Death by Own Action Ends Fort Lupton Resident Life
John Haynes an 82 year old Fort Lupton resident committed suicide Thursday afternoon, fearing increasing helplessness and burden to relatives. The body was found seated on a grain box in a stable by his wife, a small caliber revolver at his feet, and a head wound indicating instantaneous death. Survived by his widow and son R. W. Haynes. son F. G. Haynes predeceased him. Funeral set for Saturday at his home with interment 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 echoes in equal suffrage dispute
A 1917 dispatch laments the mud filled trenches of Armentieres and the west front while praising obstinate stand by allied forces. The article contrasts the push for equal suffrage with political disenfranchisement and mocks reform opponents as hypocritical and fraudulent.
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York
Vitors
Armentieres
Els
Berio
Electoral Reform Campaigns Assemble Across Regions
Reform efforts ramp up as parties unite to push electoral changes without field gray support. The call goes out that every party aid adds a beam across the slough, signaling broad collaboration ahead.
Warned to Prepare for Another Winter of War
New York reports German warning the population to brace for a renewed war season. Progressive Reichstag member Conrad Haussmann said in Stuttgart that the warning is to prevent public disappointment. He cited Russian influence and tensions with Kushmann and the imperial government amid internal Prussian opposition.
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New York
Conrad Haussman
Reichstag
Stuttgart
Berlin
Tage- Dratt
Germany
Empire
Kushimann
Kushlmann
Casper Brokers For Carter & Co Face Uncertain Funds
Casper Wyoming June 4 heavy losses prompt suspension of Carter & Co brokerage. Books lag weeks behind, preventing accurate financial assessment. Partnership of Mitchell Carter Casper and S B Carter Denver took over People's Stock Exchange. firm may face substantial losses despite assets claimed to exist.
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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 to set rules for championship games
T Joe Cahill of Cheyenne frontier sports attends national frontier managers convention in Kansas City to formulate governing rules for frontier exhibitions. Mil expected back by week’s end.
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T. Joe Cahill
Cheyenne Frontier Sports
Kansas City
Frontier
Local residents reach Cheyenne city yesterday from surrounding towns
Reports show numerous individuals from Pine Bluffs Rock Springs Wheatland Casper Green River Fort Collins Sheridan Guernsey Burns and Uva visiting Cheyenne yesterday. Names include M A Clark H H Griffin J A Barr Mildred Sherman F A McLain B C Mendall and E Duff Wilson among others.
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Fom
Green River
Mias
Mildred Sherman
Fort Collins
E. Duff Wilson
Cheyenne Filling Station Opens Daily for Quick Service
Mr Auto Owner may fuel up oil water at the Cheyenne Filling Station opposite the post office with a attendant from 6 a m to 6 p m daily. Cahill Holliday advertises capital coal and fuel services nearby.
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Cheyenne
Waii
Memorial Day services brief meeting urged
W O W members are called to meet at the K of C hall Sunday at 2 15 pm to participate in memorial day services. J E Kelley C C 6 6 7 8 9. Local notices list dozens of visitors and residents from Bitter Creek Pine Bluffs Casper Rawlins Denver and other towns with brief mentions of travel and calling days.
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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, dedicates a 1320 acre tract in the Big Horn Mountains southwest of Sheridan as a game refuge. Signs declare the area off limits to hunting. Gillette notes deer numbers around his ranch have doubled, with about fifty deer currently roaming the preserve.
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Wyomiow
Bighorn Mountains
Sheridan
Edward Gillette
Dusiness
Mr. Quillette
Minister Resigns Over Secret Order in Germany
New York June 4 An objectionable secret order prompted the resignation of Dr. Herman von Habermans, education minister of Württemberg, amid cabinet changes. Reports say the order urged evangelical pastors to oppose peace propaganda, alleged to reflect pacifist agitation and possible espionage links, advisers claim.
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Germany
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 visited Cheyenne en route from New York where he attended the case United States versus the Cameron Motor Company. Other Wyoming figures summoned include Auditor Por pum Charles Winters and Joba. The automobile will likely be dragged in for 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 at the Shoshoni sheep-shearing plant struck yesterday seeking 22 cents per sheep shorn up from 17. The walkout followed a report that a federal conciliation conference had not been arranged after a prior strike and return to work. State and federal officials aim to set up a conference.
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Shoshoni
Federal Bureau of Conciliation
Shearers’ Union
Taylor
Cheyenne
Musser
Denver
Jurors 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, many jurors from her first trial who voted to acquit her are among the signers. The first trial ended with eight months in jail. Mrs Fisher has made sweaters for soldiers.
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Casper Wye
Abe Aigners
Witch Mra
Heasie Fisher
Lawrence Harvert
Fisher Thas
Distressing Incident in Laramie Pool Hall Brawl
In Laramie on a June evening a row broke out at Koerting's pool hall. Switchman J A White received a severe assault after remarks by an intoxicated man named Lawrence who was reportedly part of a United States service. Authorities hesitated to detain him, citing service status. P T Galth was in Cheyenne yesterday from Vine streets.
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Laramie
Wee
Jeanie
Lawrence
Koerting
J. A White
White
United States
Amault Charenee
Brother
Fragmentary note on local health and remedies in Wheatland Valley
A damaged text fragment mentions women, moorupy, and mines linked to decay and illness. It references drinking, herb treatment, Lydia Pk ham Vegetitele and vague remedies. The piece hints at a health concern in Wheatland Valley and a man taken to Denren for examination.
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Wheatland Valley
Cdido
Guy Yeghendap
Denren
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