Nelson elected permanent president of University of Wyoming
Dr. Aven Nelson was unanimously chosen as permanent president of the University of Wyoming in Laramie after Dr. Duntway's resignation. Nelson, longtime educator and author, has led the university since 1887 and will continue as acting president. Also discussed were issues about an old lease on university lands with Hon. W. E. Mullin present for talks.
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Mise Eéith K. C. Clark
J. M. Carey
Cheyenne
University of Wyoming
Laramie
Miss Clark
Aven Nelson
Clark
A. Duntway
Nelson
Duniway
University
United States
Rocky Mountain
W. E B. Mullin
Wyoming
New York Faces War Fear As Zeppelins Threaten
The city endures nightly air raids fears as Zepp aircraft reach London and UF boats threaten Sandy Hook. Mineola planes patrol the sky while lights dim in Times Square and hotel windows as sirens warn of new war dangers. Citizens watch Trafalgar Square stories with anxious curiosity.
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Ike
New York
London
St. James Park
Lodon
Mineola
Chllidiah
Alero
United States
Sunday Schools of County Gather for Third Convention
The Laramie County Sunday school convention plans its third annual meeting at Pine Bluffs on June 29 and 30 with sessions led by prominent workers from Cheyenne Burns and Denver. Speakers include Rev Geo Van Winkle Mon C W Mentier Mrs Anna Allison and Rev H M Pingres among others. Delegates are asked to send names to Rev B L McFarland to aid preparations.
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Laramie County
Pine Bluffs
Geo. van Winkle
Place
Mon. C. W. Mentier
Anna Allison
Wyoming Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Cheyenne
Mev
B. L. McFarland
Entertaining
H.R. Colburn
Association
Burns
H. M. Pingres
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Denver
C. W. Dean
Rocky Mountain
A. F. Regats
American Biblo Society
Laramie
Cenang
Pine Digit
Wye
Mins Misse Chandler
North Burns
H. B. Gelburn
Mra
Va Putnadh
Cheyeund
Austrian Revolt Nears as Kaiser Races to Halt It
London June 12 Dispatches say disruption of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy grows daily as Emperor Karl faces a volatile climate. Riots spread in Vienna and Budapest while Berlin presses concessions to Hungary and Dalmatia. Slavic demands for self rule intensify and allies are urged to declare war aims ending the Austro German alliance.
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London
Budapest
Vienna
Austria
Hungary
Berlin
Karl
Kaiser Wilhelm
Crown’ Council
Germany
Europe
Austria- Hungary
Italy
Wekerle
Count Tisza
Trieste
Adriatic
Dalmatia
Croatia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo
Serbia
Balkans
Zita
Prince Sixtus of
Bourbon
Alsace
Lorraine
New York City Plunged Into Darkness Like London Air Raids
Reporter J. 4. Duckworth describes a night view from the World Tower on West 40th Street as New York loses its lights in a blackout. He compares Broadway and Fifth Avenue, Grand Central, and Penn Station to a war-torn city, noting searchlights and empty electric signs.
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J. 4
Duckworth
New York
Washington
Europe
London
Paris
West 40Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Broaday
Hudson River
East River
Battery
Harlem River
England
Railroad wage changes and timetable shifts across Cheyenne
News notes a new C and K railroad time card effective June 16 affecting Dom vor terminal and Cheyenne to Cheyenne routes. U P and C B & 3 officials travel to explain the retroactive wage increases from January 1. Burlington and C and 3 offices face layoffs as depots close and offices relocate. McDuffie disputed transfer reports.
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Cheyenne
Fort Collina
Laramie
Clark Needham
McCormick and Robinson
UT. P
Omaha
W. J. McClementa
Carl Chritensen
U. P. Secret Service Force
West End
H. P. Robinson
Burlington
Gapress
Burlington and
Pokington
McDuffie
Tt. F
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Newspaper Enterprise
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Jersey
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Pennsylvania
Atlantic
Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn
Han
Diane
News of the Railroads
Domvor
J. D. Thalker
U. P
W. C. Walcott
Mi Bossi
Brower
Tooi
Tooi - Toor
Tooj
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