Wyoming Consistory Reunion Draws Prominent Guests
A large turnout gathered in Cheyenne for the Wyoming Consistory reunion with prominent Masons from Wyoming and Deaver arriving. An automobile excursion for ladies and 36 elites toured Fort Russell and the Cheyenne speedway. Degrees from twenty second to thirtieth were conferred, with sessions guiding the thirty-first and thirty-second involving J A Kiner and Fenimore Phatterton. A reception, ball, and banquet conclude the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Deaver
Cheyenne
Benny Pelton
Denver
David Craig
Rawlins
Charles H. Townsend
Casper
D. Mw, McCallum
Wheatland
L. M. Moffat
Uva
John L. Balra
New Castle
City
Fort Russell
Four Mile Speedway
B. Tt. Clark
W. 5S
Palmer
Willim A. Hiner
George C. Rafter
J. A. Riner
W. A. Riner
Improbable Agency Factor in Child Training
A fragment notes doubt about an agency becoming a real factor in child training and mentions educational pictures and the Milwaukee experiment as possibly proving a practical service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Heart of my heart poem by Alfred Noyes
A lyrical piece titled Heart of my heart by Alfred Noyes explores unity and immortality. The speaker joins with nature and the cosmos, claiming oneness with wind, clouds, stars, and the sea. The poem affirms enduring love and collective spirit amid life’s changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tella
Earthquake Shocks Reported Over Two Hour Span
Tremors and heavy shocks were recorded at George University seismographs in Washington. Preliminary quakes began around 1 48 and lasted two hours twenty three minutes with multiple tremors and lighter shocks extending past 2 37 as tremors ceased at 4 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the George University
Hocks
Mystery Woman Appears in City Lacking Identification
A woman about 27, dressed in well made clothes showing wear, arrived in the city and gave a name to Mrs. Paulie Johnson. Officers are puzzled by her sudden appearance as no missing person description matches her, nor is she identified as a local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheritt
Paulie Johnson
Abernathy Lads Ride 2000 Miles From Oklahoma to New York
The Abernathy brothers Louis and Temple endure a 2000 mile solo broncho ride from Oklahoma to New York, celebrated for frontier independence and schooling in self reliance. They plan to ride down Broadway with Roosevelt, urged by a Western pioneer ethos and dad's views on character. Their feat is hailed as a beacon of American pluck and youth frontier spirit.
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Louis
Temple
Abernathy
Bee
Stanley
Africa
Oklahoma
New York
America
West
Broadway
Roosevelt
Abernathy Babes
Lion Killer
Pantel Boone
Davy Crockett
Mach
Iaim
América
Teddy Roosevelt
Illinois
Nebraska
Colorado
Young America
Moving pictures in Milwaukee schools debated as remedy
Milwaukee ministers opposed nickel theaters as corrupting youth and backed a socialist mayor’s plan to test moving pictures in public schools. The idea, seen as radical, prompts clergymen to debate whether schoolroom screenings with teacher guidance could shape young minds more effectively than oral lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Board of Education
Anaes
Atlas Offers Strong Bill For Last Half
The Atlas bills strong acts for the last half of the program. Perconi and Halliday miss the matinee but their act with electrical effects and settings pleases the audience. Won by Wireless repeats today and tomorrow. The Peculiar Things of a Chink Laundry draws laughs from Harry Walton and Company. Martian Johnson showcases banjo and stereoscopic views. Misa Buechman features animated Atliscope subjects. The Little Orchestra performs.
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Perconi
Halliday
Mr. Persons
Miss Halliday
Mme. Butterfly
Harry Walton and Company
Martian Johnson
Misa Buechdnan
Prof
Dunn
Little Orchestra
Atlas
Railroads Slash Jobs and Halt New Construction
The Pioneer Press reports widespread retrenchment as railroads curb freight-rate pressures. About 10,000 Northwest workers laid off with orders to stop new construction and postpose extensions. Northern Pacific 2,500 and Great Northern 3,000 plus Northwestern 600 laid off. Chicago Milwaukee Paul district also reduced. Pacific 1,500 further reductions noted.
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St. Paul
Minn
Pioneer Press
Imptess
Chicago
Milwaukee
Paul
Alana
Paddy Ee Roe i
Ieland Pacific
Blast Fatality Report From Rawlins Labor Accident
In Rawlins Wyoming on June 16 Louin Stewart, a shot firer for Upatrick Bras and Collins, was killed by a premature dynamite blast on the job. A fellow worker was thrown 100 feet by the explosion. 48 year old Stewart resided in Denver and was associated with the League House.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Louin Stewart
Upatrick Bras
Collins
Brawt
Innocent Peasant Executed for Murder in Tachernigox
In Tachernigox Russia on June 16 the trial and death sentence of three men for a family murder in Pochep last spring exposed a judicial error. An innocent peasant named Glusker was tried by the Tacherniov military court after the crime, convicted, and executed.
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Tachernigox
Russia
Buikpoveky
Pochep
Glusker
Clusker
Tacherniov
Sven
Young Woman Wanders Prairie After Desertion
A young woman wandered near a Breynalan area slaughter house, partly disrobed and carrying garments. An officer escorted her to the city. She claims her husband deserted her in Kansas four months prior, then went to Denver where her brother robbed her and tried to kill her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borhood
Breynalan
Kansas
Denver
Road through Wort D. A. Russell reservation closed
Notice to the traveling public that the county road through the Wort D. A. Russell military reservation north of the target range is closed by order of the Board of County Commissioners until further notice. Use at own risk, Edward C. Artist, County Clerk and Clerk of the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wort D. A
Russell Military Reservation
Target Range
Board of County Commissioners
Cloudburst Flood Kills Nearly 300 in Transylvania Region
A cloudburst in the Krasso- Sserenya area near Transylvania Romania and Servia kills about three hundred people and destroys several villages. Communications are down and rescue efforts are hampered by cold and hunger threats to survivors.
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Budapest
Hugaary
Krasso- Sserenya
Transylvania
Romania
Servia
Editor and mining editor arrested after office clash
Cripple Creek report says Captain James T. Elliott and Samuel W. Vidler were arrested by Chief Showalter after a nighttime altercation at the Times office. Vidler was cut with a knife and blinded in the eye by Elliott, who fought back with fists. Elliott later jailed under bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripple Creek
James T. Ellott
Samuel W. Vidler
The
Times
Showalter
Actlight
Vidler
Elliott
Eloquent preacher joins factory work amid labor condition talks
George L. Muntte and D. P. M. are noted for leaving the pulpit to devote themselves to factory labor efforts at Chautauqua. The piece highlights their shift from preaching to addressing worker conditions and social reform within the Chautauqua program.
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Chy
Ry Society
Alfred Noyes
Bart McGrath
Senate
Johnson - Jeffries
RPK
Cherrfpul Courage
Rocky Mountain. News
the Moving
Picture PO Schools
Allis
Sepitas
Sherman Co
Rawlings
Pircas
Edward C. Artist
Board County Commissioners
Buechner Jewelry CO
EN Amou
Ieee
National Bank Savings Department
Yoriing
T Sherman Co
Geo. L. Mnntt, D. P. M
Logan's Curio Store
Carey Ave
Kelley Mercantile Co
16Th ST
Capitol Ave
PHOND
P. J. Black Lumber Yard
16Th
van Lennes
Metropole
Apaky Hopman
Bot Tea
Metropo
Cadillac Automobiles
Gilcrest
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