Militia Guards Governor Slaton Home as Protests Continue
State troops guard Governor Slaton’s home in Atlanta amid ongoing demonstrations over Leo M. Frank's death sentence commutation. In Columbus an effigy reading Governor Blaton the traitor and gunfire marked the night as several hundred protesters from Georgia and Alabama joined the line. Governor Staton said the visiting crowd was not Atlanta’s best and he has received telegrams of support nationwide.
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Asquith Brothers Wounded in War Efforts Return Hopes
London reports Lieutenant Herbert Asquith, back from the Dardanelles, wounded by shell splinter with facial contusions and tooth loss, while Lieutenant Arthur Asquith recovers in Cairo from a leg wound and expects to resume active service within a fortnight.
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Hotel Arrivals List Sparse Towns and Travelers
The arrival log lists guests and their hometowns including Sunrise Casper Chugwater Rawlins Laramie Rock Springs Wheatland Saratoga and several others. Names include Hawilton Neambeck Knight Mitchell Schellinger Bennett Hopkins Baker Bundett Robinson and McGill among many.
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Mike Kaich
Rock Springs
J. F. Williams
Rawlins
C. BE. Griffith
Horse Creek
Joy Dorks
John Brace
Futord
Fritz Ley
John
Iw‘ay
Yoder
Phillipa
EB. Olen
Horee Creek
John Currey
Iron Mountain
Mm. E. Miller
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Elopement Vexes Parents as White House Aide Marries
Thomas C. O'Sullivan, assistant to Secretary Tumulty, arrives in Washington with his bride Louise Lynch, daughter of Jasper Lynch of Lakewood New Jersey. The couple wed after Lynch refused consent, prompting Tums to meet them at the train, while President Wilson remains amused yet noncommittal.
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Joseph Tumulty
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Jasper Lynch
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Lincoln Highway Conference Set In Denver Rooms
Pursuant to a presidential call a meeting of the Northeastern Colorado Association and the Western Nebraska and Wyoming Lincoln Highway Association will be held in the Denver Chamber of Commerce rooms on Friday June 26 1915 at 12 oclock noon to discuss and settle the controversy over proper designation of travel on the Lincoln Highway. Pure White Lead Sherman Co.
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Denver Chamber of Commerce
States to exhibit at Denver soil congress expo
Twenty states are expected to represent their agricultural efforts in the Interstate building at the International Soil Products exposition and Tenth Annual International Dry Farming congress in Denver, October 4 to 7, with displays ranging 12 by 20 feet profiling farm products and state programs.
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Nebraska
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Texas
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Louisiana
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Oregon
Washington
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California
North Dakota
Utah
Idaho
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