Daniels Goes 10 OE to Welcome Incoming Fleet
Secretary of the Navy Daniels joined the homeward bound Atlantic fleet aboard the U S Pennsylvania at sea off Cape May New Jersey on April 30. He viewed seven speeding dreadnoughts with destroyers and seaplanes from Norfolk base circling the group before a two hour speed test reached 19 knots as the Pennsylvania resumed her place.
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U. S. Pennsylvania
Cape May
N. J
Daniels
Atlantic
New York
Pennsylvania
Norfolk
Virginia Capes
Colorado clubs back uninstructed delegation to GOP convention
In Denver on April 30 officers of Hoover Harding and Lowden clubs approved a resolution for an uninstructed Colorado delegation to the Chicago Republican National Convention. The meeting cited lack of clear candidate support as the reason. Representatives backing Wood and Johnson were absent.
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Penver
Herbert Hoover
Senator Harding
Governor Lowden
Colorado
Chicago
Leonard Wood
Hiram Johnson
Cheyenne High School Baseball Opens Season in Laramie
Cheyenne High School will travel to Laramie to face University Preps in the season opener. Coach Hawes takes twelve players, four pitchers Welsh Baldry Kerwin and Marks start on the mound with Shoels catching. Despite difficulties, local team eyes a victory.
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Cheyenne
University
Laramie
Hawes
Gem City
Welsh
Baldry
Kerwin
Marks
Shoels
Johnson seeks recount to gain New Jersey delegates
N J April 30 Attorney Tarry Kalish for Senator Johnson filed with Chief Justice Cramer of the New Jersey supreme court for a recount of ballots from Tuesday's primary in Morris Essex Gloucester and Cape May counties. Justice Cramer to rule tomorrow as returns reinforce early indication Major General Leonard Wood would win 16 of the state's 28 Republican delegates to Chicago unless figures change.
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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 Seeks 80 000 For Round-the-Clock Coinage
Raymond T. Baker director of the mint told Congress the gold coin stock is exhausted and urged an immediate appropriation of 80000 dollars so the Philadelphia mint can run 24 hours a day instead of eight.
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Washington
Congress
Raymond ‘T'. Baker
Mint
Philadelphia
Japs Allow School Reopening at Tsingtao
Japanese authorities in Tsingtao have granted permission to reopen the American mission school after last year's closure, the State Department was advised today. The school had been shut down by Japanese authorities previously.
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Washington
Tsing-'T'ao
State Department
Record US customs collects 10000 duties in a day at Nogales
United States customs officers in Nogales Arizona report a daily duty collection of 10000, a record for any port from San Diego to Brownsville. The duties covered goods valued at many times the collected sum, underscoring strong trade activity at the port.
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Nogales
Ariz
United States
San Diego
California
Brownsville
Texas
Thile Settles It Spring Has Come in Cheyenne
Cheyenne sparks tourist season with two camping groups at Sloane’s Lake. One camp houses a prairie schooner with horses. the other a car caravan with a flivver. A third family joined in town with a Dodge laden with tent gear, parked near the Chamber of Commerce building.
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Cheyenne
Sloane's Lake
Chamber of Commerce
German troops invade southern Ruhr for public order
A Berlin wireless message today says German state defense troops will march into the southern Ruhr district to protect public order and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ruhr
Berlin
French Regret at Ban on American Films in Paris
Paris reporters report a ban on importing American motion pictures stirs laughter and fear among Parisians. The fervent film fans admit they favor U S productions and the army of moviegoers shows strong devotion to American stars despite the restriction.
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Paris
United States
France
Inauguration Reproduced on Wall Street Steps
The 131st anniversary of the Constitution is marked as George Washingtons inauguration is staged on the Wall Street sub treasurys steps. Thousands of bankers brokers and clerks watch actors reenact the ceremony under the Constitutional League of America.
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New York
George Washington
United States
Sub-Treasury Building
Wall Street
Constitutional League of America
Watson confession linked to killings finds no body in San Diego county
Los Angeles April 30 officers probing the alleged confession of Walter Andrew Watson alias James KR Huirt, who likened himself to Blue Beard, have not located the body of Nina Lee Delaney at the San Diego county site he described.
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Los Angeles
Walter Andrew Watson
James KR. Huirt
Nina Lee Delaney
Watson
San Diego County
New Commission Chooses Two I C C Nominees
President Wilson nominated two new interstate commerce commissioners Henry Jones Ford of Princeton and James Duncan of Quincy Massachusetts. A third nominee has been selected and will be sent to the senate once he consents to serve.
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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
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. Strong opposition centered on a sales tax to raise part of the 1 800 000 needed. Mondell, floor leader, said another conference would be held next week with date to be fixed.
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Washington
House
Representative Mondell
Inquest Hears No Officers Fired on Crowd in Butte Riots
Sheriff J K O Rourke testified at the Butte Montana inquest into the death of Thomas Manning that no officers or mine guards fired a shot during the April 24 rioting triggered by a miners strike.
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Butte
Mont
J. K. O'Rourke
Thomas Manning
Weather data snapshot and temperature shifts
The report records 6 am 34 36 54 with 95 88 52 humidity and wind from the SBE at 4:20 pm. It notes fog and clearing skies, normal temperature 46 degrees, mean 42, up 4 degrees in 24 hours, high 55 at 5 pm, low 30 at 6:45 am. Precipitation totals 5.49 inches since January 1, normal 3.78.
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SBE
Highways Report From Cheyenne Area
Cheyenne area road conditions report shows Greeley road passable and the road near Cheyenne better south of Dover. Yellowstone north opened about three miles beyond Pole Creek. No reports yet from Pine Bluffs or Laramie.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Greeley Road
Dover
Yellowstone
Pole Creek
Pine Blut
Laramie
May Day unrest spreads with communist literature
Police report holders distributing May Day proclamations by the central executive committee of the Communist Party of America across the West Side. North Side police ordered arrests for anyone found distributing the May Day literature. Berlin plans widespread worker celebrations with service suspensions and early newspaper editions.
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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 Defense
The record recounts the return of deportees to Hermanas New Mexico and their two days without food or shelter. Guards abandoned the men at Hermanas before troops escorted them to Columbus for government care until mid September. The defense for Wootton argued necessity justified the alleged kidnapping of Fred W. Brown, with Captain Wheeler taking responsibility and asserting deportation protected lives and property in Cochise County.
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Hermanas
N. M
War Department
Columbus
Wootton
Fred W. Brown
Cochise County
American Federation of Labor
Harry C. Wheeler
Strike turmoil and legal fight shadow Warren district case
The Warren district case features Judge Pattee allowing the defense to show local conditions as necessity, while denying nationwide I W W conspiracy claims. Testimony covers mine strike ties to 1917 events, mob action, and witness cross examinations detailing Cordillo and related suspects.
Testimony Details Terror and Pressures in Cordillo Case
Witness recounts mob threats and terror on the road to Wheatland and Cheyenne. He describes Pete Cordillo crying and urging him to stick to Pete's story, with Fuller pressing for the same narrative and the Oldsmobile as a continuous source of fear.
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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
Patterson
Iris
Denver
Cordillo Brothers
Irwin
Trabing
Price
Fuller
Firty Times
Jennings
Sheriff's Office
Tie
Oldsmobile
Woodhouse
Tiller
Cordillo trial details mob fears and juror expectations
Testimony shows Cordillo and Newell taken to Wheatland at Governor Carey request amid mob fear. Prosecution and defense present conflicting accounts of mob activity, jail safety, and prohibition enforcement. Witnesses recount Cordillo's movements, gun rumors, and key alibis as court nears verdict potential tonight.
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Wheatland
Carey
Patterson
Smith
Laramie
George Fuller
Fuller
Gils
Fred L. Crabbe
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wanted Setting Hens For Good Setters
Classified notice seeks four setting hens at 400 on Ninth Street. Seller offers four dollars each for birds known for good egg setting and reliable broodiness. Early contact advised to arrange purchase.
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Ninth Street
Fragmented OCR reflects political dispute over wartime legislation
A garbled OCR passage discusses a senator and party power, wartime finance, and legislative action. It references commissions, power shifts, and public debate about lawmaking and administration amid conflict. The fragment names no clear dates or individuals beyond generic political figures.
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Nia
NEW Commission
Cho
Terest
Germany
Wheeler
Samuel L. Pattee
Warren
Woolton
Warren District
Ernoon
Red Buttes
Mquor
Warl Daniels
Prohibition
Albany
State Pration Commissioner
Prohibition Department
Alber County
Laramie Publican
G. A. Cook
G. Cook
Laramiepublican
Alb County
Prosea Patterson
George G
Robert J. Fin
Colorado Aj Saloon League
John S. Phill
Harry S. Glass
Lola Q Cordillo
Borror
Joe Crandall
Grandall
Wature
Corn Products’ Refining Company
Battery Place
Bue Lake
Peneymidtr
Ponmishan
Wou
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