Secretary Daniels Welcomes Incoming Fleet At Sea
Secretary of the Navy Daniels joined the Atlantic fleet off Cape May aboard the Pennsylvania to review seven speeding dreadnoughts with destroyer escorts and seaplanes from Norfolk. A two hour speed test reached 19 knots as the fleet headed for New York.
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U. S. Pennsylvania
Cape May
N. J
Daniels
Atlantic
New York
Pennsylvania
Norfolk
Virginia Capes
Colorado Clubs Back Uninstructed GOP Delegation
In Denver on April 30 officers of Hoover Harding and Lowden support groups adopted a resolution favoring an uninstructed Colorado delegation to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. They cited lack of a clear preferred candidate as the reason, noting missing representatives aligned with Wood and Johnson were absent from the conference.
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Penver
Herbert Hoover
Senator Harding
Governor Lowden
Colorado
Chicago
Leonard Wood
Hiram Johnson
Cheyenne High Baseball Heads to First Game at Laramie
The Cheyenne High School baseball team departs for Laramie to face University Prep. Coach Hawes leads twelve players including pitchers Welsh Baldry Kerwin and Marks with Shoels catching. Despite difficulties, Cheyenne aims to beat the Preps in the season opener.
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Cheyenne
University
Laramie
Hawes
Gem City
Welsh
Baldry
Kerwin
Marks
Shoels
Johnson Begins Fight to Obtain New Jersey Delegation
Attorney Tarry Kalish for Senator Johnson files a recount application with Chief Justice Cramer of the New Jersey Supreme Court after Tuesday's primary returns in Morris, Gloucester, Camden, and other counties. Justice Climer to rule tomorrow amid moves that Major General Leonard Wood may win 16 of 28 delegates to the Chicago Republican convention.
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Rewark
Tarry Kalish
Senator Johnson
Cramer
New Jersey Supreme Court
Esses
Morris
Camden
Gloucester
Cype My Wounhies
Climer
Tuesdy
New Jersey
Leonard Wood
Chicago
Totula
Mint chief seeks funds to resume 24 hour gold coining
Raymond Baker director of the mint told Congress that gold coin stock in the treasury is exhausted and urged an $80,000 appropriation so the Philadelphia mint can operate around the clock instead of eight hours daily.
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Washington
Congress
Raymond ‘T'. Baker
Mint
Philadelphia
Japs Permit Reopening of American Mission School
Washington reports that Japanese authorities at Tsingtao have allowed the reopening of the American mission school there after its closure last year, a state department advisory indicated.
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Washington
Tsing-'T'ao
State Department
Record $10,000 in duties marks port’s daily record
United States customs officials at Nogales Arizona announced a new daily high in duties collected totaling 10 000. The figure is described as a record for a single day at any port from San Diego California to Brownsville Texas. Officials said the goods valued were many times the duty amount.
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Nogales
Ariz
United States
San Diego
California
Brownsville
Texas
Thile settles it spring has come
Cheyenne's tourist season opens with two camping groups at Sloane's Lake north of town. A prairie schooner with horses sits beside a trusty flivver, both parked together as a Dodge party arrives in the city with tents and a makeshift stove on the running board.
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Cheyenne
Sloane's Lake
Chamber of Commerce
German Troops Enter Ruhr Area for Public Order
A wireless Berlin dispatch says German state defense troops will march into the southern Ruhr district to protect public order and industry in the area. The move is part of wartime measures announced today.
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London
Ruhr
Berlin
French Regret Over Ban On American Films
Paris observers call the decree forbidding import of American moving pictures a restriction on laughter and enjoyment. Parisians openly admit their fondness for American films and the army of movie fans here remains devoted to U S stars despite delays in releases.
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Paris
United States
France
Inauguration of Washington Reproduced in Wall Street
New York April 30 The inauguration of George Washington as the first president was reproduced today on the steps of the sub treasury building in Wall Street under the auspices of the Constitutional league of America. Thousands of bankers brokers and clerks watched actors enact the ceremony marking the 131st anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution.
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New York
George Washington
United States
Sub-Treasury Building
Wall Street
Constitutional League of America
Baby Rot Located Where Blue Bead Gaid Aed Glew Tor
Officers investigating the confession of Walter Andrew Watson alias James Kr Huirt, depicted as a modern Blue Beard, fail to locate the body of Nina Lee Delaney at the San Diego county spot Watson indicated.
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Los Angeles
Walter Andrew Watson
James KR. Huirt
Nina Lee Delaney
Watson
San Diego County
New Commission Chosen for Interstate Commerce
President Wilson nominated two new Interstate Commerce Commissioners Henry Jones Ford of Princeton and James Duncan of Quincy Mass. A third member has been selected and will be sent to the Senate for consent.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Henry Jones Ford
Princeton University
James Duncan
Quincy
Mass
American Federation of Labor
G O P Caucus Split Open By Bonus Problem
Washington April 30 After a four hour wrangle house republicans abandoned plans to pass soldier relief legislation next Monday and adjourned the party conference without a date for action. Opposition focused on a sales tax to help raise part of the 1 800 000 needed. Representative Mondell announced another conference would be held next week with date to be fixed.
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Washington
House
Representative Mondell
Officers deny firing on crowd in Butte riot inquiry
In Butte Montana on April 30 Sheriff J K ORourke testifies at the Manning inquest that no officers or mine guards fired a shot at the crowd during the riot of April 24 linked to a miners strike.
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Butte
Mont
J. K. O'Rourke
Thomas Manning
Weather summary for the day with temperatures and conditions
The report shows 6 am 34 36 54 fog and rising temps. Normal temperature 46 and mean 42 with a 4 degree rise in the last 24 hours. Highest 55 at 5 pm, lowest 30 at 6:45 am. Precipitation total 5.49 inches since January 1, normal 3.78.
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SBE
Highways Report From Cheyenne Sees Mixed Openings
Greeley road passable and the foreshortened Dover area improved. Yellowstone route open to about three miles beyond Pole Creek. No reports yet from Pine Bluffs or Laramie as spring conditions affect travel.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Greeley Road
Dover
Yellowstone
Pole Creek
Pine Blut
Laramie
May Day turmoil and Berlin workers protest
Police report large quantities of radical literature distributed on the West Side amid calls for revolt. In Pittsburg North Side officials urge arrests for May Day material from the central communist party committee as Berlin prepares for widespread May Day celebrations with service suspensions and school closures.
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West Side
Pittsburg
Public Safety Department
North Side
Central Executive Committee
Communist Party of America
Berlin
Deportations in Warren District Spark Legal Debate
The record describes deportees moved to Hermanas New Mexico then Columbus under guard. They faced two days without adequate food water or shelter. Guards abandoned them at Hermanas and the case centers on captain Wheeler's claim that necessity justified the actions to protect lives and property in the Warren district.
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Hermanas
N. M
War Department
Columbus
Wootton
Fred W. Brown
Cochise County
American Federation of Labor
Harry C. Wheeler
Trial in Warren district mine strike case proceeds with I W W links
The Warren district mine strike case unfolds with debate over necessity defense and evidence of I W W activity. Judge Pattee allows limited proof of local conditions while blocking broader nationwide conspiracy claims as witnesses recount interlined statements and mob pressures.
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Terest
United States
Germany
Wheeler
Samuel L. Pattee
Warren
Woolton
Warren District
Butte
Mont
Cordillo Testimony Reveals Fearful Road to Wheatland
John Cordillo describes a drove to Wheatland with fear driven by threats from Pete Fuller and others. He recalls a menacing Oldsmobile following them and the pressure to repeat Pete’s version of events to the sheriff. The testimony details terror and coercion on the way to confess.
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Wheatland
Pete
John
Patterson
Cheyenne
Iris
Delaney
Denver
Cordillo Brothers
John Cordillo
Irwin
Cordillo
Trabing
Price
Fuller
Firty Times
Newell
Jennings
Sheriff's Office
Tie
Laramie
Oldsmobile
Woodhouse
Tiller
Court Recesses as Trial Proceeds Over Cordillos Murder Case
Testimony focuses on Cordillos transfer to Wheatland at Governor Carey request, alleged mob activity, and jail safety. Prosecutor outlines timeline from Cheyenne to Laramie and Red Buttes. Defense calls witnesses including Daniels and Daniels bias noted, with character witnesses from Colorado and Denver. Trial adjourned for noon with more witnesses expected and possible jury instructions today.
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Cordillo
Frank Jennings
Delaney
Pete
Newell
Rawlins
John Cordillo
G. P. Arnold
Laramie
Pete Cordillo
MecGlements
Robert B. Garey
Ile
Cordillos
Connor Hotel
Cheyenne
Wheatland
John
Tuller
George Trabing
Geo. C. Patterson
Albany County
Carey
Patterson
Smith
George Fuller
Fuller
Gils
Fred L. Crabbe
Wyoming
Ernoon
Red Buttes
Mquor
Jennings
Warl Daniels
Prohibition
Albany
Daniels
State Pration Commissioner
Prohibition Department
Alber County
Laramie Publican
G. A. Cook
G. Cook
Laramiepublican
Alb County
Prosea Patterson
George G
Colorado
Robert J. Fin
Colorado Aj Saloon League
John S. Phill
Denver
Harry S. Glass
Lola Q Cordillo
Borror
Joe Crandall
Grandall
Wanted setting hens for sale in Ninth Street area
Short classified ad seeking setting hens priced at 4 dollars each, located on Ninth Street. Buyer to contact the seller for details on availability and pickup.
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Ninth Street
Senator Wou and the Democratic Power Shift
A fragmented historical fragment discusses Senator Ki and the party dynamics amid war, finance, and legislative power. It references elections and commissions, noting shifts in control and public reaction to policy during wartime.
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Nia
NEW Commission
Cho
Wature
Corn Products’ Refining Company
Battery Place
Bue Lake
Peneymidtr
Ponmishan
Wou
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