Cheyenne eyes flour mill stock drive sparks rapid subscriptions
Cheyenne moves toward a flour mill plant with $7,800 of a $15,000 target subscribed in minutes. The Industrial and Greater Cheyenne clubs plan to raise the rest, with Chandler of Minneapolis providing the plant and half the stock, and Cheyenne men offering a site free of charge. A joint committee will canvass remaining potential subscribers and select a site for the mill expected to operate at 150 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
P PF Chandler
Minneapolis
Industrial Club
Greater
Chandler
J. Hose
Arte K. Dyer
W. C. Deming
Mr. Chandler
Jandler
Minnesota
A. D. Kelley
Ela
Surset
Ton
Deming
Carpenter
Dyer
Kenyon Pushes Bill to Suppress Lobbying Abuse
Senator Kenyon of Town proposes a congress chapter to curb lobbying by former members and others. He urges immediate action to pass a law banning floor privilege for ex members and requires registration in the clerk offices to stamp out disreputable lobbying.
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Washington
June
Congress
Wilson
Ken‘ob
Kenyon
Oh Houkes
Ongrea
Honator
Kenyon Holds
American Cup Defending Team Wins Polo Opener
Outriding and outplaying the English challengers, the American cup defending team won the opening game of the sixth international polo match five and a half goals to three. The English failed to show superior team play or better ponies as expected and were stunned by the cup winners.
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Meadow Brook Club
IL. LI
One Killed in Ipswich Strike Riot at Mills Fair
Miss Nicolette Pandelopoulou was killed and seven others wounded by bullets and missiles during a fair outside Ipswich mills. The disturbance began when Industrial Workers pickets interfered with workers leaving the mills. a bystander spectator from a nearby mill was among the injured.
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Ipswich
Mich
Nicolette Pandelopoulou
Ipswich Hosieg
Rate case triggers slump in stock market in New York
The Min te rate case caused liquidation in the stock market with many securities down three to five points. London prices were lower and opened violently. Quotation levels fell from the panic of 1907, though final prices rose above the day’s lows as foreign market demoralization influenced trading.
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New York
London
Senate panel backs scrapping anti dumping clause in Underwood bill
Washington June 10 The senate finance subcommittees recommend eliminating the anti dumping clause in the Underwood bill for duties on imports sold below foreign market price. Senators fear impracticability and harmful foreign relations for American trade. An agricultural subcommittee proposes a six cent per bushel oats duty and 9.34 percent per hundred pounds on oatmeal.
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Washrington
Senate Finance Mibcommittee
Cheyenne teachers scatter for summer study and travel
After graduation exercises, Cheyenne teachers plan summer vacations scattered across the region. Many will study at universities or attend special programs while some remain at home or travel to states such as Colorado, Wyoming, California, and Illinois.
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Fee
State University At
Laramie
Mise LaRue Neisser
Decatur
Milas Hess Foster
Prang Institute
Chicago
Schwilering
University of Wyoming
Cathryn Goble
Weat
Cheyenne
C. A. Jones
University At
Baramie
Louise Steele
Winterset
Canada
Catherine Chapman
Mabel Hawes
Churchill School
Miles Roxanna Rodd
Cohwa
Cal
Albeix
Lahr McVormieck
Central School
Los Angeles
Imaee Marehall
Gunnison
Colo
Olive Hetzel
Iowa State University
Iowa City
Marie Howe
Chicago University
Virginia Warkley
St. Louis
Galesburg
Mayme O'Connell
Myra Graham
Af Greeler
Tessie
Liston
Johnson School
Seattle
Wash
Avenue N
University of Washington
Alice M. Hebard
Berkeley Quiverely
Berkeley
Lucy Samuels
LaConte Avenue
Layinta Cole
Greeley Normal Whal
Preacher Cooke Marries Floretta Whaley in Stampford
In Stamford Connecticut on June 10 Jere Knode Cooke a former Episcopal clergyman and Floretta Whaley wed by a Justice of the Peace in a hotel parlors setting. They traveled from Hartford and Willimantic to obtain a divorce decree for Cooke’s prior marriage and secured a license to marry as soon as the clerk’s office opened. The ceremony was performed by Justice Francie Tipper and the couple returned to their New York home.
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Cooke
Mise Whaley
Ritchie and Kyetl Agree for 134-Pound Title Bout
San Francisco June 10 Wil He Ritchie lightweight champion and Joe Kyetl of Los Angeles argued articles for a 10 round championship contest here on the 4th of July They agreed to a weight of 134 pounds.
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San Francisco
Wil- He Ritchie
Joe Kyetl
Los Angeles
Extradition ruling on Porter Charlton murder case
The U S Supreme Court upheld extradition to Italy for Porter Charlton to answer charges of murdering his wife in 1910 at Lake Como. Justice Lurton ruled on treaty 1868 issues and noted Italy’s refusal to extradite its subjects. The decision followed debates over insanity evidence and extradition authority amid diplomatic exchanges and prior NJ court rulings.
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Washington
Porter Charlton
Italy
Lake Como
Supreme Court
Justice Lorton
Lurton
Europe
America
New York
Carlton
United States
Titaly
Tega
Jecte
Knox
John A. Blair
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Hudson County
N. J
Charlton
New Jersey
Chariton
Traly
Circuit Court of the United States
Circuit Court
Appront Court
Carltons
Paul Churtton
Porter Charham
Elefor O
Wna
Activities of State Officers Will Be Probed
The senate mine strike inquiry committee will investigate actions of state authorities in alleged violations of federal and state constitutions. Military law declarations and related procedures are to be examined. Senator Borah cites constitutional guarantees including habeas corpus and jury trial in open court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Senate
Ameilitia
Borah
Alurheye
Three Die in Train Attack Near Springfield
A Wabash passenger train attacked an automobile in Springfield killing three people. The deceased include Ro J Cagroll Iverson J H Caer Jane from Chicago and Georges Bartel of Springfield, with the chauffeur among the dead.
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Springfield
Ro J
Cagroll, Iverson
J.H. Caer
Jane
Chicago
Geores Bartel
Chauffeur
Record of French flyer covers 199 miles in 13 hours
Paris June report credits a young French aviator Brindesom dee Mon Inciet with a 199 mile 13 hour flight setting distance records. The note describes speeds around 951.9 miles per hour and mentions a later, longer anticipated leg toward Warsaw and Melbourne, hindered by fog and weather factors.
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Paris
Froch
Brindesom Dee Mon Inciet
Parte
Waren Yi Heilig
Tirelf
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