Militia Guards Governor Slaton as Protests Roil Georgia
State troops guard the home of Governor Slaton in Atlanta while anti crime demonstrations press for clemency in Leo M. Frank case. An effigy of Governor Blanton was burned in Columbus amid protests from Georgia and Alabama residents, with Gov Slaton stating the visiting crowd was not representative of Atlanta.
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Slaton
Pointe
Leo M. Frank
Columbus
Blaton
D Bulleta
Georgia
Alabama
Staton
Asquith Sons Wounded in Gallipoli Return Delayed
London reports Lieutenant Herbert Asquith has returned from the Dardanelles with facial contusions from shell splinters and lost teeth and lips. Lieutenant Arthur Asquith, wounded in the leg at the Dardanelles, is convalescing in Cairo and expected to rejoin active service within a fortnight.
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London
Herbert Asquith
Daridanelles
Cevera
Arthur Asquith
Dardanelles
Cairo
Hotel Arrivals List Various Guests Across Wyoming Towns
A long hotel arrivals list shows guests visiting from numerous towns including Sunrise, Casper, Chugwater, Rawlins, Laramie, Wheatland, Rock Springs, and others. Names include B F Hawilton, C L Neambeck, W J Norris, Henry G Knight, A B Mitchell, M M Kennels, J R Bennett, F A Hootman, Wm Gearey, L S Hopkins, W A Baker, E H Bundett, A Robinson, J Strom, Leo Hartman, Fred Harris, J F Williams, Mrs John Brace, and Mrs Fritz Ley among many others.
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Laramie
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
la Grange
Elopement Bride In White House Stir Sparks Amusement
Thomas C. O'Sullivan, secretary Tumulty’s assistant, brings his bride to Washington after eloping with Louise Lynch of Lakewood New Jersey. President Wilson, amused yet unable to intervene, faces a social scandal as Lynch’s mother opposed the match. The couple wed after O'Sullivan obtained leave on June 14.
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Wilson
Thomas C. O'Sullivan
Joseph Tumulty
Washington
O'Sullivan
Princeton
Louise Lynch
Jasper Lynch
Lakewood
N. J
Misa Lynch
White House
Mamma Lynch
Tumulty
Lincoln Highway Meeting Set to Resolve Travel Designation
Pursuant to a presidential call a joint meeting of the Northeastern Colorado Association and the Western Nebraska and Wyoming Lincoln Highway Association will meet at the Denver Chamber of Commerce rooms on Friday June 26 1915 at 12 o clock noon to settle the controversy over proper Lincoln Highway travel designation. Pure White Lead Sherman Co.
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Northeastern Colorado Association
Western
Nebraska and Wyoming Lincoln Highway Association
Denver Chamber of Commerce
States to Represent In Interstate Building At Denver Exposition
Twenty states are expected to display in the Interstate building at the International Soil Products exposition and Tenth Annual International Dry Farming congress in Denver. Dates are September 26 to October 10 with congress October 4–7. States listed include Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Texas Wyoming South Dakota Wisconsin and Missouri.
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Misalasippi River
Wisconsin
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Wyoming
Arizona
Texas
South Dakota
Louisiana
Boards of Agriculture
Bureaus of Immigration
West
Missouri
Arkansas
New Mexico
Oregon
Washington
Nevada
California
North Dakota
Utah
Idaho
Minnesota
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Bowlder
Colorado
Prospects
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Sullivan
Sherman Co
Soils Congress
Hotel Northern
Los Angeles, California
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Maryland Hotel
San Francisco
House of Sunshine and Hospitality
Geary and Taylorne
Geary Street
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Union Square
Columbia Theatre
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Geary Street Municipal Railroad
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Ocean Beach
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