Determine Guilt of Daughter in Death Inquiry
The coroner and officials plan an inquest into the death of Mrs. Abbieile Ballinger after a quarrel with her daughter Mrs. Jonnie Harriman. Witnesses include nearby children and a boy who heard threats before the alleged blow. officials suspect heart failure but will await the jury verdict. Mrs Harriman remains at home as the coroner weighs murder or manslaughter charges.
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Abbieile Ballinger
Jonnie Harriman
Scials
Atrack
Beard
Harriman
Escaped Murderers Sought in Larimer County
City and county officers seek two escapees from a Larimer county convict camp in Bates Park. John Collison, 20, from Weld county, and accomplice Felix Beeles fled after dark on Sunday night. a $100 reward is offered for Beeles. Authorities request watch across the territory.
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Larimer
Colo
John Collison
Weld County
Bates Park
Collison
Felix Lopes
Lee
Murderer
Cheyenne club hears Barritt speech on city’s past and future
The Great er Cheyenne club met last night with routine talks and a principal address by Barritt of Cheyenne Business College on A Bigger and a Better Cheyenne. He warned that city progress depends on the right men and strict enforcement of laws rather than on government form alone.
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Greater
Cheyenne Club
Barritt
Greater Cheyenne
Cheyenne Business College
Cheyenne
Frontier Committee
Frontier
Plains
Citizens National Bank
Bank
Prohibition Vote Possible Within Weeks in House
Washington reports say nationwide prohibition could be voted in the House within four to five weeks after the rules committee postponed action on the Hobson amendment until July 1. The Cantrill rule is expected to get a favorable report in July, as stormy conferences continue. Opponents of Hobson seek delay, hoping to block a two thirds passage, while Hobson favors no immediate action.
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Washington
Rules Committee
Hobson
House
Sylvia Pankhurst arrested during Westminster escort
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst attempted to interview Premier Asquith in London. She was carried in a shoulder high procession but was arrested after a mile and taken to Holloway jail as police dispersed the crowd.
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London
Sylvia Pankhurst
Westminster
Asquith
Few Regulars For Maneuvers With Militia
The War Department said joint maneuvers with state militia will have few regulars due to the Mexican situation. Colorado will not participate this year because its militia is mobilized to quell strike riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Ripsaw Slash Leaves Man Slashed Liver Under Care
In Memphis Tennessee on June 10 Will McOwen a rollwright is recovering after a ripsaw slashed his liver. Doctors report more than 100 stitches were required to hold the organ together and stabilize him.
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Memphis
Tenn
Will McOwen
Rolliwright
Argentine Upgrades Legation to Embassy in Washington
Washington June 10 The Argentine legation has been raised to the rank of embassy by official decree. The move elevates Argentina’s diplomatic status in the capital and formalizes its representation with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Rca 40
Hotel Men See Three Day Jaunt Across The West
Colorado hotel men traveling in 26 autos with wives visited Cheyenne and Laramie on a pleasure excursion planned as a social outing. The group hosted banquets at the Plains and Massie home, then continued to Greeley Loveland Cherokee and Denver with lunches, visits, and hospitality from hotel managers and local hosts.
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Rocky Mountain Hotel Men's Association
Cheyenne
Colorado
Wing
Utah
New Mexico
the Plains
Hynds
Hynda
Greeley
Denver
Colorado & Southern
Loveland
Fort. Ci
Wer
D. D. Hallam
Laramie
M. A. Massie
Connor Hotel
Park
lLeave
Branley
Camfield Hotel
G. W. Morgan
Lovelander Hotel
Ottawa and
Jones
A. Lamborne Stanley
Estes Park
Colo
Colo.; Mrs. Hierey Stanley Hotel; Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stead, Stead's Ranch
Bates Park
Enos A. Mills
F. Dutton
Albany
F. L. Dutton
Albany Hotel
M. E. Rowley
Metropole
D. Watson
Auditorium Hotel
L. A. Jones
Son
Hesse
L. P. French
George N. Stein
Inter Ocean
Howard
Virginia Paden
H. T Miller
Daniels and Fisher
Conway
W. H. Noys
Wrought Iron Range Company
Gilbert
M. Penrose
Colorado Strike Mediators Return to Zone Tomorrow
Hyell Davies and Willian R. Patrley, Colorado strike mediators, will return to Colorado tomorrow after conferring with Secretary of Labor Wilson to finalize mediation plans. They will resume interviews with parties on both sides before attempting to unite miners and operators.
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Washington
Hyell Davies
Willian R. Patrley
Colorado
Wilson
Wyoming Forecast Calls for Fair Thursday and Friday
The forecast for Wyoming indicates fair weather on Thursday and Friday with no significant rain. Temperatures are expected to be mild, offering dry conditions for outdoor plans.
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Wyoming
Irwin Show a Boost for Cheyenne Frontier Days
A townsman hails the Irwin Brothers' show rehearsals in their winter quarters as a strong advertising boost for Frontier Days. Vaudeville performers from Capitol Avenue theatre praised the act while watching Bee-Ho-Gray, Frank Marsh, Montana Barr, and Floyd Irwin ride at full gallop in a crowded arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Brothers
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Frontier
Ride
May
Bee-Ho-Gray
Frank Marsh
Montana Barr
Floyd Irwin
Hotel Men Banqueted At The Plains In Cheyenne
The Plains hotel manager SH Hynds hosted a three day Rocky Mountain Hotel Men's association tour stop in Cheyenne. A banquet in the Plains dining hall featured welcome by Mayor La Fontaine and Governor Carey’s absence noted. Attendees praised Hynds as a host with plans for a scenic tour to Fort Russell and nearby points before departing for Greeley.
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SH Hynds
The
Plains Hotel
Rocky Mountain Hotel Men's Association
Cheyenne
Colorado
Wyoming
Hynds
Plains
Plalna
Thomas Heaney
Sual
la Fontaine
Josey M. Carey
Houx
D. A. Preston
Lamborn
Betes Park
Hotel Men's Association
Hobart
Cairo, Il
Enon A. Milla
Bates Park
Lincoln Highway
Fort Russell
Greeley Thie Morging
Mediation Struggles Over Neutrality in Niagara Talks
Conflicting aims threaten continuance of mediation between mediators and American delegates over a neutral revisional president. U S policy rejects Huerta as foreign minister choice, while mediators oppose that stance amid ongoing Mexican negotiations in Washington and Veracruz threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Huerta
Niagara Falls
United States
Union teachers take out working cards
Cleveland grade school teachers backed by an injunction from Judge W B Neff restrain the school board from saving anion teachers from employment. They move to furnish every instructor with union cards and affiliate with the local federation. Mary Claus, president, says this is preliminary to demand higher pay and better conditions.
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Cleveland
Common Mleas
W. B. Neff
Federation of Jeter
Mary Claus
Ships Crews Perish in a Heavy Gale
The June storm across the Bay of Chaleur claimed more than 100 lives. Vessels lost include the Alberts schooner and crew, Rubin company schooner, a ship riding off Shippegan, plus several schooners off Miscoupoint and North Cape P E I. Eight Caraquet fishermen' bodies were recovered.
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ST. John
N. B
Bay of Chaleur
North Shore
Samuel Beck
Warren
Alberts
Rubin Company
Shippegan
North Cape
Miscoupoint
Caraquet
St. Simons
Pas
Mexican refugee praises Wilson policy in Mexico visit
J. J. Slade of Columbus Georgia, a large landholder, met with Secretary Bryan and John Lind in Washington to commend the Wilson administration Mexican policy. He declined to request intervention to protect his holdings, stressing his satisfaction with U. S. actions and the safety of his land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Mexico
Washington
J. J. Slade
Columbus
Michoncan
Bryan
John Lind
Slade
O. K
Sam
Resolute Wins Duet Race After Rigging Interference
At Sandy Hook on June 10 the Resolute defeated Defiance and Vanitle in a lone duel race as rigging accidents sidelined Defiance. Resolute led by seven minutes and 20 seconds in corrected time, with Defiance later expected to be in condition to pace tomorrow.
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Sandy Hook
Resolute
Vanitle
Twelve Deaths Due to Heat
Chicago reports twelve deaths linked to heat or heat related causes as a heat wave peaks with a citywide high of 80 degrees. The hot spell continues to threaten vulnerable residents and put strain on city services.
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Chicago
Woman Frances Schultz Arrested in Chicago Case
Frances Schultz, 61, arrested today in Chicago, accused of involvement in a rape plot. Police say she cobbed more than 100 dating trinkets and found about $1,000 worth of stolen items in her room.
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Chicago
Frances Schultz
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