Notable Cheyenne Dinner for Union Pacific Chief Mohler
Cheyenne hosts a grand Industrial club complimentary dinner at the Paris hotel in honor of Union Pacific President Mahler who retires July 1. About 150 covers. special trains from Omaha and Denver bring railroad leaders and business figures to showcase Cheyenne’s stature in the western rail network.
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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 No 1
The largest class in Weroming Consistory No 1 history entered degree work at the Masonic temple in Cheyenne. About 355 attended lunch. Seventy candidates received all degrees in Rocky Mountain lodge of Perfection No 3 and Rose Croix. Notables included Alexander H. McDougall and C H McWhinnie. Visitors from other bodies listed also attended.
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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 progressive party convention impressions
Former Governor Joseph M. Carey returned from Chicago where he attended the progressive party convention. He described the event as large and enthusiastic but offered little on outcomes or endorsements, saying he preferred not to be quoted. He noted leaders were unsettled and a clear direction remained unclear.
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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 owl by mine explosions in Baltic report
London June 10 A French? patch from Amsterdam says a trawler brought to that port 32 patrols, the crew of the Norwegian steamer Prkendal, which was sunk by mine.
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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 for Sheriff Frank Roach and Niels Nielsen began with jury selection. District Attorney Fleming and County Attorney Thompson lead the prosecution, signaling two new witnesses Cornelius Grey and James E Brown.
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Clyde Pearson
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 Find A Fight At St. Louis Convention
St Louis reports pre convention talks on defeating Vice President Marshall renomination. Baker travels as Wilson’s rep with draft platform. party leaders discuss a stronger candidate, including Baker or Hughes, while Bryan and Gompers caution a plat form fight.
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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
Professor Schwiering Resigns to Lead Douglas Schools
Professor D C B Schwiering resigns after four years as Cheyenne High School principal to accept the superintendent post in Douglas Wyoming. He declined Worland offer and plans to meet the Douglas school board, then teach summer mathematics and science in Boulder and direct the Carbon County Teachers Institute at Rawlins in late August.
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Schwiering
Cheyenne
Douglas
Wyo
Worland
Boulder
Colo
Rawlins
Carbon County
Teachers’ Institute
Sehwiering
Sechwiering
Norwegian Woman’s Tennis Title Won by Bjuretedt
Miss Molla Bjuretedt of Norway retained the women’s tennis title by defeating Mrs. Raymond of New York in straight sets, 0 64, at a Philadelphia event on June 12.
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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 chief railroads and the railroad employes unions failed to reach agreement as the conference adjourned. A strike vote likely will be ordered and decisions are expected tomorrow. Unions rejected the eight hour day proposal and refused double pay for double service.
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New York
Hughes Happy While Teddy Holds Tongue in New York and Sagamore Hill
Charles Evans Hughes resumes campaign life at a temporary New York hotel headquarters with a busy night as supporters and old classmates seek access. Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill refuses to meet reporters while progressives and GOP hopefuls plan to press him for Hughes support or the nomination.
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Hughes
Teddy
New York
Roosevelt
Charles Ek. Hughes
Nowinee
Hughen Isenet
Ewrsone
Oyster Bay N.Y
Sagamore
Cyclonel Roosevelt
Bin
GGOPP
George W. Wickersham
G B. Certelyou
Williar Lock, Jr
Japanese Involvement in Latest Mexican Border Raid
Laredo Texas June 12 reports say Captain Ola W Hell and the Fourteenth United States Cavalry pursue bandits who raided Texas west and northwest of Laredo. Three Mexican raiders were killed. several horses taken. two cowboys captured and escaped. The scene mentions possible Japanese participation and a Corrangza lieutenant colonel among the dead. Washington shows unease as 1500 more troops head to the border and anti American sentiment grows.
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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 Czernowicz Alleged by Rumor
A circulating rumor claims Slavs have captured Czernowicz, the capital of the Austrian crownland Bako wine. The report is bolstered by word of Pobroweryte's capture ten miles northwest, with Petroghad dated June 12.
Independent Jobbers Accuse Standard Oil of Market Domination
Independent jobbers and refiners testified before the Federal Trade Commission that Standard Oil has stifled oil competition by the company’s lack of internal rivalry across fields and by setting arbitrary high prices in territories. They warned that the industry’s existence is threatened and that gasoline pricing may face investigation.
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Washington
Joribos
Enderd
Suffrage Plank to Be Considered at St Louis Convention
June 12 report from St Louis indicates the Democratic convention will likely adopt an equal suffrage plank. Delegates expect tentative arrangements to address women’s voting rights with national leaders like Arthur Dodar of New York preparing to push for a favorable stance.
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St. Louis
Arthur Dodar
New York
Mexican bandit Lula de La Rosa linked to border warfare
Reports from San Antonio state Army officers have details on Lula de La Rosa, a Mexican bandit, who allegedly obtained profiles from Carranza officers about border warfare and U S troops. Justice Department agents sent evidence to Washington about assurances of impunity from de facto government troops as patrols extend from Brownsville to the Big Bend area along the Rio Grande.
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San Antonio
Convicat
Lula de la Rosa
Carranza Army
Supp
Anu
Partment of Justice
Washington
de la Hiden
Brawysville
Rio Grande
Demonstrations Fill Chihuahua Streets Amid Protests
Mexican crowds gather in Chihuahua as American forces hover, marching to the military cuartel where Gen. Jacinto Trevino addresses them. For half an hour the crowd cheers and chants urge expulsion of Americans amid calls to resist foreign invaders.
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Chihuahua
Mex
Jacinto Trecino
Chigena
Germans Attack Slavs in Effort to Stop Drive
Reported German offensives across the eastern front push into Russian territory from the Gulf of Riga to the Jastolda river. From Verdun to Fort Vaux and Fort Souville, French forces hold with heavy fighting noted.
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Iloavy
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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W. M. Jeffers
W. R. Scott
S. P
Fee
Shakespeare
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Cnfire
Beatrice Carroll
Rogalind
Loretta Stapleton
Celia
Emma Crows
Orlando
Odin Perry
Ovaton
Misa Perry
Con- Yeut
Alstere
Mise Plorence Kelly
Bas
Charree MA Ee Ee Mlee Julie
Pollard Frederick
Bla Brother
Tae
Mies Edith Lowman
Jacques
McGlincey
Leman
Masons
Gov. Carey
Resolutions Committee
Military
West Point
Prof. Schwiering
Calvi
Guand
U. S
Carranza
United States
Canal Artillery
Portland
Maine
Sandy Hook
Washington, D. C
Mexico
Alte Department
Povernora
Austrian
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