Illinois Judge Rules Primary Law Unconstitutional
Springfield June 19 machine politicians hailed a U S supreme court decision declaring Illinois direct primary law unconstitutional The ruling cites three defects voting access minority representation and overly narrow title The opinion notes changes could render such laws constitutional and warns future states to study Illinois framework for a valid direct primary law to guide reforms
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Springfield
Supreme Court of
Miller
Supreme Court
Ilinais
Kelly Mercantile Plans Massive Laramie Warehouse
Rumors in Laramie claim the Cheyenne based Kelly Mercantile will build a large warehouse in Tyart and use it as a regional distribution hub. The article notes Laramie’s favorable location and forecasts benefits for Wyoming’s growing trade network, citing a reliable local business source.
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Laramie
Kelly Mercantile Company of
Cheyenne
Tyartmié
Fra
Wyoming
Judgment Rendered Against Ben Wat hing
A jury or court decision was recorded naming Ben Wat hing in a judgment related to a matter described as a balance or balance due. The record notes a monetary amount of 1.8 and references Wilkes and Beluney in connection with the case.
Wrights Honored with Medals in Dayton Celebration
General James Allen presents gold medals to Wilbur and Orville Wright at their aeroplane factory site during Dayton Ohio homecoming events. Ohio Governor Harmon and Dayton Mayor Burkhart commend the brothers as crowds parade exhibits of American locomotion ending with an aero plane display.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Feld
James Allen
Army
Dickinson
Wright Brothers
Congress
State of
Judson Harmon
Edward EB. Burkhart
America
Wrights
Wyon
Denver
Lottie Webb
Horace Pereault
Pereault
Josephine Carroll
Bandits Kill Constable in Train Hold Up Near Bragg
June 19 Muskogee Oklahoma clash between three train robbers and officers left Deputy Constable Johnson Kirk dead. One robber, Paul Williams, was shot through the breast and captured. two others fled. Robbers aimed to seize pay envelopes from the crew as pistols flashed in a battle that drew Deputy Wicks to the scene. In Chicago, a radical lamb bone graft into a man’s leg was performed at Frances Willard Hospital, a pioneering operation for Docear Townsend. The surgery marked a claimed first in America for such a graft.
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Muskogee
Oklo
St. Louis, Tron Mountain
Kirk
Wicks
Chicago
Frances Willard Hospital
Docear Townsend
America
Suspected Poisoning in Range Kills Cattle
Reports say eight Nortean cattle grazed in the local range died after showing poisoning symptoms. Dr Ratentay treated the Vawe ranch Dorey and another animal with cold limbs and other signs of poisoning. Five head belonging to Peter Simone and two of another owner also died.
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Nortea
Ratentay
Vawe
Iek Dorey
Peter Simone
Pereon
Fossil Search Leaders Announced in Halle Mole Frais
In Halle Mole Frais a university director and a local leader plan a field expedition to search hills for fossil specimens. The pair will coordinate with experts to map potential sites and collect samples for study. The project aims to advance paleontological knowledge and repository findings.
National Guard Company Sought for Laramie Musicians
Petition to Governor Brooks seeks a company of infantry in Laramie and aims to organize a brass band. Signers include Dr. M. Turner, Tom Doyle, J. Tidball, Downey, Langheldt, Cady, Peterson, Ogg, Symons, Black, Fouich, Morgan, Fleming, Spalding, Mille, Le Pomeroy, Johnson, Lundgren, Alden, Gray, Reed, Grant, McHugh, Goodale, Owen, Mathinon, Coneron, Greenwood, Johnson, Kennedy, Gottochalk, McClary, Roberts, Paterson, Carr, Baumbach, Betts, Oetty, David, Jones, Cardiner, Simpson and Schilling.
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Brooks
National Guild of Wyoming
Laramie
Snhomnes
Enterprise
BM. Turner
Tom Doyle
J. Tidball
Downey
H. B. Langheldt
K. Cady
D. M. Peterson
Ogg
H. M. Symons
B. Black
Frank Fouich
B. Morgan
Fleming
Gee
W. Spalding
L. J. Mille
A. le Pomeroy
Warren EB. Betts
Roy Oetty
David Harry
Jones
John Cardiner
Clyde V. Simpson
W. Si Schilling
Henry Moen
H.W. Jones
W. L. Rtgers
A. 8. Grant
K. & Hoodwin
Bert Titus
Five Dollar Bill 18 Still In Town
A counterfeit five dollar bill case remains unresolved as officers failed to locate the suspect who altered small charges and changed money. The individual traveled with a show and bought minor items, but no counterfeit notes were recovered.
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Rhovino
Personal notes from Cheyenne papers and Larne links
Twisted, partial text from Cheyenne papers mentioning Mr and Mee Hawk Parker of Larne and names like Moe tod Dannii Wing, Gioele Hevain, Mowel Crook, with unclear relations and places, suggesting a damaged or embedded family or social notes section.
Gems Are The Winners In Rain-Shortened Game
The Gems beat the Indians four to two in a rain shortened ball game at Laramie. The game was halted in the sixth inning due to rain and called off. Earlier that afternoon, Mrs. Tebbett frightened by a tramp entering her home fled with her baby, but nothing was missing when residents returned.
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Che
Onne
Gems
Indians
Laramie
iGame
Mrs. Tebbett
Indy
Woman in Jail for About the Steenth Time
Mrs Elisabeth Westman is again in the city jail for drunkenness after being arrested yesterday while very drunk. The liquor habit has a firm grip and she has repeated jail spellings.
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Steenth
Elisabeth Westman
Greeks and Hobos Battle Near Cheyenne Leaves Several Hurt
At Speer station twelve miles southwest of Cheyenne a clash between Greek laborers and roving hobos left three dead and six injured. Greeks had raided a southbound freight, leading to a running fight with clubs knives and guns. Sheriff deputies recovered six wounded hobos and four Greeks after a special train trip.
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Speer Station
Carilor
Corlett
Speer
Mitty
Sheriff Hughes
Thomas Holland
Frank Sinon
Frank Hughes
Running Down Boy Sparks National Auto Speed Backlash
An old editorial laments speeding drivers and notes courts clamping down on autos. It cites a New York incident where Victor Darragh was convicted for running down a boy with a car and killed him, urging stronger action to protect human life.
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New York
Om Muni
Darraugh
Atale
Public Reaction to Gould Trial Highlights High Society Scandal
The Gould trial reveals Mrs. Gould as a riotous figure linked to heavy drinking. Witnesses describe intoxication and transformed behavior, while defense plans call for fifty rebuttal witnesses to contest the testimony.
Man Bound Over In Assault On 12 Year Old Girl
Wm Welsh charged with assaulting the 12 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W M Smith of Salt Creek near Casper. He was bound over to district court for trial with a $20 000 bond but failed to secure it and was remanded to jail. He pleaded not guilty.
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Wm, Welsh
W. M. Smith
Salt Creek
Casper
District Court
Controversy Over Wallace Hagenbeck Show Names
Report of a dispute between Wallace and Hagenbeck over use of the famous show name. The Hagenbeck claim includes misattribution during a recent performance while Wallace, based in Peru Indiana, asserts ownership and seeks damages amid ongoing legal action.
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Hagenback
Wallace
Hagenbeck
Berlin
Germany
Hapdubech
Hiame
Higwabeok
Ja Dollar
Len Walle Tace
Peru
Indiana
Plu
Jauihorita
Lantiile
Motor Club Event Scheduled for Tomorrow
Fragmented text describes a motor club gathering set for tomorrow in Lansintinles with participants including Aene Fra Vophalaelth and Toa Look. Details are garbled but indicate a planned meeting and possible activities or demonstrations.
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Lansintinles
Toa
Laven
Teleyde
Willy
Messina relief work progresses rapidly after earthquake
Italy administers relief funds as excavation continues and 200 missing are believed buried or fled. Rebuilding begins, survivors reoccupy homes, fishermen return to work, and authorities expect few quake traces in six months. The US is thanked for aid.
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Messina
Denver
Thaly
United States
Italy
All Aboard for the Ball Game at Cheyenne
A fragment notes a ball game gathering in Cheyenne with several names and terms unreadable in the OCR, indicating an event or travel to the game. The readable text lists multiple personal names and possible companions, suggesting participants or attendees.
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Cheyenne
Judicial Dig Nitaries Meet Today
A brief report notes a gathering of dignitaries including Corwenner Crag Mit pevatow and Mietidaty at an event in Te waite. The agenda centers on judiciary matters with caretakers and attendees listed among the participants.
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Corwenner
Crag
University Board Reelects Faculty and Advances Expansion
The university board reelects the entire faculty and adds instructors in mathematics German history and commerce The board approves land purchases east of campus and a possible 640 acre adjoining tract The budget for the coming year totals about 109000 and bids are authorized for a new state normal school building The board members including Oto Gramm Timothy Burke Arthur Jones and Frank Burrage are reelected for another term
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University Board of Trustees
Mia
Stone
Mokler
Itis
C. EB. Strongquist
Princeton University
Strongquist
Germany
Mies Laura Bretsch
Snd
School of Commerce
Lieut. Coburn
University Experiment Station
Presch
Merica
Burrage
Wm. Dubola
Cheyenne
University Farm
Oto Gramm
Timothy F. Burke
Vicw
Arthur Cy Jones
Frank 8. Burrage
Bing Eam
Gibson Clark
W. J. Tidball
ACME Breakdown Near Bosler Reported
A vehicle associated with ACME broke down near Bosler as Jona Oakley, who drove the car yesterday morning aiming for Medicine Bow or Rawlins, returned to town. The text shows garbled reporting but hints at a disruption and nearby locations with several place names.
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Jona Oakley
Rawlins
Mwhoo & FrelMt
Inala
Etter
Cullen
Aliti
Munwron
Padatolla
Korie
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