Pacification Plan for Mexico Under Discussion at Mediation
Justice Lamar announces progress at a mediation conference on Mexico pacification terms. An early agreement is anticipated after a meeting of mediators and the three American delegates. Huerta is said to have consented to the current program as the Mexican delegates propose a list of names to favor U.S. objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Mexico
Justice Lamar
Mexico City
Huerta
Fort Laramie Gait Help by Industrial Club Committee
The Industrial club committee visits Goshen Hole farmers to discuss the Fort Laramie unit of the North Platte Irrigation Reserve. The party includes Jeffers, McEn, Hoyt, Henderson, Riner, and LaFontaine. They plan to reach Fort Laramie and return by Friday or Saturday hoping to secure 90 percent signatures to allocate funds for development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
Goshen Hole
Fort Laramie
North Platte Irrigation Preserve
Torrington
Ann ¥. Jeffers
Charles C. McEn
George W. Hoyt
Robert A. Ee
H. B. Henderson
W. Riner
R. N. LaFontaine
Ihs
Reclamation Service
Attorneys Ask Chas. E. Winter to Take Bench
A petition signed by forty six Natrona Fremont and Converse counties lawyers urges Judge Charles E. Winter to run as an independent for re election to the Sixth Judicial district Wyoming bench. The signers praise his record and urge non partisan service free of party strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natrona
Fremont
Converse
Charles E. Winter
Natrona County
Casper
Wye
Sixth Judicial District of
Wyoming
William ©. Wilson
Marion P. Wheeler
George W. Ferguson
R. H. Nichols
E. D. Norton
A. C. Campbell
G. R. Hagens
John B. Barnes, Jr
Bryant S. Cramer
Fred D. Hammond
A. B. King
W. B. Holliday
John W. Whelan
J. T. Scott
W. B. Washburn
W. H. Patten
Charles &. Winter
Sixth Judicial District
Nou
World’s Biggest Ship Tours Amid Docking Delays
A descriptive account notes Captain Hans Raser guiding the world’s largest vessel during a docking attempt. The crew struggled for hours as five tugs tried to position the crest ship at the pier, finally forcing a warp maneuver to secure the berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Raser
Mendee
Jacob Riis, New York reformer, dies after long illness
Jacob Riis of New York, noted sociologist and author who fought slum poverty, died in Barre Massachusetts after a three week illness. Riis born 1849 in Ribe Denmark, rose from immigrant carpenter to reporter and author of How the Other Half Lives and The Children of the Poor, with Theodore Roosevelt praising his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riis
Ribe
Jutland
Denmark
Hana
New York
New York Tribune
New York Sun
Old Town
Theodore Roosevelt
Far North
Weather Outlook for Wyoming: Warmth and Light Showers
Forecasters track a mild stretch across Wyoming as a weak system passes. Expect partly cloudy skies Wednesday and Thursday with temperatures rising toward seasonal norms. Light showers are possible mainly in eastern counties, with calmer winds overall.
White defeats Willie Ritchie in ten round boxing match
Chicago's Charlie White defeats California's Willie Ritchie in a ten round boxing contest in Milwaukee. White dominates the Westerner throughout the bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Charlie White
Chicago
Willie Ritchie
California
White
Borah Sees Great Dream For Republican Progressives
Detroit, May 26. Senator William E. Borah of Idaho framed a vision of a reunited Republican party with Progressive elements from 1912. He argued the party will regain power, urged no compromise with old ruinous forces, and stressed a modern, duty-driven path for a truly progressive GOP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
William E. Borah
Idaho
Republican Party
Baden
Cows En Oforgo: 34 Live in One Ward
Chicago health department reports 34 cows in the Twenty seventh ward of the city. The notice states there are only 1 cows to Chicago and identifies the distribution within a northwest ward.
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Oforgo
Chicago
Department of Health
Twenty Seventh Ward
Wonders of China lecture and films to be shown
Dr Vosburgh recounts his China trip with moving pictures and 160 stills and three reels. The Parish House program includes Hongkong Canton Shanghai and rural life with scenes of a Chinese wedding and daily life across social classes.
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China
Vosburgh
Hongkong
Canton
China Sea
Shanghai
Peking
Judge Extends September Morn Ruling in Chicago Case
The First District Appellate Court grants judicial sanction to the painting September Morn after clashes among Chicago police censors art dealers and critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Firat
Midwestern George Ch Wins 12th Round Knockout in Vernon Arena
George Ch of Pittsburg defeats Sailor Petroskey of San Francisco by knockout in the twelfth round of a 20 round middleweight bout at Vernon arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
George Ch
Pittsburg
Sailor Petroskey
San Francisco
Vernon Arena
Woolen Mills for Cheyenne and Western Industry Debate
Article outlines a proposal by FP Test to Governor Carey for establishing a chain of woolen mills in the West with centers in San Francisco Salt Lake City Cheyenne and Omaha. It cites census figures on western woolen establishments and employment in 1909 1914 and notes stock yard sheep totals at South Omaha.
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ER. FP. Test
Omaha World-Herald
J. M. Carey
Cheyenne
Mr. Tet
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Omaha
Ht. A. Smith
Burlington
Gerrit Fort
Union Pacific
The
World-Herald
Missouri River
California
Oregon
Idaho
Kansas
Texas
Utah
New England
Mascachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Nebraska
Colorado
New Mexico
Montana
Wyoming
Nevada
Arizona
Washington
North
South Dakota
South Omaha
Picturesque Sudtlund Show At Parish House
Parish House hosts a vivid illustrated talk by Dr. Vosburgh on Wales Scotland and England with views of Liverpool harbor Welsh landscapes Abbotsford and Burns. The audience grows as scenes of castles verdure waterfalls and rivers unfold before the crowd.
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Dr. Vosburgh
Burns and
Scott
Foruy Scotland
Wales
Vosburgh
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Sir Walterscot
Scotland
Abbotsford
Robert Burns
Chugwater Lots Find Good Sale
The sale of lots in the new town of Chugwater attracted a good crowd yesterday. It brought in over $8,000 with prices from $100 to $500 and several corner lots selling for $500. Farmers from Chugwater flats and surrounding country bought many parcels, signaling strong town prospects. H B Henderson trustee praised the start and urged restraint against a boom. The area’s growth suggests Chugwater will become a key business center as settlement increases in Wyoming.
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Chugwater
Chugwater Flats
H. B. Henderson
Wyoming
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Chas. E. Winter
Bidens
Howenes
Howe
Gines
Waterland
Ritchie
Borah
Chip Lands
Sudtland
Vosburgh Travelogues
Leader-Vosburgh
Sands’ Drug Store
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