Flour mill project proposed to boost Cheyenne growth
The four mill committee of the Industrial Club brought back a favorable Chandler proposition from Minneapolis to move a 150 barrel daily flour mill to Cheyenne. They plan stock donations of 10000, site donations, and a location accessible to farmers and shops. If agreed, construction could start within ten days of finalizing terms, signaling major agricultural and economic expansion for Southeast Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Holdups Retain Watch for Only Fifteen Minutes
Two men in citizen dress claiming to be soldiers robbed Geo Madman of a gold watch on Thames Street near West Seventeenth. The duo fled but were captured after a police chase. the watch was recovered. Both suspects, M Noreeger and EB Francis, refused to explain how the item came into their possession. They await justice of the peace proceedings.
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Francis
Madonna
Union Pacific
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Thames Street
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Chief McClement
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McClermont
Gem Importation Record Broken by Tariff Change
In York on June 5 a rush of gem imports continued as traders anticipate a tariff increase. Custome appraisers report May gem value at $4,606,323, a record for May, with year-to-date imports over $24,000,000.
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French Senate hosts International Women's Congress delegates
In Paris on June 5 delegates to the International Women's congress were honor guests of the French Senate. Baron de Constant welcomed them as representatives of women who advocate justice and reason over violence.
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International Women's Congress
Lotings
Baron de Constant
Fogel seeks probe into organized baseball trust
Horace Fogel owner of the Philadelphia Athletics urges a court investigation into organized baseball which he contends operates as an illegal trust in the Washington court district.
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Philadelphia Alsenals
Eligibility of Women for Jury Duty debated in San Francisco
Judge Dunne to decide within a week if women may serve on juries. Mrs. Bertha Williamson leads the case challenging male only jury service. Counsel argues the state constitution grants women rights to participate, while the state contends suffrage does not extend to jury duty.
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Ban Francisco
Wyoming settlers complain to Interior on reclamation practices
Powell representative Nelson reports to Secretary Lane on friction between water users and the reclamation service. He urges more data access, less autocratic control, and greater local oversight to improve cooperation and protect settlers' interests in irrigation projects.
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Washington
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Powell Tribune
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Reclamation Service
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Newell
Rank and File Have Faith in Woodrow Wilson
Governor Stewart of Montana reports public confidence in Wilson amid tariff debates. He notes business support and harmony with Wilson, despite opposition, and mentions Osborne's popularity and talks with Senator Warren. Stewart is en route to a governors conference in Gull Lake City after visiting Washington.
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Ealt Lake
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Wilson Makes Fifth Visit to Capitol Amid Probe
Washington reports show President Wilson visiting the Capitol for the fifth time as the Senate probe into lobby influences continues. Senators Reed Walsh Smoot Williams and others clash over questions while focus expands to sugar wool prohibition and farm groups.
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Washington, D. C
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Jefferson
Colorado
Argentina
Washington, DC
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Walsh
Wiers Fight to Prevent Return in Theft Case
The case against Lieutenant Wier and his wife, both under indictment at Cheyenne, resumed before US Commissioner A. Jackson. Witnesses testified they occupied Fort Mackenzie quarters during February and March 1904 and, upon Mrs Cecil's return, allegedly removed gowns identified as parts of dresses she bought in Wyoming.
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Texas
Wier
Cheyenne
J. Cecil
United States
vCovila
Fort Mackenzie
Ceell
Wroming
Grand Junction Hears About Safety At Dance Event
A fragmentary report notes concerns over dress and safety at a June gathering in Grand Junction. Text mentions youth groups, the YMCA and a superintendent. references to possible replacements and a disturbance involving several girls and improvised projectiles.
Ratification Delayed On Arbitration Treaties
Washington reports June ratification of arbitration treaties with Italy Spain and Great Britain delayed after Senator Chanuerlain objected to the British treaty amid protests over the Panama Canal. Observers believe delays unlikely to last despite questions.
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Italy
Spain
Great Britain
Chanmuerlain
Panama Canal
Thompson Sets Allround Track Record at Princeton Meet
The American Athletic Union sanctioned event held at Princeton University saw Thompson break the allround track record. A student of Princeton, he achieved a remarkable performance in the alterneon ty event, earning a notable potote and confirming dominance in the competition.
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Sunegy
Ty PO Thompson
American Athletic Union
Thompson
Cculinary
Moore and Others Elected at General Warehouse Convention
PHS Tenn TP Moore of Cleveland, Colorado Ephings June b F Jd Moore presided as president of the Association of General Warehousemen at its convention. George Allen of Cumaha, John Quick of Toronto served as secretary treasurer and provide leadership for the group.
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Colorado
Sihemian Shift Report From Washington June Update
A June report from Washington notes a government shift in agricultural policy. The document mentions a scientist at the experimental station and an alliance with Siberian partners to study climate and weather patterns relevant to farming.
Davy Lewis Named Chairman Of Labor Committee In Washington
In Washington in June a report states David J Lewis of Maryland is named chairman of the labor committee. The piece portrays Lewis as a strong advocate for American workers, highlighting his background and long dedication to labor issues. It notes his ties to the Working People and his role in labor policy debates.
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Bone Committee On Labor
Udeanocturle House
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Lehor
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