Mayor Cook Faces Removal amid Confrontation over Council
A Cheyenne city crisis centers on Mayor Cook’s bid to remove Alderman Gates and Sincet from office, with calls for public money sparing and condemnation of power misuse. Citizens react to the heated dispute as procedures and authority are debated.
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Women and Children At Home in Prisoner News Commentary
A lengthy, fragmentary wartime style piece contemplates women and children left at home as prisoners face harsh treatment. It discusses punishment, labor, and moral duty, with asides about revenge, law, and the role of wives and families in supporting wartime efforts.
Court Dismisses Spinallity Plea in Heike Conspiracy Case
May 4 reports say the Supreme Court rejected Henry Spinallity’s argument in the Heike conspiracy case. Prosecution evidence centered on a device used to deprive a party of goods, with Richard Parr cited among key figures in the broader fraud scheme.
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Great Ceremony As King Welcomes Roosevelt in Oslo
In Oslo Norway King Haakon and Queen Maud greet Theodore Roosevelt during a formal ceremony. The Roosevelt party arrived by special train and were received with honors at the station amid ceremonial guards and red carpet.
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Poem and Weston's Pedestrian Journey Recap
A fragmented verse piece recalls a poet with open hands and nature imagery. The text shifts to recount William Ellery Channing, Gene Toomes Hubbard, and Joseph Choate, noting Choate’s attempt to see Weston’s 500 mile trek. Weston himself describes facing a car collision near journey’s end but remains undisturbed about future impact.
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Mayoral Effort to Permit Boxing Contests Amid Debate
Mayor Emil Seidel reports talks with supporters and opponents over boxing matches here seeking a lawful, non brutal event. He says some fear harm yet argues properly run contests can be lawful and enjoyable, while court rulings may influence future actions.
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Nines as Municipal Institutions In Chicago May 4
Chicago May 4. Baseball endures as a municipal institution alongside fire and police per a plan by Ralph Scarritt manager of the River Kors team He petitions village boards of Oak Park Forked Park and Maywood to back a river forest village team this year including paving streets water works and police stations tentative steps are outlined by Scarritt with civic support suggested
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Taft Replies 70 Criticism of Oryan
Taft addresses seventy criticisms of Oryan during a public session. He defends the administration’s approach to corporate greed and freight rates while urging cautious support for certain railway measures. He also critiques proposed mileage based freight charges as potentially risky.
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Stockholders accuse officers in San Francisco rail line
A stockholder Ralph W. Boyer of Milford Massachusetts accuses San Francisco Valencia Napa Valley railroad officers of insolvency and misusing $1,000,000 in bond yields to secure personal notes. He cites chronic losses over the past year and targets President William B. Botaford of Los Angeles and Vice President John T. York.
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Hill Plans Colonization Drive for Central Oregon
Portland May 4 President Louis J Hill of the Great Northern with James J Hill and railroad officials announced plans to develop Oregon resources and colonize Central Oregon in the next few years. He cited 13 000 000 acres of untaken land and the Hill group aims to settle hundreds of thousands in the region and the northwest.
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Carter's Bond Issue Amendment Debated in Senate
Washington May 4 Senator Carter of Montana, chair of the senate irrigation committee, is weighing the advisability of offering an amendment to a bond issue proposal. The discussion centers on funding terms and project scope for water infrastructure.
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Bill authorizes $46 million irrigation certificates pass House
The bill authorizing $46 million in irrigation certificates advances in the House as an amendment to the administration measure allowing withdrawal of public funds from settlement. If the House does not act favorably on the $40 million measure, Chairman Carter may push withdrawal in tandem with final passage of the revenue-raising bill.
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Parmers and Milk Dealers in Fight in Massachusetts
Boston reports show farmers and milk dealers waging a milk war over winter prices. Consumers feel no immediate effect as producers warn contractors will soon be unable to obtain enough supply to meet demand.
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PISAing TACKIA. JAMEA BOS, PISAing TACKIA
Sheri Coy reports on a local event with unclear text. The readable fragments mention PISAing TACKIA and JAMEA BOS in a possibly sports or community note, with limited context and no clear outcomes.
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Contraction Era Contractors Claim No Milk Shortage
Contractors express confidence of ample milk supply and deny imminent milk famine while promoting antiseptic pile cones with a promise of cure during sleep at Palace Pharmacy.
Train collision in Hilliard area tolls one dead
May 4 in Hilliard Missouri an iron Mountain train collision killed one engineer, fatally injured another, and injured 22 passengers. The wreck occurred near here and survivors were transported to Poplar Bluff for treatment.
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