Twenty-Second Street Ten Made Model For City
Cheyenne city council met in regular session led by Mayor Gil. Bills were approved and a state farm board lease release granted. Bids awarded for feeding prisoners and for scavenger work. Street improvements on East Twenty second Street debated with support for a boulevard. opposition limited to protest signs.
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Twenty-Second Street
Cheyenne
Gil
Cornellmen Granger
Shingie
Sweet, Snow, Rahn, Laughlin
Hanesworth
Robetallie
Committee On
State Farm Board
W. T. Cooke
United States Department of Agriculture
Charles Turner
Wilson & Peddycourt
Nineteenth
Thames
Eddy
Seymour Street
Granger
Laughlin
Laramie
University City
J. F. Jenkins
Thompson
Insurance Firms Fight Tax With 2-Cent Stamps On Policyholders
Washington reports that large insurance companies spend about 100000 in stamps to warn policy holders the Underwood tariff would shift the 1 percent income tax to dividends. Critics say dividends were misrepresented as profits and the tax would not be passed to policy holders.
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Washington
United States
Democratic House
Insurance Companos
Bus
Underwood
New York
Aotna
Prudential
Metropolitan
Up & Wayl Reserve Fund
Wall Street
Bays
Cordell Hall
Mystery theft claims 143 hundred-dollar bills in transit
Denver officials and private investigators from the Treasury Secret Service Wells Fargo and Co and the Denver police probe the theft of 143 one hundred dollar bills from an express package sent from the Washington D C redemption office to the Central National Bank in Oakland California. Clipped magazine pages replaced the bills and the package showed a genuine government seal, leading investigators to suspect theft occurred before shipment rather than in transit.
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Denver
Secret Service
United States Treasury Department
United States Express Company
Wells Fargo & Co
Denver Police Department
National Bank
Washington, D. C
Central National Bank
Oakland
Cal
Wells, Fargo & Co
United States Express Office
Pacific Coast
Express
Washington
Express Company
Redemption Office
Ten Thousand Families May Get Free Homes Line
The Cheyenne land office logged 162 homestead entries in April and 25 in early May under a new three year law. County lands under entry include Laramie Platte Goshen Albany Carbon and part of Fremont totaling about 8 million acres with only 20 percent tillable. The article suggests 10 000 families could obtain farm land, with listed yesterday entrants including Ralph W Platte Charles Clark Sam M McQuay Myron Thompson Vinnia Milburn Christine Torgerson Jon Benson and Herbert Henshell.
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Cheyenne Land Office
Wyoming
Laramie
Platte
Goshen
Albany
Carbon
Fremont Counties
Local Land Office
Ralph HW. Platte
Carbon County
Charles ©. Clark
Biromaberg
Neb
Rock River
Policemen Convicted in Corruption Conspiracy Case
Four polio inspectors including J F Thompson Jamon BE and Dennis Sweeny were convicted by a New York Supreme Court jury for conspiring to obstruct justice. The verdict comes as authorities continue efforts to root out graft in public health enforcement.
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New York
J. F. Thompson
Jamon BE
Hausey
Joby Marsha
Dennis Sweeny
Supreme Court
Two Model Mothers of St. Louis Exhibit in Washington
Mrs. Anna Mclain Sankey and her daughter Virginia and Mrs. Stott Parsons with her daughter Jane travel to Washington as exhibits before the commissioner of education. They were trained in a St. Louis school organized by Mrs. Fannie Hughey who advocates a new education plan emphasizing play with dolls to develop skills, self confidence, and appreciation for social service, with dolls and tiny gardens used to teach nature studies and color.
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St. Louis
Washington
Anna Mclain Sankey
Virginia
Let Us Try It Taft Sees Tariff Bill Change Debate
Former President William Howard Taft in Yale lecture discusses modern government aims and proposes a reform school to curb corporate influence, broaden equal opportunity, and adjust property holdings. He questions radical shift, preferring improvements within representative government and blaming peoples’ own actions for governance faults.
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New Maven
Yale
William Howard Taft
Kent
New School
Taft
Henry Peek Leads The Leader Comic Feature
Henry Peek dominates the page with trials tribulations and triumphs in the morning cartoons. The Leader notes Peek provides more laughs and lessons than any other feature and will continue him for the benefit of the Leader family.
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Venus
Henry Peek
Academhia
Henry
Divorced Wife Cares for Peck New Wife Unable
New York reports that Professor Peck, formerly at Columbian University, was moved from Ithaca Hospital to a train bound for New York under custody of his divorced wife Mia Cornelia Peck and a trained nurse. The prognosis shows some recovery but doctors say his sanity cannot be restored by Mrs Peck's faith healing.
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New York
Thornton Peck
Ithaca Hospital
Mia
Cornelia Peck
Pack
Christian Seience
Witack Hin
Henwon
Tork
Mra
Eligebeth Peck
Han
Mala Arrandemendt
Beatae
Hughand
Mra Peck
Podelde
Johnson Jury Convenes Over Indictment on Immorality Charge
Chicago May 6 The federal jury to try Jack Johnson on the Indictment connected with the hanging incident is to be completed tomorrow morning The government’s elder witness Helle Bohrelber is expected to testify Johnson is accused of bringing Miss Behreiber from Pittburg to Chicago for immoral purposes
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Helle Bohrelber
Johnson
Miss Behreiber
Pittyburg
Woman's Suffrage Bill Defeated in Parliament Amid Militants Tactics
London reports show the woman's suffrage bill rejected by 2606 to 219, with over 50 Irish Nationalists opposing and militant suffragette tactics blamed for harming chances. Fires at St Catherine's church and a bomb incident at the Grand Hotel targeting visitors followed, as police investigated Ada Ward’s alleged act.
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London
UES
House of Commons
St. Catherine's Church
Suburce
Vieter Truscott
Ada Ward
Grand Hotel
Just Eighteen Bride's Plea Fails At Court
A Denver couple visited the county clerk's office to claim the bride was legally 18, but officials insisted on 21 for marriage. The pair, insisting she was just 18, left after the denied request amid tense, romance flavored drama and parental opposition.
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Denver
Court House
Surprised by Friends’ Financial Straits in Touch Attempts
The line hints at the surprise many feel when friends are broke as they try to connect or make a touch, reflecting social strain and economic pressures among peers.
Prevent the Fly Invasion A Warning From Dr Snyder
Dr Snyder warns it is crucial to prevent housefly breeding now for late summer. He notes one fly in April and May can yield thousands later and calls flies a major health threat spreading typhoid and cholera, urging sanitation and containment.
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DR. Snyder
Cheyenne
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