Judge Rules Rural Schools Share in County Funds
Judge W C Mentzer ruled rural schools not graded unless organized with grades must share county school funds if in session six months. The decision against county commissioners could yield about 6000 dollars this year and set a precedent for all rural districts in the county. The case, brought by School District No 2 directors, challenges the interpretation of the school funding law and marks the first court ruling on the statute.
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W. C. Mentzer
State Supreme Court
Sam Thompson
W. B. Mullen
Mentier
Italian Cabinet to Quit Soon
Rome June 10 The Italian cabinet’s resignation is momentarily expected after the government failed to secure a majority in the chamber on the budget for the minister of the interior. The cabinet will stay in power until the king instructs the formation of a new government amid dissension.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Iterion
Wade Hin
Notable Fatality Alters Brallaroad Route Claim
Los Angeles reports a fatal incident involving Miss Niinabeth Huber, Radcliffe graduate and Taunton-born daughter of a wealthy manufacturer, who was killed while traversing Brallaroad. The fragmentary text notes a violent act and unclear circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
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Los Angeles
Niinabeth Huber
Adgetol‘y
Radcliffe
Taunton
Tratevoile
LO Cure Magazine
Hughes Resigns Supreme Court to Seek Republican Nomination
Justice Charles E Hughes resigns from the Supreme Court to accept the Republican nomination for president. He pledges firm Americanism, calls for strong national defense, restored diplomacy, and unity for the nation while remaining ready for wartime and postwar duties. He states his duty to the country and vows wholehearted support for the Republican platform.
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Hughes
Justice Hughes
Harding
Mexico
Mewady
Democrats Gather for Chicago to St. Louis Convention
Reports from St. Louis on June 10 describe Democrats preparing for next week’s convention to name a standard bearer. Possible vice presidential contenders include Marshall with others likely to withdraw before roll call. Elliott Major, John H. Morehead and Owen mentioned as possible nominees. A circular offering 200 convention tickets at 50 dollars each drew protest from the national committee subcommittee, prompting expected withdrawal and quieter disposal of tickets.
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Louis
Chicago
Democracy
McComba
Wilson
Marshall
Elliott Major
Missouri
John H. Morehead
Nebraska
Owen
Oklahoma
National Committee
St. Louis Business Men’s League
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Business Men's League
Wedded Today at Synagogue Opens New Mt Sinai Ceremony
The first wedding at Mt Sinai synagogue, recently completed, was held at 6 30 this morning. Rabbi L Lehrer officiated for Miss Huth Elisabeth Davis and Mr. Jacob M Phillips of Denver. The reception followed at the K of P hall. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Barnett Day of Cheyenne. the groom is son of H Phillips, a Denver furniture dealer.
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Mt. Sinai
Habbi L. Lehrer
Huth Elisabeth Davis
Jacob M. Phillips
Denver
K. of ©. Hall
Barnett Day
Cheyenne
H. Phillips
Russian Offensive Through Velby Moor Losses Reported
In a chaotic field report General Pre exposes a breach near Velby Moor with German forces pressing near Verdun and advancing northeast of the fort. German success at Fort Yeux restages high losses, claiming over 100 prisoners and 42 machine guns. Since June German captives exceed 1,500 as British losses loom in the vague Admiralty statement.
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Velby- Moor Brote
Verdum
Germens Vleim
Fortreese
Fort Yeux
Hughes Named Republican Presidential Candidate on Third Ballot
Chicago June 10 Charles Evans Hughes associate justice of the United States Supreme Court was nominated for the presidency by the Republican National Convention on the third ballot Fairbanks was nominated for vice president New Jersey carried the roll call past the required 494 Hughes biography notes his birth in 1862 New York his education and career including governor of New York and several major Supreme Court decisions he married in 1898 and has four children
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Chicago
Charles Evans Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Hughes
Fairbanks
Colorado
Harding
New Jersey
Glenn Falls
N. Y
New York
Columbia Law School
Loggerhenda
Republican
Supreme Court
Wilson Pleased At Success of Judge Hughes
President Wilson received word that Justice Hughes and Colonel Roosevelt were nominated by Chicago conventions. He showed no formal reaction but administration supporters were clearly delighted. Democratic leaders Senator Walsh and Senator James met the president after the nominations to discuss the platform and forecast presidential victory in November.
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Washington
Justice Hughes
Roosevelt
Chicago
Wilson
Ihs
Administration
Waleh
Montana
James
Kentucky
Rochlet to Return to Pocatello for Accuser Hearing
John Rochlet, arrested Sunday on a charge of obtaining money by false pretences in Pocatello Idaho, will travel today to face the accuser there. The district court habeas corpus hearing for his release was heard and Deputy Sheriff Prensa will escort him back to Pocatello. Rochlet maintains his innocence.
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John Rochlet
Pocatello
Idaho
Prensa
Cheyenne
Rochlet
Fairbanks Has Not Decided on Vice Presidential Nomination
In Indianapolis on June 10 Charles Warren Fairbanks said he had not yet chosen whether to accept the Republican nomination for vice president. He indicated a decision may not come today.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Ten Here
Fairbanks
Wyoming Episcopal Bishop appeals for Armenian relief funds
Bishop N. B. Thomas of the Wyoming Diocese urges all Wyoming Sunday schools to take free will offerings for Armenian and Syrian relief. He notes urgent needs, cites Morgenthau estimates, and asks churches to relay funds to the American Committee for Armenian and Syrian relief via Charles B. Crane in New York.
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Wyoming
The
Episcopal Church
Wyoming Sunday School Association
Cheyenne
Wyo
Brether
Western
Asia
der Morgenthau
Armenia
Aleppo
Deir Zor
Euphrates
Deir’ Zor
American Committee For
Charles B. Crane
Ta ‘Fifth Ave
New York
Eliot
Harvard
Cardinal Gibbons
Norman Hapgood
Harpers’ Weekly
Habbi Wise
John Ft. Mout
Bishop Greer
Whedom
Natmanuel & Thiti
Wyominke Runda School Association
Pioneer Park Diamond Ready For Fort'o Nine Game
The Pioneer park diamond is described as in excellent condition for the Fort'o Nine game set for this afternoon. Cheyenne is counting on Osborne and Barnlon to score points while Cummings and Clare will help in defense and Mor spin routers are noted to ace on their delegation.
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Osborne
Barnlon
Cheyenne
Cummings
Wcond
Bare
Clare
el-Weat Wre
Lenner
Mort Spin Routers
Roosevelt Tentatively Declines Progressives Nomination
Oyster Bay Roosevelt says he tentatively refused the Progressive nomination and will defer to the Progressive national committee on Hughes. He suggests Lodge for all three tickets and notes he will not speak further until the committee acts. The Progressive convention later nominated Roosevelt’s rival leaders amid tumult and adjourned.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Segamore Hill
Progressve
Senator Lodge
Progressive Committee
Hughes
Pearson Trial Opens in Fort Collins for Sheriff Roach Killing
Clyde Pearson faces trial in Fort Collins next morning for the shooting death of Sheriff Frank B. Roach and Niela J. Nielsen at the Alex Webster ranch. Cornellua Key to follow. District Attorney Fleming and County Prosecutor Sade Thompson travel to Fort Collins with witnesses and autopsy doctors G. P. Johnston and C. Y. Beard ready to testify. Grey is expected to corroborate against Pearson.
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Clyde Pearson
Frank B. Roach
Niela J. Nielsen
Alex Webster
Colorado
Fort Collins
Pearson
Cornellua Key
Sade Thompson
Fiont Collins
Fleming
Fort Vollina
Prominent Masons Gather for Cheyenne Exemplification
Large audience filled the Masonic temple for a third degree exemplification led by Master Dickinson of Lander. Delegations from Pine Bluff, Chugwater and Layamte Wyoming and Boulder Fort Collins Colorado attended. Visitors included Dr W K Shoemaker of Laramie and Professor Banke of Manila who arrived from Boulder.
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Masonic Temple
Dickinson
Lander
Wyoming
Boulder
Fort Collins
Colorado
W. K. Shoemaker
Laramie
Banke
Manilla
Philippineslands
Cheyenne
Trial finds Bowen-Colthurst guilty but insane
In London on June 10 the martial court tried Captain Bowen-Colthurst for shooting FF Sheehy Bikreington and two others during the rebellion in Ireland. The court found him guilty but insane at the time, per Central News cabled from Dublin. A separate dispatch notes a deadly warehouse collapse in Chicago with multiple fatalities and missing persons.
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London
Bowen-Colthurst
Sheehy Bkierfington
Irish
Cithean
Ireland
Central News
Lublin
Ther Killa
AVL
Gavira Faces Mexico City Conference Amid Detained Reports
Gavira is summoned to Mexico City for a high level conference with General Ob rege and the minister of war. The meeting follows reports of anti government demonstrations across several states and rising tensions at home.
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Gavira
Mexico City
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