Patrolman Petrie Murdered in City Street Shooting
Patrolman C. Petrie, 30, was fatally shot at Carey Avenue near the Colorado and Southern tracks after a confrontation with three Mexican men. Police detained several suspects, recovered revolver shells, and took Petrie to St John's Hospital where he died from a center back wound believed to pierce his spine.
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Ugh C. Petrie
Colorado & Southern
Carey Avenue
Gore
Petrie
EB. C. Williams
Widman
Dougherty
Union Pacific
Fiffernth Street
Raton
Carey
City Hall
Lincoln
Fiftht
Fifteenth
Dherty
Wildman
Inter- Mellon
Lincoln Way
Megan
Vera
Petrio
Indian Reserve Works Funded by Senate Appropriation
The senate passed the Indian appropriation bill for Wind River reservation funds totaling 375 000 dollars with 250 000 earmarked for irrigation on ceded lands. Reclamation service aims to begin construction using the available money.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Wind River
Reclamation Services
Thas
Senate rushes through peage leak bills in brief session
In Washington on June 6 the Senate adopted resolutions demanding the State Department provide the treaty with Germany and to probe how unpublished copies reached private hands in New York. The measures were approved amid a stormy debate with most senators absent, and will trigger a formal inquiry possibly including summons of American peace delegation members.
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Washington
State Department
Germany
Foreign Relations Committee
New York
Senate
Wilson
Freater Ta
Forthcom
President to Visit Belgium Next Week
President Wilson will visit Belgium in the latter part of next week. King Albert will meet him at Adinkerke on the French border and accompany him to Brussels where Wilson will be guest at the royal palace. He will be hosted by the Belgian parliament and visit Louvain and devastated regions.
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Washington
Wilson
Belgium
Brussels
Albert
Adinkerke
Royal
Louvain
Paris
White Mouse
Yesteradie
Ugsswork
Railroads lose sixty million a month as deficits rise
Washington June 6 The Director General Mines reports April deficits near 854 million and a four month total of 250 million, citing unsettled conditions delaying rate decisions. Economy measures will continue as the rail system faces sustained income gaps. An unrelated coroner note mentions Petrie killed by a .05 caliber bullet with trains in yards searched for suspects.
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Washington
Director General Mines
Railroad Administration
Petrie
Fort Rosare
Telegraphers to Strike If Call Is Heard In Chicago
President F J Konenkamp of the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America said a nationwide strike would be called once activity reaches Chicago. He did not specify the date or whether both Postal Telegraph Cable and Western Union systems would be affected. The move follows orders for Western Union workers in ten southeastern states to leave their posts after the Postmaster General ordered wire systems placed back under private operation.
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Washington
F. J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers' Union. of America
Chicago
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Western Union Telegraph and Cable Company
Konenkamp
Western Union
Burleson
Postoffice Department
Ees
Carleton
Preaidea
Teiagraphe Unien
All Aboard Newsboys Picnic Plans
A lively notice invites readers to join local newsboys on a picnic this morning. They describe games, swimming, and a noon lunch with ice cream cake and lemonade, promising a cheerful gathering like a regular group of friends.
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King Cole
Derry
Y W G A Hosts Evening At Parish House Tonight
The YWCA board invites women to an 8 to 12:20 program at the Parish House with War period themes. From 10:30, gentlemen arrive and dancing continues until midnight. Hostesses include Mrs Charles P Garey and Mrs Archer Meyring with decor by Mrs Gertrude Carey. Directors and attendees Listed.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
Charles Pd, Garey
Archer Meyring
Decora
Gertrude Carey
P. KR
Mesdamus
Claude Cinnse Bénper
A. W. McBaffie
J. Wallon
Newell Bell
HM. Wolfermee Crabbe
Tart — Yard
Kredy B. Henderson
Wiliam Mentzer
A. D. Johnsson
Abudlow D Carey
P. BE. Glafe
Boy Scouts Week Opens With Cheyenne Program
Hoy Scout Week starts Tuesday with a Gly park program at 730 p m featuring Ye Union Pacific band. Intermissions will include short talks on Scout activities by Father Hartman F Crabbe and Capt Harry Henderson.
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Hoy
Gly Park
Union Pacific Band
Cheyenne
Father Hartman
F. Crabbe
Harry Henderson
Seoul Awark
Austrians Consider Peace Terms Near End Of Conference
At Feldkirch a meeting between Austrian government representatives and Dr. Horhword Herr Schwuller of the Austrian peace delegation closes today. The delegation will travel to Paris. The Austrian national assembly commission convenes in Vienna, while Saturday the assembly hears Foreign Minister Eitler and Dr. Kenner report on the conference.
341st Artillery to Muster Out at Fort Taecell
Members of the 21st Field Artillery regiment of the 89th division will reach Fort Taecell next Sunday in three special trains and be demobilized there in the following days. Two trains arrive via Denver with a parade Saturday, a third via Burlington. Many Wyoming men among the 341st to be demobilized at Fort Russell.
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21Sat Field Artillery Regiment
89Th Division
Fort Taecell
Fort
Denver
Burlington
Wyoming
Fort Russell
Colorado editors celebrate Weld County gathering in Cheyenne
Sixteen Weld County Colorado Auditorial Association members, editors from Larimer County, Cheyenne journalists, and Western Newspaper Union delegates attended a Cheyenne hotel banquet concluding Weld County meeting. Guests toured frontier ranches and park areas, heard toasts from association president Ray and D. I. Williamson, and shared fellowship with editors from Greeley, Loveland, Fort Lupton, and Platteville among others.
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Weld County
Colorado
Oukeile
Weld
D. I. Williamson
Pisigs
Tiey Ray
Association
Wild County
Willison
Edisitors
Rinveane
Fousta
Hostyinia Moser
Weil Cominty Editure
ER. Maldon
Vie Nunn News
Mead
Pierea
Ault Advertiser
Hogue of
Ralonteralt
PR. Lewis
Thea
Jndeen Beerie
Lie
Windsine
Minka
Nile Stanter
Williamson
Larimer County
Peace Terms Leak to Be Investigated by American Agents
American agents will investigate a leak of peace terms after a German point draft was copied and sent to New York. Officials will check all stored copies to determine if any item is missing.
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Associated Press
W. American Peace Defemation
Sls
Rome
New York
Allied replies to German counter proposals near final
Four member commissions report progress on replying to German counter proposals. They aim to submit to the Council of Four by Monday or Tuesday and seek to present an ultimatum with a short list of four days for Germany to accept or reject the terms. Reparations discussings likely hinge on a supplementary agreement, not major treaty changes. Bulgarian army movements and Kalchak's status in Russia are also noted as unsettled topics.
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PAMS
Council of Four
Mie
Commissions of
Abe
Ecouneil
Germany
Ute
Kalchak
Omsk
Russia
Eoud
Paris
Investigation of War Department Expenditures Starts
Washington June 6 The House committee named to probe war department spending will hold its first meeting tomorrow. Chairman Graham said the appointment of counsel and the selection of subcommittees to cover aviation ordnance tanks and education, frites quartermaster supplies and foreign shares will be completed within a week.
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Washington
House Committee
War Department
Graham
Counse
Depositions Taken in Wyoming Land Dispute
Depositions were taken in Chicago and Wyoming as part of an interior department inquiry into the Harp Sheep Gorralne land dispute. About 190 individuals filed claims. contents of the depositions did not conclusively document the matter. Representative J B Okie, president of the company based in Lost Wirt, spoke on the inspections and invested processes.
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Chicago
Wyoming
Janet Geaflonmstead
Jamaica Ginger Declared Intoxicant by Maine Tribunal
Maine tribunal rules Jamaica Ginger an intoxicant and unlawful possession of the beverage. The decision specifies restrictions and penalties for sale or use, reflecting early temperance enforcement in the area.
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Jamaica
Maine
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