U S War News from Mazatlan Clash Between Forces
Washington reports a clash between Carranza soldiers and American seamen from the gunboat Annapolis at Mazatlan. The incident prompted a request from Carranza's ambassador not to land any U S troops in Mexico. Boatswain J M Vaughter was gravely wounded. two American officers were captured and later released. The situation follows progress of Pacific fleet ships toward Mexican ports and related movements.
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Era Flores
Carranes
Sinaloa
Kavanaugh
Winson
Sespien
San Diego
Magship
Pacific Fleet
Cameron McR
Winslow
Graymas
Maratina
Mexico
Chattanooga
Acapnco
Denver
Salina Crue
Washington
Carranza
U. S
Annapolis
Mazatlan
J. M. Vaughter
Open Meeting Tonight Of Industrial Club
An open meeting of the Industrial club is scheduled for tonight at the club house. Topics include matters of wide interest such as the Qwaka controversy. C F Kelsey and Clark B Ranney, Oklahoma, spent hours in Cheyenne en route to Casper to inspect oil fields. Mr and Mrs J R Higgins and Mrs J H Devine of Glenrock returned from Chicago and were registered at the Elains.
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Club Hoge
C. F. Kelsey
Clark KB. Ranney
Oklahma
Cheyenne
Casper
Chicago
Mr. and
Mre
J. KR. Higgins
J. H. Devine
Glenrock
Ecity
Elains
Vaughan Cream Parlor Opens in Cheyenne
A new Vaughan ice cream parlor opened yesterday in the capitol theater building Cheyenne offering white marble and enamel decor a modern soda fountain attractive show cases and private booths for seventy five patrons The remodeling was done by local firms Sorenson Construction Kellogg Painting Bowes Awning Hult Wesche and Cheyenne Light Fuel Power installed the fixtures
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Cheyenne
Vaughan
Capitol Theater
Sorenson Construction Company
J. G. Kellogg
Bowes
Hult
Fe, Wesche
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Bartlett Pamphlet Reaches Industrial Club 2000 Copies
Two thousand copies of Resources of the Arid Land States by J. S. Bartlett have been received by the Industrial club from the government printing office. The pamphlet, printed as a United States senate public document, details state resources and will be used for advertising Wyoming. Requests for copies should be sent to Secretary Kh. M. Lamont.
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J. S. Bartlett
United States Senate
Industrial Club
Government
Trews Trial Club
Wyoming
Diay
Kh. M. Lamont
Invitation to Union Pacific depot speakers at 2 26 p m
Leave your office store or shop and go to the Union Pacific depot to hear Mayor LaPontaine Miss Gorton and Vira Crabb speak from the Governor's car at 226 p m two twenty six.
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Atore
Union Pacific
Thewlay
Mayor LaPontaine
Miss Gorton
Vira Crabb
Cheyenne Welcomes Fort Collins Band After Free City Concert
Commissioner Enos Laughlin welcomed the Fort Collins band after a large free concert in Cheyenne's city park attended by over a thousand residents. The troupe enjoyed dinner at Donnelly's cafe and an informal smoker at the Industrial Club, with plans for another visit in the future.
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Enos Laughlin
Fort Collins
H.G. Petty
Laughlin
Cheyenne
Donnelly’s Cafe
Fred Hoffman
Commissioner Laughlin
Mobilization Order for Militia Staff Officers
The War Department issues circular nineteen directing state militia staff officers to be mustered for camp administration. It details which adjutant general, quartermaster, medical, and other staff belong to state headquarters and will be called into service only for camp and staff duties. Newton D. Baker signs as Secretary of War.
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Mandor
War Department
Division of Militia
Adjutant Genera
Quartermaster Corps
United States
United States Army
Ander
Newton DC. Baker
Frontier Dates Recall Frontier Days Cheyenne
Notes from a principal blog recalling Frontier Days events in Cheyenne. Mentions dates and avenues with scattered OCR errors, indicating schedule or venue references.
Cheyenne Indians Edge Greeley 3 2 in Wyoming Clash
The Cheyenne Indians defeated Greeley 3 to 2 at Cheyenne grounds. Osborne delivered the decisive run with a seventh inning single after Warlaumont and Manion opened the scoring with doubles. Greeley mounted a late threat in the ninth but Winninghoff struck out to end the game. Greeley visits Cheyenne on July 2. Indians host Fort Collins June 25 with Chandler starting for the visitors.
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Greeley
Greeley Grounds
Coloradoans
Mack Osborne
Jones
Haas
Osborne
Aowd
Hill
Haag
Howeer
Winninghoff
Warlaumont
Manion
Crowland
Fleet
Indians
Weybrecht
Perkins
Greeleyites
Cheyenne
Fort Collins
Chandler
Colorado
Wyoming Mobilizes Militia Officers Listed for Co K
Wyoming prepares for mobilization after the Spanish War with examination at Fort Russell and discharge for unfit men. The roster names Governor John B. Kendrick as commander in chief and lists staff officers and captains from Cheyenne, Cody, Lander, Powell, Sheridan, Newcastle, Lander, Douglas, Moorcroft, and other towns with various second lieutenants and captains.
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Fort Rusgel
United States Service
War Department
Washington
Cody
Co. K
Laramie
John B. Kendrick
R. Anderson
Cheyenne
Q. M
Wm. F. Cody
W. Francis Smith
Lander
Arthur Parker
Quate Lermaster
W. Francis Sith
George A. Tarris
Baain
Edward M. Turner
Laramire
J. Roy Hylton
Douglas Third Infantey
J. W. Cavender
Cody Maley
KN. Andersen
Powell
M. Gettys
Newesade
Boyd FL Briges
Moorcroft
Ridgeway
Sheridan
Piret Liew
A. A. Uaderwood
Newcastle-—aptain Clyde HH
Dentelion
James A. Wade
Percy & Jackson
George Ha
Wheat Biscuit A Spring Health Booster From Niagara Falls
The article praises Wheat Biscuit as a prime spring food to dispel the Lassitude of pring and restore health after a heavy winter diet. It promotes simple easily digested meals with whole wheat cereal and fresh fruit to rebuild tissue and energize muscles and nerves. Made at Niagara Falls, New York.
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Niagara Balls, N.Y
Military officers listed for Wheatland posts and units
The document lists officers including Second Lieut. Perry O. Guthrie and Captain Jack Major with units at Aston and Wheatland, along with First Lieuts Lynn Andras and Henjamin Turner and Captain Louis M. Moffatt and First Lieut. Turner.
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Yingst
Lieut
Perry O. Guthrie
Aston
Jack Major
Lynn Andras
Wheatland
Louis M. Moffatt
Henjamin A. Turner
County to appeal rural tax ruling to state supreme court
The rural school tax case decided against the county by Judge Mentzer is being appealed to the state supreme court. County Attorney Samuel M Thompson and John D Clark, who represented the county, are preparing the bill of exceptions after a motion for a new trial was denied. The dispute centers on whether funds may be withheld from rural schools lacking six pupils or six months of term, a view upheld by the district court.
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Mentor
State Supreme Court
Samuel M. Thompson
John D. Clark
Mentzer
Attorney General's Office
W. BE. Mutlen
Frontier Days committee trio returns from Colorado tour
Secretary T. Joe Cahill and committee members John MecInerney Tom MeInerney and Tom Bell came back to Cheyenne Sunday night after a Colorado advertising tour. They visited many cities distributing Frontier Days literature and placing banners. Cahill praised cordial welcomes and expected larger Colorado attendance this year.
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T. Joe Cahill
Frontier Days Committee
John MecInerney
Tom MeInerney
Tom Bell
Cheyenne
Colorado
Frontier Days
Headache Remedies And Cure Claims In Advertised Form
An age of headache cure claims appears in an ad style text describing symptoms and supposed remedies. It mentions persistent head pain and references a doctor or pharmacist offering a permanent cure, with generic language and medical jargon, all in a historic advertising voice.
Portland Musicians Trek to Boston Conservatory
Musical hikers from Portland F. K Hollister Wm Simonsen and Raymond Moyer travel west to Cheyenne then aim for New York to enter a four year program at the Boston Conservatory of Music funded by the Portland Chamber of Commerce. They left Portland May 7 with 2.50 each and support themselves by lecturing on theaters along the journey.
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F. K Hollister
Wm. Simonsen
Raymond Moyer
Cheyenne
Portland
New York
Boston Conservatory of Music
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Rose City
Lamont
Industrial Club
Cheyenne Lacks Interest in Civilian Training Camp
Cheyenne has shown little active interest in the civilian training camp planned for Fort Douglas Utah this summer. Enrollment blanks are at the Industrial Club office but no applications have been received. If Cheyenne men do not participate the camp may not be repeated next year.
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Cheyenne
Fort Douglas
Utah
KR. M. Mont
Industrial Club
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