Various Local Notices Include Divorces and Meetings
Divorce granted to Leota M. Guy from Arthur Guy for cruel treatment. Building and loan association notes stock maturity likely mid July. Trustees renominated at annual meeting. Civil Service exam announced for Cheyenne July 24 for chemist, foundry instructor, and entomological assistant. Baptist Young People Union to meet at church parlors. Local ads note watch repair and handmade trunkies.
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Carey Ave
Weat 16Th Street
Kingsford
Building and Loan Association
Guy
Leota M. Guy
Arthur Guy
AJ. VW
Hawkins
United States Civil Service Commission
Cheyenne
Civil Service Commission
Wyo
Baptist Young People’s Union
Benefit Dance for Segt Greenwood’s Widow
Knights of Pythias and Pythian sisters announce a benefit dance on Thursday evening July 2 to aid Mrs Greenwood widow of Ferjeant Greenwood who died two weeks ago. She has been ill and an invalid for over a year. Tickets are one dollar and proceeds support her.
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Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters
Greenwood
Greenwood Lings
Credentials Committee Has a Hot Time in Peoria
Sullivan declared election boards controlled by the Harrison faction had dominated many precincts. Notwithstanding their control there, he said, the Sullivan forces had a clear majority in the state convention at Peoria.
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John A. Owen
Sullivan
Harrison
Peoria
Blackbirds Fly at Capitol Theatre With Dancing Websters
The feature at Capitol Avenue Theatre this week is the Dancing Websters, Kentucky’s Blackbirds Floy Mack and Ida Webster. The trio performs ragtime songs, dances between acts, with Floy on piano while Mack and Ida vocalize. They promise good entertainment along with three motion pictures.
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
Dancing Websters
Kentucky
Blackbirds
Floy
Mack
Ida Webster
Kansas Short Grass Motor Cycle Club Plans West Tour
The Kansas Short Grass Motorcycle Club will tour the western states this summer and stay over Frontier Day. They will publish a booklet about Cheyenne and Frontier City with cuts and literature. Secretary Kent S. Pearlstine requests 400 copies of the pamphlet Cheyenne for distribution with the tour book. Sections A B and C in the north stand are reserved during their Frontier Day visit.
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Kansas
Lttle
Cheyenne
Tariff Revision Demanded as River Improvement Debate
In a continued page one report Congressman Taylor of Colorado urges modification of the conservation policy to retain homestead era gains in the United States. He condemns the stance of Secretary Fisher and the interior department on the matter.
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United States
Taylor
Colorado
Fisher
Interior Department
Favorite Prescription Aids Weak Nervous Women
The article portrays housework as hard and draining for weak nervous women. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the cure, claiming it strengthens weak women and restores health by addressing weakness, inflammation, and ulcers, improving nerves, appetite, and sleep.
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de. Pierce
Postal Telegraph Official Criticizes Rival Leader Over Rates
W C Black superintendent of Postal Telegraph Cable Company argues the focus should be on reasonable telephone rates and telegraph competition. He questions European financing and alleged combine activities while urging attention to American interests and rate policy.
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Postal Telegraph
America
W. C. Black
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Baltimore Prices Soar During Convention Week
Baltimore hauls up prices for meals drinks and services as delegates flood the city. A small steak costs a dollar a blehball forty cents and coffee ten cents. Taxi fares vary but start at five cents rising with demand. Hotels report crowded rooms water service failures and rising room rates while many hotels lie beyond a mile from the convention hall.
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Baltimore
United States
Bryan's Attack Mendacious Says August Belmont
August Belmont answered W J Bryan's attack at the Maryland club in Baltimore saying the claims were mendacious and connected to 1904 campaign contributions. He stated the funds supported Roosevelt, not Parker, and denied any involvement. He questioned Governor Wilson as a Democratic possibility and suggested Mayer Gaynor as a NYC honor.
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Baltimore
Belmont
Maryland Club
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Roosevelt
Parker
Wilson
New York
Mayer Gaynor
Army mobilizes Denver unit for long march to Philippines
Denver June 26 The 4th artillery battalion from Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming arrives at Cheltenham Heights Denver to begin a 890 mile Colorado Wyoming hike. 160 men 17 officers plus 15 horses and mules endure a 25 mile march before a planned one day logan hike. The unit poised for a future invasion scenario reporting to Washington after the march.
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Denver
Colo
United States
Mexico
Japan
Cuba
4Th Artillery
Fort Dy. A. Russell
Wyoming
Cheltenham Heights
Coooper's Lake
William 8. McNair
Fort Russell
Washington
Mexilco
K. A. Millar
John Greble
Captan Brydon
New National Democratic Committee Members List
The New National Democratic Committee lists members for multiple states including Alabama William Worsey Arizona Botse M. Ling California John B. Sanford Colorado Thomas J. McCrap Connecticut Homer Committee Delaware Willard Saulisbury Florida John T. Crawford Georgia Clark Howell Idaho P. H. Elder Illinois Chas. Roeschenstein Indiana Thoning Tamar Iowa M. J. Wade Kansas Wm. F. Sapp Kentucky John C. Mayo Longiana Robt. Ewing Maryland J. Fred C. Talbott Maine F. L. Jones Michigan Edward O. Wood Minnesota F. BR. Lynch Mississippi Robert Powell Missouri tilwhird FP Goltra Montana J. Bruce Kremer Nebraska PY. L. Halt New Hampshire Eugene E. Reed New Jersey Robert S. Mudspath North Carolina Josephine Daniels Ohio E. H. Moore Oklahoma Robt Galbraith Oregon Will R. Kink Pennsylvania A. Mitchell Palmer Rhode Island George W. Green South Carolina J. R. Tillman Texas Cato Sells Utah William R. Wallace Vermont Thomas N. Browne Washington John Pattison West Virginia John T. McGraw Wisconsin Joseph Davies Wyoming John E. Osborne
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Baltimore
Alabama
William Worsey
Arizona
Botse M. Ling
California
John B. Sanford
Colorado
Thomas J. McCrap
Connecticut
Homer
Delaware
Willard Saulisbury
Florida
John T. Crawford
Georgia
Clark Howell
Idaho
P. H. Elder
Ilinois
Chas
Roeschenstein
Indiana
Thoning Tamar
Nebraska
PY. L. Halt
New Hampshire
Eugene E. Reed
Rhode Island
George W. Green
South Carolina
J. R. Tillman
Texas
Cato Sells
Utah
William R. Wallace
Vermont
Thomas N. Browne
Washington
John Pattison
West Virginia
John T. McGraw
Wisconsin
Joseph Davies
John E. Osborne
Reelerted Names in Colonial District Ledger
A fragment lists individuals with jurisdictions or affiliations: Alnham A. J. Daly Colacilla Edwin A. Newman Hawaii John WH Wilson Porto Nico Henry W. Mooley Phillippinegs R. B. Manley. The snippet suggests a colonial or territorial record of names and places.
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Alnham
A. J. Daly
Colacilla
Edwin A. Newman
Hawaii
John WH. Wilson
Porto Nico
Henry W. Mooley
Assassination Claims Hit San Juan Del Sur Nicaragua
A garbled notice reports Colonel Jose Santos Ramires, longtime telegraph and telephone official under President Zelaya, was assassinated in San Juan Del Sur Nicaragua. The fragmentary text mentions his death and location, with stray address and company references.
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San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
Jina
Jose Santos Ramires
Zelaya
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ATH
the New National Democratic Com
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Ohio
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Oklahoma
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Oregon
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