Roosevelt confab with foe of insurgents at Oyster Bay
Former President Theodore Roosevelt and Senator Robert La Follette held a significant two hour conference at Oyster Bay. La Follette said the talk covered current session legislation and insurgent GOP attitudes, while Roosevelt declined to add details. Uncle Joe Cannon commented on his speaker prospects, signaling ongoing political maneuvering ahead of the next session.
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LaFollette
Oyster Bay
Col. Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Congress
Republican Party
Ile
Sagamore Hill
Washington
Joe Cannon
Firlin
NCH House of Om Company Plans Cheyenne Branch
Griffin connected with Frith via Rocky Mountain Petroleum on Pauy of Denver investigates establishing a Cheyenne branch for the Wyoming headquarters. Plans include a large wirehouse and offices to handle fuel oil and high grade motor oils for Alaninelem.
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GO. Griffin
Frith
Rocky Mountain Petroleum
Pauy
Denver
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Fidquarters
Fifteenth Infantry on Way to Port Russell Maneuvers
Report from Cheyenne states that two special trains are transporting nearly the entire reg iment of the Fifteenth Infantry from Douglas Utah to Colorado Springs en route to Fort Leavell? For Port Russell they will disembark after a short stop to join maneuvers with the regular army and militia of Colorado Utah and Wyoming beginning July 14th.
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Cheyenne
Pitteenth
Douglas
Utah
Lorado Springs
Forlavelt
Atart
Port Russell
Colorado
Youn
Endlans Dance Attracts Seventy Five Couples
About seventy five couples attend a ball given at Moore batt lant night in honor of Mending base. The event features music and dancing as guests enjoy the evening.
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Moore
Miilish Ming Buchansa
Cconlon
Western Cowboy Marriage Draft Prompts Bid for $48000 Heiress
Notice reads like a frontier romance with a five foot eight inch, 156 pound cowboy inquiring to wed a German American heiress living in The Bronx. Ida Thompson invites suitors to prove love by broncho rides and western trappings as she seeks a plain home and happiness with a fortune to claim at twenty one.
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Ida Thompson
Havemeyer Avenue
Bronx
New -York
Miss Thompson
Jeffries Johnson fight prep in Reno amid rumors of cancellation
Reporters and fans flood Reno for the Jeffries versus Johnson event as fears spread from Chicago that the bout might be declared off. Training continues full throttle with Jeffries sparring, pacing the ring and testing stamina as the date nears.
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Reno
Nev
Tex Rickard
Chicago
Man
Dickerson
United
Arepha
Johnson
Kaufman
Fries
Tle
Choylnski
Berger Awil
Corbe
Thor Jeffries
Berger
Union Workers Convention Opens in Cheyenne with 48 Delegates
The eighth annual District 22 United Mine Workers convention started at Hagle hall at 10 am with 48 delegates and officers present. President Thomas Gibson led the opening, with welcome addresses by Mayor Cook and Bishop Keane. Morning and afternoon sessions featured officer reports and committee appointments for credentials, bylaws, appeals, and distribution of badges, with three days of meetings ahead and plans for wave scale talks between miners and operators.
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Moruins
United Mine Workers of America
Hagle Hall
Thomas Gibson
Keane
Gibson
Cook
Leon C. Hillan
The
Presbyterian Church
Hishop Keane
Carney
A. A. Booker
Rock Springs
Louis Aldridge
Superior
John Wilson
Cumberland
Philip Kolar
Sublett
Sreporta
Thos. Jones
Frontier
Robert Leighton
Elencor
Thos. Bell
Cambria
Joe Belson
Dietz
Ben Morgan
Geo. Blacker
Geo. Redfern
Gebo
John Brunitt
Superior G G Co
Brown
Elko
Hugh McLeod
Acme
Geo. Brown
Hanna
Burl Brown
Gunn
John Ramsey
Jos
J. Bledsoe
Matt Anderson
A. M. Green
Kool
A& Stella
Sweetwater
William Gildroy
Chappy
Sam Lycett
John KR. Jones
John Smith
Diamondville
Bob Harvey
William Askey
Abe Reeves
Almy
Jas. Moran
Edward Boyle
Hudson
William Ball
Oakley
Sergeat
Saunders
Abe Reaves
Jas Day
Monarch
Wm. Askey
Jas
Desperado Bostwick Kills Officers in Georgia Shootout
W H Bostwick fired on officers during a standoff in his home at Weaith Georgia killing Chief Davis and three others. He fled with his children cowering inside before being shot dead by National Guard troops who entered the residence at dawn. Two bystanders were wounded as the siege ended.
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William J.’ Anita
Hoboken
Charitons
Bitsuit
Chariton
Weaith
W. H. Bostwick
Himelf
Georgia
Fitzgerald Company
Ational Guard
Bostwick
Lostwick
Law
Molnnis
Gavin
Base
Tucker
Davis
Rontwick
Train Holdup In Ogden Sparks Wide-Manhunt
Three masked men robbed Oregon Short Line Train No. 1 north of Ogden after stopping the train with torpedoes. Passengers were robbed and an express messenger forced to open the safe while gunfire erupted. A pursuit by a multi-county posse followed with arrests near Lakeside and in Ogden.
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Ogden
Utah
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake City
Lakeside
Joseph Jones
Jones
Inet
Second Street
Altr
Robbra
M. B. Franklin
Jesse Jamey
J. H. Ball
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Corbett
Armstrong
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