Nickel Plate Road Offers Summer Rail Fares to Niagara Falls
The Nickel Plate Road advertises $12.26 round trips to Niagara Falls with departures in June or July. Through sleeping cars and three daily through trains are listed, with dining car and American Club Meal Plan options. Charles B. Johnson, district passenger agent, provides further information from Denver and Chicago offices.
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Nickel Plate Road
Tlekee
Aldo Servient la
Aldo Servient la Carte, For Further Information, Write Chas. B. Johnson
Denver Cole
Chicago
van Buren
la Salle
Rojestvensky Heartbroken in Sasebo Hospital Visit
London report from June 16 describes Admiral Rojestvensky in a private Sasebo room, praising Japanese care and the landscape view. He says wounds heal though his left lip troubles him, and he hopes to be able to move in about 40 days. He breaks down when asked about the naval battle, avoiding the topic and speaking of the scenic day and dream-filled night.
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London
Japan
Rojestvensky
Sasebo
Rojestvenssky
Nile
Norway to fight if necessary over independence and recognition
Christiana Norway announces new foreign minister Leavland pledges to dispatch a special envoy to great powers to gain recognition of Norwegian diplomatic and consular officials. He states Norway will defend sovereignty, cites Sweden economic policy differences, and emphasizes Norway’s merchant marine ranking and need for independent negotiation. He warns powers that Norway will fight if needed.
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Christiana
Norway
Jima 14
Leavland
Atorth
Sweden
Railroader Punished Youth With Soap For Cussing
A city railroad worker confessed to punishing a small boy for swear words by washing his mouth with soap and water. The incident drew public attention as the man admitted using unparliamentary language in front of the child before the discipline, while seeking forgiveness and offering reforms.
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Andre
Lanteu
Burglary Strikes Wallace Residence Stolen Jewelry Reported
Thieves entered Noah Wallace home on Sou Wiehth Street while occupants were away, ransacking rooms and taking jewelry valued at over 200 dollars plus about 10 dollars in cash. Heavy losses reported for Ollie Wallace, Arietta Eastman, and Miss Bastian. multiple valuables including a diamond set shirt studs and a hunting case watch stolen. Police investigated, no arrests yet, warrants and suspect leads being pursued.
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Noah Wallace
Sou Wiehth Street
Form Ny
Mie Burr Iury
Ollie Wallace
Arietta Eastman
Bastian
Miss Wallace
Milas Eastman
Uwie
Miss Kinstrom
Elle
Mino Eastman
Fallowine
President and Wife Receive at Commencement Reception
An addition to the program for Commencement is noted. President and Mrs. are to hold a reception after the ceremony. University officials invite the graduating class, parents, and alumni to attend in a formal event Wednesday evening.
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Tlalel
Teidteed
Pacntty
White girl wed to an Indian shocks Philadelphia society
A fragmentary report notes a white woman from Philadelphia marrying an Indian, described amid confused OCR text. It mentions a Kenton daughter tied to ACH and a Willietiadiie Hithan, with references to Andover and the University of ______, suggesting a social scandal or sensational match.
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Philadelptly
Kenton
Ciel Danitoether
Fas Ben Tie
Iil
Diplomas Presented at East Ride School Graduation
A large audience gathered in the East Ride School high school room for diploma ceremonies. Ninth grade pupils Tessie Langheldt Merl Kisstek Mary Watkins and Evelyn Bykyn earned diplomas to enter the university second preparatory year, while eighth grade graduates gained first preparatory year admission. Dr. Tisdel urged continuing study, noting the graduates' ages under fifteen. John Hunton played piano and Minnie Burke sang as diplomas were awarded, ending the school year.
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East Ride
Diphimas
Lee
Tessie Langheldt
Merl Kisstek
Mary Watkins
Evelyn Bykyn
Cloyd Crone
Lewis Cook
Walter Doyle
Hattie Erne
Charles Jones
Viola Miller
Marthe Reimers
Alice Burke
Edith Miller
Paul Absher
Helen Cordiner
Willie McRoberts
James Hunt
Henry Klein
Ora Knight
Wilberta Knight
Harry Jones
Mary Wilson
Ate
Tisdel
John Hunton
Minnie Burke
Forest Inspector Assigned to National Forest Reserves
Washington assigns Smmith Riley to duty as forest Inspector on the national forest reserves in Colorado and the Big Horn and Medicine Bow reserves in Wyoming He will assist the U S Civil Service Commission in conducting for positions of forest rangers in Colorado Other appointments include William A Lamb named engineering aide in the Irrigation service and assigned as field assistant in hydrographic work Albert M Wood named assistant engineer assigned to field duty at J i Pield Fort Laramie Wyoming Koh Soper and Frank H Bruntue as veteran engineers of the Irrigation service directed to report at Cody Wyoming
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Washington
Smmith Riley
Forest Service
National Forest Reserve
Colorado
Big Horn
Wyoming
United States Civil Service Commission
William A. Lamb
Denver
Albert M. Wood
Cleveland
J i Pield
Fort Laramie
Wye
Koh
Soper
Frank H. Bruntue
Leelalion Service
Cody
Nelsons return to Laramie as home choice
Mr and Mrs N J Nelson, who left Laramie weeks ago for Salt Lake, have returned and will resume living in Laramie. He says he would rather live in Laramie than anywhere else. A job ad seeks a Woman of Worth for work in Washington representing a large manufacturing company with weekly pay and expenses paid. A card party and dance will be held at Toesday evening, Lune Park, with tickets 45 cents.
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N. J. Nelson
Laramie Sone
Balt Lake
Wow
Wsanitog
Samp
J. Hy Moore
Laraniia
Wyo Loa
RT Tall
Lune Park
Adiuiestu Locladiy
Gente, Dil
Runaway youths of Iowa officials jailed in Wyoming
Gus Parsons and Roy McMillan, sons of prominent Iowa attorney J M Parsons and U S district attorney H J McMillan, were sent to the Rawlins state penitentiary for breaking into a rail car. Both families seek pardons as the youths say the act was a youthful lark. A coincidence tied the case to their fathers roles in a Cedar Rapids bank wrecking trial the same day.
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Gus Parsons
Roy McMillan
Rawlins
Cheyenne Tribune
J. M. Parsons
Rock
Rapida
H. J. McMillan
Cedar Rapids
Parsons
Iowa
McMillin
United States
Portland
Kearney
Neb
Egbert
Yous McMillan
Wyoming
McMillan
New Pastor of West Side Scandinavian Lutheran church
The Rev. Oscar Woods is the new pastor living at 13 South Seventh Street with Mr. Charles DeKay. He arrived last Saturday and has impressed the Laramie congregation. Woods is a Gettysburg Theological Seminary graduate able to preach in Scandinavian and English.
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Oscar Woods
West Side
Scandinavian Lutheran Church
Charles DeKay
South Seventh Street
Woods
Laramie
Wooda
The
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Penn
Scandinavian, Lutheran Church
Wyoming delegate Mary S Clark to attend New York convention
Mrs Mary Slavens Clark director of the University of Wyoming School of Music was notified by Mr BM Mownan president of the Maple Teachers National Association of her appointment as a Wyoming delegate to the convention at Columbia University New York on June 21 22 and 23 Clark will be unable to attend due to university commencement exercises
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Mary Slavens Clark
BM Mownan
Maple Teachers National Association
Wyoming
Columbia University
New York
Clark
Becaus
Wxerdives
Sultan Kills His Brother in Palace Plot
Constantinople reports a royal murder in which Prince Ahmed Kemal Eddin was strangled in his private chamber by palace guards on orders of Sultan Abdul Hamid. Fehin Pasha engineered false treason claims and forged letters to justify the execution, silencing a potential rival to the throne.
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Constantinople
Ahmed Kemal Eddin
Tome
Ahmed Kemal Hddin
Bes
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Fehin Pasha
Yildiz
Ahmed Kemal Evidin
Febri Pasha
Wilson to face charges over cotton stock leaks
Washington June 1 Secretary Wilson prepared to answer the Cotton Growers association charge that leaks from the Agricultural Department affected cotton stocks. He has ordered a Secret Service inquiry with two weeks of investigation by Chief Wilke’s office to determine if the accusations are well founded. Eastern papers have hinted at a major department scandal, but Wilson contends the criticism lacks basis and aims to clear his nine year administration.
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Washington
Wilson
Cotton Growers’ Association
Department
Hyne
Hoi
Agricultural Department
Sispicion
Secret Service
Wilke
Growers’ Association
Postoffice Department
Cheatham
Thuy
Myr Wilson
Everyiilius
Floto Circus Draws Big Crowds With Strong Acts
Large audiences attended Floto circus performances yesterday with Wan Gong and other attractions praised for top condition. Aero batic displays by Japanese and other groups stood out as the elephants and ponies performed well. The procession and acts impressed, with riders and trained animals delivering lively feats.
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Wan Gong
Ceneral
Meyele
Eliar
Heapwee
Hotel Arrivals Across Cities and Ranches
The Easter season saw a long list of guests at the Easter House and the Union caucule with attendees from Millbrook ranches, Salt Lake, Cheyenne, Denver, Omaha, Centennial, St Louis, and Kansas City. Notable names include Bert Hoss, Mrs She Kisor, Josephine Clocher, L. J. Porter, George Mugler, N. B Nellis, GQ. W. Stanley, J M. Towner, J. Co Ralte, BH. Whel wr, JD. McCarty, and many others visiting or staying at local hostels.
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Easter House
Bert Hoss
Millbrook Ranch
She Kisor
Josephine Clocher
Roch River
PL. Clark
Pearl
A Halleck
William
Titeworth
Warren
George Mugler
Millbrook
L. J. Porter
Woods
A. ©. Auffylger
Salt Lake
T. M. Shrope
Cheyenne
P Stokes
Denver
A Daniels
Lowdermilk
Des Moines
Johnson House
N. B Nellis
Centennial
W. Stanley
St Louis
M. C. Ward
George Clark
Pinkhampton
Fred Snyder
Ranch
J M. Towner
Jehm
Paul Perguson Denver
Colo
John W. Ward
Don Charles Dearlove
Matton
Do Absop
Rook
Vivian McCashind
Cowdry
Are Matthews
Raveh
Wo Ryan
Mra
N. J. Nelson
A. Lo Tackart
J. HW
McNealey
JA Smith and Sister
J. Co Ralte
Union Caucule
Whel
Lowik
Foeter
Omaha
McCarty
BH. Gard
Chas Root
Jant Pordmers
Gladmany
Vleteher
Bow Pranelaen
Mriort
Meanaek
Hoke Kinnon
Hostens
Russia Manchuria Peace Talks Prompt Quiet Opposition
The article notes Russian public opinion shifting against harsh terms in Manchuria peace, with government leaders cautioning that continued war costs threaten domestic stability. It highlights Japan urged to moderate demands, and that belligerents must first exchange views before any settlement.
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Seave
Ruesta
Japan
Russia
Pacific
Battle of Horse Creek Recalled by Cheyenne Pioneer
Judge W F Lee, one of Cheyenne's oldest settlers, recalls the Battle of Horse Creek forty years ago north of Cheyenne. A party of forty mountaineers and two companies of the U S Cavalry faced Sioux and hostile tribes near Fort Phil Kearney. The clash left many dead, including several on the cavalry side, with Captain Faust among the fallen.
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Judge W. F Lee
Cheyenne
Horse Creek
Oho
Judge Bee
Wilievest
Ft Laramie
Indiana
Lannie
Port Dphil
Kearney
Faust Und
Wilcoxs
Mort
Elvis
Platte River Flood Report and Rising Waters
The Platte River rose overnight leading to concerns of flooding and damage. Officials warn residents near low-lying areas to take precautions as conditions worsen and river levels continue to rise. Local authorities urge vigilance and anticipate further updates as the situation develops.
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Medicine Bow
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Javena Clark
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Floto Circus
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Wemmons
Platte River
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