Widespread Strike Delays Citizens Natl Bank Building
Labor strife over union vs non union hiring delays work on the Citizens National Bank structure at Eighteenth street and Carey avenue. Twenty five workers walked out as carpenters and brickmasons may join in, with Denver plumbers blamed for the conflict.
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Citizens Natl Bank
Citizens' Bank
Eighteenth Street
Carey Avenue
Johnson & Davis
Denver
R. McKinstry
Cheyenne Trades and Mabor Assembly
Carpenters’ Union
National Organization of Master Plumbers
McKinstry
Citizens’ Bank
US Magnates Build Up Casper Field Amid Denver Talks
In Denver, representatives from about ten to twelve Salt Creek operators begin discussions with Vernon Z Read of the Midwest Oil company and Pierre Caplane of the Franco American Oil company. The goal is to form a community of interests and end current court litigation, potentially attracting several million dollars of French capital to Colorado and Wyoming for investment and development. Read’s Midwest Oil operates in Salt Creek with a $6 million capital base and a Casper refinery, pipeline, tanks, and extensive equipment.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Wyoming
Vernon Z. Read
Mid- West Oil Company
Salt Creek
Pierre BE. Caplane
Colorado Springs
Midwest Oll
Read
Cas- Per
Tariff as tool of predatory interests attacked by economist
In a Chicago dispatch Dr. G A Norton denounces the tariff as a later legacy of predatory interests. He claims protection has enslaved and robbed Americans for fifty years, citing panics and hard times as consequences while debunking pro tariff arguments and noting William Jennings Bryan’s public exchanges.
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G. A. Norton
Chicago
Tarifa
Straits of Gibraltar
William Jennings Bryan
Warren’s Wyoming Career and Wealth Scrutiny
A critical column questions F B Warren’s long Wyoming career and wealth, citing salaries totalling over 250000 from public offices, alleged big‑corporation ties, and vast sheep pastures. It claims illegal fences hindered Cheyenne’s growth until removed, enabling 4000 homestead settlers and city expansion.
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Senators
Warren
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Woman Guards House With Gun Awaiting Police
Police investigated a burglary attempt at the Kerr residence on 1907 House Street. Mrs Herr stood guard with a revolver, claiming a son saw a man in the yard trying to enter. Chief Schoel and Sergeant Talbot sent an officer to guard the neighborhood. A drunken man nearby was allowed to continue home.
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Kerr
House Street
Ed. Schoel
Talbot
Debutantes urged to drop corsets and high heels
Washington reports Dr Eleonora C Folkmarson urges budding belles to shed corsets and tight shoes during the age of transition from girlhood to womanhood. She warns against stimulants and too much society and calls for government support for hygiene and preventive medicine research. President Taft backs expanding public health funding.
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Washington
Eleanora C. Follkmarat
Congress of Hygiene and Demography
Taft
United States Public Health Service
Murder at Stockton Street boarding house shocks San Francisco
Lydia Berger a 27 year old woman was found dead in her room at 1218 Stockton Street with throat cut and body mutilated. Police pursue a single motive of robbery as diamonds missing while witnesses recall two men seen with her earlier. investigation continues.
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San Francisco
Calif
Lydia Berger
Stockton Street
Alexandring Rooux
Lydia
Alexandrine
G. W. Handley
Berger
James Graves
Graven
Jackson Street
Schmitt Ruef
Victor
la Honda
Rebel Chief Emilio Campa Captured Near Tucson
Emilio Campa the rebel colonel crossed into American soil near Tucson and was captured by U S Marshals. His ten staff members were seized and brought to safety as Campa said he was tired of fighting and low on ammo. Prisoners held for justice department orders.
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Tucson
Ariz
Emilio Campa
United States
Ten Alea
Overlook
Campa
Pers
Department of Justice
Mexico
City
W. C. Nichols
Wilson
Tampico
Nichols
False fire alarms blamed on rowdy youths in Cheyenne
Cheyenne authorities report multiple false alarms from a call box near the Pariah House, with Chief Edward Taylor promising prosecution of culprits. He warns that the practice wastes fire department resources and endangers horses and crews, urging property owners to watch for tampering and report offenders.
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Cheyenne
Edward Taylor
Shrimaly
Norlal
Tiler
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Utah
Bingham
Bingham Copper
A. L. Wilde
Associated Union of Steam Shovel Men
Utah Copperee
Western Federation of Miners
Salt Lake Cay
Louisville
Louiisville
M. P. Capp
Shaffroth
Tony Morrello
Daniel Carlin
Brooks- Harrison Fuel Company
Casper Field
Senator
Federal
Territorial
Gomes
U.S
EL Paso
Tex
Pascual Orozco
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