Warts to Know About Wyoming WARTS TO KNOW ABOUT WYOMING
A reader from Roswell New Mexico asks Wyoming questions about livestock sheep raising cattle ranges land, timber, wages, and laws. He seeks figures on sheep numbers and clips, wool markets, breeds, pasture use, horse breaking wages, goat demand, and whether two or more herders are required by law. He also inquires about married couples work and range conditions amid reports of range war.
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New Mexico
Wyoming
Angora
F. L. Estes
Roswell, N. M
Wilson clubs to form auxiliary groups across Crook County
Crook County Wilson club outlines dates for organizing auxiliary clubs in all precincts. Meetings set for June 27 evenings with chairmen listing venues from Hulett to Sundance to enroll representatives for the next monthly gathering in Sundance on July 7.
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Sundance
Wyo
Crook County
Wilson Club
Wireless typing machine claims secret Berlin Nauen link
London June 20 Captain A N Hovland of the Norwegian navy announces a wireless typing device for transmission and automatic receipt of printed messages. He says messages have been typed by wireless between Berlin and the Nauen station, 34 miles apart, using 720 code arrangements and a dot based transmission that masks the message. The inventor claims a relay amplifies signals for longer distances and that the system prevents wireless tapping.
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London
A. N. Hovland
Berlin
Nauen
Hoyland
Big Feature At Democrat Banquet in Wheatland
The Platte County Democratic club banquet at Goodrich hall next Friday evening will feature Denver musicians Miss Alice M. Howard and Miss Marie Sheck. Prominent Democrats from Cheyenne Hawlins Rock Springs Casper Lander and other towns have reserved seats to enjoy the entertainment and campaign pleasures.
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Wheatland
Wyo
Platte County
Democratic Club
Goodrich Hall
Alice M. Howard
Marie Sheck
Denver
Chey@nne
Hawlins
Rock Springs
Cas@er
Lander
Wyoming travelers fault Natrona roads and signs
Fred C. Hirsig and Judge Roderick N. Matson from Cheyenne reported poor road conditions between Cheyenne and Casper. They noted new roads in Platte and Converse counties without proper signs and misdirecting signs in places, calling the guidance as unclear as a Chinese laundry ticket.
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Fred C. Hirsig
Roderick N. Matson
Cheyenne
Casper
V—V Ranch
Governor Brooks
Natrona County
Platte
Converse Counties
Casper Tribune
Gilpin Off To Visit England
Evanston Wyoming June 20 Win Gilpin daughter Ethel and son Wil lie depart for two months abroad mainly to Torquay Walesland 25 years after leaving. They sail from Montreal June 27 aboard the Teutonic. Mr Gilpin represents Wyoming at the London exposition of Science and Arts appointed by Governor Cary.
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Evanston
Wyo
Gilpin
Ethel
Willie
Torquay
Waogland
Montreal
Canada
Teutonic
Wyoming
London
Cary
Frisco Man Named Ambassador to Russia
George T. Marye of San Francisco slated as ambassador to Russia per White House report. Marye, well traveled and versed in international affairs, was favored for France but assigned to Russia due to dissatisfaction with Sharp of Ohio over passport matters.
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Washington
George T. Marye
San Francisco
Russia
White House
Marye
Paria
Sharp
Ohio
Affatra
Reo
Olds
Baseball Scores and Battery Details From Busy Card
Scores recap with multiple games listing teams like Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Boston Cincinnati New York and Brooklyn plus batters Vaughn Needham Alexander Oeschger Killifer Perritt Snyder Gowdy Meyers Wood Cady Schalk Shawkey Agnew and more. Misc lines note laundry service ad and game counts across many cities and venues.
Poincare Not To Resign Now Amid Political Pressures
Paris June 20. President Poincare reportedly discussed possible resignation with close friends but has decided against stepping down for now. He weighs three years of military service, a policy backed by Barthou and Doumergue ministries, amid strong socialist opposition and a desire for a nonpartisan presidency.
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Paris
Poincatre
France
Barthou
M. Gaston Doumergue
Poincaire
Poincaré Urges Ruler to Seek General Good Over Private Interests
The passage quotes President Poincaré urging rulers to elevate public welfare above private gains. He says leaders must free themselves from contingent concerns and view issues from the perspective of France, avoiding entangling complications.
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Republic
France
Rampant Cradle Roll Growth At International Sunday Schools Meet
Chicago June 20 Race death by own action will be presented at the triennial convention of the International Sunday Schools association. In three years since the last convention at San Francisco 347,261 babies have been added to the cradle roll and the department total reaches 1,037,837 across 67 states and provinces of North America.
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Chicago
International Sunday Schools Association
San Francisco
North America
Cowboy Kilae Claiming Self Defense in Trapper Slaying
In Albuquerque on June 20, J L Wilson a cowboy shot and killed Ara Sheley a trapper at a camp near San Mateo Valencia county on a Fernandez Ranch property. Wilson said he acted in self defense and was allowed to return to the camp.
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Albuquerque
N. M
A. B. McMillen
Fernandez Ranch Company
J. L. Wilson
Ara Sheley
San Mateo
Valencia County
Sheley
Wilson
Queen Victoria Faces Threat to Sight in Left Eye
Stockholm June 20 Queen Victoria faces possible loss of sight in her left eye due to a cataract forming over time. The queen departed today for Baden to undergo an operation by a renowned German specialist.
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Stockholm
Victoria
Baden
Rail Line Proposals and Labor Action Across Western Railroads
Reports indicate Oregon Short Line plans no extension from Smiths Ferry to Payette Lakes into Idaho lumber region. Union Pacific may build a new line from Sioux City to Julesburg. B and Q advances Casper to Orin Junction with grading due August 1. A strike vote tightens as 66,000 enginemen west of Chicago push for talks. Colorado and Southern and Denver and Rio Grande crews show strong strike support. Union Pacific Wyoming division conducts safety meeting. Burlington aims Seattle to south and east through July 13, with through train to be divided locally.
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Oregon Short Line
Smith’s Ferry
Payette Lakes
Idaho Northern
Idaho
Chicago
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Union Pacific
The
Burlington
Seattle
Circuit Tour Offers Broad New England and Atlantic Routes
The tour covers major cities and resorts across New England Canada New York Pennsylvania Virginia and Maryland plus the Central States. It includes opportunities for many enjoyable water trips and travel experience.
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New England
Canada
New York
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
Freight Routes Divide for Southern Connections
A plan routes traffic over the Colorado and Southern toward Galveston and other southern points while another section shifts transit over the Burlington toward Omaha Chicago City St Louis and additional cities.
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Colorado & Southern
Galveston
Burlington
Omaha
Chicago
City
St. Louis
Ritchie and Welsh Sign Finge Articles for World Title Bout
Willie Ritchie and Freddie Welsh signed final articles for a 20 round world championship match to be held in Olympia. Both boxers deposited $5,000 guarantees today for the July 7 bout, with heavyweight Gunboat Smith and French champion Georges Carpentier also noted in the Olympia event.
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London
Willie Ritchie
Freddie Welsh
Olympia
Gunboat Smith
Georges Carpenter
France
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Vente Ag
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J.C. Evans
Commercial Club Chambers
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John McMnenny
Donald
J. M. McDonald
Donald Hall
Mona
Dr. Barrett
Plummer School House
Colony
Charles Brannum
Brannum
Alva
George Cook
New Haven
Ed Sieg
Rocky Point
Wm. N. Clawson
Clawson School House
Farrall
Henry Ellsbury
Farrall Hall
Williams
James H. Lincoln
Reichzusch
Inyan Kara
Emil Kranee
Herman Lull
John McKean
McKean
Thorn
John M. Moir
Thorn Hall
Pine Ridge
D. K. Aiey
Tower
J. W. Eaton
Cold Springs
C. L. Calvert
Calvert
England
Frisco
Mr. Gorsline
Ezsaminatom Pilion
Ve Optical
National
R. H. B. Chicago
Philadelpia
Vaughn
Needham
Alexander
Oeschger
Killifer
Pittsburg
Cooper and Gibson
Reulbach and Miller
R. H. BR. St. Louie
Secesisesecven
Boston
Cacstacssctecae
Perritt
R. H. E. Cincinnati
Douglas, Snyder and Clark
Tesreau and Meyers
Petree Tea
Ucsessstevss B&b
Wood
R. H. E. Washington Seccessccece
Ayers, Bentley and Henry
Covaleskie and Stanage
Caldwell
Sweeney
Bowman
James
Norton
R. H. E. Philadelphia
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Cscascccseseee
Shawkey and
Schang
Hamilton, Mitchell and Agnew
Feneral
Buffalo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
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Lincoln
Bt. Joseph
Bronx City
Dee Moines
Topeka
Tepenstrce
Lansing
W.E. Dinneen
Reo the Fifth
Alev Roedster
Sioux City
Julesburg
Orin Junction
Jeffers
Here
Ogden
Colorado Divi
Ruble
Eee
Denver Zeecey
Frontier Committee
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
East Via
Standard Road of the West
L. A. Broderick
R. S. Ruble
Colo
Ritchie
the Sherman Co
Mary Jane
Levinson
Norld Yard
West Side Coal & Junk Yard
17Th && Phone
Cook Bros. Co
Harting Farms and Ranches Plains Hotel
Cheyenne Plumbing Co
Swansea & McCurdy
Modesto & Pipitone
Nencent Sn
Modest
Vapitol Ave
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