Democrats Prepare Stage for Big National Convention
Wilbur W. Marsh of Waterloo IA joined Democratic National Committee officials in San Francisco as planning for the June 28 convention began. The Woman’s State Democratic Club of California outlined reception plans for women delegates and wives, with eight members serving as delegates to the national meeting. Vice President Marshall departed for Monterey and will stay until June 25 before returning. Joseph J. Sinnott was named chief doorkeeper for the convention, and E. H. Moore, Cox campaign manager, was expected to arrive tonight.
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San Francisco
Wilbur W. Marsh
Waterloo
Democratic National Committee
Woman's State Democratic Club of California
Bers
Marshall
Monterey
California
Homer Cummings
Joseph J. Sinnott
House of Representatives
E. H. Moore
Cox
Ohio
Local Resident Praises Foley Kidney Pills for Relief
Walter Farrand of 1093 Springfield Ave Irvington New Jersey reports persistent back pain and kidney trouble improved after taking Foley Kidney Pills. He claims the pills remove impurities from blood that cause rheumatic pains swollen joints and stiffness and endorses them for kidney and bladder issues.
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Walter Farrand
Springfield Ave
Irvington
N. J
Foley
Elks Dance Night With Schembeck Orchestra Feature
The Elks host a dance with Schembeck's Novelty Orchestra starting at 9 p.m. Admission is $1.50 per couple.
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Schembeck
Man in Cheyenne Tire Theft Refuses Extradition to Wyoming
Pete Webb, jailed in Scottsbluff, fights extradition on alleged thefts of automobile tires from Union Pacific cars during the April blizzard era. He was arrested after an attempted sale of tires, with investigations tracing actions from between Cheyenne and Gering to Laramie County. If tried, Judge William C. Mentzer would preside.
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Pete Webb
Scottsbluff
Webb
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Hudson
Gheyenne
Borie
Union Pacific Special
W. EB. Dinneen
Dinneen
Hea
C. CG. Shermerhorn
Union Pacific Special Agent's
Shermerhorn
Laramie County
William C. Mentzer
Highway contracts awarded for 250000 in seven counties
The state highway commission awarded contracts totaling 250000 for road improvements across seven counties. Three Yellowstone highway sections in Hot Springs, Washokie and Platte counties were specifically awarded, with Platte county single bidder J F Turpin of Wheatland chosen for one contract. Some tentative awards totaling 150000 were withheld for further investigation to be concluded in coming days.
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State Department
Yellowstone
State Highway Commission
Hot Springs
Washokie
Platte
Platte County
J. F. Turpin
Wheatland
State to Build Dreadnought Bridges in Tennessee
Tennessee awards multiple road and bridge contracts totaling over 21000 dollars for three concrete bridges and a 180 foot ford on a 45 mile Ava to Glenda section. Bagley Brothers win grading and culvert work for 39600 dollars on the same stretch.
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Washakie County
Worland
Cokeville-Star Valley Road
Lincoln County
State highway awards go to local contractors
North of Buffalo awards totaled 98 500 for three reinforced concrete bridges on the Sheridan county section 58 400 for two bridges on the Johnson county section and 47 900 for other work. Bidding was exceptionally keen and all contracts were awarded yesterday to local contractors of the state.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Smoot
Cokeville-Star Valley
Sheridan
Johnson Counties
J. F. Turpini
J. @. Wilton
Sheridan-Buffalo Road
Hilton
Sheridan County
Sheridan-Johnson County
Big Ifern Road
State Highway Department
Buffalo
Gutspin
Johnson County
State Highway Commission
Northwestern Benefactor James A Patten Resigns
Chicago June 16 James A Patten Evanston capitalist resigns today as chairman and member of the Northwestern University board of trustees. Since 1905 he has given gifts totaling 1 500 000 including 350 000 for the Patten gymnasium one of the largest and best equipped in the Middle West.
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Chicago
James A. Patten
Evanston
Northwestern University
Wool Meeting in Washington to Stabilize Prides
Washington June 16 Senator John B Kendrick announced Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board informed him a meeting of western wool growers and eastern bankers wool buyers and woolen manufacturers will be held in Washington June 21 to consider all phases of the wool situation with a view to stabilizing the market
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Washington, D. C
John B. Kendrick
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
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Gov. Coolidge
Bushnell
I Aing
G. O
Harding-Coolidge
Wyoming
Nebraska
Hgrway
Tennessee
U. S
Eys
Richard Henry Leigh
A. T. Stanton
Brooklyn Navy Yard
U. S. Navy
State of
Columbia
Columbia Records
Record Catalog
Columbia Record
Klein’s. Music Store
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Capitol Ave
Northestern
Jesui
Washington
Priges
Excelsior
Lovejoy Franklin
West
Franklin
Jorrington Road
Lincoln Highway
Hereford Road
Sandgran
Laramile
Irene, Smith
Chas, Jankovsky
M. C. Carr
H. N. Boyd
John Connelly
Cheyenne, Wyo
Sevenning
Lerpie
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