Big Masonic Gathering Opens Tonight in Cheyenne
Cheyenne hosts the 30th reunion of Wyoming Consistory No 1 with W H Dickinson of Lander as grand master. Dinner at the Masonic temple, master Mason degree exemplified, and receptions planned as dignitaries including Scottish Rite leaders attend through Thursday.
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Cheyenne
W. H. Dickinson
Lander
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Wyoming
Chayenne
Masonic Temple
Chevenen Lodge No. 1
Acacia Lodges
Supreme Council
John A. Hiner
Wromity
Alexander McDougall
Torrington
William W Daley
Rawlins
T. Flake Kennedy
Mra
Harold L. Vaughan
Incnetrial Club
Progressives to Nominate Roosevelt Today in Chicago
The Progressive convention expected Theodore Roosevelt to be nominated for president tomorrow barring a last minute deal with Republicans or a direct rejection from Roosevelt. The platform was tentatively approved after defeating a hard line prohibition plank by a wide margin as leaders worked toward a unified cross party effort with Roosevelt as the shared candidate.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Organization
Roosevelt
Resolutions Committee
James R. Garfield
Teddy
Ohio
Robins
Maine
Senator Borah
2 More Stars for Cheyenne 2 More Stars for Cheyenne
George Cummings a crack second baseman of the Denver C parmakers arrived in Cheyenne to captain the local team for Sundays game against Fort Collins. St. Clair, a former Western leaguer, may join the Cheyenne lineup. Fort Collins plans a Saturday morning trip with about 100 supporters, and the game is billed as the heat of the season.
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George Cummings
Denver C Parmakers
Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Cheyenne Indians
Cummings
St. Clair
Gerrans
Omaha
Sligo
Colo
Colorado
Dinner in West with President Mohler of Union Pacific
A West dinner honored President Mohler of the Union Pacific with many guests noted as Masons attending the event.
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Mohler
Union Pacific
War Updates From Pripet To Romanian Border Front
Russian offensives push from Pripet river to the Romanian frontier with heavy actions across Galicia and the Lipa river area. German and Austrian fronts report advances along the Styr and Kovel railway while French and Italian units struggle in hills near Asiago and Campomulo. Vienna cites 12,400 prisoners this month as Greek demobilization progresses.
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Pripet
Emperorihola
Stripa
Galicia
Zlota
Lipa
Petrograd
Thiaumont Farm
Chapitre Wood
Fumio Wood
Damloup
No Commutation In Case Of William Flanders
At a special pardon board meeting at the state capitol, members unanimously refused to commute the death sentence of William Flanders scheduled for June 16 at Rawlins for the 1914 Crook county murder of his wife and neighbor Sam Aults. Evidence of insanity was discussed, but the board upheld the court sentence.after a prior supreme court review.
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Pardon Board
State Capitol
William Flanders
Rawlins
Sam Aults
Crook County
Supreme Court
Board of Pardons
State and Defense
Flanders
Aviator from Pensacola Navy killed in plea case
In Pensacola Florida Janet Scheut Kh C Sculley reported the death of a U S Navy aviator killed today. The fragmentary text indicates a military aviation casualty tied to a plea context with unclear details.
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U. & Navy
Pensacola
Pla
Kh. C. Sculley
Mexican unrest and consular advisories on border safety
Reports from northern Mexico detail anti American demonstrations in Chihuahua San Luis Potosi and Nuevo Leon with rising numbers of Americans serving at the border. Violence against property is noted and officials fear agitation could prompt expulsion attempts against General Pershing's forces. Mexican consuls urge residents near borders to register and prepare to leave the U.S.
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Washington
Mexico
Chihuahua
San Luis Potosi
Nuevo Leon
Monterey
U. S
New York
New Jersey
New England
Condoyt
John T. Burns
Two Villa followers hanged after Columbus raid
In Deming New Mexico two Villa followers Francisco Alvarez and Juan Benitez were executed at 6 40 am after the raid on Columbus on March 9. Militia guarded the jail as they faced the scaffold smoking cigarettes and aided by Father Garnet of the local Catholic church. They answered no statements when asked at the gallows.
G O P Creed Declared Innocuous by Cabinet
At a cabinet meeting before the St. Louis convention President Wilson and aides reviewed platforms for the Democrats Progressives and Republicans. They called the Republican plank innocuous and expected a more progressive Democratic platform. No decision on the Democratic Nations Committee chair was reached.
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Washington
St. Louis
Wilson
Tomorsuf
of & Chalruam
Democratic Nations Committee
William FP
McCcombs
Hughes Leads In Two Ballots At Republican Convention
Chicago reports the Republican National Convention adjourned after two ballots failed to nominate. First ballot showed Hughes ahead. second ballot produced Hughes at 3281 votes with others including Reott, Ruston, Week, Dupont, Sherman, Fairbank, Cunningham, Know, and Wane receiving varied tallies. Fifteen to seventy five vote shifts noted for several candidates.
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Chicago
Hughes
Dupont
Willie
McCall
Boral
Reot
Ruston
Tam
Week
Sherman
Fairbonta
Cueming
Koowen
LaPollette
Branbaugh
Know
Wane
Luminaries Attending Chicago Republican Convention
The photo shows Myron T. Herrick former Ohio governor Martin Brumbaugh Pennsylvania governor Chauncey Depew U.S. senator New York at the Chicago convention. They pose left to right as they attend the Republican gathering with a women’s medal event noted.
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Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Martin Bruntbaugh
Pennsylvania
Chauncey Depewsumer
New York
Chicago
Roosevelt Pleased With GOP Ballot Results At Convention
After adjournment Roosevelt took charge of the progressive effort by telephone, pleased with the second GOP ballot showing Hughes short of a majority. He warned Hughes backers may gain no more strength and said the progressive convention is becoming realigned. The first ballot totals featured Hughes 255, Root te, Ford 31, Taft 14, with subsequent shifts to Hughes from Michigan and other states as Whittman and Mall maneuvered for Roosevelt's nomination.
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Roosevelt
Conelon Thirough
Hughes
Ballole
Chicago
Colonel
Walo
Brumbaugh
Pennaylvania
Roomvell
Mall
New Mexico
Wiesen
Jeere Hughes
Whittaau
New York
Ughes
Penrove
R'Elork
Tollowe Hughes
Root
Te Weeks
Burton
Bhernon
Cummins
Palrtanks
Modervelt
LaPollette
Knox
Ford
Taft
Maker
Harding
Wood
Willie
Michigan
Hoonevelt
Mitesourl
Maceschusetts
New Jersey
G. O. FP
Smoot
Alalama
Alaska
Kioxernor Whitman
Charlee
Father of Marion Lambert Describes Finding Body in Woods
The father of Marion Lambert testified at Orpet’s trial about discovering his daughter’s body in the woods after a search from the Sacred Heart station. He recalled waiting for her return, describing a field of snow and a scent of burnt matches near the border, and seeing her beside a cross of three oaks.
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Marion Lambert
Larebert
Ward Orpet
Marion Latest
Will Orpet
Orpet
Lambert
Sacred Heart
Peiire McCuire
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Teolf
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Bruailofte
Woeus
Styr
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Penrose
Hughton Zhines
Cumming
Fairbanks Bay Roosevelt
Brombaugh
DuPont Seeaue
Willis
Eneean McCall
MYRON T_HERRICK
Martin Brumbaugh
Mt Rfe
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