Cheyenne Business Leaders Push Paving Downtown Streets
The Greater Cheyenne club surveys support for paving Capitol avenue and Sixteenth Street to connect depots, hotels, and streetcar loops. Businessmen including C. McEndree, L. Bresnahan, Thos. Caseriff, John Brown, Louis Manewal, and Harry Hynds advocate starting this summer, favoring brick or vitrified surfaces and noting long-term savings and improved appearance to attract visitors and investment.
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Greater
Cheyenne Club
Tt Ie
Capitol Avenue
Union Depot
Nineteenth Street
Crow
Central Avenue
Carey Avenue
Cheyenne
Melindree
Smail
Hopkins
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
L. H. Bresnahan
Thos. G. Caseriff
Greater Cheyenne Club Committee
Sixteenth
Gompany
John Brown
Inter-Ovean Hotel
Tesiles
Wyoming
Miuac
Louis Manewal
Manewal
Ulrich Reataurant
Harry FP. Hynds
Mains Hotel
California
Marty Tupper
Laramie County
Kelley
Kelley ‘Mercantile Company
Pcity
Jdoffee
Albany
Capital Avenue
Middle class squeezed by new power over prosperity
The speaker warns that a small, controlling class now dominates key enterprises, stifling originative middle class prosperity. Government must regulate large corporations as public corridors, with inspections to prevent fraud and protect workers and citizens.
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America
Luke Voorhees D. K'd by Senate in Wyoming history
The Senate confirmed Luke Voorhees as receiver of the United States land office, with him taking office July 1 succeeding W. C. Deming. A Wyoming pioneer, he crossed to Colorado in 1859, mined across the region, ran Cheyenne Deadwood stage lines, started Cheyenne traction and gas firms, and held state political posts.
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Luke Voorhees
C. 5. Thomas
Colorado
Voorhees
United States Land Office
Senate
W. C. Deming
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
New Jersey
Omaha
Denver
Montana
First Stage
Cheyenne
Deadwood
Sidney
Neb
Lusk
Rawhide Buttes
C. P. Organ
T. A. Kent
Q. W. Collins
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
To Investigate Indian Affairs In Congress
Washington June 7. A general fight over Indian affairs is likely after Secretary Lane asks for information on Indian fund administration before the 10 million dollar appropriation. Lane suggests temporary appropriations until an investigation of the Indian bureau is done. Other committee members say a detailed statement cannot be secured and favor reporting the bill next week.
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Union Depot
Etranger
KK. A. Hopkins
Palace Dros
Sherman Hill
Cammy Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Hue KK
Dohaston
Dows
Washington, D. C
Lane
Indian Bureau
Eloping Blacksmith Not in Cheyenne Says Police
Edward Nicholson, a Los Angeles blacksmith once of Cheyenne, is accused by his deserted wife of eloping with her daughter in Mexico City. She claims they married there and have two children, though locals doubt the tale and police have a search hint.
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Edward Nicholson
Los Angelen
Cheyenne
W. J. McClement
Nicholson
Mra ‘Andrews
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Mia. Nicholson
Taft Visits White House After Capitol Call
Former President Taft appeared at the White House for the first time since becoming a citizen and law professor. He dined with President and Mrs Wilson following a call on Speaker Clark at the Capitol.
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White House
Washington, D. C
Taft
Mre
Wilson
Clark
Capitol
Carey Permanent President Land Laws Are Scored
A Salt Lake City report notes a conference where Carey urges permanent leadership and attacks federal land policy. The group endorses state jurisdiction over land, tax power, and resources, calling for withdrawal of federal bureaus and faster state control and reopening of mineral lands at nominal prices.
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Salt Lake City
Wron
Carey
Wyoming
Ammons
Colorado
Executive Department
Lomestead
Cheyenne High Graduation Exercises Planned for Friday
The complete program for Cheyenne High School graduation is issued. The ceremony at the public schools gym Friday evening June 18 will be open to the public with seats set aside for teachers officials graduates and their families. Doors open at 7 30. Thirty five students will receive diplomas and the program includes invocations salutatories piano solos addresses and a presentation of diplomas by Director S. Johnstein and benediction by Rev. Leon C. Hills.
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Cheyenne High School
Public
John Shingler
Kamennd Ostrow
Rubinstein
Gladys June Kerke
Margaret Murphy
Vorasok
Wilson G. Smith
Pink Rose
eCarrie Jacobs Bond
Delia Catherine Hilliard
C. A. Duniway
University of Wyoming
Valse de Concert
Wienidawski
Elsie Becker
Porestry
Wyombe
Fred C. Lebhart
Charles Vincent
Johnstean
Benediction—Revy
Leon C. Hills
Elaie Becker
Lueck Berry
Anna Breenahan
Grace Campbell
Howard Chambers
Charlotte Chaplin
Margaret Dineen
Opal D'Mont
Ralph Fowler
Gladys Gerke
Crawford Gross
Robert Haneaworth
Della Hillard
Katherine House
Nellie Huff
Evelyn Jensen
Ruth Jensen
Edna Jessen
Mabel Knight
Jensie Large
Maye Lawler
Fred Leichart
Margaret Lee
Catherine McDevitt
Anna Miller
Harold Miller
Rosh Nash
Minnie Rudeen
Jousse Stevens
Harry Brevick
Haxel Rievick
Ernest Snow
Graham Walker
Harold Wolcott
Black Hand Letter Case Ties Cleveland Arrest to Wilson Threat
Jane T. Glliesdeppe Pomano was arrested in Youngstown for sending a black hand letter to President Wilson. He was held on a $4,000 bond and transported to the Cleveland jail amid alleged demands.
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Cleveland
Jane T
Glliesdeppe Pomano
Youngstown
Wilson
Warreh
Pomaro
Not Guilty of Wife Desertion
A district court jury acquitted Jateen Mora a tailor of desertion of his wife and family. Mire Liu Mapay is the daughter of Jett Pierce, married about five years ago. Merna mer age fourteen at marriage, with two children. she furnished $46 in money and rent during ten months of cohabitation before leaving. The jury found Merna did not desert her family.
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Jateen Mora
Mire Liu Mapay
Jett Pierce
Federal Building
Merna Mer
Durling
Merna
Joan White Indicted Under Sherman Law in Charleston Case
President John White and an official of the United Ming Workers were indicted in federal court on charges of violating the Sherman Antitrust Law. The defendants allegedly arranged with operators in western Pennsylvania Ohio and Illinois to control coal shipments to West Virginia fields, restricting competition with four other states in the western market.
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Charleston
W. Va
John White
United Ming Workers
Pennsylvania
Olio
West Virginia
Currency Message Due From President Tuesday
Washington June 7 members of the house currency committee expect the president to send a currency message toast Tuesday detailing a plan or administration draft for financial reforms.
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Washington
House
Mexican ammunition travelers clash near river border
June 7 El Paso reports Mexican ammunition traders attacked by an American patrol on the riverbank, with the Mealean side securing the clash and preventing any Americas from advancing.
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EL Paso
Ekirin
Juanes
Americas
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Hynde
High McMillan
McMillan and Shepard
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Cery
Ourrowden
Glasgow
FORUM
Great Corporations
Luke Voorhees D. K
Joan White
CNH
Sherman Law
Satu Sidialisee
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