Settlement Talks Hit by Refusal to Recognize Conciliators
In a nationwide mining dispute the United Mine Workers leaders refuse district presidents as board members in the conciliation process. President Mitchell warns of possible work suspension if recognition does not proceed, while railroad officials dispute the accusations and call the situation exaggerated. The exchanges unfold as operators push to honor the strike commission’s terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Conciliation
Wilkes Varrd
Mine Workers Union
Warren
New York
Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Dinion
Anthracite Strike Commission
Indianapolis
Dana
John Mitchell
The
United, Mine Workers
George Garner Injured in Workplace Accident
A contractor named George Garner suffered a serious injury when a 4x4 scantling fell at the Bik building site on Wellnessday afternoon. He received a deep cut and multiple wounds but remained able to move yesterday, though very ill and sore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Berner
Yestur Iloy
University of Wyoming Sixteenth Anniversary Exercises Schedule
The program lists events for the University of Wyoming including final examinations starting June 10, President's Reception for the Senior Class, bachelor ceremonies, a commencement address by James H. Baker, and the annual board of trustees meeting. Events span June 2 to June 18 with specific times and venues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imer
Goshen
First Congregational Church
Salt Like City
Utah
Olympic-Lowell Society
Exeremaea
Une
James H. Baker
University of Colorado
Board of Trustees
P. m
Degrea
County Treasurer Enjoined Over Tax Land Transfer Dispute
Writ of injunction served on W L Hick county treasurer bars sale of parcels owned by Whitehouse and Palmer of Red Buttes. Case stems from land segregation by former schools chief Mrs Simpson moving land from district No 3 to district No 1 affecting about 67 dollars in taxes. Whitehouse and Palmer refused to pay the adjusted tax, offering the amount if kept in district No 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Hick
Whitehouse
Palmer
Red Buttes
Simpson
Laramie
Messrs Whitehouse
Boilermakers Still Out At Cheyenne Strike Continues
Striking boilermakers in Cheyenne remain out and stand firm delaying return until foreman B. R. Chapman is removed. No quick settlement possible as President Burt Ix plans meetings with machinists in Omaha after the conference concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Chapman
Burt Ix
Omaha
Cheyenne Ade
Young Davis Suffers Broken Wrist in Buford Accident
George Davis son of Foreman Davis at the Union Pacific car shops Cheyenne fractured his left wrist when he attempted to board a passing freight at Buford. He and two companions were returning from a fishing trip and sustained other cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Foreman Davis
Union Pacific Car Shops
Cheyenne
Buford
Young Davis
Davis
Landscape Gardener Mr Olmenhead Due Sunday
Expert landscape gardener Mr Olmenhead is expected to arrive here next Sunday to work on grounds at the Centennial for the Van Horn Miller syndicate related to a summer club project planned there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmenhead
van Horn Miller Syndicate
Forest of Doom tale from New Caledonia colonists
Olson recounts the failed colonization voyage from California on the schooner Percy Edwards. Sixty five colonists sought a mythical Eden in the South Seas, faced swamp and mosquito infested lands in New Caledonia, and most ended dispersed or missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Jasper N. Owens
Cheyenne
Wyo
Owens
Olson
California
South Seas
Alameda
Thi Port
Percy Edwards
Oakland
Laveca
Fiji
Suva
New Zealand
New Caledonia
Olsen
Centennial Notes Reflect Local Happenings and Projects
June 6 centennial notes record Mrs Sadie Heed and others visiting Laramie Tar works to meet the president. A new store room is begun at the lumber yard to stock hardware and groceries. Church plans to furnish couches as services move to new quarters this month. Two fish ponds added at the hatchery and spring stock moved. Major T Re appointed notary public. Streets work proceeds with rock removal and grading. Edgar Larson holds grading contract while Helen Gould mine work pauses for equipment. Crew builds cabins and structures. Bull Terrier incident noted. Callagan returns to Centennial after work with Teddy. Mrs Reed reports a fine day after returning from lawn.
Missouri River Falls Deep as Armourdale Flood Wrecks Kansas City Area
The Missouri River dropped seven inches in eight hours while the Kaw fell eight inches. streets remain dark as seven streetcar lines resume service. Reports of heavy loss of life are false, but property damage is enormous. Armourdale is submerged with entire city ruined, water up to twenty feet in places and 16,000 residents displaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Wiemening
Kansas City
Kan
Armourdate
Jones
Farmoerly
Armourdale
Kansas Avenue
Resignation of Rev Warren Nice at First Baptist Church
The Rev Warren Nice has resigned from the pastorate of the First Baptist Church in a thin city. He has no definite plan yet but has several promising offers, possibly from Denver, and may accept one. His departure is a loss to the community. The Union Pacific Railroad Company yesterday filed a United States patent in land across Laramie Albany and Caspon counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Nice
First Baptist Church
Niece
Denver
Aity
Union Wacife Railroad Company
United States
Laramie Allany
Caspon Counties
Fire Department Meeting Allocates Funds and July 4 Dance
City hall meeting approves a $100 distribution to each fire company from the department budget. A July 4 dance is planned with an arrangements committee named, plus restrictions barring anyone under 21 from joining but allowed as torch bearers. The session adjourned after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stax
Charles Hopkins
John Loh Join
Frank Lepper
Ed Murphy
William Mast
Death of Infant on The Yellowstone Limited
An infant died aboard a train en route from San Francisco to Boston to visit a dying grandmother. The body was removed at Laramie after signs of fever appeared, Dr Stevens had been alerted, and the mother continued toward Boston. The baby was laid to rest in the local cemetery today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 4
Laramie
John A. Carrecable
San Francisco
Boston
Mass
Medicine Bow
Stevens
Stryker
Man Tweedy Sells Horse Hair Goods After Release
A man named Tweedy, discharged from the penitentiary yesterday, was selling well made horse hair goods on the streets. He had manufactured them during his imprisonment and disposed of a large quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweedy
Henry Rice Ordered to Report to West Point Commandant
Henry Rice received official notes to appear before the commandant of West Point Military Academy on the 15th of the month. He will report on Saturday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rice
West Point Military Academy
Meeting of School Board Postponed
The school board did not meet yesterday to assign teachers due to the absence of Gramm Johnson and Hraxoe from the city. The vacancy caused by Missire’s resignation had not been filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Gramm Johnson
Hraxoe
Resi
Missire
30 000 TIBS FOR KANSAS
About 100 carloads will be shipped to flood damaged sections of the Union Pacific in Kansas. Each car carries tea amounting to roughly 30 000 items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Union Pacific Railroad
Machinists Strike Settled After Settlement Terms
The Omaha area article reports a union dispute ending with a settlement. Key terms: abolish piecework, reinstate struck machines on request within 60 days, 7 percent wage increase from the pre strike level, nine hour workday. Non-union workers retained on equal terms. Hotels within shops to close in two weeks. Strike called off and work to resume Monday at multiple points including Omaha and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Tinion Pacific
Company
Represen
Cornell Bluffs
Columbus
Grand Island
North Platte
Cheyenne
Rawling
Green River
Evanston
Oxden
Denver
Cheyenne Wella
Ills
Juneson City
Kansas City
Albany County Industrial Association Meeting Notes
A meeting of the Albany County Industrial Association met last night at the Van Horn Miller Company office. Attendees discussed funding a secretary with about 67 dollars per month pledged, and planned to nominate a secretary at McKee's on Monday. A letter from a Danville, TL reader offered to visit if the project proved practical, and a Laramie Mining Exchange inquiry was filed for cooperation. The group decided on newspaper design changes and adjourned after confirming the subscription committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany County Industrial Association
van Horn Miller Company
A. J. Holmes
McKee
Danville
Laramie Mining Exchange
Laramie
Albany County
Also Mentioned on This Page
President Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Theap
Insue
Fowler
Ontario and
Western Read
George Garner
University) OF Wyoming
Ram
Hiple
Forest OF Doom
Island
NPW
Caledonia
Wome Othe
Olean
Nuceeetot
Sydney
Weer
London
Lace Greeny Mra
Sadie Heed
Niles Vaanen
Neil Roneh
Chic Deyber
Laramite Tar Work
Te Lumber Company
Tem City Grocery Company
Harry Metinie
Major T. Re
Chatterton
A8 & Notary Public
O— ‘Teama
Edgar Larson
Inge Wutit
Te Helen Gould
Fred Sader
Bok
Callagan
Centennial
Seins
Teddy
Cipoley
Temple of Economy
Empleo
Kimple
Mikrouri
Kaw River
Missouri
Cody
Reresentativ
Pechcssctececosh
Apple
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!