Cheyenne High Class of 1913 Holds Meritorious Commencement
The 1913 Cheyenne High graduating class celebrated opening day exercises in the gym with the largest class yet, 35 members. A musical and literary program featured piano solos, a class history, prophecies, and a humorous gift scene, ending with the class song and reception.
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Cheyenne High
Gahoo
Friends of Tia
Serafora
Orcheetra
Mario Lawler
Crawford Cross
Ernest Snow
Blooming Meadows
Evelyn Jensen
Harry Stevick
Katharine House
le Paplilion
Ruth Jensen
Spendal
Margare Law
Mabel Knight
Cheyenne
Oskey
Wool and Sugar Policy Sparks Senate Debate
The article reports on tariff talks over free wool and free sugar with Senate maneuvers and party divisions. Key figures include Senator Walsh of Montana and Poindexter, with mentions of Hinchell Thornton and Oxnard.
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Sunater Walsh
Montana
Hinchell
Thornton
Louleana
Senate
Marshall
Poindexter
Panly
William Whitman
le Woolen
Henry T. Oxnard
Cubsana
Union Revival Meeting Closed in Cheyenne After 155 Stand for Christ
The union revival closed last night with 155 taking a definite stand for Christ and many attending for the first time or renewed. Rev. Kirkland delivered a farewell sermon on Psalm 23 while Mr. Hunt led the singing. both were praised for their work as the well filled auditorium expressed appreciation. The pastors announced converts would join churches next Sunday, marking a historical epoch for Cheyenne.
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Christ
Kirkland
Hunt
Rev
Mr. Hunt
Pastora
Evangelist
Daily Papers
Knight-Campbell Music Company
Cheyenne
Marines Die in Accident on Destroyer Stewart
In San Diego on a May speed test a high pressure cylinder casting blew from the Stewart torpedo boat destroyer. Two sailors were killed and one fatally injured. Separate reports from Charleston state Caplin G B Hanna of the coast artillery died after a gun exploded at Fort Moutrie, with three artillerymen killed and another wounded. A board of inquiry is to determine the explosion cause.
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San Diego
Cal
Stewart
Smith
John
Texas
Moline
Charleston
D. C
Caplin G. B. G. Hanna
Coast Artillery
Fort Moutrie
War on again atim ens May 21 in Balkan action
As hostilities resume between Bulgaria and Greece King Constantine with Prince Alexander and the army staff depart for Saloniki to oversee military operations and strategy in the region.
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Atimens
Constantine
Alexander
Saioniki
Boys and Girls of Wartime Honored at Cheyenne Gym
Readings and remarks commemorated Civil War sacrifice at Cheyenne gym with high school pupils present. Veterans from John F. Reynolds Post heard speeches by J W Brookhart and I S Bartlett, plus A D Kelley and Sam Thompson. Bartlett urged boys and girls to remember wartime valor and service.
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J. $. Bartlett
Cheyenne
Grand Army
Georgia
J. W. Brookhart
I. &. Bartlett
A. Heenan
Dave Smith
John F. Reynolds
A. D. Kelley
Sam Thompson
Tom Casile
Bartlett
Union
Miles
Custer
Iene
McArthur
Boys In
Accademy
Grand Army Organization
Woman’s Relief Corps
Fort Russell
Parker
Father Hartman
St. Mary's Cathedral
J. F. Jenkings
Woman's Relief Corps
Elmer Lane
Heenan and Smith
Castie
J. F. Jenkins
Wyoming
United States
Louisiana Purchase
Commonwealth
Wyoms
Grandarg
Emperor Better No Developments In Negotiations
Bulletin reports emperor temperature at 99.2 degrees and stable, no cause for anxiety. The day’s order allows reopening of theaters and amusements. Japanese officials refrain from further representations as California land bill dispute lingers in diplomacy. Representative Sisson defends California anti alien land stance amid fears of alien land monopolies. A Seattle censorship panel bans a war propaganda film depicting Japan United States tension.
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Rio
Washington, D. C
Japan
United States
California
Foreign Office
Sisson
Allen Ingd
Wilson
England
France
Germany
Seattle
Wash
Wilson and
Roel
Senator Liesta Struck By Blood Poisoning Crash
Craig Colorado May 25 State Senator Thos N Liesta remains at home after a blood poisoning incident following an automobile engine injury. The veteran cowpuncher known for riding horoes heroics suffered a hand wash in the engine, with the illness described as blood poisoning developing after the accident.
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Craig, Colo
Thos. N. Liesta
Craig
Crowd backs new road plan amid county split
A large turnout responded to President Fred Hoffmann and The Leader invite to inspect the old Denver Pacific right of way. Voters largely favored pushing work to form the official supply-line route joining Weld and Laramie counties, while some urged a farther west route for certain communities.
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Fred Hoffmann
Industrial Club
Denver Pacific
Weld
Larmer
Mort Collins
Wellington
Unclear Text Summary of May New York Report
The readable fragments indicate a May 22 New York dateline with garbled names and phrases. No coherent event or identifiable persons beyond scattered terms emerge to establish a specific story or outcome.
Republicans consider early national committee meeting agenda
Washington May 8 The Republican national executive committee will meet to decide whether to call an early meeting to plan strengthening party lines for the forthcoming congressional campaign. The group weighs timing for reorganizing and potential constitutional convention and the fate of the fusion conciliatory plan.
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Washington, D. CC
Republican National Executive Committee
Charles Dbd Hilles
National Committee
Tse
Chitaga
Segatar Cununion
Lae
Esecur Tives
Cape
Ealheld
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Bers
Union Revival Meeting
Senadon
Thin City
Weat Point
Annapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
New York
Jha Qprfey
Piyam
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