Cheyenne Industrial Club Hosts Historic Railroad Dinner
Cheyenne’s Paris hotel hosts a landmark Industrial day dinner for 150 guests honoring Union Pacific President Mahler who retires July 1. Two special trains bring U P, S P, and C N W officials from Omaha and Denver, with Judge C N Potter as toastmaster.
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Cheyenne
Paris
Industrial Club
Mahler
Union Pacific
Mohler
Southern Pacific
Chicago and Northwestern
Omaha
B. L. Winchell
Traffy U. P
Charles Ware
U. P
G. L. Brophy
Nebraska Division
A. H. Kyle
Frank
Dobtison
Omaha Printing Company
N. D
Largest Masons class joins Weroming Consistory in Cheyenne
The Weroming Consistory No 1 A A O R entered the largest class in its history yesterday at the Masonic temple. About 355 people attended the luncheon as 70 candidates began degrees in the Rocky Mountain lodge of Perfection No 3 and the Nineteenth degree of the Rose Croix. Notables from Cheyenne and from out of town participated while George Fleming Moore was absent due to illness. Degrees from sixteenth to twentieth were scheduled for today, with visitors including C D Doody Albert G Craig and G A Alf of Denver and Robert McKay William Winston Jr Charles J Rhoads and P S Hoyt among others.
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Weroming
Masonic Temple
George Fleming Moore
New York
Cheyenne
Rocky Mountain Lodge of Perfection
Alexander H. McDougall
Torrington
William W Daley
Rawlins
C. H. McWhinnie
Douglas
Wallace C. Bond
W. R. Dubois
A. H. Doane
M. A. Kline
H. C. Hoffman
Cheyenne Council of
Carey silent on Chicago progressive convention outcome
Former Governor Joseph M. Carey returned from Chicago where he attended the progressive party convention. He praised the size and enthusiasm but avoided details and said he preferred not to be quoted yet. Attendees included J A Elliott, B N Weaver, Robert D Carey, and J Ron Carpenter.
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Joseph M. Carey
Chicago
Progressive Party
Carey
J.A. Elliott
Wheatland
B. N. Weaver
Douglas
Robert D. Carey
J. Ron Carpenter
Thin City
Loe
Seal
Wyoming
Two ships bent by mine explosions in port
London report states a Heuter die patch from Amsterdam says the trawler and the crew of the Norwegian steamer Prkendal were sunk by a mine near the harbor. 32 patiors were landed at the port.
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London
Amsterdam
Saya Hat
Prkendal
New Witness Secured as Pearson Murder Trial Opens
In Fort Collins Colorado the Clyde B Pearson murder trial began with jury selection and opening statements. Prosecutors plan to prove Pearson killed Sheriff Frank Roach and Niels Nielsen at the Alex Webster ranch on May 1. Two potential witnesses Cornelius Grey and James E Brown were endorsed, though their exact testimony remains unconfirmed.
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Roach
FT. Collins
Fort Collins
Colo
Dieteet
Russell W Fleming
Samuel M. Thompson
Cheyenne
Clyde B. Pearson
Frank B. Roach
Niels Db. Nielsen
Alex Webster
Wyoming
Thompson
Pearson
Pleming
Corneliua Grey
Pearaga
James £. Brown
Santa Barbara
Cal
Thin City
Greeley
Fleming
Gry
Brown
Mullen
Thomas Y. Bradshaw
Fort Collings
Ye Ricks
Loveland
J. 8
Proctor
M. H. Proctor
A. B. Rimbey
Berthoud
Thomas Pendergast
M. Pfeffer
F. M. Nelson
Fort Colling
F. FE. Page
A. Orcutt
Wellington
W. H W. McKenna
Frank MeKleht
Timnath
Alonzo Roach
Platte County
Orrin Rabbitt
Laramie County
Percy Williams
Granite Canon
David Hosack
Chris Sorensen
Marshall May Fight at St. Louis Convention
At St. Louis a looming battle unfolds over nominating Henry Morgenthau or another candidate for vice president. Rumors point to Baker and Marshall as contenders while McCombs and Schiff push for a stronger ticket. Secretary Baker travels to St. Louis with Wilson’s platform draft.
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Marshall
ST. Louis
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Baker
Wilson
McCombs
Jacob Schiff
New York
View
A. M. Jackson
Kansas
W. J. Bryan
Samuel Gompere
American Federation of Labor
Glynn
Benator Stone
Washington
Resolutions Committee
Military
West Point
Prof Schwiering Resigns to Head Douglas Schools
Professor D. C. B Schwiering resigns after four years as principal of Cheyenne High to accept the superintendency of schools at Douglas Wyoming. He chose Douglas over Worland and plans to confer with the Douglas school board then teach mathematics and science at Boulder summer program and direct the Carbon County Teachers Institute at Rawlins August 24 to September 1.
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Schwiering
Cheyenne
Douglas
Wyo
Worland
Boulder
Colo
Rawlins
Carbon County
Teachers’ Institute
Sehwiering
Sechwiering
Norwegian Player Retains Women’s Tennis Title
Miss Molla Bjuretedt of Norway today retained the women’s tennis title by defeating Mrs. Raymond of New York in straight sets 6 4 6 0 at the Philadelphia event.
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Philadelphia
Molla Bjuretedt
Norway
Mrs. Raymond
New York
Railway Unions May Order Strike Vote
New York June 1 Representatives of the major railroads and railroad workers unions failed to reach agreement at the conference. A strike vote decision is expected tomorrow after unions rejected the eight hour day and double compensation for double service proposals.
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New York
Hughes Happy While Teddy Holds Tongue in New York
New York June 1 Charles Elliott Hughes re entered politics with notable energy opening temporary headquarters at a hotel. Dozens visited his rooms as he avoided formal statements and kept a reserved stance while old classmates and friends reached out. In Oyster Bay June 12 Roosevelt declined press contact as progressives and GOP members planned to persuade him to back Hughes or consider other options.
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Charles Ek. Hughes
Nowinee
Hughen Isenet
Ewrsone
Oyster Bay N.Y
Sagamore
Cyclonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bin
GGOPP
George W. Wickersham
G B. Certelyou
Williar Lock, Jr
Japanese Involvement Noted In Mexican Raid Near Laredo
Reports describe a raid west and northwest of Laredo by bandits including several Japanese. Three Mexican raiders were killed, one officer identified as Lieutenant Colonel Villa Real of the Carranza army. U S troops pursue, bridges attacked, and prisoners taken. Washington fears border unrest and plans reinforcement.
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Laredo
Tex
Ola W. Hell
Fourteenth
United States Cavalry
Texas
Palafox
Villareal
Carranza Army
Cenoblo Handez
International
Ieat Northern
Webb
Washington
Genoa Pershing
Punetons Border Patrol
Secrenry Baker
Slavs Capture Austrian City Rumor Spreads
A rumor reports Slavs capturing Czernowicz, the capital of the Austrian crownland Bukovina, amid word of Pobroweryte's fall ten miles northwest, with Petrohdad cited as a location. The tale circulates on June 12.
Independent jobbers accuse Standard Oil of domination
Washington officials report Independent oil men allege Standard Oil controls prices and territories, harming jobbers and refiners. They claim lack of competition within the company hurts the industry and may prompt federal probe into gasoline pricing.
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Washington
Joribos
Enderd
Suffrage Plank Hinted By Democratic Convention
In St Louis on June 12 reports say the Democratic convention will include an explicit equal rights plank. Suffragists from various groups plan to push for universal suffrage and diplomatic backing, with Arthur Dodar of New York leading talks to secure support.
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ST. Louis
Arthur Dodar
New York
Mexican bandit Lula de La Rosa linked to army profiles
Reports from San Antonio indicate Lula de La Rosa has obtained profiles from Carranza officers and been assured immunity by de facto government troops. U S agents forward evidence to Washington as American patrols extend from Brownsville to Big Bend along the Rio Grande.
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Canal Artillery
Portland
Maine
Sandy Hook
Washington, D. C
Mexico
Alte Department
Carranza
Povernora
San Antonio
Convicat
Lula de la Rosa
Carranza Army
Supp
Anu
Partment of Justice
Washington
de la Hiden
Brawysville
Rio Grande
Demonstrations in Chihuahua Call for End of Foreign Presence
Crowds filled Chihuahua streets in orderly protests rejecting American influence. A parade led to the military cuartel where Gen. Jacinto Treviño spoke as the rally urged removal of foreigners. Speakers invoked Chapultepec symbols while denouncing foreign invasion.
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Chihuahua
Mex
Jacinto Trecino
Chigena
Germans Attack Slavs in Effort to Stop Drive
Dispatches describe German offensives across the Eastern Front from the Gulf of Riga to Galicia as Russian and Austro-Hungarian forces retreat or hold. In France, Verdun battlefronts see gains and repulses with heavy losses and fortifications at Fort Souville and Fort Turanne.
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Gulf of Higa
Huiles
Riga
Jastolda
Pripel
Russia
Lotek
Galicia
Verdun
Seriou
Thinumont
Fort Vaux
Fort Souville
Fort
Turannes
Yronut
Core Et
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