Toledo relief drives flood victims with bread and yeast
Ohio flood relief centers report Toledo Commerce Club distributing about 10 000 loaves of bread with bakery orders for 2 000 loaves each, plus gasoline and yeast to flood areas in Fremont Tiffin Ottawa and Dayton. Trains carry bread gasoline boats and clothing while Memorial hall may become an emergency hospital and sick returns to Toledo for care.
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Fremont
Tiffin
Ottawa
Ohio
Toledo Commerce Club
Klapp
Commerce Club
Toledo
Commerce Club Volunteer Committee
Dayton
Commerce Club Relief Committee
Frst
Biggers
Cox
Toledo Relief Committee
Memorial Hall
Whitlock
Relief Committee
Columbus
West Virginia
Fragmentary Note on Disorder and Prosperity’s Peril
A garbled excerpt comments on harsh times and excessive wealth fueling societal harm. It hints at a call for restraint and reflection within a brotherhood or community group, warning that too much prosperity may lead to self-destruction.
Postman Volunteer Dies After Flood Rescue Efforts
Indianapplis flood tragedy recalls George Smith, a volunteer postman who spent 24 hours aiding stranded residents from second stories and roofs. He crossed dangerous eddies to reach a man clinging to a tree, but the boat capsized. Smith died in the water, still gripping a small tree branch.
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Indianapolis
Ind
George Smith
Smith
Cosgriff Baird Contributions Questioned in State Finance
A reporter observes Republican opposition to a bond funding amendment linked to Cosgriff and Baird interests. Audit figures show large state deposits in banks aligned with Cosgriff, with critics probing motives behind legislative votes and highlighting deposits in Cheyenne and Sheridan institutions.
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Legislative Auditing Committee
Carey
First National Bank of
Cheyenne
Pickin
Tom Congriff
Cosgriff
John L. Baird
National Bank
First National
S. Sheridan
Bank and State Bonds Debate Sparks Public Letter
A citizen writer argues that the Cosgriff State Treasurer Baird alliance profits from state deposits and bond deals. He accuses lawmakers of favoring bankers who funded the Republican campaign, claiming the state pays 6 percent on bonds while earning 3 percent on deposits. He urges debt-free measures and warns of continued taxpayer drain.
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Senate
Hoyt
Crook County
Decker
House
Cougriff
Baird
Cosgriff
Wyoming
Carey
Houx
Cheyenne High School Team Wins Debate
Cheyenne High School won a debate, with six students receiving honors and a reception and dance lasting until midnight. The visiting team acknowledged with good sportsmanship, and Cheyenne’s team is praised for its drill and coaching by MacDougal and Schwiering.
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Cheyenne High School
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Attorney MacDougal
Schwiering
MacDougal
C. A. Dunt- May
University of Yoming At
Laramie
Woman Attempts Suicide in Flood as Family Rescued
Dayton report recounts a young woman atop a flooded house holding two children who tried to leap into the Miami River. Her husband and two children remained nearby as rescuers pulled her away before she fainted, saying the water seemed to call to her. The family was saved late yesterday afternoon.
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Dayton
Miami
Apoplexy Fatal for Pioneer Citizen P Holland
Pioneering Cheyenne resident P Holland died from a stroke at 82 after two years of illness. Born near Cincinnati February 4, 1881, he served in the Civil War with the Eighty-ninth Ohio, earning praise for battles including Missionary Ridge and marching with Sherman from Atlanta to the Sea. He homesteaded near Fort Collins before settling in Cheyenne in 1867. He survived by his widow and two sons Thomas and Alvin, with a brother in Ohio, and had 25 years at Union Pacific shops. The funeral will be held at his home at 1812 Van Lennen Street tomorrow at 2 PM.
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P. Holland
Holland
van Lennen Street
Mr. Holland
Cincinnati
Eighty-ninth
Ohio U.S. Volunteers
Missionary Ridge
Sherman
Atlanta
St. Joseph
Fort Collings
Colo
Fort Collins
Cheyenne
Truckey
Eddy Street
Ohio
Evdline KR
Leeds
Thomas EF
Alvin
Thomas Holland
Bethel
Samuel P. Holland
Union Pacific
Fort Collins figures honor Cheyenne event ends in Sheridan victory
Frank L. Ennis and Superintendent Dunn judged speakers on effectiveness and presentation. The gymnasium displayed high school colors red and black with pennants. Miss McDonald, daughter of J A McDonald, is noted for class honors. Mr. Fowler, son of Carrie Fowler and former Wyoming attorney general B F Fowler. Harcleroad is a Cheyenne native. The Sheridan team, brightest students, returned home defeated with pride.
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Frank L. Ennis
Fort Collins
Dunn
Fort Collings
Miss McDonald
J. A. McDonald
Cheyenne
Fowler
Carrie B. Fowler
Wyoming
B. F. Fowler
Harcleroad
Sheridan Wered
Senator Sullivan in City for Niece’s Remains in Omaha
Senator Sullivan of Casper arrived in the city last night to accompany home the remains of his niece Milas Mahoney, daughter of Join Mahoney of Rawlins. Jerry Mahoney, 10, traveling with his family, heads to Rawlins where another daughter is seriously ill.
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Senator Sullivan
Casper
Omaha
Milas Mahoney
Join Mahoney
Rawlings
Jerry Mahoney
Rawlins
Briscoe Delivers Insightful Accountancy Talk at Cheyenne College
Cheyenne Business College students heard F. P. Briscoe of Union Pacific Coal discuss accounting. He traced bookkeeping from its origins, stressed its relevance to modern business, and highlighted plentiful opportunities for young people. Dorothy Mooman thanked him for the lecture. The note ends with a line on tornadoes baffling scientists.
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Cheyenne Business College
Cheyenne
Harritt
F. P. Briscoe
Union Pacific Coal Company
Briscoe
Mr. Briscoe
Dorothy Mooman
Inter Ocean Cafe Manager Promises Permanent Meal Feature
The Inter Ocean cafe manager told a Leader representative that the 25 cent meal is a permanent feature and will be kept up due to their excellent equipment for handling tents, vegetables, and other foods. He cited rising patronage and prompt service as proof of popularity.
Bulgaria Accepts Mediation Offer With Provisos
London report says Bulgaria accepts mediation by European powers but attaches provisos that negate most proposals. The statement marks a cautious step toward international settlement amid ongoing tensions.
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London
Bulgaria
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Bank of Worland
Piret National Bank of Newcastle
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Kelley Mercantile Co
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Capitol
Jokers
B. F. Swisher
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