R Clark asserts no nomination for Roosevelt and Brandeis debate
United States Senator Clark of Wyoming tells state leaders in Cheyenne that Roosevelt will not be the Republican nominee and that two wings of the party may unite this fall. He predicts no break with Germany and says the Brandeis nomination outcomes depend on the Senate judiciary committee vote.
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Roosevelt
Germany
Congress
Wilson
Louis D. Brandels
Supreme Court
United States
Senate
P. Clark
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Clark
Washington
Theodore Hoosevelt
Warren
Benjamin Ham‘ivon
Ing
Judiciary
Loute BD
Brandeis
Supreme Intand
Enator Clark
Calltt
State Parties Meet in Casper and Here Tomorrow
Two state conventions will be held tomorrow with Democrats meeting in Casper and Republicans in the city. Delegates will select national convention delegates and draft party platforms, focusing on prohibition and law enforcement planks. U S Senator Clark will address the public after a 10 o clock session at the Parish house.
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Casper
Cheyenne
Roosevelt
Hughes
T. R
Pat Sullivan
United States
Clark
C. J. Clark
Washington
Industrial Club
Kinkead
Elmer Keefe
John Foley
George W. Daliber
J. WW. Schroeder
Empress Theatre of
Penver
Verdim region warfare and multiple fronts flare
Reports say German forces resumed the drive in the Verdim region as Paris notes bombardment and trench skirmishes northwest of a fort. Berlin and Vienna describe mixed success and renewed activity on the Austro Hungarian front with clashes near Suc eros and air raids over Durasso and Albania.
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Verdim
Paris
Ves
Berlin
Edona
Ouarters
al Dinter
Vienna
Olyka
Suceros
Constantinople
Suda
Nile
Gudea
Salina
Durasso
Albania
Vienne
Stctiou
Aviona
Brindisi
Elihu Hoot Campaign Sanction Reported in New York
A May 6 announcement from congressman John W. Dwight in New York confirms Elihu Hoot has been sanctioned to lead a campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. Dwight heads the Hoot headquarters here and denies reports that Mr Root is not a candidate.
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New York
Pormal
Eliha Hoot
John W. Dwight
Root
Wireless Telephone in U S Navy Established
Washington May 6 officials announce a wireless telephone link between the Navy Department and sea commands. The system connected with land stations across the continental United States and enabled Secretary Daniels and senior officers to communicate with ships such as in Virginia Capes and with New Hampshire.
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Washington
Navy Department
Continental United States
Daniele
Navy
New Hampshire
Virginia Capes
British War Trade Minister Defends Starvation Blockade
Lord Robert Cecil, minister of war trade and undersecretary of foreign affairs, told the Associated Press Britain maintains the blockade under international law while Germany carries out a lawless campaign. He cited destroyed cargoes, denied neutral deaths, and cited Bismarck to justify the belligerent right to cut off supplies. He warned peace may come only after Britain restores European law and national destinies.
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London
Robert Cecil
Associated Press
Great Britain
England
Germany
Lord Cecil
Bismarck
Capriv
Cecil
Europe
Cheyenne laborer accused of embezzling $14000
Oscar Droege alias O B McClain, long time hospital clerk, is transported from Cheyenne to Ray Brook New York to face embezzlement charges totaling about 14000 dollars from a New York State TB treatment hospital. His wife exposed his past, including a prior sentence in New Mexico and a Denver jail escape.
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Oscar Droege
O. BE. McClain
Raybrook
N. Y
C. L. Poo
Fred Cashnaw
Essex County
New York
New York State Hospital
Droege
Denver
Cacaj
Thomas £. Holland
McClain
Holland
Ombeseler
New Mesivo
Bante Pe
New Mexico
Bandit Carlisle Must Face Trial In Court Monday
The district court denied Carlisle's demurrer challenging the death penalty statute and ordered the trial to begin Monday at 10 a.m. Prosecutors argue intent to rob as the crime, while defense claims no overt act exists. Witnesses including EH O'Brien and W G Volk Jr. Day await testimony from Overland Line robberies.
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District Court
W. E. Mullen
Tom Hunter
Will L. Carlisle
Wnlon Pacific Bandit
W. C. Montger
Supreme Court
Carliste
Carlisle
Menzger
Mullen
Nile
EH. O'Brien
W. G. Volk
Jr. W. R. Day
Chug
German reply strengthens belief that break has been averted
May 6 El Paso reports General Carranza sent a message to General Obregon calling the agreement with the United States satisfactory aside from minor points. Final conference expected to sign the protocol tomorrow as talks continue on cooperative action between Mexican and American troops in Mexico. Meanwhile Alvarado and La Bougulila Mining Companies plan to resume operations southward next week.
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EL Paso
Carrane
Obregon
United States
Mexico
Carranza
Generale Scott
Alvarado
la Bougulila
Jacinto Evino
Torreon
Baseball Practice at Pioneer Park Boosts Cheyenne Interest
Interest in Cheyenne baseball grows after announcement of the Waseda Japs game on May 1. About twenty five candidates try out for the term as a practice game is played this afternoon at Pioneer Park. Players aim to earn the honor of competing again against the Japanese collegians.
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Waseda Japs
Pioneer Park
Policeman Shot During Simulated Hold-up Incident
A police officer acting as a hold-up was shot by a detective who believed the scene real. The detective was arrested and the wounded officer was taken to a hospital for treatment.
Commissioners Fail to Appoint Sheriff This Week
County commissioners delay selecting a new sheriff after considering Republican committee recommendations. Applications have been received for the post, but no public location or timetable is given for a decision. Speculation grows about a candidate to succeed the late Sheriff Prank J. Roach.
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J. Roach
Republican Central Committee
Aes Wal
Bank Call For May First Assued WASHINGTON
The comptroller of the currency issued a rule requiring 4 Pryart on the condition of Sossuces at the close of business May 1. This action applies to all national banks as of May First.
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Washington
German reply may not be accepted unconditionally
Washington reports indicate that while Germany’s note may avoid an immediate break, officials see divisions over unconditional acceptance. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing study the text as Count von Herrnstorf returns to Washington with minor differences noted between official and press versions. Some officials view the German note as indicating a desire for peace, potentially prompting exploratory talks with the war powers while delaying action to test Germany’s good faith.
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Wasilington
Germany
Wilson
Lansing
Count von Hernstorff
Washington
Gerard
Perhapeghia
May Term Opens in Federal Court With Full Docket
The May term of the federal court opens tomorrow under Judge John A. Riner. The criminal docket includes cases like Rueben H. Shatford accused of rape and William Raymer charged under the white slave law. The civil docket is longer with many dates of importance to come.
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John A. Riner
Rueben H. Shatford
Winston G. Charchl Aoctoe
John M. Wagner
William Raymer
Worland
Matle
Pool
Dugger
Yellowstone Park
Manowal Bakery Employee Struck on Carey Avenue
Philip Mead, a Manowal bakery worker, was hit by a car on Carey avenue near Capitol Grill yesterday morning. The automobile was driven by Maude Varney. Mead suffered a broken hip and other injuries, while the occupants of the car included Clara Vavra Edith Varney and several others.
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Philip Mead
Manowal Bakery
Carey Avenue
Capitol Grill
Misa Maude Varney
Mead
Mies Varney
Mise
Clara Vavra
Edith Varney
Mere
Ko ON
Merit
Milton Flansman Dies of Pulmonary Tuberculosis in Cheyenne
Milton Flansman aged 24 died late yesterday afternoon at 106 West Highteenth Street from pulmonary tuberculosis. He arrived in Cheyenne recently from Denver after contracting the disease in Chicago. The body will be shipped today to Obicegu by Clyde Early, with his mother accompanying the remains.
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Milton Flaxsman
Slater
A. E. Marvels
Wast Highteeuth Street
Cheyenne
Denver
Chicago
Deover
Blewee
Obicegu
Clyde
Wilson’s Mexico Policy Wins Support From Bishop
Saratoga Springs N Y May a Methodist conference heard Bishop Francis J McConnell of Denver defend President Wilson’s Mexican policy. He said U S aims to show Mexicans the United States does not want Mexico and that American outrages are exaggerated. He noted few Americans killed outside border region and praised Methodist missionaries for relieving suffering.
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Saratoga Springs
Meaino
Francis J McConnell
Denver
Episcopal General Conference
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Mesien
Chevesnadlov Wins Honghis at Univ
Rishi Chevesnadlov won the competitive hit at the University of Wyoming yesterday, defeating cadets from Company A of the cadet corps amid strong interest in the event. He received a medal for the feat.
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Chevesnadlov
Honghis
Univ Rishi
Bon AG. Eichingler
Furmee
Cherrose
University of Wyoming
Goverty
Evenm Dop Saingler
Vereveadl Tb
City official returns from Manser to finalize refunding bonds
Clare J. J) Stawalter arrived from Manser after Friday to complete arrangements for refunding a G24 municipal bond issue of Cheyenne. He took part of the city’s funds to New York for transfer and orders Keltins & S048 of Denver to forward the balance for overloading Bloade of Verity.
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Clare J. J
Stawalter
Manser
Municipal Bonis
Cheyenne
I. Keltins
Denver
New York
Verity
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O. E. MecClain
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W. C. Mentzer
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Ojor Azules
Howse
Lee
Howe
Villa
Pioneer
Riner
Ardmore
M. E. Bishop
Bishop McConnell
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