Goto Outlines Japan’s Shantung Stance at New York Talk
Former Japanese foreign minister Haren Shimpei Goto, addressing the Japan Society in New York, stressed that Japan seeks no permanent occupation of Shantung. He urged a China-Japan agreement to restore Shandong, suspend third-party concessions, and fund Chinese education with Boxer Indemnity funds, hoping for broader U S backed reform in China.
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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
Argentine strike to shut down business houses
Buenos Aires managers of commerce and industry warn that many firms will close as a result of ongoing strikes by employees. The disruption is seen as a response to what is described as unreasonable wage demands, with potential widespread paralysis of business in the capital.
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Alengs Aires
Buenos Aires
Four New Wyoming Corporations File Articles of Incorporation
The secretary of state records four new incorporations: W. Paxton Irvine Land & Live Stock Co with $150,000 capital in Douglas. Daniel Implement Co with $25,000 in Dan iel Lincoln County. Black Diamond Oil Co with $500,000 in Lander. Seolt Oil Co with $1,000,000 in Casper. Incorporators listed for each firm. Jerato Development Co increases capital from $10,000 to $100,000. Utah Refining Co files incorporation articles with $100,000 capital remaining in 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 Reach Fort Russell
Two special trains carrying more than 700 soldiers from eastern debarkation ports arrived at Fort Russell aboard the Burlington early yesterday morning. The men are to be discharged from the army at the fort.
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Debarkation
Fort Russell
Burlington
Newburn Named Chief Dispatcher in Wyoming Division
Union Pacific official A. W. Woodruff announces A. L. Newburn as chief dispatcher for the fourth and fifth districts, succeeding A. L. Dickson who moves to other duties. The Search Flight Club sponsors a baggar and bake sale this afternoon with tableau. Mrs. Hugh McGee returns to her ranch near Granite Canon after a visit in town.
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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
Hundreds of sound reproducing instruments are shown but authorities and artists declare that one is best the Victrola. Watch for the announcement of our program in a later issue of this paper and new sound proof parlors.
Too much grease never hurt automobile asserts expert
Mitchell Motors Company sales manager John Tovist of Racine Wisconsin says an all year round car benefits from spring overhauls. He warns grease cup passages clog from dirt and hardened grease causing wear and squeaks and urges cleaning and liberal lubrication to save money.
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Thay
John Tovist
Mitchell Motors Company
Itc
Racine
Wis
Oae
Mr. Tanish
Peace Terms to Be Revealed to How Today
War era dispatch notes secret Versailles session with Foch and Sir Rosslyn Wemyss as Tar dieu explains French provisions. Delegations—China Siam Cuba Guatemala Nicaragua Haiti Panama Liberia Honduras—will be admitted when peace terms are handed to Germans. Berlin ministers Landsberg and Giesbert reportedly not yet returned.
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Congress
Versailles
China
Siam
Cuba
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Haiti
Panama
Liberia
Honduras
RERLM
Veasilehe Zeitung
Landsberg
Giesbert
Berlin
Giesberts
Knight Campbell Music Company Moves Cheyenne Branch
The Knight Campbell Music Company moved its Cheyenne branch from Carey Avenue to 309 11 West Seventeenth Street, with remodeled rooms becoming one of the Rocky Mountain region’s finest music houses. Manager Huptoon and staff install stock as the formal opening is set for next Saturday.
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Knight-Campbell Music Company
Cheyenne
Carey Avenue
West Seventeenth Street
Huptoon
Rocky Mountain
Kranz to Open Second Lincoln Way Shop for Women
Jacob Kranz, Lincoln Way merchant, announced a lease on 246 Wear Lincoln Way, currently Michelob bar, and plans to open after July 1 a women’s wear store run by Mrs Keunz. The existing 240 Wom Lingola Way Keunz store will become an exclusive men’s wear shop run by Kranz.
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Kranz
Jacob Krams
Wear Lincoln "Way
Keunz
Wom Lingola ‘Way
Emil Busch Pioneer of Cheyenne Dies After Illness
Emil Busch dies at 6 p.m. at 2208 Pioneer Avenue after an illness of more than six months. Born March 6 1858 in Wealphialia Germany he came to America in 1678. He married in June 1895 in Apia pity. four children Eimil Arthur Dore and Mar were born of the union. Survived by his wife and one daughter. Previously he worked in Union Pacific shops and was a member of the I.O.O.F. and F.O.F.
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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 Former German Treasury Secretary
BERLIN May 6 Baron 11, a L Von Stengel secretary of the imperial treasury since 1903, is dead at 82. He helped guide finances during 1907 when German taxation measures faced Reichstag opposition. He resigned February 6, 1908 amid clashes with Prince Buelow over policy.
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Berlin
Baron von Stengel
Germany
Troy
Reichstag
Tween von Stengel
Prince of
Editor Shows Judgment as Anarchist Edict Noted in Buenos Aires
A Buenos Aires report notes an edict against anarchists posted today by police. The article mentions Bandera Roja publisher and officials moving on a boat to Montevideo. E Good of Burns and J P Fuller of Pine Bluffs named as notaries public 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 Auspices
Clark's Greater Shows a large street carnival on its own special train will exhibit in Cheyenne the week of May 12 17 under the local Eagles chapter. Tents will likely be on Thames Street between Lincoln Way and Eighteenth Street with extensions into Seventeenth Street. Six shows two riding devices and about thirty concessions form the layout of this major rodeo style carnival engagement.
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Clark
Cheyenne
Eagles
Thames Street
Lincoln ‘Way
Eighteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
T He
Elks Dance Thursday Amid Unearthed Cowboy Skeletons
A Cheyenne construction dig for cottages by the Home Building Association unearthed a fourth skeleton since work began. The remains, likely a cowboy, wore boots or spurs and had long hair still clinging to the skull. The bones were reburied at Lakeview potter's field.
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Cheyenne Home Building Association
Northrwestern
City
Lakeview
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