Wyoming Consistory Reunion Draws Prominent Attendees
Prominent Masons from Wyoming and nearby states arrive in Cheyenne for the Wyoming Consistory reunion. An afternoon automobile excursion for ladies and 36 elite members tours Fort Russell and the Cheyenne speedway. Degrees from twenty second to thirtieth conferred by Cheyenne teams. reception and ball to close the day with business sessions on temple expansion.
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 Role in Child Training Study
Fragmentary text suggests skepticism about an agency becoming a factor in child training. It mentions educational pictures and hints at a Milwaukee experiment intended as a practical service, with no clear outcomes or dates.
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Milwaukee
Heart of my heart poem by Alfred Noyes
Fragmentary verse extols unity and endurance as the speaker declares heart and world as one. The poem invokes nature images like roses, songs, larks, wind, clouds, sea, and stars to express enduring love and cosmic oneness across life and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tella
Earthquake Shocks Reported Over Two Hour Span
Washington reports indicate several heavy earthquake shocks followed by tremors recorded at George University. Tremors began at 1 48 and lasted until 4 11 with total activity about two hours and twenty three minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the George University
Hocks
Mysterious Woman Found Walking Into City
A woman about 27 years old, dressed in well-made clothes showing rough wear, arrived in the city claiming the name Mrs. Paulie Johnson under a vow to a cheritt. Officers are puzzled as no missing person description matches and she cannot be identified as a local resident.
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Cheritt
Paulie Johnson
Abernathy Boys Ride 2000 Miles From Oklahoma to New York
A dramatic tale from Rocky Mountain News praises Louis and Temple Abernathy of Oklahoma for a 2000 mile solo bronco ride to New York. The piece hails their independence, frontier spirit, and education on self-reliance as models for young America, likening them to Davy Crockett and Pantale Boone. Roosevelt is slated to meet them on Broadway.
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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 proposed for Milwaukee schools to curb delinquency
Milwaukee ministers oppose nickel theaters as demoralizing to youth and the socialist mayor urges showing moving pictures in public schools as a corrective. The plan tests the idea in the school system with teacher guidance to replace purely oral instruction and drive lasting impressions through visual lessons.
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Milwaukee
Board of Education
Anaes
Atlas Offers Entertaining Show At The Atlas
The Atlas opens with a strong last half bill featuring Perconi and Halliday in a twenty minute act with electrical effects and artistic drops. Won by Wireless repeated. Harry Walton and Company perform The Peculiar Things of a Chink Laundry to provoke laughs. Martian Johnson plays banjo as stereopticon views accompany a patriotic medical turn. Miss Buechman presents animated Atliscopes with Prof Dunn. 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 in Northwest Begin Mass Layoffs and Halting Construction
The Pioneer Press reports railroads suspend new construction and major extensions due to federal activity limiting freight rates. About 10,000 workers in the Northwest laid off so far with northern facilities announcing 2,500 layoffs, Great Northern 3,000, Northwestern 600, and Chicago Milwaukee Paul district 1,000 to 200 in early June. Pacific lines 1,500 workers affected. Sherman Co. cited.
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St. Paul
Minn
Pioneer Press
Imptess
Chicago
Milwaukee
Paul
Alana
Paddy Ee Roe i
Ieland Pacific
Explosion Fatal at Rawlins Quarry Plants
In Rawlins Wyoming on June 16 Louin Stewart a shot firer for Upatrick Bras and Collins was killed by a premature dynamite blast. A coworker was hurled about 100 feet but survived. The victim, aged 48, was last known to be near the Leago House in Denver.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Louin Stewart
Upatrick Bras
Collins
Brawt
Innocent Peasant Executed for Murder in Russia
Tachernigox reports a court case where three men were condemned for the Buikpoveky family murder in Pochep. An apparent judicial error led to the execution of an innocent peasant named Glusker, who was tried and convicted by Tachernov military court after the crime.
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Tachernigox
Russia
Buikpoveky
Pochep
Glusker
Clusker
Tacherniov
Sven
Young Woman Wanders on Prairie Near Breynalan Slaughter House
A distressed young woman, partially undressed and wandering near a slaughterhouse about a mile west of the Breynalan city limits, accompanied a police officer to town after being approached. She claims her husband abandoned her in Kansas four months ago and that a Denver-based brother robbed her and attempted to kill her.
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Borhood
Breynalan
Kansas
Denver
Road through Wort D A Russell Reservation Closed by County
Notice to travelers that the county road through Wort D A Russell military reservation north of the target range is closed by order of the Board of County Commissioners until further notice. Users proceed at their own risk as stated by Edward C. Artist, County Clerk and Clerk of the Board.
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Wort D. A
Russell Military Reservation
Target Range
Board of County Commissioners
Cloudburst Drowns Hundreds in Transylvania Border Region
A cloudburst in Krasso- Sserenya near Transylvania, Romania and Serbia kills nearly three hundred and devastates villages. Communications are destroyed and fear grows for more deaths from cold and hunger as survivors face exposure.
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Budapest
Hugaary
Krasso- Sserenya
Transylvania
Romania
Servia
Editor and mining editor arrested after paper office clash
Cripple Creek report says Captain James T. Ellott and Samuel W. Vidler were arrested after a fight at the Times office. Vidler was cut on the head and cut with a knife while Ellott allegedly struck Vidler and both men endured blows. Elliott was later held under two hundred dollars bond.
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Cripple Creek
James T. Ellott
Samuel W. Vidler
The
Times
Showalter
Actlight
Vidler
Elliott
Eloquent preacher shifts from pulpit to factory work
The noted preacher George L. Muntt leaves his pulpit to pursue factory labor duties and apply his speaking skills to improve working conditions at a Chautauqua event.
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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 Amotu
National Bank Savings Department
Yoriining
T Sherman Co
Geo. L. Mnntt, D. P. M
NCA
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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