Commencement Show Brightens Cheyenne High School Night
The Cheyenne High School twelfth class graduation filled the Opera House with a representative audience. The program featured songs, recitations, a debate on manual training, and essays by Edna Bartlett and Helen Leibey, with remarks by Albert Johnston and Leonard Deitrick.
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Cheyenne
E. P. Johnson
John W. Slaughter
Ofohn F. Reynolds
Central School
Harlech
E. J. Pasmore
Miss Ringolsky
A. W. Williams
Maud Johnston
Edna Bartlett
John A. Kelly
Annie Laurie
Kelly
Glover
Mrs. Black
Bessie Vreeland
Gertrude Morgan
Helen E. Leibey
Chas
D. Roberta
Sarah
Gordon
My Roberts
Chicago
National Chorus Debuts with Diplomas-Gibson Clark
A high school event features a National Chorus with the choir under instruction of Diplomas-Gibson Clark. Students perform for an audience celebrating vocal achievement and school arts.
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Gibson Clark
Bond Case in Supreme Court Over Crook County Bonds
An amicable suit of statewide importance challenges Crook County bonds worth 55000 issued months ago and bought by Rollins & Young of Denver. The Chicago attorney questioned legality, Rollins & Young declined bonds, and the case moved to the supreme court for constitutional interpretation. County officials appear pro forma with Potter and Nichols. Parks represents the investment firm.
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Supreme Court
Crook County
Rollins & Young
Denver
Chicago
Potter
M. Nichols
Crook
Daniel E Parks
District Court
Scott
Parks
Pedestrians Quit In Denver Six Day Race
The Denver Republican reports the six day race collapsed after two days as the pedestrians walked to an almost empty hall and quit without finishing. Manager Tominson funded setup and rail fares but no receipts were shared with participants, angering backers and audience. The piece condemns the walkers as unreliable and predicts no future similar events in Denver.
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Denver Republican
Denver
Tominson
Adventist Meetings Open in Large Tent Opposite Keefe Hall
Adventist gatherings begin this evening at 8 o clock in a well seated lighted tent opposite Keefe hall. Elder Pegg may have his daughter Cora preside at the organ after a day or two. The Colorado conference covers Wyoming and New Mexico with five ministers and sixteen churches and 414 members. Nationwide there are about 30 000 Adventists and 600 ministers. They operate two colleges with 400 students at Battle Creek Mich and 200 at Hocalsburg Cal.
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Keefe Hall
Pegg
Cora
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
United States
Battle Creek
Mich
Hocalsburg
Cal
Death of Aaron Simms in Cheyenne Store
Aaron Simms, an eighteen year resident of Cheyenne, died in John Harrington's store yesterday morning from heart trouble. He fell from a chair and expired within minutes. Simms was on his hold year and came from Washington where one sister is a school teacher and another a government clerk.
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Aaron Simms
Cheyenne
John Harrington
Simms
Washington
Wright Case Hearing on Information Law Next Tuesday
General Donzeluan yesterday filed a preliminary presentation in the supreme court for Leonard Wright the man sentenced to two and a half years for assaulting a woman A hearing is set for next Tuesday to argue the information law.
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Donzeluan
Supreme Court
Leonard Wright
Darkey
Parkison Trial Hears Thornburg Testimony In Turbulent Day
The Parkison murder trial heard explosive testimony from Thornburg who says Parkison feigned drunkenness and plotted to attack Baker. Witnesses dispute times and places as jurors weigh alibis while Briggs and Walsh offer conflicting statements. adjournment called as Kendall and Mahoney expected.
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Parkison
Harrison B. Briggs
Briggs
Bent
Baker
Corp. Buzzard
Amos Thornburg
Thornburg
Ferguson
Kate Walsh
West
O'Neil
Fair Grounds
Thos, Talbot
Sharp
Court House
Eddy
Talbot House
Davidson
Clark
Kendall
Pine Ridge
Mahoney
Salt Lake
Czar's Hatred of Jews Sparks Blackmail Police Pressure
Berwin reports Goldberger the Jewish financier expelled from Russia after police pressure and blackmail attempts. He describes Moscow scenes of misery and predicts commercial disaster and widespread insecurity among foreigners and Protestants, risking Russia's bankruptcy.
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Russia
Goldberger
Pgor Goldberger
Moscow
Pristan
Herr Goldberger
von Polieskoff
Audit finds Sam Small in arrears over $1000
Ogden Utah report says the Methodist Episcopal committee auditing Sam Small’s university accounts found him in arrears over $1000. They decided no action now and left the matter to the Genesee conference for settlement by Southern brethren.
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Seem Naveen
Sr. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Ogden
Utah
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Sam Small
Genegis Conference
Sam
South
Tough on Tall People
The National Furnitures Association issued a ruling that members must manufacture bedsteads measuring three feet six inches, four feet two inches, or four feet six inches wide and six feet in length, effective immediately in Boston.
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Boston
National Furnitures Association
Organizati
Welcome for Sir William and Bride Return
The municipal authorities near I William Gordon Cummings seat Altyre plan a festive welcome for Sir William on Saturday to mark his return home with his bride.
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Will. m. Lonnox
William Gordon Cummings
Altyre
Sir William
Wales Divulge the Secret Rumor in Cummings Case
London June 11 The prince was not asked about the secret of the precis in the Cummings examination, fueling rumors the secret reached public through his careless lips. The tale says he told Lady Brooks who shared it with a friend seeking revenge on Sir William Gordon Cummings.
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Wales
London
Cummings
Lady Brooks
Sir William Gordon Cummings
Obo
Radicals Plan Questions on Tranby Croft Affair in Commons
London June 11 Radical members of the commons have decided to put questions to the government about the Tranby Croft party and the responsibility for concealing Sir William Gordon Cumming's offense. They also seek answers on military discipline involved. If replies are unsatisfactory they will move adjournment.
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London
Commons
Tranby Croft Party
William Gordon Cummings
New Kansas Missouri and Texas Road Elects Officers
At a postponed meeting of the road's new board of directors in Kansas and Missouri, H. Cross J. J. F. Neuville Waldo were elected president vice president and treasurer, with Joel I. Freeman named chairman of the board.
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New York
Kansas, Missouri and Texas Road
H. ©. Cross
J. J. F. Neuville
Waldo
Joel I. Freeman
Teachers Head East Tomorrow in Large Exodus
A sizable group of educators plans to depart for eastern destinations tomorrow. The move reflects a broader trend of teachers seeking opportunities beyond the local region.
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East
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