University investigation into Dr Morton charges
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock the investigation of the university scandal will be held in the auditorium. The board of regents State Bank Examiner Henderson and the president of the university will conduct the investigation and announce that there were no grounds for Prof Morton s charges. Morton will arrive tonight from Collins but is not coming willingly. If the inquiry is not open to the public many wish to attend and hear him swear to the charges. The Boomerang will report whether the session is public or closed.
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Board of Regents
State Bank
Henderson
Morton
State School
Collins
Prof. Morton
Trains to Omaha Run Earlier Under UP Schedule
The Omaha Bee reports Union Pacific trains to and from Omaha will depart earlier starting June 9 improving on time for No. 1 through No. 14 and the Overland services. Officials say the changes align with a Western road agreement to lengthen running time west of Chicago to better meet schedules. Exact arrival and departure times at Laramie are not yet fixed, but overall trends move trains closer to timetable targets.
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West
Fast Mail
Overland
Overland Limited
Ted
Wosont
Wil
Portland
Oumta
Nebraska
Chicago
Clale
Trame
Laramie
Will Goon Be Ready for Presbyterian Caren Services
The new Presbyterian church building is nearing completion with plastering finished on the exterior. The auditorium will be ready for services next Sunday and the article notes other final touches are being completed.
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Goon
Woolgrowers meet Albany county leaders discuss key issues
A Salt Lake National Woolgrowers representative will speak at a Saturday Albany meeting, with Col Bell backing the effort. Sheriff Al Bath leases his Mandel area ranch to Albert Harrison for a term of three to five years, placing Lou Bath in charge.
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Woolgrowers
Albany County
Salt Lake
National
Bell
National Association
Bath
al Bath
Albert Harrison
Mandel
Lou_ Bath
Harrison
Wyom ing Press assn to aid Nye monument in Laramie
The Wyoming Press Association announces it will assist in funding Edgar Wilson Nye memorial construction in Laramie. The group, nearing eighty members, plans to allocate a portion of its funds at the annual meeting in Lander to support the project.
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Wyoming State Press Association
Nye Monument
Te Sheridan Post
Geo. Walker En Jury
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Preas Associaten
Edgar Wilson Nye
Laramie
Wyoming
Penell
Lander
Wyoming Knights in Parade at Triennial Conclave
A Saratoga Springs copy reports the Knights Templar United States hold their thirtieth triennial conclave this summer. Wyoming Knights are in the ninth parade division with Colorado Utah New Mexico and others. many Wyoming Knights will attend.
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Saratoga Springs
Knights Templar of
United States
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Owls Dance at North Star Hall Next Wednesday
The Owl club will host a local dance at North Star hall next Wednesday evening, offering an enjoyable social event for residents.
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The
Owl Club
North Star Hall
Kendall Named Manager of Toltec Livestock Firm in Rockdale
Pittsburgh area investor P P Kendall, now a resident of Laramie, has been chosen as manager and president of the Rockdale Livestock Company, succeeding J L Laughlin. Kendall brings decades in the cattle trade, including work at the Union Stock Yards in Chicago, and will remain head of the Rockdale outfit as it continues operations in Toltec.
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P.P Kendall
Toltec Livestock Co
Rock Hiver
Haw Beei
L. J. Laughlin
Kendall
Hoe
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Rockdale
Kendal
Rockdale Live Stock Company
R Fecently J
Toltec Company Secretary Sought as Local Resident
The secretary of the Toltec company understands business operations and is a desirable citizen. Ken Dal and his family are welcomed by the people of Laramie as fellow residents.
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Toltec Company
Thefore
Businesr
Kendal
Bia
Laramie
Bill Nye Entertainment at Presbyterian Church Event
The Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian church announces a Bill Nye entertainment with millinery by Sonia next Saturday evening. A highlight will be trimming ladies hats by men, Mrs Wall and family relocate to Thedatron Nocker residence, and a new one story brick building will replace the current floral shop site. Construction on the new building will begin immediately.
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Presbyterian Church
Mra
Wall
Nocker
Thedatron
Mie Wall
Presbyterian Church Plans Thursday Money-raising Event
The primary department of the Presbyterian church plans an entertainment evening to raise funds for finishing their room in the new church. An interesting program is being prepared.
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Presbyterian Church
Stork Delivers Baby at Helm Home in Laramie
A baby boy arrived at the residence of Mr and Mrs Oscar Helm 266 Cedar Siree in Laramie yesterday. The stork delivered a healthy infant and mother is reported in good condition.
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Stork
Laramie
Aring Son
Oscar Helm
Rock Springs Miners Refuse 10 Percent Wage Offer
In Rock Springs Wyoming on June 3 1907 only four miners returned to work after a proposed ten percent wage increase was offered by Central Coal and Coke Company and Union Pacific Coal Company. The walkout followed union organizing efforts at the mines and eviction of miners from company housing as tensions mounted.
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Rock Springs
Central Coal and Coke Con
Union Pacific
Soal Company
Hock Springs
Wyo
Met
Ion
Wade
Buple
Wilfus
Laramie Men Summoned Again In Union Pacific Damage Suit
Witnesses from Laramie including Dr. Stevens and Conductor Cummings are recalled for a second trial in the Maharas Union Pacific damage suit pending at Walla Walla Washington. Plaintiff Arneat Mahar, injured on Wyoming division, seeks forty thousand dollars for injuries after a car door struck him when the car jerked. The first trial ended with a jury disagreement.
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Teas
Laramie
Maharas Union Pacific
Walla Walla
Wash
Stevens
Cummings
Fol ‘Murphy
Arneat Mahar
Lookout —Everal
Wyoming
Mran
Dix
Dimag
Watha Walla
Men Rally to West as Coal Strike Tensions Rise
Over 130 men from Chicago and nearby slum areas traveled through Laramie en route west to work for Union Pacific. Some claimed Belt Lake bound, others said Rock Springs to replace striking miners. Tim Kelcher joined the march, describing the group as hardened and on edge.
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Chicago
Laramie
Union Pacific
Belt Lake
Rock Springs
Tim Kelcher
Forced Man Ten Keeps A Scandal Before Court
A star witness in the Tunisere ity scandal is to be a man once prominently placed who purportedly silenced a witness with a gun. The incident was hidden from the public and the affair remains a sensitive internal matter now attracting state attention.
Surprise on Goetz birthday by Maennerchor society
Maennerchor members held a birthday gathering for John Goetz at Maennerchor hall. A large crowd attended and enjoyed the celebration. Evenson, the photographer, captured a bright group portrait of the jubilant attendees.
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John Goetz
Maennerchor Society
Maennerchor Hall
Mr. Goetz
Evenson
Railroad notes and staff changes at Rawlins and byway routes
Wright resigns as agent at Rawlins with J W. Kullgh taking over logistics at the Weavers Union. J W. Kulgh and Henry oversee frontier excursion rates to Cheyenne for Frontier Days with multiple return options. Union Pacific surveyors plan more double track between Rawlins and Laramie. Trains from Pt Steely to Laramie resume, engineers assigned to lines and a transfer to Cheyenne for ten weeks due to district shortages. Mrs McDonald to Cheyenne for hospital surgery to remove a growth.
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Frontier
Union Pacffc
Cheyenne
Denver
North Matte
bin Bidney
Laramie
Kembail
Green River
Rawlins
Rock Springs
Larsvite
Hanns
Kimball
Mechanic transfers in western lands near Larhinia and Laramie
Two property transfers recorded values 426.00 and 40.00 involving Vartoton F Blwrrait and Corthell in the NWT action 5. Transactions reference MeP and Larhinia Larh Windward, with ships dated near 26 north range Th, Sherrad’s area and War Meee noted.
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Vartoton
Bo Athur
Ternan
Horse Accident Leaves Cowhand Near Death at Flag Ranch
Joe Rhineholdt, a cowhand from an city, was dragged by a unruly horse at the Flag ranch on Saturday night. Chaps caught in the stirrup as the horse bolted, he was dragged across the corral and knocked against ground and fences. He is unconscious and resting in a hospital, with doctors optimistic for recovery.
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Flag Ranch
Joe Rhinehold
Rhineholdt
Thin City
McCojtum
Homer Ranch
Denver crowd urged to attend large set of shows at midway
The Denver authority announces a big state fair show set for Monday June 24 at the Nevada and Thalia location. The circus stage is ready and Belle Fiore and aggregations are scheduled for an afternoon performance with a donor-like attendance expected.
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Denver
la Authority
Nevada
Thalia
Fie Circus
Window Closures Near Complete In Local Project
Local report notes most windows have been taken for a church project. The article mentions the Presbyterian church and plans to complete work soon. It cites motives of travelers and a completed phase of the effort.
Gowans Settle in Frisco Amid Strange Movements
Fragmentary report notes Gowans settling in Frisco with unnamed associates including Mie Mani Mannser and Laramie Friend. The piece mentions approvals of various Hows, a late animation, and a move to a Hebel tetera in Ban Fisneteen Me, alongside a referenced Alaskan venture aid headquarters.
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Mani Mannser
Laramie
Hyard
Gowrie
Vary
Hebel Tetera
Ban Fisneteen
Cowenie
Aid
Pileda
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