Young Ladies Graduate From Convent Class of 1910
The Holy Child Jesus Convent in Cheyenne held graduation exercises for five students of the 1910 class. Recitations, piano solos, violin, and orchestral selections highlighted a program directed by Miss Buchanan with Bishop Keane awarding medals and diplomas to Agnes Coyne, Nellie Kinney, Georgia Sullivan, Elsie Crows, and Rene Tukey.
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Jamison
Cheyene
Miks Buchanan
J.C. Bleed
Lone
Vander Stneken
Singing School
Mies Elsie Cross
Douglas
Wyo
H. W. Leungfellows
Angel of Prayer
Margaret Coughlie
Cross
Agnes Coyne
Gliere
Georgia Sullivan
Mark Twain
Raf
Disse Cros
Margaret Coughlin
Neat
Golee- Hon
Legeyide
Mildred Koltram
Factor
Soe Wiig
Raptateniuu
Bene ‘Tuhey
Cheyenne
St. Michael the Weigher
James Russell Lowell
Earth
Nfe
Miss Coughlin
Nachez
Lucia
Donizetta
Keane
Clays
Nellie Kinney
Elsie Crows
Rene Tukey
Chicago Spent 850000 For Cooling Beverages
Chicago on June 26 estimated spending on cooling beverages reached half a million dollars during the holiday. A leading ice cream maker said over $200,000 was spent on ice cream and ices while more than $200,000 was paid for beer and other intoxicants and about $100,000 for lemonade and other soft drinks.
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Chicago
Young Girl Refuses Presidential Car Seat Offer
A young woman declined President Tafts offer to ride in his automobile after an invitation at Withington. Taft and Captain Butt helped escort her, then she declined the seat again and rode on with her party. The incident occurred as they approached a rider and horseman, with the president watching and a driver offering to send her home.
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Psn
Taft
Capt. Butt
Mexican Move to Liberty Nipped in Cananea
In Cananea, Mexico, June 20, authorities uncovered smuggled arms and ammunition after arrests. The martial law proclamation and raids across northern villages thwarted a planned revolt tied to followers of General Bernardo Reyes and candidate Madero. Guards, gendarmes, and pirates’ detachment secured Cananea as arrests and arms seizures halted the movement.
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Cananes
Mex
Atests
Marguments
Cananea
Mexico
Folowers
Bernardo Reyes
Europe
Senor Madero
Moncsterey
Canahea
Purates
Theodore Sr Marries Miss Alexander in Presbyterian Church
The wedding took place at the Presbyterian church with Theodore Sr and Miss Alexander uniting in marriage. The groom wore a satin cushion and a large crowd gathered as the ceremony commenced in the afternoon amid parade and security detail.
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New York
Jone
Roosevelt, Jr
Ler Alexander
Avotelouk
Tie Presbyterian
Mins
Alexie
Tragedy Follows Attempted Boarding of Tramcar
A man named Saul Wil. attempted to board a moving tramcar at Twenty fourth and Market in Denver. The car struck him and he suffered a skull fracture. he was taken to a county hospital for treatment by surgeon Awkley.
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Denver Colp
Saul Wil
Awkley
William
County Hospital
Peet
Theodore Roosevelt Becomes Outlook Editor After Voyage
After a day off at Sagamore Hill, Theodore Roosevelt resumes public life as private contributing editor of the Outlook in New York. He dives into a backlog of correspondence from his ocean trip and is greeted by a large crowd as he heads to the United Charities building offices labeled Office of Theodore Roosevelt.
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New York
Sagamore Hill
Theodore Roosevelt
Chisen
Outlook
Heiis Son
Ovéan
Straw Hat
United Charities
President Taft Signs the Statehood Bill
President Taft signs the statehood bill at 2 40 p m in the presence of General Hitchfork who led active support for the measure. Members Beveridge Hamilton Cameron Dolemite and others from Arizona New Mexico react as the bill is approved with a ceremonial pen and oversized quill.
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Washington
Taft
Hitchfork
Sempler Beveridge
Mephee Mative Hamilton
Cal Cameron
Arixons
Dolemite
New Mexico
Hitchcork
West Senator Borah champion of economic use in conservation
Senator Borah of Idaho urged in the Senate that Western resources should be developed by Western states for local benefit. He argued federal control hoards power sites and harms states like Idaho by withholding land and power rights, advocating economic use, regulation, and avoidance of waste and monopoly. He challenged that revenue from Massachusetts water power harms Idaho and stressed resources belong to those who live in their states and contribute to their common wealth.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Tf Mivole
Massachusetts
United States
New York
Commonwealth
Congress
Pacific Slope
Pacific
Great West
Rickard in Nevada for the Big Fight
Promoter Tex Rickard arrives in Reno to meet with Goldfield and Reno committees over bids for the Jeffries Johnson fight. Goldfield had offered about 120000 and proposals include safeguards for promoters and fighters. Sid Hester accompanies Rickard to arrange Langford Ketchel bout with plans for the morning of the big fight. Rickard expects improved prospects in the state.
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Reno
Nev
Tex Rickard
Rickards
Rickard
Senate Reaches Agreement On Public Land Bond Elimination
In Washington on June 20 the Senate reconsidered the public land withdrawal bill and eliminated the $89,000,000 irrigation bond. The bill was passed as amended after a compromise with the House, aiming for a smaller bond and confirming the independent bill.
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Washington
House
Senate
Bain Iast
Farmer Refuses Census Questions and Is Jailed
Deaver Colorado June 20 John Gillespie a wealthy farmer and lawyer defied census taker John Shaw saying he and the government could go to blazes. He was arrested by a U S deputy marshal and jailed awaiting transport to Denver to face federal questioning about large farms and private affairs. Officials say refusals delay the count and may lead to court action to compel answers.
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Deaver
Colo
John Db. Golleapie
Idalla
Yuma County
John Shaw
Blazes
United States
Thomas Chirke
Denver
Gillespie
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Diaz
Theodore SR
Alexander
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Ding Preseni
Coutinard
Teddy
Borah West
Idaho Statesman
Nevada
Farmer
Uncle Sam
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