Denver to Get Capital Bank in Wall Street of the West
Denver plans a new national bank organized by Thomas Cosgriff with a capital stock of at least 750000 dollars and deposits of 450000 dollars. The bank will anchor the Century building corner at Seventeenth and Stout streets near the First National Bank, with safety deposit boxes and enhanced security systems. Cosgriff has long sought a Denver site. formal confirmation was not obtained tonight.
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Denver
National Bank
Wall Street
Seventeenth Street
Stout
Denver Post
Thomas Cosgriff
Wyoming
Cosgriff Bank
Seventeenth and
Stout Streets
First National Bank
Cosgriff
Vamous Jumping Horse Shipped to Cheyenne
Douglas Wyo June 8 Leé Moore ships his high school saddler Lucky John to Cheyenne. Hugh Clark and Bolewin will train him next season. Moore bought Loree two years ago for 600 dollars. Heds, a high jumper, set a world record at Madison Square Garden before shipping.
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Douglas
Wyo
Leé Moore
Lucky John
Cheyenne
Hugh
Clark
Bolewin
Moore
Heds
Madden Square Garden
New York City
Wealthy American Marries Hungarian Heiress in New York
June 8 report from New York states Mrs Isuarnia Muck of Philadelphia became Mrs Titus De Bobula of Budapest after a Bryn Mawr student period. They left for Hungary to visit in laws and planned a three month return, undecided on residing in New York or Finishhire. De Bobula is tied to coal and coke industry and has lived in the U S eleven years.
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New York
Isuarnia Muck
Philadelphia
Titus de Bobula
Budapes
de Bobula
Bryn Mawr College
Hungary
Join Mock
Walnut Street
Nate
Charles M. Schwab
Mr. de Bobula
Fiseehire
Neelty
Coun
Sheridan County Good Roads Club builds road drag
Under direction of Geo W Perry and Dr Frackelton the road drag built by Belding and Muhken is ready. The drag awaits the train and will be used on the Sheridan to Diets road once moisture permits.
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Sheridan County
Sheridan
Wyo
Geo. W. Perry
Frackelton
Sheridan County Good Roads Club
Belding & Muhken
Diets
Pinchot Seeks Amendment to Block Taft Conservation Bill
Former Forester Gifford Pinchot visits Washington to block passage of the administration conservation bill by urging an amendment striking out language allowing mining claims to be withdrawn or purchased. Pinchot claims the measure enables government mining rights while Senator Dolliver counters that claims require investigation and proof of mineral value.
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Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Capitol
Senate
Genatoy Smoot
Pinchot
Smoot
Pinon
Dolliver
Bledle Missail
Senna
Johnsons Busy Boxing Day in San Francisco and Ben Lomond Camp
Johnson sparred five rounds with Marty Cutter and three with Walter Morshay in San Francisco, showing peak form and a healthy condition. Monahan fought hard but was outmatched as Johnson extended himself. Prisco officials and eastern reporters watched. At Jeff’s training camp, three fast rounds with Bob Armstrong and sparring partner blood drawn marked a brisk day. Jeff and Corbett expected to box tomorrow as they finish an outdoor ring setup. Jeff defended camp harmony against rumors of trouble with Berger, stressing a united, happy group.
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San Francisco
The
Police Commission
Young Mitchell
Ben Lomond
Bob Armstrong
Jeff
Corbett
Parmer Burns
Berger
Nelson Oil and Gas to Shoot Well at OM City
The Nelson Oil and Gas company plans to shoot their well at OM City as Roy R. Hart, in charge of drilling, reports favorable indications. They aim to remove water and confirm a high quality oil-bearing formation with expected production potential.
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Sheridan
Wye
Nelson Oil and Gas Company
OM City
Roy R. Hart
Nelson
Hull Leads As Republicans Endorse Progressives In Iowa
Des Moines reports indicate Governor Carroll leads over Garrott with a strong Progressive showing in eleven Iowa districts. Judge Prouty wins a notable Seventh District majority over Wall. Returns suggest eight progressives and three stand-patters. statewide roll calls shape the Republican convention platform. In Pierre the gubernatorial count awaits official tally. Wisconsin Republicans praise insurgents and administration while backing Taft.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Milcsitie
BR. F. Carroll
Warren Garsi
Seventh Congressional District
Judge Prouty
J. A. T. Wall
Cummins
Dolliver
Miss Margaretta Drexel Weds English Viscount Maidstone
London reports the international marriage of Miss Margaretta A Drexel to Viscount Maidstone at St Margaret's Westminster. Queen Alexandra Queen Mary and King George requested the altered program amid mourning for Howard. Gifts valued over 500000 dollars, reception at 22 Grosvenor Square, simple bridal attire noted.
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London
Margaretta A. Drexel
Viscount Maidstone
Grosvenor Square
Queen Alexandra
Queen Mary
King George
Howard
England
America
St. Margaret's Church
Westminster
Canon Henson
St. Margaret's
Formal Conference on KMAllMOAD Bill Today
Senators Aldrich and Gill and Representatives held multiple conferences today in preparation for a formal railroad bill conference. Leaders plan a joint meeting to review House and Senate positions before formal action. Insurgents oppose proceeding in this manner.
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Washington
Biking
Aldrich
Senate
Boise
House
Gill
Welcome of Officers to ROUSING Wedding in Philadelphia Story
Through an official notice in Philadelphia the Rhode Island officers aboard the Brooklyn Navy Yard battleship learned ensign Henry George Taylor plans to marry Miss Ellen Silipsop Alexander daughter of Ingen Taylor He is on leave in Philadelphia and a formal wedding is expected soon Taylor a son of John B Taylor a Philadelphia police superintendent graduated Annapolis in 1908 and served on the Rhode Island during the fleet's world tour Pioneer Day celebration in Grealey Colorado draws over 2000 guests for next Friday's event slated for June 10.
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New York
Philadelphia
Rhoda Island
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hnalgn Henry George Taylor
Ellen Silipsop Alexander
Ingen Taylor
Pithbaidelphia
Ensign Taylor
John. B. Taylor
Philadelphia Police
Annapoli Naval Academy
United States
The quake ruins the quake ruins disaster in Mary Brings hardship
A devastating quake in Mary leaves many families in hardship as the disaster claims lives and injures residents. Local aid groups mobilize to assist families affected by the event and its aftermath.
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Mary
Calitri Earthquake Aftermath In Royal Tour And Tremors
Calitri and surrounding villages suffered major quake damage with the king Victor Emanuel and Queen Helena visiting the stricken area. Thirty bodies recovered and ten feared buried as a castle toppled crushing homes. Widespread panic, camps set up, and fear of further shocks and Vesuvius eruption spread through Naples and nearby towns.
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Calitri
Victor Emanual
Helena
Handlent
Galllea
Naples
Jane
Fily
Avellizo
Victor Emmanuel
Uwetena
Coud
Traly
Pon-Volewiec
Doctors urge abolition of the coroner office
Dr. E. J. Goodwin, editor of the Missouri State Medical Association Journal, urged abolition of the coroner’s office before the American Medical Association in St Louis. The speech was given at the second session here.
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St. Louis
E. J. Goodwin
Migeouri State Medical Dssociation Journal
American Medical Association
Western Lands If Irrigated Will Support Billion Souls
Chicago June 8 There are 2 804 919 000 acres of land in this country If all this could be made useful as irrigated land this country could support a population of 1 152 000 000 persons Statement of Ro Insinger chair man of the board of governors of the eighteenth national irrigation Congress Brews A solution to the lower population peril which economists declare threating this country within a century was offered in a standing address before Hamilton Club at noon The proffered solution resolves ity well into the propen irrigation Western and Northwestern areas A statement given weighty information regarding the irrigation theory and work ready outlined by the organization which is to meet in Pueblo Colorado September 20 to 21 He says in the states from the Pacific to the Missouri including Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana there are truly three million perons Under irrigation or to be watered in the not distant future Allowing twenty weeks per family and five persons to a family Will yield 10 000 rapne An irrigation system of this order should yield more than bushels of wheat or twelve four williags of hay
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Mexico City
Valladolid
T He
Jefe Politico
Hig Wits
Chicago
Ro Insinger
Eighteenth National Irrigation Cou
Brews
Hamilton Cluj
Satan Mnate Tan
Te Opgreda
Pueblo
Colorado
Pacific Ocean
Wabhington
Regan
Daeho
Montens
Tully
Werea Yoo
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Chevenne
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Gary
Taft
Johnson
Jeffries
Congressman Hull
Cannon
Pierre
Milwaukee
Insurgen
Wisconsin
Ensign
LMS Henry & Taylor, Usn
Miss. Dremel
Grealey
Colo
Gregley
Gallica
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