Mayor Cook Faces Removal Over Council Contempt and Power Clash
Cheyenne citizens react to a sensational bid by Mayor Cook to remove Aldermen Gates and Sincet from city council. The controversy centers on alleged abuse of executive authority and attempts to vacant council seats, prompting public condemnation and questions about constitutional limits and municipal governance.
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Women and Children At Home in Prisoner Rhetoric
A fragmented wartime style piece critiques harsh treatment of prisoners and argues for lawful restraint. It references wives, families, and labor, with a harsh dialogue about justice, coercion, and social duty amid unrest. Strong voices push for order and protection of dependents.
Alness case toward trial amid government prosection details
The report outlines the defense and government efforts in the Helike case, noting a Supreme Court ruling on May 4 that rejected a plea. Witness testimony and evidence about a device allegedly depriving a party of funds are mentioned, with references to Richard Parr and others connected to the investigation.
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Great Ceremony as King Welcomes Roosevelt in Oslo
The Norwegian capital hosted Theodore Roosevelt with King Haakon and Queen Maud greeting the party on arrival. The King’s platform was carpeted and a grand reception awaited the Roosevelts, who traveled from the southern end of the royal domain aboard a government train.
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Poet's Journey and Weston Pedestrian Tale in New York
A fragmentary poem passage recalls a poet and a famed 500 mile walk by Weston. It mentions William Ellery Channing, Joseph Choate, and a legal figure named to accompany Weston’s feat, including Choate's failed visit to see the journey end and a car collision en route.
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Gene Toomeas Hi. Hubbard
Joseph Hi. Choate
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Mayoral talks on boxing contests and permissive waver
Mayor Seidel says he has consulted ministers and officers to stop nonessential boxing events but sees value if contests are conducted properly and not brutal. He notes no objection to losing matches if they remain lawful and safe under state law.
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Baseball as Municipal Institution Faces Vote
Chicago May 4. Baseball survives as a municipal institution alongside fire and police as River Koross manager Ralph Scarritt leads a petition for village boards in Oak Park Forket Park and Maywood to approve a River Forest team this year. He urges paved streets water works and police protection as part of the plan.
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Taft Replies to 70 Criticism of Oryan
Taft defends his stance amid a string of criticisms and questions on railway and corporate policy. He notes the pending railroad bill and discusses freight rates, highway projects, and the merit of mileage bases. He emphasizes practical fixes over party lines while cautioning against risky reforms.
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San Francisco Valley & Napa Valley stockholders level charges
Ralph W. Boyer of Milford Massachusetts stockholder files a complaint in San Francisco against officers of the railroad alleging insolvency and yearlong losses. The suit accuses President William B. Botaford of Los Angeles and Vice President John T. York of misusing bond yields of 2000000 to back personal notes.
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Hill plans colonization of Central Oregon by railways
Portland Oregon May 4 President Louis J Hill of the Great Northern and James J Hill with railroad officials announced plans to develop Oregon and colonize Central Oregon over the next years. They cited 13 000 000 acres of untaken land in the state and said the Hill interests aim to settle vast areas in central and southern Oregon as well as the northwestern portion.
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Carter Bond Issue Amendment Considered in Senate
Washington May 4 Senator Carter of Montana chairman of the Senate irrigation committee is considering the advisability of offering a bond issue amendment. The move aims to finance irrigation projects and support farm development across multiple western states.
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Irrigation Bond Bill Advances as Amendment to Fund Withdrawal
The bill authorizing 46 million dollars in irrigation certificates passes the House substantially as the administration desires. If the House moves favorably on the 40 million measure, Chairman Carter may push withdrawal of public funds tied to the revenue raising bill and its final passage.
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Milk War Expands Among Farmers in Massachusetts
Boston May 4 A large portion of milk held back from contractors refusing winter prices is now in the hands of farmers as the milk war continues in Massachusetts. Consumers report no effect yet, while producers warn contractors may soon be unable to obtain enough supply.
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Pitian
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Massachusatts
Pisaing Tackia Jamea Bos at Sheri Coy
A brief squib notes Pisaing Tackia Jamea Bos grabbing a win at Sheri Coy as part of local sport coverage. The fragment mentions an event or match with these names and venue, without detailed results or context.
Antiseptic Pile Cones Promoted by Palace Pharmacy
Contractors claim ample milk supply and no milk famine risk. Advertisement touts Antiseptic Pile Cones as a cure while you sleep guaranteed by the Palace Pharmacy.
Train collision in Hilliard Missouri leaves one dead
Hilliard Missouri May 4 a head on crash between two Iron Mountain trains killed one engineer fatally injured another engineer and 22 passengers sustained injuries. The injured were taken to Poplar Bluff.
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