Taft Administration Under Fire Over Kerby Case
The piece accuses the Taft administration of misleading the public about Kerby and Ballinger. It details retracting assurances, discovery of the Lawler letter, and Wickersham's role in spreading contested documents. It argues a broader conspiracy harmed public trust and warns Kerby and others face removal while Ballinger and Wickersham remain influential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerby
Paris
Ballinger
Mavis
Interior
Glavia
Pinchot
Wickersham
Taft
Secrretary Ballinger
Hitchcock
Hsve Gong
Republican Party
United States
Federal Service
Newell
Congress
Witness Kirby links Garfield to Ballinger testimony
Kirby testifies Garfield urged exposing Ballinger ties and describes conferences at Pinchot house. He says he gave his story to Cleveland Plain Dealer writer Robert F. Wilson and disputes claims about copies of draft letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell
Garfield
Gar- Gold
Pinchot
Kerby
Robert F. Wilson
Cleveland
Abe Oliment
Rowdy City Council Clashes Endorse May Tenure Row
Mayor orders silent treatment for two opposing aldermen during minutes reading. Stanton speech curtailed as clerk reads minutes. Alderman Martin's amendment later records actions by Hyrcot Gates and others, reflecting a contentious May 5 1910 meeting in the Gall on May 5th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton
Hyrcot
Gates
Martin
Whermas
Thin Council
Cheyenne council probes alleged moves of ward councilors
A council resolution appoints Johnston, Fantom, and Keating to investigate alleged changes of residence by Councilmen Henry Sweet of the First Ward and Harry E. Gates of the Third Ward. The action aims to determine if such moves vacate their seats before reporting at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Cook
Heary- Tees
E. Gates
Ore
Cheyenne
Henry Sweet
Harry BE. Gates
Fhiad
Reagan
Henry HB
Gates
City of
Cheyanne
F. I. Johnston
Frank F. Bstantom
William Keating
Aavers
Harry Ey Gates
Odty
Five Alleged Vagrants Fined in Police Court
In police court yesterday afternoon the judge imposed ten dollar fines on five men named Ed, Hart, Roberts, George Bramell, Joe Dowart and B Namier for vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed, Hart, Roberts
George Bramell
Joe Dowart
B. Namier
Dog Catcher Set to Start Friday in City
Chief of Police Manewall announced the dog catcher will begin work Friday and all dogs found without license tags will be captured and placed in the city pound. Residents without pet licenses are warned to obtain them at once.
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Rowand Top
C.B
Garvey
Nimmo
Me. McGarvey
Contra
Messes
Martin
F. Jorolnston
Keating
Pil. Johnson
Niming
Manewall
So &T
Industrial Club Board Meeting Thanks Local Press
The industrial club board extended a vote of thanks to the local newspapers for aid they gave the census committee in taking the counts of Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aty
Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Firing Tacker Ab Oost- Eeaag At 208 W 17th
A compact item notes a fire at a building on 208 West 17th Street with authorities responding. Details on cause or outcome are sparse in the readable text. No names or organizations are clearly identified in the fragment.
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Qoverraica
Johnatan
Round Top
Bidewhe
Cty
Granton
Firet National Bank
Clagbe-clndiel
Ienderson
Jon Nash
Maine
W. We Keefe
Cheyenne Realty Company
Charles P. Swaggeriegch
Praya
Bec
L. KR. Brésiebhan
Ross Careno
Mash
Gray
Carl Smith
Offire Department
Cie
Moving Picture
I. L. Murray
Aiwatzon
Artat Wastead Witeh
Crow Creek
Buyder Street
Stret and Alley
Wilson & Co
Toun F. Reynolds Post G. A. R
New York Herald
Dog Catcher
Stants
Sherman Co
Hank
National Bank Savings Department
PADIS
Fancy Strawberriens
Kelley's
Basebaia
James Bros
Rerstoor
Just
Direck
Kelley Mercantile Go
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POOND
J. Black Lumber Yard
PHO Igth and
van Lenrrk
Luxus Beer AL
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