Tomorrow's Message to Today by Dr Van Dyke
Dr Henry Van Dyke urged a better settlement of capital and labor relations in Honolulu addresses marking the Hawaiian Missions Centennial. He argued for currency reform and arbitration to reduce strikes, advocating collective bargaining and mutual responsibility between labor and capital.
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Honolulu
T. H
Henry van Dyke
United States
the Hague
van Dyke
Potsdam Gang
Britain
France
America
Welsh coal miners vote on government pay plan at Morriston Copper Pit
Miners at the Copper Pit Morriston Wales ballot on a government wage settlement. A ballot box rested on an old bucket near the mine shaft as men voted between shifts. Unrest in the mines remains a major issue for England.
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Wales
The
Pic
Ture
Morriston
England
Cheyenne as a Regional Transport and Industry Hub
The narrative outlines Cheyenne as a pivotal transport gateway with Yellowstone and Lincoln highways, linking to Galveston and Seattle, and serving as a distribution center for agriculture and oil industries. It notes major firms Roxana Kaseming Midwest Oil Gates and International Harvester parts, two local manufacturers, and federal post office status as a state wholesale hub.
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Burlington & Colorado
Southern
Cheyenne
Galveston
Texas
Seattle
Washington
Yellowstone National Park
Roxana
Royal Dutch Shell
Kaseming
Prairie Oil and Gas Company of
Kansas
Midwest Oil Company
Gates Oil Company
Wyoming
International Harvester Company of America
Cheyenne Brick Yard
Cheyenne Milling and Elevator Company
Cheyenne as a Western commerce and industry hub
Cheyenne serves as a major wholesale and distribution center with Union Pacific and Burlington loading stock, extensive rail yard activity, and a large automobile distribution network. The city houses state federal and county government buildings, a strong Chamber of Commerce, Fort D. A. Russell nearby, six banks, and leading wool packing and meat facilities.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Burlington and Colo, & Southern
Tetons
Black Hills
Plains
Montana
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Willys-Overland
Oldsmobile
Studebaker
Buick
Essex
Hudson
Lexington
Franklin
Templar
Cadillac
Cleveland
Titian
Ford Cars
Fordson
Nash Cars
Nash Trucks
Republic
Union Pacific
Mississippi River
Chamber of Commerce
Fort
D. A. Russell
Gheyenne
United States
Hanna
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Omaha
Denver
Kansas City
Chicago
Hammond Packing Company
National Lumber and Mill Company
J. M. Cassidy
Yellowstone National Park
West
Leader
Watches and timepieces flourish in 19th century industry
In the mid 1800s P. S. Bartlett of the American Horologe Company returns home and quips about making seven watches daily. His friends doubt the market, while the firm Robt H Ingersoll & Co. later surpasses with a production of twenty thousand watches per day.
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P. S. Bartlett
Robt, H, Ingersoll & Bro
Removing Colorado Springs Public Safety Chief Johnson
In a Colorado Springs open council meeting on May 5 charges seek the removal of D. G. Johnson, commissioner of public safety. The action alleges attempts to oust city employees by halting salaries, blocking police payroll approval, noncooperation with civil service, allowing unsupervised dance halls, using abusive language, and interfering with department heads. Mayor Thomas filed the petition on behalf of the council.
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Colorado Springs
D. G. Johnson
Public Safety
Johnson
Police Department
Eivil Service Commission
Thomas
Monument to Volta to be unveiled in Rome in 1927
The Italian professor Alessandro Volta, inventor of the volt, will be commemorated in Rome with a monument in 1927 marking the hundredth anniversary of his death.
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Alessandro Volta
Rome
Raincoats and public notices dot Cheyenne city brief
City notes report raincoats sold cheaply as new runs, school barn near Burlington tracks, fences and wires hindering move. Twilight showers ease snow, county commission sessions continue, park hedge greens, rain clears snowdrifts, streets muddy. Elk dance tonight, Rotary lunch installs officers, Frontier committee endorses plans, posters urge navy enlistment. Drivers use side curtains amid damp streets. dogs from the pound are shot after a week.
Week cold but favorable for stock industry
The weekly weather bulletin for May 3 notes temperatures about four degrees below normal but overall favorable for live stock and farm activity. Lambing losses were reported, calf crop fair to poor, ranges backward, stock returning from other states, and small grains like wheat and rye doing well while oats remain unsown.
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United States Weather Bureau
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Lander
Salt Lake
PoE Players on Train Too Speedy for Cheyenne
A Cheyenne man told Denver police about a poker hustle aboard a Cheyenne to Denver train. He described two suspects, a tall well-dressed man and an accomplice who joined the game and drained his funds, leaving him $165 poorer. He warns others to beware slick gamblers on trains.
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POE
Chevennente
Denver
Cail
For Sale Two Houses on Corner Lot in One Deal
For sale a new five room house with bath lavatory closets maple floors finished basement on corner lot 49 by 432 two room house at rear rented for 12 dollars monthly. Five minutes from U P shops. Price 4200 cash 2880 balance 1370 with three year fire insurance. No 202 East 8th Street.
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U. P
East 8Th Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capital
Tabor
Morriston Miners
Hobt. H, Ingersoll & Bro
Jownson
City News
Burlington Tracks
Seymour Street
Elks
Shembeck
Rotary Club
Plains Hotel
Frontier Committee
Charles D. Carey
Post Office
Navy
United States District Court
Edith Fowler
Laramie County
Federal
Colorado & Southern
Fort Russell
Heinie Schuman
Everett W. Glascke
Guntz Cigar Store
Boyds” Stores
Sam Wilsons
Schwartz
Sands-Hays
Plains Hotel Cigar Counter
Capitol Buffet
Shuman Pacific Coast
Kiscus
FORD
Auto Specialty Company
1712 Thomes
Sidney E. Bartlett
Mgr
Fremont Land Co
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Co
Saliti
Ntres
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