Cheyenne Considers U S Civilian Training Camp at Fort Douglas
Cheyenne business and professional men discuss establishing a U S civilian training camp at Fort Douglas Utah possible next year if local interest supports it. Lt L G R James Wyoming National Guard inspector explains costs and scope serving Utah Montana Idaho Wyoming Colorado and Nevada六月.
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Fort Douglas
United States
Utah
Cheyenne
Industrial Club
L. GR. James
Wyoming National Guard
Fort
D. A. Russell
J. Ross Carpenter
Co. A. Semrad
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
Fort Russell
James
Ney
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Nevada
John D. Clark
Lincoln Highway Film Committee
Marty B. Henderson, Jr
Chautauqua Committee
Lyceum Bureau
Irvin 8
Wolk
Union Band
Archie Allison
T. Blake Kennedy
New York
Missing trooper found wandering in woods near Marathon
Marathon Tex May 15 F Kupdants a missing trooper of Company A Fourteenth United States Cavalry was found wandering in the woods half dead from thirst He will recover officials said The search had been mounted after he vanished during a routine patrol two days earlier in the area around Marathon Texas
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Tex
F. Kupdants
Co. A
Fourteenth United States Cavalry
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Woode
Froday
Obregon
Fanston
Calis
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Villa
Fawe
Germany
England
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Mexico
Pershing
Columus
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Carranza
Big Bend
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Tle Oblef
Ayatorf
Lobel
Jailed After Plot to Blow Up Bank in Kingsville
Corpus Christi May 15 police report eleven men jailed as sheriff and secret service say Jose M Morin former Villa general planned to blow up the Kingsville bank and a hardware store in a scheme uncovered by authorities.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Kingsville
Scarborough
Secret Service
Jose M. Morin
Villa General
Kingsville Bank
English Mail Interference Strains U S British Talks
Washington reports negotiations with Great Britain over interference with U S mails and neutral commerce will be resumed. A sharp note on mail treatment is being prepared and a reply to Britain’s blockade defence is planned. Secretary Lanning says talks continue despite the German note and Britain must comply with international law. The Red Cross hospital supply issue to Germany may prompt another protest.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
State Department
Secreary
Lanning
Wilson
Red Cross
Germany
Brandeis Case Heads to Senate Without Recommendation
Washington May 15 The Brandeis nomination to the U S Supreme Court appears likely to go to the Senate without a judiciary committee recommendation after a secret session failed to produce a favorable report. Republican committee members oppose the nomination while some Democrats hesitate to oppose it in committee.
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Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court of the
United States
Senate
Judiciary
Methodist Conference Faces Two Hot Contests in Episcopal Reforms
At Baratoga Springs two clashes loom in the Methodist Episcopal general conference. The Episcopacy committee backs a supplemental report to elect more bishops, while another panel opposes removing theater card and dancing bans from church membership rules. A separate note urges negro bishops for Africa. In Birlin a Grenada dispatch reports a Lisbon revolution with mutinous troops and burned arsenals.
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Baratoga Springs
N. R
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Committee On
Africa
Birlin
Grenada
Spain
Lisbon
War Updates From Frontline Across Europe and Asia
Reports indicate a surprise assault cleared trench lines near Verdun over a 200 yard front as bombardments and raids continue along the British sector. Italian forces seize positions between Crozon Di Fargorila and Crescon Di Lares, aiding strategic movement toward Trent. Russian activity against the Turks advances toward Hoaul with Baghdad as a goal as Turkish forces resist at HusLeus.
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Verdun
France
Crogzon di Fargorila
Crescon di Lares
Trent
Caucasus
Hoaul
Bagdad
Huseleus
Casement accused in plotting Irish unit with German forces
In Bow Street Court Sir Roger Casement and Irish private Daniel Bailey faced high treason charges. Witnesses testified Casement sought to recruit about 50 to 60 of 4000 Irish prisoners at Limburg into the German backed Irish brigade with promises of ten pounds per man and passage to America if Germany lost the war.
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London
Sinn Fein
Roger Casement
Daniel Julian Bailey
Casement
Germany
Ireland
Bow Street Court
Édeavor
America
Great Britain
Royal Army Medical Corps
Limburg
Robinson
Lynching of Jesse Washington in Waco ignites mob violence
In Waco Texas on May 15 Jesse Washington a Black youth who confessed to an assault on Mrs Lucy Fryer was seized from a courtroom by a mob. He was chained to a tree and burned alive as thousands watched the mob carried out the execution with a second arson to ensure the body burned for about twenty minutes.
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Waco
Tex
Jesse Washington
Lucy Fryer
Munroe
Sheriff 5
Fleming
Washington
Court House
City Hall
Ulster Refuses Asquith Plea During Ireland Visit
In Belfast on May 15 Premier Asquith faced firm Ulster opposition to any government plans that might imply home rule. A large Ulster meeting proved disappointing as talks with representatives focused on general disarmament of forces in Ireland.
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Ulster
Asquith
Belfast
Ireland
Union Men's Side to Explain Wage Controversy
Judge bonds of Denver will address an open meeting of the Industrial club on the railway wage dispute tonight. Judge Hynde will represent the railway men and explain why workers are seeking higher pay. The speaker has represented the union in several western cities and will respond to Ballard Dunn of Chicago who spoke to the club weeks ago.
Blast at DuPont Powder Plant in Gins Town Kills and Injures Many
A deadly explosion at a Dupont Powder company branch plant in Gins Town New Jersey killed at least fourteen and injured around thirty. The blast wrecked hour buildings while teams searched the ruins for victims as production of Triinoval explosive continued nearby.
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Gins Town
N. J. Mayas
Dupont Powder Company
Driver Charged With Assault After Bridge Accident
N. L. Klinger, a furniture merchant of Eaton Valo, was held on $1000 bonds in Ue jvn ee court on a charge of aggravated assault following a Sunday afternoon automoblia collision on the viaduct. Mrs. May Leffler, her daughter Thelma, and her mother Mrs. della Oakley were seriously injured as they tried to rescue the child. Leffler's leg was shattered and Oakley suffered a fractured rib and head injuries. The child escaped with minor injuries as the car struck them on the bridge.
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N. Klinger
Eaton
Valo
Ue Jvnee
May Leffler
Thelma Leffler
Della Oakley
Kiloger
Ighorn
Studebaker
Kilmger
Villa Leader and Two Companions Killed in Attack
A Villa leader Julio Cardence and two companions died in a clash with a detachment of American soldiers in Lake Itas, Mexico, as Americans were en route to Rubio to buy supplies. Twelve Americans remained unharmed.
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Villa
Lake Itas Ats
Mex
Julio Cardence
Villa Wader
Rubio
Feeble-Minded Population Data at National Conference
Indianapolis May 15 275000 feeble minded in the United States with 28788 in institutions Joseph P Byers says at the national conference of charities and corrections Two thirds of feeble mindedness from inheritance he urged that prevention of feeble minded reproduction is needed though the report ends with unclear wording
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Indianapolis
United States
Joseph P. Byers
Naonal Conference of Charities and Corrections
Byers
Senate Rejects Wilson Appointee
The Senate rejected George Hublen of New Hampshire for the Federal Trade Commission by a 42 to 14 vote. Senator Gailinger faced opposition over courtesy and politcal clashes with LaFollette criticizing the refusal as partisan.
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Wabitington
George Hublen
New Hampshire
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Gal Mager
Gatlinger
LaFollette
Gailinger
Rkublee
Gaillinger
Eight Die As Building Falls in Akron Blast
Akron reports eight killed and six injured as a scaffold collapse and blasting accident bring down a building. Investigators say a crane and blasting for demolition caused the fall at a downtown site. Fire and rescue crews worked through the night to reach trapped workers from the wreckage.
Rural Credits Bill Passed By the House and Senate
Washington May 15 The rural credits bills move toward conference between House and Senate after passage in both chambers. The Senate bill caps loans at 60 percent of appraised value with certain improvements eligible, while the House measure differs on loan caps and association provisions. A conference is expected to resolve the differences.
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Mexico
House
Senate
Washington
House of Representatives
Howe
Senate Bi
Swan
Towne Eo Iit
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