Senator Borah Pushes Filipino Self Government in Senate
In Washington on June 16 Senator Borah declared support for granting the Philippines an independent government, stating the United States should prepare Filipinos for self-rule while acknowledging conflict with the president on the pace of independence. The report also notes Taft accepting Leupp’s resignation as Commissioner of Indian Affairs and Delano declining a China minister post.
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Washington
Borah
Senate
Filippinos
United States
Francis BE. Leupp
Taft
Robert G. Valentine
Bth
Tallin
Frederic A. Delano
Chicago
China
Mr. Delano
Bergeman Explains Boomerang Auto Toll Claims
The Boomerang column defends its coverage of Avenat Bergeman's auto callgate scheme between Laramie and Cheyenne. A critic is allowed space to respond, while Bergeman warns of higher tolls if the auto club is unsatisfied, and local officials discuss road and bridge issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenat Bergeman
Laramie
Cheyenne
Bergening
Bergeman
Bis
Bnt
Fehieh Ip
Auto Club
Aury
Hin
Phat Nutolsia
Athletic Association 18 Doing Big Things
A local Athletic Association hosts a social event Saturday night described as a masquerade ball. Details mention a Cenbenalal venue, attendance by Italian and other guests, and involvement of organizers from Wintun with references to a person named Larwinleirne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Association of Cenbenalal
Golog
Italy
Mab Vaien
Thie Dacoctalion
Ty Uhawmay
Ae Ormanteiing
Doiver
Phe Larwinleirne
Centennial Post Busy Week Highlights Local Movements
Six cattle cars from Ontario Oregon arrive in Centennial bought by Hon. F W Geddes to stock the range and raise in value after a summer here. The University of Wyoming botany class planned a picnic but faced a heavy snowstorm and stayed indoors. Mr and Mrs R F Heh announce the marriage of their daughter Mahle to Charles Bird on December 16 at eight in the evening. J W Walker finished his Plains Line grade contract and moved out most of his outfit during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Oregon
Centennial
F. W. Geddes
Universty
Wyoming
Mahle
Charles Bird
J .W. Walker
Plains
Wool growers accuse prices too high in current market
The article reports wool raisers, led by Mr J. Btressenger, arguing that wool is valued at 26 cents per pound locally, higher than northern regions. It notes uncertainty about overall market conditions and suggests potential regional price disparities and slow sales amid varying vintages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enon
Nevada Horses Sent East in Two Carloads
Mr. W. Rankin returned from Nevada with two carloads of horses now at Union Pay ore yards. They are to be shipped on to the east, continuing the cattle and horse trade movement reported yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
East
W. Rankin
Union
Enat
Cement Sidewalks Underway on Second Street
Council notes cement sidewalk project on Second street to fix grade for nineteen property owners. Marshal Sigman supervises the work to prevent future complaints.
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Second Street
Marshal Sigman
Nlnsteen
Veterans Plan Large Delegation to Salt Lake Encampment
At a Custer Post G A R meeting last Monday plans emerged for the national encampment in Salt Lake City in August. A large delegation from Laramie is anticipated due to low rates and short distance. Attending veterans include C Holliday RB E Fitch Col Stitzer Chas Reels W L Brandis V T Logan W W Colby B F P Gas kill S A Crawford Ora Haley and El Cramrine. KH KE Fitch was named assistant patriotic instructor and Col F A Sutzer became aide on the department commander’s staff.
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Custer
Salt Lake
Laramie
C. Holliday
RB. E. Fitch
Col. Stitzer
Chas, Reels
W. L. Brandis
Vt. Logan
W. W. Colby
B. FP. Gaskill
8. A. Crawford
Ora Haley
el Cramrine
Fitch
Col
F. A. Sutzerne
Preparatory School Commencement Marks Educational Milestone
The event introduces a halfway milestone for first year preparatory students. Hon Frank Hall discusses evolving educational ideals from religious roots to citizenship and character, noting shifts in purpose across generations.
Dipping at Good's Commences Tomorrow
A local schedule announces dipping at Good's opening tomorrow with a wide range of services and staff preparing for the event. The operation will run with expert supervision and aims to ensure a smooth start for customers.
City Council Sets Block Grade Plan for Streets and Sidewalks
City council votes to adopt a block system grade and lining plan for streets and sidewalks. Debate over cemetery condition yields criticism of the sexton as bids are opened for 8 000 feet of galvanized pipe.
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Johnson
Industrial Outlook In North Park Reports New County Growth
Not more than eight percent of cattle were lost during a severe winter in North Park, says Y Murwon former Larimer County commissioner now in Jackson County. He notes North Park diversifying beyond cattle raising, with the Laramie & Hahn's Peak line advancing toward Albany and contracts in place for extending rail to the steel five miles beyond Albany. Cattle hauling remains robust and prospects for North Park’s redevelopment appear promising.
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North Park
Y. Murwon
Larimer
Jackson
Denver
Mr. Muncon
Laramie & Hahn
Union Pacific
Laramie
Steel
Albany
Marshall man walks on crutches after leg injury
Mr. Thomas Bennett of Marshall, injured when a Dag horse fell on him, has spent about eight weeks in recovery and is now able to walk on crutches. He left the hospital and was downtown yesterday. Doctors expect a full recovery with balanced leg strength.
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Thomas Bennett
Marshall
Shawmut Favored In Race With Lovejoy Driving
Elmer Lovejoy piloted the Shawmut racing car from this place to Rawlins and says it will win the race due to its endurance. He notes the Shawmut has barely needed repairs since leaving New York while rivals have had multiple outages. Ford No 2, which passed Shawmut at Ft Steele, was delayed by a paddle bridge issue and lost ground to Shawmut near Rawlins.
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Elmer Lovejoy
Rawlins
New York
Commies Inn
Ft. Steele
Union Paddle Railroad
Jawalt
Lost & Wheel & Little
Rawling
Shawmut
Reception at Lt and Mrs Coburns Reflects University Ties
A radiant reception at the Coburns Tenth Street home honored university faculty and officers. About 150 guests attended as Lt. Coburn, a Dork graduate and former commandant of cadets, was praised for his service and leadership in military science and training at the university.
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Diref Heutenant
Elehth Infantry
U. 8 A
Speniing
Laramie
Garbage Scattering Plague Hits Lic Streets
Reported in the city, garbage and refuse are scattered across Lic streets. Citizens complain of filth and odor as officials work to identify responsible parties and restore sanitation. The mayor has promised action.
Boring Fever Michobes Commencing Their Antion
Fragmentary text mentions a fever and proceedings, with garbled names and places. The readable portion references a probable municipal or local activity but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to verify a concrete event or outcome.
Albany County Institutework and School Teaching Debate
A Tuesday afternoon session features a chorus of forty girls singing Rubenstein and lectures by Dr Hall and Prof Shuck on reading methods, arithmetic practicalities, geography transfer, and the purpose of literature to develop useful thinking, with focus on teacher energy and parent cooperation.
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Rubenstein
Marqiardt
Institute
Misa Helen Simpson
Hall
Wyoming
Hebard
Merien
Devalipg Plain
Mise Simpeon
Rav. Wichmann
Jesus
Christ
Miss Adsit
Junon
Downey
Darvin
Tnt
Hettle Toy Win
Wilgsitiods
Pelle
Havin
Ali
Annaeher Atentvnuy
Mb Avrie
Prominent Men Confer Here Over Union Pacific Plans
Prominent railroad officials including W C McKeown H J Roth A J Wharf Wm Niland and A F Vick Roy visited Laramie with General Superintendent Park to discuss major changes to yard operations icing care and a potential Denver to coast transcontinental main line via the Borie cut. Signals point to expanded Pullman shops and new lines as the Union Pacific signals a strategic shift.
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W. C. McKeown
H. J. Roth
A. J. Wharf
Wm. Niland
Wyoming
Union Pacific
A. F. Vick Roy
Colorado
Laramie Ih
Park
Omaha
Laramie
Denver
Aho
Union Pacific Company
Pullman
Harriman
Borie
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Moffat Road
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Sreve Biking
Man
Fort Collins
Coto
Poudre Valley
Livermore Road
Larimere County
MR. Bergeman
Boomerang
Centennial Post
Olly Hoomerang
Preparatory School
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Mandolin Club
Mises McGrath
Frank Hall
Hinds
Astates
New England
Mall
City Council Proceedings
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Sexton
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Onder
John H. Symone
Permixaion
Thampson
University
Firat
University Etreete
Plewt
Kearhey
Park Johnson
Tim
Wan Uruyrens
Elie
Ole Meanabay
Ouutaved
Lovejoy
Lic
Paitay
Theaiaelvnw
Golmain
Ae Wartolian
Albany County Institute Work
Dr. Hall
Prof. Shuck
U. P
Twerlury
Pacific Northwest
J. J. Hubang EH
Union Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific
Oregou Railroad & Navigation Company
Frank Deckstead
Robert Mane
Hvadetuil
Ealt Amain
Colon Pavilie
Su! Park
Howlin
W. H. Holliday Co
Twa
Mery
Carll
Yevada
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Bird
Cole
Vale
Durion
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