Diploma day at Cheyenne high school marks 1913 graduation
The Cheyenne high school gym hosted the 1913 graduation with 36 graduates. Students wore white and red, heard speeches from Miss Margaret Murphy and Fred Leichart, and listened to Dr. C. A. Duniway speak on the need for higher education. The event featured violin solos, vocal numbers, and a valedictory on forestry.
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Cheyenne High School
Duniway
Shingler
I. W. Fee
O. C. Bchciering
Booker Washington
Fred Leihart
Wyoming
Fee
C. A. Duniway
The
State University
Eachelors
Opposition within House Democrats over currency action
Washington June 13. Representative Henry of Texas charged Wall street backs currency legislation. He urged immediate push for investigation of the money trust while favoring banking and currency reform next session. The administration measure backing Wilson Owens Glass will be introduced next Tuesday.
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Washington, D. C
House
Henry
Texas
Wall Street
Wilson
Chairman Glass
Four Guinea Pigs Stolen From Dutch Minister
A mischievous neighborhood boy stole four trained guinea pigs belonging to Minister Johkher Loudoun of the Netherlands. The animals were favorites at the household and daily companions of the diplomat. After the pigs vanished, police were notified and the boy and his associates returned them, avoiding serious consequences.
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Washington
Johkher Loudoun
Netherlands
Pelkey Trial Set for Next Thursday
Calgary Alberta June 15 The trial of Arthur Pelkey a prize fighter in the death of Luther McCarty has been set for June 19 in the supreme court Chief Justice Harvey to preside Also noted the promoters Tommy Burns trial for the fatal bout will not be held until fall with the case set for the full analyses opening in October.
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Calgary
Alberta
Arthur Pelkey
Luther McCarty
Supreme Court
Harvey
Tommy Burna
McCarty
Suffrage for Women of All Nations Urged
Senator Ashurst submitted a favorable report from the committee recommending a constitutional amendment to extend suffrage to women. The report argues there is no dowor and that granting voting rights strengthens government, justice, and liberty, aiding the nation’s struggle against fraud, violence, avarice, and cu]]pidity.
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Washington
Ashurst
International tennis match postponed to June 19
London June 13 The South African and Canadian teams in the preliminary round for the Dwight F. Davis trophy have had their match postponed to Thursday, June 19 to allow South Africa more practice time.
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London
Great Britain
Dwight F. Davis
Mailbox raid shocks Edinburgh with colorless acid device
Ralds resumed at Edinburgh as suffragette action peaks with a major mailbox raid. Twelve boxes damaged by acid-filled tubes. A clock bomb tied for zero oclock was found at a Kent railway station.
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Edinburgh
Kent
Naval aviators killed in monoplane crash near London
London June 13 Lieu tenant James Kennedy of the naval flying corps was killed and Aviator Gordon Bell seriously injured in a monoplane crash. They traveled about 60 miles per hour at an altitude of 40 feet when the tip wing struck and the machine tumbled.
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London
James Kennedy
Naval Flying Ecorps
Gordon Bell
Jubilee Celebrations Open With Imperial Auto Parade
Berlin marks the 25th year of Emperor William's reign with a parade by the Imperial Automobile club and allied groups led by Prince Henry of Prussia and the Duke of Ratibor. American secretaries Grew and Spencer drove past the reviewing stand as the Jubilee lifts off.
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Berlin
William
Imperial Automobile Club
Military Volunteer Automobile Corps
Otter Automobile
Bertin
Prince Henry
Prussia
Duke of
Ratiber
Joseph
Spencer
Non Kraltr
Castle Court
Frederick LU
Severe Measures for Moral Effect Asserts Glasscock
Charleston June 13. Former Governor Glasscock defended his martial law declaration before the senate coal strike committee. He said the reign of terror in the strike district made martial law necessary for moral effect and that prisoners should serve full terms. He cited mine guards as a principal cause of trouble.
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Charleston
W. Va
Senate Coal Strike Committee
Glasscock
Ponaliioa
Renson
Bull Moose Victory in Chaulauqua Debate
A large audience attended the Chaulauqua night debate featuring Charles F. Scott and Henry J. Allen. Allen won the debate by general vote, arguing the Republican party’s decline and the rise of progressivism, while Scott defended the GOP and constitutional fidelity. The audience of Democrats praised Allen while applauding sharp exchanges.
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Charles F. Scott
Henry J. Allen
Chautauqua
Allen
Democratic Party
Scott
Print Paper Put on the Free List
The senate committee voted to add the print paper provision of the Canadian reciprocity act of 1971 to the tariff. Paper valued at not more than four cents per pound would face export restrictions or prohibitions. Senator Simmons expects committee work to conclude next Wednesday and report to the Senate by June 25. The subcommittee aims to report the administrative features tomorrow.
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Mr. Allen
Scott
Taft
Chicago
Allen
Roosevelt
Utah
Vermont
Soeutt
Becott
Paine
Guggenheim
Warren
Tawney
Smoot
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Ree
Washington
Menihace
Senate
Simmons
Senate Jung
Two Brotherhoods Unite for Joint Labor Action
Washington reports closer cooperation between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. The agreements unify representation on railroad matters and bar membership disputes from causing splits. The two groups will coordinate wage scales and mem bership issues, with aims to extend cooperation to other railroad unions.
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Washington
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Roxin Ewen
Tila
Trail Service
Krailway
Fiercest Battle Since Occupation By the Americans
Washington dispatch describes a fierce clash at Haneax between American troops and Moros. Fortifications and trenches on a crater rim withstood fierce assault as Moros repeatedly tried to rush American positions. A careful defense limited American casualties and showcased long range artillery. Moros largely surrendered months earlier, making disarmament policy contentious.
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Washington
Perehing
Microsa
Haneax
Cratar
Meli
Graduation announcement for Daw Dale Waco graduates
Aneasy the graduates of Derive universities commencement were Willight Porter and his wife aaranidather and grandmother who completed college courses in the presence of their grandson Mr Porter notes aley Wee present.
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Waco
Teans
Derive
Willight Porter
Aaranidather
Porter
Broadening Scope of Lobby Inquiry Discussed in Senate Hearing
Washington report notes effort to extend time and widen scope of lobby investigations. Testimony cites possible general subjects, responsible parties, aims, methods, and outcomes. President Wilson is named in discussion of lobbying near the tariff inquiry.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Wilsoa
Gal Hoxer
Edie
Taman Palmer
Sinter Vo
Vresident Ween
Vadareved
Eccinshem Polaeee Crovetstisieal
Ube Lee Liait
Savien
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Cheyenne
Nfe
Gladys Gereke
Elsie Becker
Andihmes
Dela Hillard
Margaret Murphy
Booker T. Washington
Hady
Lad
Big Horn
Medicine Bow
Yellowstone
Black Hills
Leichart
Adooke Board
Adooke Board Was Acknowledged With Gratitde
A. Duniway
Ered Lebhart
U.3. Weather Bureau
Barre
New. Iem
Houston
Pelkey
Ralds
Phautauqua
Guantinya
Giantima
AV Dale
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