Goto Addresses Japan Society on Shantung Policy
Former Japanese foreign minister Goto argues China Shantung status should evolve with restraint not permanent cession. He urges a peaceful China-Japan agreement, calls for Boxer Indemnity funds to aid Chinese education, and pleads for reforms to build confidence with foreign powers.
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Associated Press
New York
Ue Japan Society
Haren Shimpei Goto
Japan
Kiae Chau
Ghi
Lieberman
Ter Tihifa
Shuntang
China
Kiao Chau
Kina
Shantong
Chiba
Sk China
Strike May Paralyze Argentine Business
Buenos Aires managers of commercial and industrial enterprises announce a likely shutdown of many business houses due to unbearable demands from striking employees. The action underscores a broad labor dispute affecting the Argentine economy in May.
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Alengs Aires
Buenos Aires
Four Concerns File Incorporation Papers
Several Wyoming firms filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. W. Paxton Irvine Land & Live Stock, capital stock 150000, located in Douglas, with incorporators W. Paxton Irvine Villa M. Irvine and Joseph Hiarat. Daniel Implement company, capital stock 25000, Dan iel Lincoln county, incorporators J. W. Montrose William Woods EB. D. Key W. G. Enos and W. N. Miller. Black Diamond Oil company capital stock 500000, headquarters Lander, incorporators A. J. Fly J. G. Snook G. W. Compton and William A. Lucas. Seolt Oil company capital stock 1000000, headquarters Casper, incorporators Robert K. Seott J. F. Leeper W. EB. Downie F. 3. Wolf and W. S. Kimball. Jerato Development company increases capital stock from 10000 to 100000. Utah Refining company capital stock 100000 filed certified copy of incorporation articles from Utah.
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Secretary of State
W. Paxton
Capital Stock
Lander
A. J. Fly
J. G. Snook
G. W. Compton
William A. Lucas
Seolt Oil Company
Casper
Two Trainloads of Soldiers Arrive at Fort Russell
Special trains from eastern ports brought over seas men to Fort Russell early yesterday morning. About 700 to 800 soldiers disembarked to be discharged from the army.
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Debarkation
Fort Russell
Burlington
Newburn Appointed Chief Dispatcher for Fourth Fifth Districts
Superintendent A W Woodruff of the Wyoming division announces A L Newburn as chief dispatcher for the fourth and fifth districts, replacing A L Dickson who moves to other duties. The Search Flight Club hosts a baggar and bake sale this afternoon with tableau. At 8 30 p m services are at the AME church corner 18th and Thames. Mrs Hugh McGee returns to her ranch near Granite Canon yesterday.
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A. W. Woodruff
Wyoming
Union Pacific
A. L. Newburn
A. L. Dickson
Tibleau
Eighteenth
Thames Ehreels
Hugh McGee
Granite Canon
One Best Sound Reproducer Declared by Musical Authorities
The voice of musical authorities and world class artists proclaims the Victrola as the best sound reproducing instrument. Watch for the program announcement in a later issue as new sound proof parlors are introduced.
Too Much Grease Never Hurts Automobile Expert Says
Expert sales manager John Tovist of Mitchell Motors Company Racine Wisconsin explains spring car overhauls. He warns grease cup passages clogging causes rapid wear and squeaks. Regular cleaning inspecting and liberal lubrication can prevent costly damage.
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Thay
John Tovist
Mitchell Motors Company
Itc
Racine
Wis
Oae
Mr. Tanish
Peace Terms at Versailles Revealed to Delegations
A May 6 dispatch reports secret talks at Versailles with Foch and Admiral Wemyss as French negotiator Tar dieu explains terms to delegates. It notes excluding nations to be admitted later and a Berlin claim about Landsberg and Giesbert returning to Berlin being denied.
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Panis
Congress
Versailles
China
Siam
Cuba
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Haiti
Panama
Liberia
Honduras
RERLM
Veasilehe Zeitung
Landsberg
Giesbert
Berlin
Knight Campbell Music Co Moves Cheyenne Branch
The Knight Campbell Music Company moved its Cheyenne branch from Carey Avenue to 309 11 West Seventeenth Street. Manager Hupton and staff installed stock in remodeled rooms, making a premier music house in the Rocky Mountain region. The formal opening is planned for next Saturday.
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Knight-Campbell Music Company
Cheyenne
Carey Avenue
West Seventeenth Street
Huptoon
Rocky Mountain
Kranz Plans Second Lincoln Way Shop for Women
Lincoln merchant Jacob Kranz announced he leased No 246 Wear Lincoln Way, formerly the Michelob bar, and will open after July 1 an exclusively women’s wear store run by Mrs Keunz. The current No 240 Wear Lincoln Way store will become a men’s wear shop run by Kranz.
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Jacob Krams
Wear Lincoln "Way
Keunz
Wom Lingola ‘Way
Kranz
Emil Busch Pioneer of Cheyenne Dies After Illness
Emil Busch longtime Cheyenne resident died last night at 6 o'clock at his home 2208 Pioneer avenue after more than six months illness. Born March 6 1858 in Wealphialia Germany he came to America in 1878 married June 1895 at Miller City. Survived by his wife and four children Emil Arthur Dora and Marie. He worked at Union Pacific shops and was a member of the 170 O F and F O.
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Emil Busch
Pioneer Avenue
Wealphialia
Germany
America
Miller
Apia
Eimil
Arthur
Dore
Mar.warile
Leia
Union Parifie
Baron Von Stengel Dies of Treasury Career Ends
BERLIN May 6 Baron 11 a L Von Stengel secretary of the imperial treasury from 1903 to 1908 is dead at 82. He helped shape German financial policy amid fiscal crises in 1907 and 1908 and resigned February 6 1908 after disputes with Prince von Buelow.
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Berlin
Baron von Stengel
Germany
Troy
Reichstag
Tween von Stengel
Prince of
Editor Shows Good Judgment Alerted in Anarchist Edict
Buenos Aires on May 6 reports an edict against anarchists was posted today. The police action followed the posting and banderas Roja publisher faces next steps. Commissions as notaries public were issued to E. Good of Burns Charles C. Gross and J. P. Fuller all from Pine Bluffs by Governor Carey.
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Buenos Aires
Redical
Bandera Roja
Montivideo
Y E. Good
Burns
Charles ¢. Gross
Pine Bluffs
J. P. Fuller
Carey
Clark's Shows to Exhibit In Cheyenne Under Eagles Aid
Clark's Greater Shows, a large street carnival outfit, comes to Cheyenne for the week of May 12 17 under the auspices of the local Eagles lodge. Shows tents rise on Thames Street between Lincoln Way and Eighteenth, with six shows two riding devices and about thirty concessions. The engagement is billed as a major railway carnival attraction on the road.
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Clark
Cheyenne
Eagles
Thames Street
Lincoln ‘Way
Eighteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
T He
Elks Dance Preview and Buried Cowboy Found Nearby
An Elk's dance event is announced for Thursday night while workmen uncover a fourth skeleton during excavations for cottages by the Cheyenne Home Building Association. The remains resemble a cowboy buried with boots and spurs and are sent to Lakeview Potter's Field.
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Cheyenne Home Building Association
Northrwestern
City
Lakeview
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A. B. Chase
Hobart M. Cable
Malcolm
H. L. Phillips
Apollo
Victor
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