Cheyenne Debates License Rule on Mail Order Liquor Houses
Mayor proposes amended license ordinance to curb mail order liquor concerns in Cheyenne. The plan charges $1800 upfront licenses for exclusive mail order dealers and bars retail trade to these houses, aiming to push them out and reframe city reputation amid Colorado shipments.
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Cheyenne
R. N. LaFontaine
Cheyne
Colorado
Ena
Weither
LaFontaine
Inter Hole
John UO Chark
WAKING WINS PRIMARY IN SIOUX CITY
June 5 reports show William Z.tording of Sioux City winning the Republican governorship primary by a smaller margin than expected. The suffrage amendment appeared to be carried, though with reduced support according to returns.
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William Z.tording
Sioux City
Ording
Locock
Woman's Party Launches Push for Equal Suffrage
History for women was made as the Woman's party began in Chicago under the Congressional Union for Woman's Suffrage. Miss Maude Younger of California chaired and urged support for the Susan B Anthony amendment, with delegates from across the country and a 100-member lobbying committee to influence progressives and Republicans.
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Chicago
Woman's Party
Congressional Union For Woman's Suffrage
Susan B. Anthony
Ita
Officers Salute to Civil War Veterans
A House joint resolution, introduced by Rep. L. C. Durr of Missouri, would require all enlisted personnel from the army navy and marine corps to salute Civil War veterans after a Marine corps driven practice. Sergt Edward A Callan, USMC, authored the measure aiming to extend the street salute to veterans from 1861 to 1865.
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Washington
United States Marine Corps
L. C. Durr
Missouri
Edward A. Callan
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Veterans of War
Whalen Bats .450 for Evansville in Central Association
Jimmy Whalen former Cheyenne Indians captain now plays for Evansville in the Central association. He is at third base and hitting well, with a 450 average through 25 games, drawing praise for his fielding and bat control. Last year he played for Denver but limited by manager Coffee’s position. The Central association is viewed on par with the Western league.
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Jimmy Whalen
Cheyenne Indians
Evansville
Central Association
Whalen
Denver
Coffey
Jimmy
Mt Snail Congregation Opens New Synagogue Tonight
The Mt Snail congregation's new synagogue at Pioneer and Twentieth will host its first services this evening with Habbi Lehrer leading a Pentecostal service. The congregation will meet there Wednesday and Thursday for religious exercises. Next Sunday Ruth Elizabeth Davis, daughter of Barnett Davis of the Furniture Center, will marry J. M. Phillins of Denver in the synagogue, with Rabbi Lebre officiating and a reception to follow at K of P hall.
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Mt. Snail
Pioneer
Twentieth
Habbi Lehrer
Ruth Elbzabeth Davis
Barnett Davis
Furniture Center
J. M. Phillins
Denver
Lebre
K. of P. Hall
War updates show Russian offensive at 260 miles front
Reports describe Russian forces extending 260 miles from the Pripet region east of Lviv toward Patigrad with gains against German positions. Bad weather hinders German movements as heavy fighting continues since last week. Austrian advances into Italy reportedly seize Dewane with 600 prisoners. A Zurich Reuters dispatch notes German landsturm members of 1917 class fleeing abroad and ordered home.
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Pripet River
Boeut Liovwk
Patigrad
Dreang Verdun
Wass Dianes
Vienne
Italy
Dewane
Reuter
Zurich
Landsturm
Leon
Arkansas Tornado Toll Rises Across State
A series of tornadoes across Arkansas kills fifty nine and injures over a hundred. Deaths are reported in Judsonia White County Hot Springs Cabot Morristown Greenland and other towns as North Arkansas bears the worst damage. Hot Springs sees four dead and several injured with the Nachting system and rail car service disrupted and many houses destroyed.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jone
Arkansas
Judsonia
White County
Hobar Springs
Delark
Dallas County
Cabot
Met Springs
Morristown
Greenland
North Arkansas
Hot Springs
Garland County
Suit for School Funds Is Tried by Judge Mentzer
The board of school directors of district No. 2 sues the board of county commissioners to force distribution of county school funds. Judge W. C. Mentzer heard hours of testimony and reserved ruling. The case hinges on rural schools with fewer than six pupils and whether they are “grade schools” under the statute. If district No. 2 loses about $6000, wider claims may follow.
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Board of School Directors of School District No. 2
Board of County Commissioners
W. C. Mentzer
Wilfrid O'Leary
Rose Maley
Atte
J. M. Carey
Supreme Court
Cadet Band Opens First Park Concert Series
The Cheyenne cadet Band gave the first outdoor concert Sunday at the city park drawing hundreds who relaxed on the grass to enjoy the music. A baritone solo by Thomas Really impressed the crowd as the program’s highlight. The band plans more park concerts and street performances on Saturdays. Funds for the series are being raised by local businessmen and band members.
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Cheyenne
Thomas
Truman Plans English Visit After Bushwell Stop
Mr Truman the noted horseman heads for Bushwell United States then plans to travel to England on June 17 to visit his parents. The report includes garbled notes about Mr Malloy and unclear phrases.
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Truman
Bushwell
England
Malloy
Taraad
Nineteen Children in Crook County Family
Crook County adds to its records as the largest family in the state with a new birth. An 8-pound boy arrived Tuesday night to Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Johnson, becoming the ninth child in the family.
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Crook County
Sundance
Johnson
Mohler Dinner Invites Calvn to Union Pacific leadership
Calvin and R B Ruble of Denver are invited to the Mohler dinner on June 13 to honor President Mohler. Industrial Club members decided at yesterday's weekly luncheon. Loomis cannot attend. Speakers included Judge Metz and Mr Johnson.
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EB. &. Calvin
A. L. Mohler
Union Pacific
R. 8. Ruble
Denver
Mohler
Industrial Club
Loomis
Percy Metz
Basin
Johnson
Thermopolis
Kutcher
Sheridan
Jeffers Named General Manager of Union Pacific
An official circular from President A. L. Mohler appoints W. M. Jeffers, formerly of this city, as general manager of the Union Pacific to succeed Charles M. Ware who will retire July 1. Ware’s resignation was tendered two weeks ago and the office of general superintendent is not abolished. A successor for that post is under consideration, with George Brophy or S. R. Toucey possible candidates.
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W. M. Jeffers
Union Pacific
Charles M. Ware
A. L. Mohler
Ware
Omaha
Jeffers
George Brophy
Nebraska
8S. R. Toucey
Wyoming
Union Pacific Rail Project Advances in Utah
Union Pacific railroad work in Utah progresses rapidly under Superintendent 8 R Towcey. A new fifteen mile track between Castle Rock and Emery is being laid with 1200 to 1500 workers and heavy equipment. A sixty foot grade, four tunnels, and large fills are planned, including a half mile long tunnel near completion.
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Union Pacific Railroad
8. R. Towcey
Castle Rock
Emery
Women Delegates Vie For Progressive Convention Roles
In Chicago in June thirty three women delegates will attend the Progressive National Convention. Several delegates hail from Washington state.
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Chicago
Washington State
Pardon Board Deliberates Commutation for William Flanders
Defense and prosecution attorneys, along with medical experts, urged commuting the death sentence of William Flanders to life imprisonment. The special session before Governor Kendrick, State Treasurer Gates, and Secretary of State Hox reviewed records after thorough mental and physical examinations. A decision was to be announced within days as Flanders faces possible execution if clemency is denied.
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William Flanders
Alleniste
State Board of Pardons
T. W. LaFleiche
Sheridan
Planders
Charles Butcher
Dr. Moyer
Chicago
Dr. Mead
Insane Hospital of
South Dakota
Allennats
Kendrick
Gates
Hox
Flanders
State Penitentiary
Rawine
Pocatello Man Arrested Here Charged With Fraud
A Pocatello man, John Rochelett, was arrested here Sunday by undersheriff Orrin Babbitt on charges of obtaining about 400 by fraudulent pretenses. He allegedly took the money to Butte, deposited it, vanished, then attempted to move funds to a local bank. Cheyenne wired for his arrest after the Butte and Pocatello reports.
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Pocatello
Idaho
John Rochellt
Orrin Babbitt
Rochelet
Pratello
Butte
Thin City
Thie City
Hutte
Cheyenne
Rachel
Colorado Star May Join Cheyenne Team
George Cummings star second baseman of Denver Cigarmakers may join the Cheyenne team after Ed Gerrana negotiations. If transferred, he would strengthen the Cheyenne lineup before the June 18 game at Lincolnley, with a delegation to travel from Denver for the event.
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George Cummings
Hieoman
Cigarmakers
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Inoome
Diane
Ed. Gerrana
Legel
Cummings
Tiegver
Bie
Lineeley
Linceley
Leaders split over Hughes and Roosevelt at Chicago
Chicago representatives of Republican and Progressive factions faced a governing dilemma as they weigh nominating Hughes or Roosevelt. Talks signal potential coalitions to avoid a split, with Hughes backed by a national committee push and rumblings of a possible third candidate to block a rupture between parties.
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Chicago
Justice Hughes Wnotll
Hoosevelt
Hughes
Cal
Roosevelt
Hovkes
Progressive National Committee
Progressive Committee
Perkins
National Committee
Republican National Committee
WilThen Allen White
Kansas
Vinnige
Weeks
Dearee W. Perkine
Dearee von Weyer
Roosevelt Lade
Ioservell Jr
Col. Roosevelt
Oyster Ray
Chas
Hilla
Perking
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Welliaid
Supreme Court
Whitman
New York
District of Columbia
Louisland
Oar
Committee On
Lillnore
Flehle
Penrose
Pennerlyenia
Philander C. Knox
Brumbaneh
Marion
Verdict affirmed in Willian Bower riot case in Chadron
The June 5 ruling upholds an $11,500 verdict awarded to Willian Bower of Chadron Nebraska against the Chicago Northwestern railroad. The supreme court affirmed the judgment, keeping the amount intact and confirming the prior decision.
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Warnington
Willian Bower
British Claims of Victory Ridiculed By All Germany
Berlin reports ridicule of Britain's naval victory claims after a Wednesday clash. German observers doubt the alleged large British triumph and note tactical gains fall short of decisive success. Officials suggest the German fleet would reveal losses later.
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Germany
Rerlin
Great Britain
Lee
Britain
Felee Claine
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