Move to bring 150 barrel flour mill to Cheyenne reported
Cheyenne officials and industrial club members back a plan to relocate a 150 barrel per day flour mill led by D F Chandler. They cite strong character and experience, expect a summer start, and seek a $10 000 stock subscription and donated site to spur regional wheat farming and upland business growth.
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Holdups Retain Watch for Only Fifteen Minutes
Two men in citizen's clothing posing as soldiers robbed Geo Madman of a gold watch on Thames Street near West Seventeenth. They fled into an alley, were chased by police, and were captured on the street. The watch was recovered. suspects gave names and offered no explanation. They await hearing before the justice of the peace.
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Gem Importation Record Broken in York Tariff Change
Diamond importers rush gems into the port amid a tariff change expectation. May receipts reached $4,606,323, a record, with year to date imports over $24,000,000.
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York
French Senate Hosts International Women’s Congress Delegates
Delegates to the International Women's Congress were honored by the French Senate in Paris on June 5. Baron de Constant welcomed representatives of women who pursued justice and reason over violence in their cause.
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Court probe urged into baseball trust operation
Horace Fogel owner of the Philadelphia Nationals urges a court investigation into organized baseball, claiming the sport operates as an illegal trust and requires scrutiny by authorities.
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Philadelphia Alsenals
Eligibility Women to Jury Duty Argued
In San Francisco Judge Dunne prepares to decide if women may serve on juries. The Bertha Williamson case prompts arguments that a woman jury should hear the criminal matter, while the state contends only men may serve and suffrage does not extend to jury duty.
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Wyoming settlers Press for reform in reclamation service
Powell figures report to Secretary Lane argues data access and local control are essential for water projects. Settlers claim the reclamation service blocks information and treats users as wards, urging a more democratic, cooperative approach with finite local authority.
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Rank and File Have Faith in Woodrow Wilson
Governor Stewart of Montana reports strong public confidence in Wilson and tariff support despite opposition. He notes harmony between Wilson and business leaders, mentions Osborne’s popularity in Washington and talks with Senator Warren. Stewart is traveling to a governors conference in Gull Lake City while discussing public lands policy.
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Wilson Makes Fifth Visit to Capitol Probe Continues
Washington dispatch reports President Wilton making a fifth Capitol visit as a probe into lobbying activities continues. Senate committee hearings listed visitors and topics, with Sloan and Reynolds cited amid broader inquiries into influence campaigns, tax policy, and anti trust issues.
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Washington, D. C
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Wiers Fight to Prevent Return
The trial of Lieutenant Wier and his wife, both under aollotment at Cheyenne, resumed before US Commissioner A. Jackson. The couple faced charges of stealing gowns from Mrs. Captain J. Cecil, with testimony noting the Wiers occupied quarters at Fort Mackenzie in February and March 1904 and the gowns reportedly identified as parts of a dress Mrs. Cecil bought in Wyoming.
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Cheyenne
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Fort Mackenzie
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Fragmentary Report Describes School Scuffles and Protests
A garbled passage notes tension at a Grand Junction facility with references to boys and girls interacting amid disruptions. It mentions the YMCA program changes and a superintendent overseeing activities, with vague hints of fights and improvised responses.
Ratification Delayed Over Arbitration Pacts
June ratification of arbitration treaties with Italy Spain and Great Britain faces delay as Senator Chamerlain objects to the British treaty amid protests over the Panama Canal. Viewers believe the treaties will not be long delayed despite initial questions.
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Thompson Breaks Allround Track Record at Princeton Meet
The American Athletic Union sanctioned alterneon track event at Princeton where Thompson, a student of the local theologian, set a new allround record. The competition featured participants like Khoo and others, signaling a landmark achievement in this season’s track calendar.
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Moore PHS Tenn TP Colorado EPhings at convention
P H S Tenn TP Moore of Cleveland presided at the general hagwade association convention. George Allen from Cimaha served as provident while John Quick of Toronto acted as secretary treasurer.
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Ambiguous War Department Climate Station Note
A June report from Washington describes a Department of Agriculture update on a weather and climate station project. The summary mentions an unnamed prot sor and references Siberian sources, with unclear connections to defense or aviation. The fragmentary text offers few concrete details or dates beyond June.
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Davy Lewis Named Labor Committee Chairman Amid Debate
Washington names David J Lewis of Maryland as chairman of the labor committee, hailed as a strong advocate for American workers in Congress. The nomination follows Lewis's long record on labor and welfare issues, with critics noting his ties to the labor movement and his stance on coal mining conditions and protection for workers.
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