Diverse notices mix repairs, licenses, floods and trials
A local page lists Miller's Watch Shop offering repair services, marriage licenses for residents of Tecumnek and nearby towns, an ad for handmade trunks, Chautauqua talks by A. Brown, and various notices on burglary, cattle dipping inspections, an eye injury, farm tract selection, flood effects on railroads, a postponed Jenkins trial, stock sales, missionary convocation close, and a truing service.
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Denver
Fred Douglas
U. P
R. Ball
Washington
F. H., Vaughn
Alex Haastle
B. T H. Watson
W. W. Bugselle
Bureau of Plant Industry
Jenkins
Warren Jenkins
Stewart
Wm. Rucker
Nimmo
Barry
Russell Nicholls
David Nimmo
Harry
Laramie
Carey Avenue
Casper Convocation
Missionary
Bubonic Plague Cases Reported in San Juan Puerto Rico
San Juan health officials announce two new bubonic plague cases with no additional deaths. Movement of packages and freight outside San Juan is banned, rat culling continues with a six cent bounty, and all stray dogs and cats must be destroyed to contain the outbreak.
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San Juan
P. R
Postum Aids Dyspepsia Sufferer Replacing Coffee
A farmer relates years of stomach trouble from coffee and tea. After trying Postum he reports full recovery, weight gain, and no further medicine. His family also switches to Postum, praising its health benefits and recommending the product.
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Postum Co
Battle Creak
Mich
Postum
Wellville
Political maneuvering at the Republican convention
Delegates pledge not to bolt Roosevelt forces split as Crane and Penrose push a third candidate. Hadley remains in camp with a pledged delegation while Taft taunts and no open third candidate talk until Taft’s first ballot.
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John Hancock
perm/t
Aig
Roosevelt
Hadley
Delegites
Caid Madley
Frank HB. Kelloge
Minnesota
Wink
Crane
Penrose
Barter
Hugten
Barnes
Hughes
Will
Chicago
Teddy
Taft
la Follette
Bob
Missouri
Republican platform outlines anti trust and forest policy items
The document discusses strengthening anti trust laws to curb monopolies and protect open markets, while proposing a conservation plank under government supervision. It also notes potential suffrage discussions, with a Taft-supporting emphasis on extending women’s suffrage, and calls for revision of federal laws on currency and finance.
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Latform
Giffard Pinchot
Taft
Committed
Wll
Be Follette Platform to Include Money Trust Preamble
The committee worries over the plank on currency. A minority report to the Be Follette platform, announced today, will include a preamble declaring a money trust exists. The convention will review the platform and its allegations.
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Tha Phanentogy
la Follatte Toomern
Be Follette
United States
Parker Opposes Party Split As Bryan War Looms At Convention
Baltimore June 21 National committee members say Parker will be named temporary chair at the Democratic national convention with Bryan’s faction planning to contest. Willtime Firman leads the anti Parker effort while New York delegates push for planks on tariff reform direct election of senators and income tax. Montana Kremer and Oregon Miller press for a strong progressive platform to unite the party before the floor vote next Tuesday.
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Bryan
Parker
Baltimore
Democratic Nations
Jude Alton B. Parker
Niw
York
New York
Willtime J. Firran
Judge Parker
Mack
National Committee
Mr. Bryan
J. M. Guffey
Pennsylvania
United States
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
M. A. Miller
Commiiteenan
Oregon
Democratic Convention Tensions Escalate as Leaders Await Replicas
The Baltimore report shows Dems weighing a challenge to Parker as temporary chair at the convention. Jonett Bryan urges unity against Alion By Parker. Clark forces reportedly align with Parker while leaders await replies from Clark, Wilson, Foss, Baldwin, and Mayor Gaynor. Charles Murphy, Tammany head, meets with allies. No firm denial on Clark-Parker alliance.
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Baltimore
Jonett
Bryan
Tilve
Alion
Parker
Spvaker Clark
Wilson
Foss
Baldwin
Gaynor
Charles Murphy
Tam
Not a Candidate Says Hughes From Chicago Grips Nation
Supreme Court Justice Charles Hughes declares he is not a candidate for the Republican nomination and will not give further interviews. Chicago telegrams roll in as the public awaits his next statement and stance on the campaign.
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Bays Hughes
Lake Planid
Provident
Supreme Court
Charles Kyvons Hoghee
Take Placid
Tinealay
Yelegrame
Chicago
Juatiog Hughes
Water ban on premises during fire crisis warned
City officials publish a cry ordinance prohibiting drawing water from premises during an alarm or pressure on the pipe. It declares unlawful water use for fountains, irrigation, or sprinkling while fire crews are at work. First offense fines rise to 1.00, second offense leads to arrest and prosecution by the city.
Convention May Not Quit Before Next Tuesday
Chicago reports the Republican national convention may extend into next week. Col. Harry New says the Coliseum will be used for most of next week to allow time for post session cleanup. Spaulding notes adjournment could be delayed and the building might be kept until Christmas if needed.
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Chicago
Harry 8. New
Stuart Spaulding
Coliseum
Colonel New
New
Spaulding
Veto Halts Army Plans For National Guard Camp
Due to Taft vetoing the army appropriation bill and lack of funds the National Guard may not hold its annual summer encampment at Pole Mountain Wyoming. The proposed move of federal troops from Fort Russell to New Mexico via Denver may be dropped. Summer maneuvers would be moved to the Golden rifle range if Wyoming camp is canceled.
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Army Biel
Denver
Taft
National Guard
Pole Mountain
Wyoming
Fort Russell
New Mexico
Golden Rifle Range
La Follette Favored By Taft Roosevelt Delegates
A secret meeting at the Grand Pacific in Chicago discussed backing Senator La Follette as a compromise candidate. Wisconsin and North Dakota delegates attended while about 250 Taft and Roosevelt delegates reportedly favored unity on La Follette. The committee claimed 36 La Follette delegates supported a potential later break for him.
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la Follette
Grand Pacific Hotel
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Taft
Roosevelt
la Pollette
Tet
Roosevelt Mini
de Pollette
Special Meeting of Cheyenne Lowe No 1
There will be a special meeting of Cheyenne Lowe No 1 on Saturday June 22 1012 at 8 00 p m. Work in the third degree. L B Garry Noble Grand Fred A Procyon Secretary. Dyeing and blotching at Mrs Gi gler s 411 W 19th Phone 617 W.
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Sprodal
Cheyenne Lowe
L. B. Garry
Noble Grand
Fred A. Procyon
Sanitary Ice Price List Notice
Sanitary Ice sells ice at 30 cents per hundred. Cook Bros. Co. can be reached by phone at 197 for service and orders.
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Sanitary
Cook Bros. Co
Robbery ends with fatal shot in Mammoth Springs bank
In Mammoth Springs Arkansas on June 21 Sheriff Caruthers and deputies trapped three would be robbers in a rear bank room after they forced the cashier into a vault. Ben Jones was killed when he resisted and two others surrendered. Judge Meek and John Cunningham were wounded. Lee Burrow was later brought in with a life threatening abdomen wound.
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Mammoth Springs
Ark
M. C. Caruthers
Ciizens Bank
Ben Jones
Car
Feht
Otto Burrow
Lisia Divia
J. W. Meek
Jotn Cunningham
Lee Burrow
Burrow
Herald Dr. Jones
Howard Sears
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Carey Ava
Ralph L. Lyell
Tecumner
Nebr
Anna EB. Nibbin
Nogata
Fred Neil
Bueélah Wilson
Hilledale
Janne D. Dysare
Mias Pearl Crawford
John J. Neske
Gertrude Sanger
Rawlins
Weat 16Th Street
Pxton
Wm. A. Brown
Phillipines
Brown
National Sunday School Association
Mrea
Stanton
Cheyenne
Qacar McIntyre
Port Totten
Himsalf
Grace
Essh
Meade
Fat Tall, Wyo
Stevenson
Telephone
Bhastetson CO
Panama
Carey
A. J. Pring
CentrAl Ave
Capitol Ave
Olgah. Berger
Curios
Man
Cowboy
Rockefeller
Jack Johnson
Tary
West
Row
Democrhats
MNT
Ba F Follette
Ghenstein
Esterta
Jorge
Her
Cheyenne’s
West 17Th ST
Sherman Co
The
Hanna Coal
Oitees
Isth
Eddy S
Capetol Ave
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