Mine Workers Chief John L Lewis Free On Bond
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, surrendered to a U S marshal in Indianapolis on a federal count of conspiracy to violate the Lever Act and was released on a $10,000 bond. He faces arraignment with other miners officials and coal operators named in the grand jury indictment.
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Indianapolis
John L.lewis
United Mine Workers of America
United States
United States District
Anderson
Local Cheyenne Boy Set for Lightweight Spotlight
Heinie Shuman, a Cheyenne youth, is touted to win three laurels as he trains for key bouts from Rocky Mountain circuits toward a world lightweight crown. Reports praise his Pacfic coast form, punishment tolerance, and sharp punching as fans expect a record-breaking crowd and major regional scalps.
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Heinie Shuman
Harry Kiscus
Denver
al Fort Russell
Pacific Coast
Shuman
Rocky—Mountain
Delegates Selected for Sheridan Republican Convention
Delegates to the Sheridan state Republican convention on May 10 were announced at state headquarters. Cheyenne nominees include F. O. Osborne Jacob Sherman W. Watts and Clyde M. Watts among others. A county committee meeting at Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce preceded the announcement.
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Sheridan
F. O. Osborne
Hillsdale
Sumner Miller
Pine Bluffs
Bert Bergerson
Heela
N. B. Colburn
Burns
Harry C. Wolfman
Fred Lg, Crabbe
Harry B. Henderson, Jr
Clyde M. Watts
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Railroads Asked to Provide Gas Gate for Cattle
Resolutions passed at a Chicago meeting of livestock dealers commission merchants and packing industry reps urge railroads to supply safer cars for live stock shipments. Speakers cited thousands of cattle injured by protecting spars and broken floors in shipping cars.
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Chicago
National Livestock Exchange
False alarm spurs early morning fire department call
The fire department responded at 4 am to a smoke-filled building at 721 West Eighteenth Street after a resident reported smoke. Fire crews found no fire and searched the house. a woman stood on the porch in thin clothing as investigators suspected the smoke originated from a furnace or stove.
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Eighteenth Street
Trio of Emp loyed at ExPhte a Office Get into Trouble
John Goldwaite John A Jones and Daniel O Connell were arrested at 1 30 am by a Union Pacific special agent and jailed on charges of robbing American Express shipments in Cheyenne. Revolvers and other goods were taken with some recovered at Fort Russell. The case, involving interstate theft, may be presented to the grand jury next week.
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John Goldwaite
John A. Jones
Daniel O'Connell
Union Pacific Railroad Company
American Express
Fort Russell
Cheyenne
Salt Lake
Ile
Express Company
United States
Grand
Sugar speculation linked to Cheyenne purchases and Hoover act probes
The Cheyenne fair price committee reports large sugar purchases by local dealers for speculative resale. Sugar seized yesterday was shipped to Denver banker J. M. Greenblatt as bank collateral, while a Denver man under indictment for Lever Act violations is linked to a supplier. Shipments to Chicago exceeded 15 000 pounds, and several buyers obtained 30 to 50 bags. Investigations may trigger Lever Act actions.
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Cheyenne
J. M. Greenblatt
Union State Bank of Denver
Denver
Ruben
Harry Smedlow
Cheyenne Fair Price Committee
Fair Price Committee
Chicago
Prohibition Repeal Push Faces House Hurdles
The article notes a change in rules to block repeal efforts via appropriation bills. Prohibition foes plan to strike the sundry civil bill allowance of 100000 dollars for enforcement, aiming to repeal the law. Wet leaders claim support has grown from 86 to about 105, while the house may resist.
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House
Sonora Official Provisional Leader Plans Conference Before Departure
Governor De La Huerta’s revolutionary regime reports that De Negi will depart at once for Sonora to confer with revolutionary leaders. He has arranged to open the new commercial agency prior to leaving.
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Revolutionary Party
de la Huerta
Sonora
Nberal
Carranza
de Negi
Schlessweig Joyful As Danes Return To Schleswig
Danish troops occupied Northern Schleswig after a plebiscite in the peace treaty granted it to Denmark. The move sparked enthusiastic scenes at Sonderburg where residents cheered the landing of the Danish forces including elderly veterans recalling past shelling.
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Copenhagen
Associated Press
Schleswig
Sonderburg
Cooling Pond Wall Failure At Light Plant
A wall in the cooling pond at the light plant failed after midnight, flooding Grow Creek and surrounding areas. A large crew repaired the wall, and turbines briefly operated on a non contracting basis until the pond was back in service. no interruption to power was reported.
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Grow
Promedestates Democratic Prohibition Vote In Primary
In Los Angeles Henry H Carder? Childer’s independent candidacy remains in doubt as results demand an official canvass. Childer opposes drastic national prohibition enforcement. Gavin McNabb of San Francisco leads the Democratic group in scattered returns. Henry Clay Needham’s prohibition faction trails with a light vote. Wood Widens Lead In Indiana Republican Preference Balloting shows Wood 75,990. Johnson 66,332. Lowden 383,920. Harding 17,983.
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Henry H. Childer
Los Angeles
Childers
Gavin McNabb
San Francisco
Henry Clay Needham
Wood
Indianapolis
Indiana
Johnson
Lowden
Harding
Michigan delegates pledge Johnson for president
Michigan's thirty delegates to the republican national convention were pledged by the state convention to use every effort to obtain the nomination of Senator Hiram W. Johnson and to stand by him as long as he has a chance for the nomination.
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Michigan
Johnson
S. Kalamazoo, Mich
Hiram W. Johnson
New Picture of Rail Board Head R M Barton
A photograph of R M Barton in Washington marks his appointment as head of the railroad labor board by President Wilson. He has long served as a member of the Tennessee court of appeals and now represents the public on the board.
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R. M. Barton
Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Wilson
Tennessee Court of Appeals
Jury Selected to Hear Rohm on Whisky Theft Case
Selection of a jury completed for Joseph Rohm and Glavence Lane charged with burglary over an $8,000 whisky theft from Capitol Coal Ice Storage. Jurors voted for separate trials. Rohm's case began with witness examinations but no verdict. Court reconvenes at 9 this morning.
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Joseph Rohm
Glavence EE. Lane
Capitol Coal, Ice & Storage Company
Kohm
Train No 3 Restored After Long Suspension
Train No 3 on the Union Pacific is back in service after the coal strike disruption. It operates between Omaha and Cheyenne with a sleeper from Omaha to Cheyenne and local runs westward. Arrival from the east is 10 30 am and departure westbound is 12 05 pm, with the east sleeper detached at Cheyenne to return on No 4.
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Union Pacific
Omaha
Cheyenne
Nebraska City
World and India Population Proportions
The excerpt states that one in five people worldwide lives in India and that two thirds of humanity rely on agriculture for support. It presents a snapshot of global distribution and economic dependence without further context or specifics.
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India
Colao To Say Wyoming's Keynote At State GOP Meet
Merle D. Vincent of Grand Junction Colorado has been chosen to deliver the keynote speech at Wyoming's Republican state convention in Sheridan. The event is set for May 10 with delegates and party members gathering to chart the campaign path.
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Sheridan, Wyo
Merle D. Vincent
Grand Junction
Colo
Christian Science Father Convicted of Manslaughter
Andrew Walker, a Christian Scientist, found guilty of manslaughter by a Newark jury for failing to provide medical treatment to his 9 year old daughter Dorothy who died last year from nasal diphtheria after receiving Christian Science treatment in place of medical care.
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Newark
N. J
Andrew Walker
Court of Common Pleas
Dorothy
Death of Dr. Crook Dears Cheyenne on Frontier Doctor
Born in Kentucky, Dr. Crook moved to Cheyenne in 1875 and built a vast medical and surgical practice. Known as the dean of Wyoming physicians, he was a familiar figure on Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, often with a lantern in winter and an Oldsmobile early in his career. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Kentucky
Crook
Cheyenne
Dean of Wyoming Physicians
Bresmahan
Doctor Crook
Dr. Crook
Subterranean Creek Delays Cheyenne Federal Building
Cheyenne recalls a hidden gravel bed carrying a large water flow that formed a creek under the federal building during construction. Engineer John A. Whiting says the underground river is seeping into sewers and city officials fear it may reach cellars.
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Cheyenne
Federal
Federal Building
John A. Whiting
Stolen Car Recovered by Greeley Gas Man
A car owned by Grover Gorsuch was stolen Tuesday night and found by the sheriff’s office the next morning at a Greeley filling station. The driver aroused suspicion and fled, leaving the vehicle and prompting police involvement.
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Greeley
Sheriff's Office
Hare
Grover Gorsuch
Local Notes on Planting Seeds and Community Bits
Yesterday locals worked seed beds for sweet peas as the ground warms. Gladiolus bulbs fetch fifteen cents in Cheyenne, a new high price. Hobbs Huckfeldt Finkbinder advertise auto tops and baby carriages. Farmers delay plowing due to wet fields, while Rotary Club elects Joe Shimits as sergeant-at-arms.
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Cheyenne
Lumber piles in east Union Pacific area noted
J. A. Kirkpatrick of 1821 Carey Ave reports that virtually all the lumber piles in the east end of the Union Pacific area are affected. No further details provided about ownership or cause.
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J. A. Kirkpatrick
Carey Ave
Union Pacific
Tin roofed yards shielded. fires unlikely soon
The area with tin roofs is covered and railroad management expects no further fires there for a while. The text notes savings accounts with 6 percent at Union Trust and mentions Cheyenne fishing tackle sales and Northwestern Mutual Life offices at 3056 First National Bank Building. Large mail volumes flow from Br. G. Donley’s Wyoming prohibition office.
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Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
First National Bank
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Feldt & Finkbinder
Hobbs, Huckfeldt & Finkbiner
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Union Trust
BR. G. Don~ley
Guntz Cigar Store
Boyds’ Stores
Sam Wilsons
Schwartz
Sands Hays
Plains Hotel Cigar Counter
Capitol Buffet
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Kiscus
Cheyenne State Bank
Capitol Avenue
Hynds Building
Columbia
Ford
Ceaters
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