoming June 4 Several weeks may pass before a statement on the affairs of the brokerage firm Carter & Co is possible after heavy losses were discovered. Books are behind and cannot show an accurate financial condition until entries are brought up to date. Carter & Co tied to Mitchell Carter of Casper and S B Carter of Denver took over the People's Stock Exchange. The firm’s suspension followed attachment proceedings. Carter says assets will cover obligations though others warn losses may run into thousands.
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Casper
Wyo
Carter & Co
Mitchell Carter
8. B. Carter
Denver
People’s Stock Exchange
Wyoming-Montana Public of Exchange
Frontier Managers Meet In Kansas City
T Joe Cahill manager of Cheyenne frontier sports is in Kansas City this week attending a meeting of frontier managers from across the country. The purpose is to formulate governing rules for championship competition in frontier exhibitions. Mr Mil is expected to return at week’s end.
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T. Joe Cahill
Cheyenne Frontier Sports
Kansas City
Frontier
Visitors and callers arrive from towns across Wyoming
A string of residents and visitors arrived in Cheyenne yesterday from Pine Bluffs Rock Springs Wheatland Green River Casper Casper Fort Collins Elk Mountain Grover Burns Sheridan Guernsey and Uva Several individuals including Mrs M A Clark J A Barr E Duff Wilson and John Green were noted as callers or visitors attending business and social matters in the city
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Rock Springs
M. A. Clark
Fort Collins
E. Duff Wilson
Ranchinada
John Green
Granite Canon
Auto Station Serves In Hurry With Quick Refuel
Cahill and Holliday advertise capital coal and auto supplies. Cheyenne Filling Station offers gas oil and water with full time attendant from 6 am to 4 pm daily opposite the post office. Morris Harness Shop at 420 West 16th Street offers repairs at reasonable prices.
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Cheyenne
Waii
Morris Harness Shop
West 16Th St
Memorial day service meet at K of C hall group
Notice asks all members of W. O. W. to convene at the K of C hall on Sunday at 2 15 pm to participate in memorial day services. Included are various notes of people traveling between towns and a roster of visitors to Cheyenne from Denver Casper Pine Bluffs Rawlins and other areas.
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K. of C. ‘Hall
J. E. Kelley
C. C
Gillette Creates Private Refuge for Wild Deer in Wyoming
Edward Gillette, former state treasurer, established a 1320 acre private game preserve in the Big Horn mountains southwest of Sheridan. He posted signs declaring the area a game refuge and hunting prohibited. He notes the deer population near his ranch has doubled, with about fifty deer now roaming the preserve.
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Wyomiow
Bighorn Mountains
Sheridan
Edward Gillette
Dusiness
Mr. Quillette
Minister Resigns Over Objectionable Secret Order in Württemberg
New York report says Dr. Herman von Habermans, minister of education in Württemberg, resigned amid cabinet changes due to a secret order he issued to evangelical pastors urging them to oppose peace propaganda. The order’s authorship linked to pacifist agitation and alleged enemy espionage.
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New York
Herman von Habermans
Wurttemberg
Hellbronn Neckarseltung
Newkers
Wurttenberg
von Habermans
Wyoming Men Involved in Emerson Moydok Case
Drury editor of the Wheatland Times traveled to Cheyenne on return from New York where he attended the case United States versus Cameron Motor Company. Several Wyoming figures, including Auditor Por pum Charles Winters, were named as witnesses. The car project is expected to face delays of several months.
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Drury
Wheatland Times
Cheyenne
New York
United States
Cméron Motor Company
Wyoming
Charles Winters
Joba
Second Strike Sheep Shearers at Shoshoni
Fifteen shearers employed at the Shoshoni sheep shearing plant went on strike to push pay from 17 to 22 cents per sheep shorn. The walkout followed a report that a conference with flockmasters and a federal conciliation agent had not been set, after previous stoppages tied to a hoped federal maximum wage. State officials and a federal conciliator are trying to arrange a conference.
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Shoshoni
Federal Bureau of Conciliation
Shearers’ Union
Taylor
Cheyenne
Musser
Denver
Jurymen Sign Bond of Bessie Fisher
Casper Wye June 4 Among Abe signers of the $5,000 bond on which Mrs Heasie Fisher charged with the murder of Lawrence Harvert has been released ahead of her second trial. Several jurors from the first trial voted to acquit. The first trial ended with an eight month county jail term. Mrs Fisher has made numerous sweaters for soldiers.
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Casper Wye
Abe Aigners
Witch Mra
Heasie Fisher
Lawrence Harvert
Fisher Thas
Distressing incident at Koertings pool hall in Cheyenne
District report from Laramie notes a disturbance as Lawrence engaged in a fight at Koerting's pool hall. Switchman J A White was struck after comments escalated the incident. Authorities delayed arrest due to Lawrence's status with United States service. A lodge dispute and assault charge are mentioned with Cheyenne noted in the narrative.
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Laramie
Wee
Jeanie
Lawrence
Koerting
J. A White
White
United States
Amault Charenee
Brother
Fragmented notes hint at health and drinking issues in Wheatland Valley
Fragmentary OCR mentions concerns over women's health and drinking impacts, a local figure named Lydia and Vegetitele product, and a vague reference to Wheatland Valley and a man named Denren. The garbled text suggests domestic or community health problems and possible remedies.
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Iron Mountain
R. M. Reid
Green River
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Elk Mountain
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Prom
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City
Pine Biaffe
C. EB. Hacker
Lola Martin
Pine Miamn
Guernsey
D. C
Ladire
Jeasie McBroom
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Burns
Fr. Cillette
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A. B. Fanchese
Uva
Apital Coal Company
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Pitter Creek
George Meadows
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Pine Wloffx
Rachel McDowall
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John Deweese
Gallio
C. V. Wilson
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W. KR. Anderson
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Donald Calhoun
John Trawner
Buford
Rawlings
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W. W. Bosselle
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W W. Busselle
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Harry Henderson
Leuctte Hills
Austin Nash
Sweetwater County
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Washington
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Parker Carnival Company
Sterling
Colo
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John Pexton
Douglas
Yeaterday
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Ruby Pacrivh
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Evanston
Louis Johnson
Pierce
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W. BR. Curran
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Jersey
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George
Gillette
Shang Hai
West Seventeenth Street
LEGA
Ray FE
Lee
Public Lands
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Edna Bartlett
Executrix
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Ron Hore
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Attos
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Jittie
Plains Taxi CO
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Citzens National Bank
A. A. Babrresen
Mark Chapman
Ninsteenth St
Eee Ee
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Bresnahan Bik
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Real
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Hartung Land
Corey Ave
Wheatland Valley
Cdido
Guy Yeghendap
Denren
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