Susan B Anthony Amendment Passes Senate in Historic Vote
The Senate adopted the Susan B Anthony constitutional amendment by 56 to 25 after decades of effort. The measure, drafted in 1875, goes to the states for ratification by three fourths of legislatures. President Wilson’s signature is possible though not required, and Wyoming’s two senators supported the bill.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Snosan B. Anthony
House
Dow
Susan B. Anthony
Gillette
Offcer
Wilson
White House
State Department
Wyoming
Rotary luncheon reviews Cheyenne Boy Scout plans
At the noon meeting in Cheyenne the Rotary club discussed the future Boy Scout chapter. David Davis spoke for Scout Troupe MI, Rev Bruce Jackson discussed the memorial, and local scouts gave talks on oath laws flag and emblem meaning. Estimated five troop costs were cited at 15 000 to 16 000 dollars annually.
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Cheyenne
Rotary Club
David Davis
Scout Troupe
Noy Scout Monument
Bruce
Jackson
First Baptist
John Bruner
Ernest Brogkhart
Meyers Spaulding
Harry Newburn
Kenneth Stanfield
Harold Newburn
Dave Davis
Notarina
Furry
Darrah
Old Mountain
German peace terms circulated abroad by German government
Fragmentary OCR shows a censored report about German peace terms being circulated in neutral countries. The document mentions a photo lithograph edition of the treaty text and notes distribution through bookstores. The language appears garbled and partially unreadable, but references to official government actions and public display are present.
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Pres
Comanhagen
Jo Eorman
Neloh Amd
Death toll from Java volcano eruption reaches thousands
The governor general of Tegiri district in Java reports 5100 deaths from the El Kalut eruption. Initial dispatches from Armster dam on May 26 cited 41 villages wiped out with 15000 killed or injured, marking the worst loss since 1883.
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Associated Press
Hagua
Tegiri
Java
el Kalut
Kalut
Kelet
Armsterdam
Treaty Leak Investigation Extends to Senate Action
Senate foreign relations debate expands as Senator Hitchcock proposes a resolution to probe statements by Senators Fede and Borah about copies of the unpublished German treaty in New York. Senators Lodge and Borah back the move to identify persons and corporations with copies and how they were obtained.
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Hitchcock
Washington
Senate
Germany
Foreign Relations Committee
Fede
Borah
Republican Committee
New York
Lodge
Horah
Red Cross aims to distribute 9638 to Wyoming families
The American Red Cross plans to give up to 200 to 244 Wyoming households unaware they have government war checks worth 9638 dollars. The efforts come via Home Service from the Bureau of War Risk Insurance, which has 60,000 unclaimed checks nationwide. Red Cross seeks to locate owners among relatives of soldiers and aid communities with needs beyond checks.
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American Red Cross
Wyoming
Red Cross
U. S
Uncle Sam
Home Service
Washington
Government Bureau of War Ask Insurance
Home Service Department of the Red Cross
Red
Weather forecast for Wyoming clears with mild temps
A fragmentary forecast notes generally fair conditions in Wyoming with little temperature variation across Thursday and Friday. No significant precipitation or storms indicated.
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Wyoming
Feroouit
Thoreday
Electrical Workers Strike Looms For June 16
Springfield June 4. Sixty thousand men and six thousand operators of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers face a strike effective June 16 at 9 am if demands are not met. Postmaster General Burleson has agreed to the organizers terms after eight months of talks with government officials. Ford, secretary, says workers seek to organize and bargain through their representatives and that officials should gather employees for wage advances without delay.
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Associated Press
Springfield, Jr
Electrical Workera
No- Jess
Burleson
Charles P. Ford
Ford
Two Farmers Injured In Ford Overturn Crash
Two farmers suffered severe bruises and cuts when a Ford overturned at midnight near Capitol Avenue and Twenty sixth Street. The car toppled on its side sending the occupants into the curb and nearby weeds. The injured men resided about Loree miles from the city.
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Pred Penstermacher
Gue Kebtbruoh
Capitol
Wie
Wenlce
Turks Invited to Engage Greeks in Thrace
A proclamation inviting the Turks to massacre the Greeks in Thrace has been posted at Adrianople. General Hubert of the third French army arrived on a special mission and conferred at length with the Greek commander.
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Asrotiates Proas
Saloniki
Thrace
Adrianople
Hubert
Tere
Vancouver Newsrooms Hold On Amid General Strike
Vancouver faced a general strike as papers appeared today despite a union ultimatum to withhold any material reflecting on organized labor. The typographical union aimed to censor coverage and forced submissions to the foreman for all news and editorials.
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Vancouver
B. C
Ee Room
Family notices recall service member in Cheyenne home
Ralph He and Wes return to Cheyenne after several months in the navy. Ianny, youngest son of William Manne of Best Yourteenth street, will cheer Beale Company at Leaky Mind Hana.
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Ralph He and
Wes
Cheyenne
Ianny
William Manne
Best Yourteenth Atrevt
Wil ‘Kfer
Hanne Brothers
Ntor Beale Pompeny
Hana
Rival Parades and Fireworks Mark Winnipeg Strike Protests
In Winnipeg June demonstrations split rival factions after a 20 day strike. Veterans, workers and returnees marched to Parliament, banners attacked aliens and praised the King, while officials urged law and order. Police and crowds clashed only in rhetoric as parades moved to Victoria Park.
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Winnipeg
Boll
T. 4. Norris
Wiegren War Veterans’ Association
Charles F. Ginny
No More Blood Shed in Toledo Strike Trouble
Associated Press dispatch reports a night of clashes at Toledo where two men were killed and about 25 wounded before the Willys Overland plant resumed quiet operations. Earlier, 5000 idle workers clashed with loyal employees, and soldiers guarding a nearby plant were involved in a deadly confrontation.
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Toledo
Associated Press
Toledo .O
Willys- Overland Automobile Company
Overland
Pollati
Mia Motor
Progress in Efforts to Solve Mystery. Secret Service Hopes
Washington reports show secret service heads hopeful tonight as nationwide hunt for bomb plotters continues. William J. Flynn participates in investigations though no arrests yet. Coroner's jury to rule on shell from a bombing. Attorney General Palmer to be consulted. President Wilson sends congratulations to Palmer on the failure of the plots.
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Washington
Secret Service
William J. Flynn
Wul
de- Partmaent of Justice
Palmer
Wilaencin
Palmer Loday
Victory Garden Campan Inter Ests Youths Victory Garden Campan Inter Ests
Mrs E W Glafcke executive of the campaign says 240 Cheyenne children planted and tended gardens. She plans prizes and fund contributions to buy more gardens while teaching canning bird life and home neatness. Five young captains and nineteen lieutenants assist in the drive across multiple schools.
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E.W. Glafcke
Eardon Ng
Cheyenne
Glafoke
Gitlzoos
Glafeke
Mestilafeke
Elilekon
Owhlete Aira
Chifehe
Ake Victory
Germans May Secure Some Concessions In Austrian Treaty Talks
Paris reports say the Council of Four examines the Austrian treaty while debating German counter proposals. Reparation totals may be fixed around 100 billion marks and occupation could drop to ten years. Discussions also touch on Silesia and Sarre status under league oversight.
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Associated Press
Paris
Dréten
Council of Four
Chifel
Heyenl
Tie Vealerm
Silesia
Uru
Germany
British
America
France
Wilson
M. Clamenceau
Connett
Clemenceau
Lioyd George
Haly
Beiny
Sarre
Ain
Frontier Days Welcomes Large Party Of Visitors
A party of 125 tourists plans to attend Frontier Days by automobile. Mayor Stone announced the group’s arrival and said the party will be accommodated with hotel lodging, following word received from the Eagle newspaper’s managing editor.
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Frontier Days
Stone Vorlor Inv
I, Vv
Ae Fonborn
Wiiter
Tye Lyn
Eagle
Three Thousand Poll Taxes Collected and More Promised
The county reports about 3,000 poll taxes collected with a similar amount expected soon. Officials indicate strong compliance and foresee further payments as the tax period continues.
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