Adventists to Hold Wyoming Conference Camp Meeting
Bridgeport Nebraska hosts the Wyoming conference of Seventh-day Adventists from September 21 to October 1. Members from Crawford Hemingford Alliance Mina tare Scott's Bluff Angora and Wyoming cities Garland Cheyenne Sheridan Laramie Fort Steele and Deadwood Lead Belle Fourche join for ten days of tent living daily services and large pavilions led by clergy including Bishop R A Underwood F W Paap and W W Ruble with youth and children programs.
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Bridgeport
Neb
Wyoming
Deadwood
Lead
Belle Fourche
Maing
Canada
Bail Demanded Against 187 Industrial Workers in I W W Raid
In Scranton on September 15 bail totaling 925000 was set for 187 Industrial Workers of the World members involved in a forbidden meeting raided yesterday. One man was fined 10 for disorderly conduct. none posted bonds and all remained jailed. Twenty leaders among the prisoners face further hearings tomorrow as a field meeting was called nearby. Italian handbills urged members linked to the Veterans of Garibaldi to attend. only a few did.
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Scranton
Rach
I.W. W
U S inspector visits Cheyenne and Fort D A Russell
Col George K Hunter U S A arrived in Cheyenne to inspect Fort D A Russell and Camp Kendrick He will stay two to three days The National guard expects border orders but Hunter denies knowledge of government plans The guard receiving winter supplies suggests no immediate demobilization and rumors of a Wyoming move.
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George K. Hunter
U.S. A
Cheyenne
Fort
D. A. Russell
Camp Kendrick
National Guard
Hunter
Tennessee Guard
High School Cadets Drill Daily Under New Leadership
About seventy cadets attend each of two weekly drills showing strong enthusiasm. No formal officers yet. several old members mentor recruits. Dave Cook rumored captain, but Prof Merten says he led the larger squad last night. Mr Walker, former Arkansas National Guard officer, elected commandant and assumes active charge.
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Dave Cook
Merten
Walker
National Guard of Arkansas
Hee
Chamberlain Dies in New Mexico While Visiting Friends
Walter A. Chamberlain died suddenly of heart disease in Chama New Mexico where he was visiting. He was 55 and had lived in Denver since 1861 after coming from Kene bec Jews. He is survived by his wife one son B W Chamberlain and two daughters Mrs B G Tedman Wheatland Wyoming and Mrs Hela Kathress Denver.
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Denver
Walter A. Chamberlain
Chama
New Mezian
Kenebec
W. J. Chamberlain
W. Chamberlain
B. WU. Chamberlain
American Gmeltiang & Hefining Company
Pueblo
Ead
Mra B. G. Tedman
Wheatland
Wyo
Mrs
Hela Kathress
Mother Pleads for Pearson in Wyoming Case
Mrs. Pearson from Coffeyville seeks signatures for a petition to the governor and state pardon board to commute Clyde Pearson’s death sentence to life imprisonment. She visits court officers and jurors in an effort to obtain backing, with little sign of progress noted.
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Collins
State Pardon Board
Clyde Pearson
Pearson
Coffeyville
Kan
Frank Monek
Laramie County
Wyo
Webster Ranch
Roach
Nela Nielsen
Larimer County
Cornelius Gray
State Penitentiary
Elty
State Penitentiary of
Arkansas
Hastie Drops Bid for State Senate Citing Ill Health
Alex Hastie III, editor of the Golden Prairie Herald and former Cheyenne Statesman editor, is seriously ill at his Burns home and will withdraw from the Democratic race for state senator. A successor and other ticket vacancies will be decided at tonight’s Democratic county central committee meeting.
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Alex Hastie
Cheyenne Stateer
Golden Prairie Herald
Burns
Hastie
Democratic County Central Committee
Taft and Burton to Take the Stump
Former President William H. Taft and former U S Senator Theodore B Burton of Ohio with Henry D Esta brook of New York will speak for Hughes and Fairbanks in the central and western states. Taft to address Illinois Iowa Missouri Nebraska and Kansas while Burton covers the middle west to the Pacific coast. Esta brook tours the northwest starting September 25.
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Chicago
William HM. Taft
United States
Theodore B. Burton
Ohio
Henry D. Estabrook
New York
Hughes
Fairbanks
Taft
Ilinois
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Burton
Middle West
Pacific
Watabrook
Northwest
Antwerpien Steamer Antwerpen Landed at Plymouth on Maiden Voyage
The Dutch steamer Antwerpen, of 11,300 tons owned by the Standard Oil company, sank on September 21 and its crew were landed at Plymouth. Built at Newport News, the vessel was on its maiden voyage from Bayonne to London when disaster struck.
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London
Antwerpen
Plymouth
Lieyds
Standard Ol) Company
Newport News
Bayonnes
Mrs Monfort Dies in Texas News
Cheyenne mourns the death of Mrs W N Monfort reported from Houston Texas at midnight Thursday. The Monforts lived in Cheyenne years ago where they worked for the Wyoming Tribune with Mr Monfort as news editor and Mrs Monfort Zaidie Lee Monfort on the society page. They later moved to Texas where Mr Monfort joined the Houston Post and Mrs Monfort edited the Woman's page in the Stockman Farmer. The couple had a son Gordon then about nine.
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Cheyenne
W. N. Monfort
Houston
Texas
Two New Companies Are Incorporated Yesterday
The Chugwater Iron company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state to operate in general ore land. It has a capital stock of 2000 dollars, headquarters in Laramie, and directors R A Wilson Robert W Wilson and Susan A Thompson. The United States Petroleum company filed articles with 1,000,000 dollars capital stock to operate at Rawlins under directors Harry A True Herman Layer John McKeon Chas Blydenbury Roy S Avery, with incorporators H A True Chas Blydenbury and H A France.
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Chugwater Iron Company
Laramie
R. A. Wilson
Robert W. Wilson
Susan A. Thompson
United States Petroleum Company
Rawlins
Harry A. True
Herman Layer
John McKeon
Chas. Blydenbury
Roy S. Avery
H. A. True
H. A. France
Coxey Files as Independent Senate Candidate
Jacob B. Coxey of Massillon Ohio, famed for Coxey's Army march on Washington, submits papers in Columbus to run as an independent candidate for United States senator marking a major political bid in Ohio.
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Columbus
Jacob
Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
Washington
United States
Woman 18 Killed in Automobile Wreck
Mrs. Fred Hicks of Miller South Dakota was killed and Mrs Nat Matson and Chris Johnson also from Miller were injured when an automobile turned over between Huron and Wolsey. Two passengers escaped injury.
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City
N.D
Fred Hicks
Miller, South Dakota
Nat Matson
Chrig Johnson
Miller
Huron
Wolsey
Welsh Refuses 815000 Purses for Dundee Fight
Chicago report says Freddie Welsh manager Harry Pollok refuses the guaranteed £15,000 for a twenty round bout with Johnny Dundee in New Orleans. Pollok demands a percentage and a larger guarantee.
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Chicago
Johnny Dundee
New Orleans
Harry Pollok
Freddie Welsh
Pollok
Fire traps Colorado woman in her Paradox Valley home
Mrs. B. W. Marsh is in critical condition from burns suffered when the Marsh residence in Paradox Valley near Montrose, Colorado, burned to the ground in the early hours.
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Colorado
Montrose
Colo
B. W. Marsh
Marsh
Paradox Valley
Here
Government to Build Its Own Armor Plate Plant
Washington Sept. 15 The government will construct its own armor plate factory in the opinion of naval officers. Hearings on selecting a site for the proposed 11 million dollar armor plant resumed at the navy department with no private plant offers, and it is believed none will be made.
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Washington
Navy Department
British officials bar New York visitor from returning home
Ambassador Page was instructed to ascertain why Michael James Pinnerty of New York City, visiting in Ireland, is not permitted by British authorities to return to the United States.
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Washington
Ambassador Page
Michael James Pinnerty
New York City
Ireland
United States
Danish Steamer Hans Taveen Brought In After Wreckoff Normandy Coast
The Danish steamer Hans Taveen of 1708 tons gross ran aground off Saint Malo Normandy. The crew were landed and the ship remained ashore as Lloyd's dispatch reports.
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Normandy Coast
London
Hans Taveen
Lloyd’s
Saint Melo
Normandy
Wilson's Sister Growing Worse Rapidly
London reports Mrs. Annie B. Howe sister of President Wilson growing steadily worse. Long Branch notes the president may cancel plans to speak in St. Louis on September 20 for the Underwriters' convention. A telegram from Senator Hitchcock voices confidence in a Democratic win in Nebraska based on a field survey.
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London
Annie B. Howe
Wilson
Long Branch
N. J
St. Louis
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Springs veteran kills himself on campus
Colorado Springs resident George W. Weddle aged 70 committed suicide at 1 o'clock on the Colorado College campus using a revolver. A former bridge foreman and longtime local G. A. R. member, he had lived in the city for 25 years.
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Springs
Colorado Springs
Ocorp
Wyoming Supreme Court Reports Issued by State Library
Wyoming Supreme Court Reports, Vol. 23, edited by William E Mullin of Cheyenne, were issued yesterday from the state library to all state offices at the capitol. Exchange copies are being sent to every state library in the Union, the province of Canada, and the Wyoming circuit court.
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Wyoming Supreme Court
William E. Mullen
Cheyenne
Capitol
Union
Province of Canada
Wyoming
Hudson Makes Record Run Across Continent
Hudson Superix driven by H L Patterson and W F Strum crossed 1246 miles from San Francisco to Cheyenne in 66 hours 62 minutes setting a new cross country speed record. The stock car, sealed, was in continuous operation with repairs en route and left Cheyenne for Lincoln highway after a brief stop at Dinneen garage.
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San Francisco
Cheyenne
H L. Patterson
Patterson
W. F. Strum
Dinneen
Plann
Lincoln Highway
New York
Judges Metz and Irvine Travel for State Duties
Judge Metz W. 8. Mota of Sheridan visited Cheyenne on supreme court business. Senator Dilly Irvine of Douglas, attending farm loan board meetings in Cheyenne, departed for Denver on business.
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Metz
W. 8. Mota
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Supreme Court
Irvine
Denver
Dilly Irvine
Douglas
Farm Loan Board
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