Mexican peace envoy Zamacona seeks new US talks
Senor Manuel De Zamacona former Mexican envoy to the United States remains in seclusion with Senor Algara as negotiations resume on a new basis. American officials say Mexico may send Zamacona to discuss dispute points while he plans to meet bankers in New York on a Huerta loan. State department officials interpret Governor Maytorena’s decree as it affects Americans.
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Washington, D. C
Senor
Manuel de Zamacona
United States
Huerta
Mexico
Senor Algara
John Lind
Mot
Senor Zamacona
Mexico City
New York
State Department
Maytorena
Sonora
Nogales
Volunteers Plan Lincoln Highway Repair Campaign
Volunteers from Laramie County organize a highway repair effort along the Lincoln Highway from Cheyenne to Pine Bluffs on Saturday September 27. Workers will be organized to grade surfaces, clear culverts, and distribute tools and provisions, with locals urged to bring shovels and supplies for a communal cleanup.
State Road Day Plans Launched At Big Meeting
Enthusiastic Cheyenne gathering at good roads headquarters approves September 27 as state wide good roads day. Governor Carey and prominent officials plan volunteer highway work and fund contributions for dynamite, teams, and machinery. Local lieutenants will survey routes from Cheyenne to state borders and assign crews and supervisors.
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Good Roads
Cheyenne
Plains Hotel
Joseph M. Carey
Harry P. Hynde
Laramie County
George L. Strader
Lane
Carey
J. R. Carpenter
A. J. Parshall
Hofmann
Walker
The
Industrial Club
John Sloan
Warren Richardson
Clarence Richardson
Thomas Heaney
Eaton McMillan
Alex Hastie
L. Bristol
John Foley
Albany County Lne
Charles D. Carey
Fred Hofmann
Colorado Line
J. Ross Carpenter
Nebraska State Line
Fred Hirsig
Happy Jack Road
van Tassel
Islay
Quinine Proposed as Cure for Hydrophobia by Doctor
Dr. L. D. Harris of St. Louis urged quinine as a hydrophobia cure before the American Health Association, citing treatment results and a potential medical revolution. Other speakers blamed physicians for drug habits and urged tighter regulation, plus improved hygiene education in schools.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
L. D. Harris
St. Louis
American Health Association
Harris
Virgil HM. Moon
B. Terry
Jacksonville
Fla
Eugene C. Howe
Wellesley Ool
Une
Tie Couguy
Ballot Brings Out Many Good Men for Office
The Tribune publishes the ballot list for Cheyenne elections showing many good men named for mayor and three offices. Voters are urged to use the ballot as designed to ensure a nonpartisan, square deal before the primary.
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Ballot
Tribune
The
Leader
Cheyenne
R. N. LaFontaine
Fred Hofmann
Leopold
J. Roses Carpenter
W. Rk. Sechnitger
Timothy Burke
Percy Hoyt
John Thomas
John W. Martin
Geo. P Johnston
Department of Accounts
Paul Brewster
George
Acquittal in Michigan murder case of business partner
Aurbrach, a Chicago businessman and college graduate, was found not guilty in the murder of his former partner Harry Pieher in a second trial. The prosecution contended Pieher Fisher died in a hunting accident near Star Lake last fall, with links drawn to a witness connected to the case.
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Hershry
Mich
Deear M. Aurbrach
Chicago
Harry Pieher
Ausbrach
Fisher
Aurbrach
Star Lake
Mire Fisher
Cheyenne Club Declines Endorsement in City Elections
The Greater Cheyenne club voted to endorse no candidates and take no action in the commission government election. A report from the Frontier committee details payments to the orchestra for Frontier week and the club supports full publication to counter erroneous impressions. The club also acted to create a permanent exhibit representing Larimle county at the state immigration exhibit on the Burlington depot.
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Greater Cheyenne
Commission
Frontier Committee
Frontier Night
Laremle County
Burlington Depot
Live Wires Advertising in Your Newspaper
An advertising column extols the energizing effect of advertising in the Leader. It urges readers to engage with merchants and manufacturers, promising benefit, usefulness, and up-to-date information. The piece emphasizes advertising readers as informed and active, driving business activity.
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Leader
Typhoid Claims Third Pupil of School in Week
Myron CoFtenti s Collenburg a 17 year old Cheyenne high school senior and cadet color sergeant died of typhoid fever after a ten day illness. He was son of C K Collenburg living at 806 Ninth street and survived by two sisters Mrs Emmett Frakes and Mrs C Pace. funeral arrangements not yet made.
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South Side
Myron
WL Coftentis
C. K. Collenburg
Ninth Street
Cheyenne High School
Emmett 0
Frakes
Helper
Uteh
C. Pace
Pocatello
Secretary Lane Suffers Angina After Parade Collapse
Physicians attending Franklin Lane secretary of the Interior announced he is suffering from angina pectoris after collapsing during the California Admission Day parade in Oakland. A blood disorder and exhaustion were noted as factors. doctors expect him to be back in bed for several days and limit physical exertion for weeks.
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Berkeley
Cal
Franklin
California
Oakland
Lane
Mowber Severed Danes Root Akron
A two year old boy, son of Prank Hodges of the government experiment station at Akron, lost his right foot when a mowing machine operated by an employee severed it just above the ankle.
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Mowber Severs Danes Root
Akron
Calo
Prank Hodges
Staton
U. S. Torpedo Boat Craven Blown Up Off Tybee Island
A Doller explosion on the U S torpedo boat Craven near Tybee Island left two dead and three seriously injured. The victims named are Cone Water Tender Mcap Vit, Water Tender Milton, and Chief Machinist Math Swim. Injured: Water Tender Daughton, Bitty, with crew members from Chameston, D. C. and Savannah.
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Savannah
U. S
Cravan
Tybee Island
M'Capvit
Milton
Math
Daughton
Bitty
Chameston
D. C
Baveovah
Tariff Measure Moves to Conference Amid Banking Debate
Washington reports that Democratic tariff legislation heads to conference after House and Senate amendments. Conferees named and sessions slated. leaders foresee possible difficulty reaching agreement. Currency reform debate opens with Chairman Glass defending the bill against banker opposition and political influence fears.
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Washington
House
Senate
Underwood
Mann
Simmons
Glass
House Banking Committee
Ghigs
Federal Reserve Board
Thaw Flight Across Border Ends With Detention in Colebrook
Harry Kendall Thaw, fugitive from Matteawan, slipped into Canada then was flown back toward the United States. After a dramatic detainment in Coaticook and a night in Colebrook, he faced habeas corpus hearings as officials from New York sought his extradition to stand trial for his assumed crimes.
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Colebrook
N. TH
Harry Kendall Thaw
Matteawan
United States
Canadian
King's Bench
Montreal
Vermont
New Hampshire
William Travers Jerome
New York State
Thaw
Mattenwan
Kelly
L. I. Vorhaus
New York City
Wilhl
Fabuins
N. A
Oley
Canada
Tha
Coaticok
Tmnt
Coal Trust Use of Mine Strike Questioned in Senate Hearings
Washington report says West Virginia coal operators pressed a plan to divert Great Lakes coal trade from the state during the Cabin Creek and Paint Creek disturbances. The record includes annual meeting minutes of United Mine Workers and official reports, with Neil Robinson of the West Virginia Mining Association testifying that unions aided outside mine interests and rail lines were mobilized to shift lake trade.
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Washington
West Virginia
Senate
Cabin Creek
Palut Creek
Great Lakes
United Ming
Neil Robinson
West Virginia Mining Association
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