Industrial club elects 94 new members in mid campaign
Dr. G L Strader heads a membership drive for the Industrial club as 94 applications are approved by the board. The drive aims to surpass 150 members by March 31 with leaders Cahill and Broderick each reporting strong tallies. The new members include individuals and several local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Strader
Industrial Club
Claude L. Draper
Robert B. Davidson
D. F. Chandler
Max Davis
Frank Dubsky
Hugh L. Patton
John Connelly
A. W. Myers
W. W. Russelle
Dave Flanagan
James Morgan
the Arp & Hammond Hardware Co
Cheyenne Ice Co
Nivith-Gors- Une Jewelry Co
Charles G. Hadfield
John J. McInerney
D. 8
Dicert
M. C. Watson
W. W. Gildrey
H. G. Woodman
R. M. Lamont
Robert B. Myers
Vincent Milazzo
H. G. White
Dr. L. H. Goff
Bruce
Jones
W. H. Taylor
J. A. Whiting
BE. T Taylor
R. N. Grace
J. F. Renfro
W. H. Andrew
M. A. Kline
Rey. Leon
Hilla
James Nimmo
Charles Cunningham
C. L. Decker
Charles A. Beach
John Fleming
Sam Bronstine
A. W. Trout
Ed P. Taylor
Robert Jerpo
N. J. Mandanis
Juline Blackney
J. C. Robins
Howard Hout
E. A. Logan
Geo. A
J. L. Wade
Charles Becker
James P. Barry
Ed. McKay
Bart McGrath
M. H. Todd
Harry W
Rest Room for Farmers at State Convention
During the state farmers convention next week a temporary rest room will be set up at 102 West Seventeenth Street one door west of the Federal Land and Securities company. The front of the building will be used for grain exhibits and the rest room will be screened and fitted for attendees and their families. A committee from the Industrial club led by J. Ross Carpenter, with Archie Allison and JR Dildine, supervises. The committee also seeks a permanent rent room location.
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Stateavy Farmers’ Association
West Seventeenth Street
Federal Land& Securities Company
Howe
Industrial Club
Hhe
J. Ross Carpenter
Archie Allison
JR. Dildine
Weather Forecast for Washington and Wyoming
Washington and Wyoming predictions show rain or snow and colder conditions. Wednesday brings cloudy skies and a chance of local snow, with Thursday possibly colder and unsettled.
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Washington
Wyoming
Needham Named Assistant Solicitor at Interstate Commerce Commission
Dr. Needham, longtime Washington educator and former president of George Washington University, becomes assistant solicitor for the Interstate Commerce Commission. He previously led the university during financial troubles and later served as an examiner at the commission. He works with former Missouri Gov. Joseph W. Folk, the commission’s solicitor.
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Needham
Interestate Commerce Commission
Washington
George Washington University
Neddham
Interstate Commerce Commission
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Plea for Pardon Placed on File for Dynamiters
Eighteen labor leaders convicted in the dynamite conspiracy cases at Indianapolis filed for pardons with the Justice Department. The petition argues innocence and alleges Judge Albert Anderson biased conduct. At least twenty lawmakers plan to support the petition before the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indianapolis
Department of Justice
Elijah N. Zoline
Chicago
Theit
Albert Anderson
Zollne
House
Department
Frank M. Ryan
Michael J. Young
Edward Smythe
Paul J. Morrin
Frank J. Higgins
J. DB. Munsey
Frank Mooney
John 8. Barry
Peter J. Smith
George Anderson
William @. Reddin
Frank KE. Painter
Henry W. Legleitner
Ernest W. Basey
Eugene A. Clancy
Michael J. Wannan
William Shupe
Michael J. Cannan
Supreme Court
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Conference of Progressive Leaders in Huron Chooses Provisional State Committee
In Moosbers Guttuby Huron on March 17 the conference of state Progressives began work on forming a provisional state committee. A permanent committee will be named and the state ticket selected soon.
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Huron
Conference of State
Paris rocked by editor shooting sparks two riots
Paris explodes over the Gaston Calmette shooting at Figaro as Mme Calmette is jailed. Crown ministers resignations rumors of cabinet collapse sweep the city amid royalist demonstrations outside the Caillaux residence and the Opera. Labori to defend Mme Calmette as deputies debate Rochette scandal.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Gaston Calmette
Figero
Mme Cillaux
Finance
M. Callaux
Ernest Monis
Marine
Caillaux
Figaro
Saint Lazare
Mme Calillaux
Lvon Dauet
Boulevard
M. Calllaux
Republic
Dauet
Maurice Pujo
Chambers of Deputies
Rochette
Mme Calliaux
M. Labori
Negro sees the angels in Wilmington church vision
In Wilmington on March 17 the Rev Alexander Brown ex pastor of St Pauls African Union Methodist Episcopal church collapsed in a fit before about five hundred worshipers. He described a heavenly journey hearing angelic music and saluting familiar figures as he was helped to his feet by Brother Samuel Shepard.
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Wilmington
Del
Howdydo
Saint Peter
Alexander Brown
St. Paul's
Howdy
Brother Skinner
Bishop Cook
Brown
Samuel Shepard
Hanna Again Named in Des Moines Primaries
Des Moines Iowa March 17 Mayor James R Hanna won his third nomination under the commission form primaries yesterday with 12586 votes. Council nominations dominated the race with thirty candidates, including Jane Mitchell Galbraith Myerly Hamery Goren Leonard Fraser and Conroy receiving various counts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
James R. Hanna
Zell G. Noe
Fraley
Council
Jane Mitchell
Galbraith
Myerly
Hamery
Goren
Leonard
Fraser
Conroy
Welsh Beats Rivers Over a Long Route at Vernon
Freddie Welsh of Pontypridd Wales won a decision over Joe Rivera of Los Angeles in a 20 round lightweight bout at Vernon arena in San Francisco. Welsh led throughout the contest and was given the decision after a hard fought grind.
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Vernon
San Francisco
Freddie Welsh
Pontypridd
Wales
Joe Rivera
Los Angeles
Verpop Arena
Wall collapses bury workers after fire at St. Louis club
A west wall of the Missouri Athletic Club failed during demolition, killing three and burying 15 with 10 injured as a four story building housing St. Louis Seed Company collapsed after a 20 mph wind. Officials evacuated, and a laborer’s body was recovered while rescuers searched for more victims.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Athletic Club
St. Louis Seed Company
McKeeley
Steamer City of Sydney Runs Aground Near Sambro
The steamer City of Sydney, 1000 tons bound New York to St John N F, ran aground near Sambro in dense fog. Rosemary towed away eleven passengers and six crew, with reports of a likely total loss as weather remained thick and search efforts continued.
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Halifax
Sydney
New York
St. John
N. F
Sambro
Rosemary
Ciy
St. John N. F
Burleson Allows Attachments to Parcel Post Packages
Burleson signed an order permitting a letter to be attached to a parcel post package when both share postage and address to the same recipient. The letter is not enclosed but affixed securely to the package to avoid separation. The change aims to speed business transactions and expand parcel post service.
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Wallington
Parcel Post
Burleson
Miter
Defends Woman Suffrage Avers It Impossible in Senate
In Washington on March 17 Senator Borah challenged the push for a federal woman suffrage amendment. He said 31 states cannot be won and urged repealing the fifteenth amendment as a prerequisite. He warned that enfranchising women would confront southern disenfranchisement and federal overreach. The resolution awaits debate tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Horah
Three Die In Brechin Ontario Hotel Fire
A hotel blaze in Brechin Ontario today killed three people. Mrs. McCauley, her son John McCauley, and Miss Josephine Calaghan perished when the Brechin hotel was destroyed by a defective furnace.
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Ontario
Brechin, Ont
Brechin
Thomas McCauley
John McCauley
Josephine Calaghan
Storm devastation across southern Russia raises toll
A storm originating near Yeisk on the Sea of Azov devastated parts of southern Russia. The casualty list tops 1200, with iron roofs ripped away and churches toppled. Debris and flooding hinder shore access as the storm moves north toward Ekaterinburg and Vintka.
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Petersburg
Yeisk
Gulf of Taganrog
Sea of Azov
Don Cossacks
Russia
Sea of Axey
Ekaterinburg
Vintka
Taft and Hill Share Tango Quip at St Paul Lunch
Ex president William H. Taft joked with railroad man Hill in St Paul about tango at a lunch. Taft quipped that you can push a button and get a speech on any subject, with Hill replying he could tango if he wanted to.
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St, Paul
Minn
William H. Taft
James J. Him
Jim
Hidly Nts
Hill
Taft
Veteran steamship official killed by electric train in Oak Park
Walter H Willard 63 general auditor of Goodrich Transit and longtime lake steamer operator was fatally struck by an Aurora Elgin electric train at Oak Park suburb while waiting for a city car. He served 45 years with the steamship company and leaves a wife and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veteran Steamshipe CO
Chicago
Walter 8. Willard
Goodrich Transit Company
Aurora & Elgin
Oak Park
Willard
Steamcup Company
Representative Gillett Attacks Administration and Civil Service
Representative F H Gillett Republican criticizes the administration in a sharp speech. He defends civil service reform and foreign policy foresight, denouncing Bryan praise and Secretary Daniels for diplomatic publicity. He emphasizes his stance against partisanship and the civil service niche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillett
Bay
Civil Services
Gilslett
House Committee On Civil Service Reform
Mryan
Bryan
Daniels
Wellesley College Dormitory Destroyed by Large Fire
A blaze at Wellesley College in Massachusetts destroyed the main dormitory building after 6 30 this morning. About 400 students fled in partial clothing as flames consumed the 200 room structure with damages estimated at 1 5 million dollars.
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Wellesley
Mass
Wellesley College
Chemical Laboratory
Gula
Newton
General College
College Hall
Austin
Rebels Lose Ground in Fierce Battle Near Escalón
Juarez March 17. Heavy fighting reported as federal forces clash with Villa's army at Escalón a railroad town 100 miles north of Torreon. Both sides reinforced. battles raging all day with forces moving from Torreon split toward Kescalon and plains west of the line while General Urbina guards Rosario in expected counter moves.
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Torreon
Nursuder
Huerta
Kescalon
Urbina
Rosario
Mexican refugees seek habeas hearing in Fort Worth
In federal court, Tudge Meeks filed a writ of habeas corpus for about 1000 Mexicans held by the U.S. government at Fort Bilas. The writ is returnable at Pecos March 20. No arguments were heard today. hearing date set as officials await further notice from authorities.
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Fort Worth
Tudge Meeks
United States
Fort Bilas
Pecos
Texas
Pel. Gamble
Ojunaga
Fox Defeats Attell in Twelve Round Boxing Bout
Jimmy Fox of San Francisco won an easy decision over Monte Attell in twelve rounds at Butte Montana. Attell was out of condition and clung to Fox as the referee repeatedly separated them.
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Attell
Butte
Mont
Jimmy Fox
San Francisco
Monte Attell
Fox
Stock Growers 10 Have Smoker During Meeting
At a board meeting last evening the Industrial club approved a smoker in the clan house on April 7 to honor the Wyoming Stock Growers association convention in Cheyenne. Charles D. Carey was designated to assist with arrangements. An invitation to the Manufacturers And Merchants Association of Milwaukee to a June trade excursion to the Pacific coast was discussed. The directors also voted to invite farmers to use 60 of the Industrial club dining room during the Dry Farmer's convention and granted use of the club room to the Greater Cheyenne club for farmers’ entertainment during next week’s convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming Stock Growers' Association
Cheyenne
Charles D. Carey
Industrial Club
Manufacturers and Merchants Aseoulation of
Milwaukee
Pacific Coast
Greater Cheyenne Club
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Broderick
Cahill
DR. Needham
Hanna
Simmy Pon
Jabs
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