Largest Cheyenne High Class Graduates With Diplomas
The Cheyenne high school held its forty first commencement in the gym last night for the largest class in history. Mary Garlock gave the salutatory The Magic City. Beatrice Stepp delivered the valedictory The Treasures of the Old World. John D. Clark provided the main address on The Vision of Experience to about 500 graduates. The girls quartet performed two pieces and the program closed with a flute solo by Howard Ericson and honors awarded by D A Worcester.
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Cheyenne
C. A. Bennett
Mary Garlock
Sadie Sherman
Whch
Beatrice Stepp
Winona von Kennel
Ruth — Griffin
Edith Marsh
Lauda Newlin
Elizabeth Moore
Helen Nicolaisen
Gladys Foresman
Kathryn Bennett
Offenbach
Widener
John D. Clark
Midwest Refining Company of
Denver
Clark
Glark
Howard Ericson
Titl
D. A. Worcester
Plank Days Read Absence Sparks Prohibition Debate
Chicago June 10 A republican platform plank on law and order for all laws caused excitement as a shuffle mishap left it out of the main prohibition plank. Read at the Coliseum by Chairman Watson and Senator Smoot, it was declared adopted by the resolutions committee and became part of the platform.
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Chicago
Watson
Smoot
Resolutions Committee
Coliseum
Senator Watson
Refuge From Storm Death Trap Quartet
Detroit June 10 four boys aged 13 to 18 were killed when lightning struck a tree where they sheltered this afternoon. seven others were injured, one probably fatally, in the same incident.
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Detroit
Dempsey in Uniform Sparks Draft Evasion Case
Mrs. Maxine Dempsey testified in San Francisco that former heavyweight champ William Harrison Dempsey sent a wartime shipyard photo, aiming to expose him as a slacker. She produced letters alleging false statements in his draft questionnaire and said she believed the government should know about it.
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Dempsey
Uncle Sam
San Francisco
Maxine Dempsey
William Harrison
Jack) Dempsey
United States District Court
Georges Carpentier
Wood and Lowden Lead Nomination Speeches Across States
In Chicago on June 10 General Wood is favored for the pole position in nominating speeches with Governor Lowden second. Alabama has declined to yield for Lowden, while Arizona shows support for Wood and is expected to yield to Governor Allen of Kansas. Arkansas plans to yield for Lowden by Rep Rodenberg of Illinois.
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Chicago
General Wood
Lowden
Alabama
National Committeeman Street
Arizona
Allen
Kansas
Arkansas
Rodenberg
Illinois
Col White Returns as Cushion Dispenser at Frontier Park
Colonel Al White known as Hunky will again run the cushion concession at Frontier Park. He is currently at Tia Juana but will return this year to operate the cushion stand, a role he has held since the grand stands were built.
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Col. White
Frontier Park
al White
Hunky
White
Tia Juana
Labor Federation Abolishes Color Line At Convention
At Montreal on June 10 the American Federation of Labor ended the color line and urged equal membership for black workers. A stormy session nearly sparked a race clash between Southern delegates and black delegates and supporters. The federation also threatened to revoke the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks autonomy over its locals.
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Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Wireless aid saves mail plane in night landing
A government air mail plane en route from New York to Chicago made a safe night landing after wireless calls for aid lit the landing field. Delayed an hour by a wind storm, the plane carried three passengers and 1,200 pounds of mail, landing at 8 o'clock as operators at Great Lakes and local amateurs relayed the message.
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Chicago
New York
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Summer Executive Mansion Established at Careyhurst Ranch
The Wyoming summer executive mansion opens at the J. M. Carey & Bro. ranch in Careyhurst Con verse county as Mrs. Robert D. Carey and two children arrive with Mrs. Carey’s mother and Miss Iady. Governor Carey, at the Republican National Convention in Chicago, will join on return to spend weekends there through October.
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J. M. Carey & Bro
Careyhurst
Converse County
Wyoming
Robert D. Carey
Carey
Free~ Man
Douglas
Iady
Casper
Chicago
Johnson predicts GOP nomination and reacts to League talk
Chicago June 10 Senator Johnson predicted the Republican presidential nominee would be named tomorrow. He called the league of nations plan presented with reservations unsatisfactory and said there is no request for ratification. Johnson said his group would begin with a modest delegate slate and expect later accessions.
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Chicago
Johnson
League of Nations
Washington
Federal Court Appoints Midland Packing Receivers
In Fort Dodge Iowa on June 10 Judge H T Reid named H G McMillan and G H Burlingame of Sioux City joint receivers for Midland Packing Co with a 200000 bond. He also enjoined Iowa Attorney General M H Havner and state authorities from pursuing receivership actions in state courts and ordered all company property in state court to be turned over to the new receivers.
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Fort Dodge
H. G. McMillan
G. H. Burlingame
Sioux City
Midland Packing Company
H. T. Reid
Reid
M. H. Havner
Iowa
Owen Opens Democratic HQ in Frisco
San Francisco dispatch reports Senator Robert L Owen of Oklahoma arriving to open his Democratic presidential nomination headquarters in Frisco. The event marks his campaign kickoff in the city with supporters gathering at the new headquarters.
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Owen
Frisco
San Francisco
Robert L. Owen
Oklahoma
Bright mirror used in poker game leads to arrests
Police arrested Jim Goddard early yesterday and seized moonshine worth about 50 dollars, ending a crooked poker game above the Pike saloon on West Sixteenth street. Three men were taken into custody as officers confiscated the liquor and the dealer's outfit including a concealed mirror device.
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Jim Goddard
Goddard
Old Pike
West Sixteenth Street
Alaska
Dry plank omission and dry leaders dispute at convention
Dry committee leaders faced questions over the absence of a law and order plank and the omission of an endorsed Volstead Act reference. William Allen White’s proposed enforce Volstead plank failed, while Wayne Wheeler supported the platform as satisfactory though shy of pure dry aims.
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Wheeler
Republican platform on industrial relations quoted in Chicago
The Chicago dispatch outlines the Republican plank on labor relations. It advocates co operation between capital and labor, endorses collective bargaining, supports a public tribunal for essential services, and favors arbitration and mediation while opposing strikes against government and convict labor products. It notes broader platform themes like war readiness, taxation, and regulation.
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Chicago
Congress
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Charles Evans Hughes
Wood
Doc
Edith
Edith Rhodes
Hadith
Jall
J. H. Gonway
American Federation
Cmhizers
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Gomn
Plank
Law and Order
William Allen White
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League of America
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