Petition to Send Jewish Petition to Russia Through U S
Washington notes reveal the president will transmit the petition from the B nai Brith to the Russian government via the U S chargé in Saint Petersburg. Secretary Hay confirms the plan and outlines that the move aims to aid persecuted Jews in Russia, though the outcome remains uncertain. Count Casaint visited the State Department following the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
B'Rith
Russia
Hay
Simon Wolfe
United States
St. Petersburg
Department of State
Shu
John Hay
Simmon Woll
Washington, DC
Executive Council
B'Nal B'Rith
Count Casaint
State Department
Wsual
Elephant Kills Man After Pepper Prank at Ogden Show
Sells and Downe elephant Juno fatally attacked Wilkins, a show employee, after a pepper prank. The animal, previously docile in Laramie, restrained after the attack, later shot was buried. Wilkins died from broken ribs and internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Nino
Sells & Downe
Joly] Wilking
Wilkins
Juno
Lino
Salle & Downs
Laramie
Crowd Starts for 14 000 Mile Auto Tour from Chicago
On June 26 10day Dr J Pavis leads 75 Auto club members and a mobile repair corps on a 14000 mile trip to Mammoth Cave Kentucky. First day turnout reaches about 200 people and 50 cars. Cedar Lake hosts a reception before nightfall. Morning plans split with twenty cars heading south others return to Chicago. The run is set for fifteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. Pavis
Auto Club
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Cedar Lake
Morahi
Chicaxi
Six Human Skeletons Found At Topeka
Six human skeletons were found today in a hole washed out by the river west of North Topeka Kansas. The remains are not flood victims but show evidence of burial by someone and were unearthed by the flood. The hole is near the corner of the former Evans place, owned by J B Evans since 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
North Topeka
Erehari
Evans Place
J B Lvans
Penitentiary Crowded No Wing Construction This Year
Governor Chatterton State Auditor Grant and Secretary Sheldon inspect state institutions at Rawlins Rock Springs and Evanston reported by the Cheyenne Leader. Rock Springs hospital praised pending bids for grounds and upgrades. Evanston asylum praised with new wing for women. capacity strained. Rawlins penitentiary at full capacity with 201 prisoners. next year’s taxes prevent new construction. new wing 60 feet long to expand capacity.
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Chatterton
Grant
State Board of
Char Iles
Sheldon
Rawlisn
Rock Springs
Evanston
Rock Springs Hospital
United States
Rawlins Penitentiary
Helen
Cheyenne to Build Trainmen's Club House Delayed
Officials announce Cheyenne will receive a trainmen's club house later after a year long delay caused by unsettled labor disputes with the Union Pacific. The company plans to wait until all differences are settled and strikes subside before proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wydine
Union Pacific
Murder Suspicion Cast Over Oklahoma Death at Wichita Junction
Hobart Oklahoma reports the death of Sir Teonard Lamb found mangled on railroad tracks at Wichita Junction. Authorities say he was murdered and his body placed on the line. Five suspects have been arrested in connection with the case. Lamb had drawn a valuable tract in a government land lottery at El Reno two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Okla
Sir Teonard Lamb
Wichita Junction
Abby
el Reno
Lamb
Garden seeds shipped to Topeka flood relief effort
Over 7 500 pounds of garden seeds were received in Topeka today for flood relief. The donation from the United States Department of Agriculture was turned over to the county commissioners for distribution to needy farmers and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Peka
United States Department of Agriculture
Heavy rain lashes Topeka with citywide downpour
Topeka Kansas June 26 heavy rain marked the day with a cloudburst in parts of the eastern state. In Topeka the rain fell steadily for hours causing little property damage despite widespread wet streets and puddles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Government to Test Tobacco Raising in Texas
New Orleans June 26 government plans to locate a major tobacco growing experiment in Nacogdoches Texas on the Southern Pacific line. Washington's agriculture department decided the Lone Star soil supports tobacco well and will establish a large testing program there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Washington
Nacodoches
Texas
Southern Pacific
Atloy
Riot on Wilmington Streets Ends in Shootings
A race riot erupted on Ninth Street in Wilmington Delaware causing heavy gunfire. About 200 black marchers clashed with 25 whites. police led by Captain Evans and Sergeant McDermott made arrests. Two officers were wounded and a black man named James Mercey was shot in the hand. A white man shot William Cramer, another black resident, in the abdomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
Ninth Street
Pollen
Captain Evans
Serweal McDermott
Leander Moore
Joseph Shockley
Seargeant McDermott
Green
James Mercey
Willam Cramer
Thegroes
The Nobleest Conflict Of The New Century Lecture
Mr Thomas H Reed assistant superintendent of the American Anti Saloon League speaks at First Baptist Church next Sunday at 1 00 am and 8 00 pm. Reed Harvard graduate noted for logical, engaging delivery in classic English style as he tours the Rocky Mountain region to promote League plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Reed
First Baptist Church
Reed
Harvard
Rocky Mountains
Laramie Woman Chosen State Commander
Mrs Allie Zentz of Laramie has been chosen state commander by the supreme hive of the Lady Macabees of the World. She heads Laramie hive No. 4 but has not yet decided to accept the office which would entail extensive travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Zentz
Laramie
Supreme Hive
Lady Macabees
Worl
Zenta
Laramie Hive
East ern Star Ball Celebrates First Annual Event
The First Annual Ball of the Eastern Star at Madnére Hall drew a large crowd with a grand march led by Mrs Jesse Converse and over forty couples. The Indies of the order provided ice cream and cake, with fanfare and dancing lasting late into the night as hopes rise for the group’s future establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owler
Fascern Btar
Mo Tod Mra
Jesse Converse
Douglas
Mra
Fred A Miller
Stickney
Goo, Haskins
Me Joe King
Mr . Jackson
Misa Nabanith
Mies Welch
Mosers
Maes
Ingham
Rediy
Nealy
Marriage of Mr Von Hiskey and Miss Cutherhe McKnight
The Salt Lake Herald reports the marriage of Mr Von Hiskey brother of Mrs W E L and 6 D Hiskey to Miss Cutherhe McKnight daughter of Mrs BE McKnight, at eight past eight in the evening. The ceremony at the home of 4 and Mrs O U Hiskey included only immediate family and close friends. White carnations roses lilacs and palms adorned the setting in white and green tones. Rev Paden officiated and the couple and guests shared best wishes after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo. P Hiskey
Salt Lake
von Hiskey
Hiskey
McKnight
W. P. Hiskey
Hale
U Hiskey
Paden
Pink Tea Event by Ladies of Presbyterian Church
The Pink Tea at the home of Mrs. P. Huirres on Sixth Street featured pink and white decor, with embroidered linens, fine pastry, and grogdin cake. Dozens attended as the ladies raised a tidy sum from the afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir Hee
Mes P
Ihuires
Ridderstedt Couple Reach Latranne Area For New Home
Mr and Mrs Jahansios Ridderstedt arrived from Sweden and traveled yesterday to Wald en North Park to establish their residence in America. The couple formerly lived abroad and are settling into life in the Latranne North Park region as they begin post immigration duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jahansios Ridderstedt
Latranne
Sweden
Walden
North Park
Mr. Ridderstedty Te Ney
America
Two Horses Sale Offer Rejected at $29,000
In Minneapolis, SM W Savage owner of Dan Patel and Directum reportedly rejected an offer of $4 200 for two horses after a legal dispute. The bid from W Gentry was not accepted and further negotiations were implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Mirgi
Duneath
SM W. Savage
Dan Patel
Directum
W. W. Gentry
Thornburg and Third Street land dispute filing noted
The attorney general advises a front department actions and court proceedings concerning a real estate parcel at Thornburg and Third Street. The document outlines payment terms for a mortgage satisfaction and mentions parties including Conyers and Mans Vores with references to official abstracts and property corners near Grand Avenue and University Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josey
Rennie
Mr. Conyers
Weibel
University Avenue
Jetinson
Tagersel
Elkhorn
Bhornbun
Mans
Erie
Jowe
Transfer of Mining Interests in Palmer Hall Lode
A quit claim deed transfers a one united interest in the Palmer Hoy lode on Section 2, Township 14 North, Range 7 West, Casper Wyoming. Henry Strollenbaraken receives the interest from Kimgwell. KING BROS report top rice crop and prices for a Boston buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee
Casper Wy Kimgwell
Henry Strollenbaraken
Elim
Palmer Hoy Lode
King Bros
Eos Xeetorday
Ftoston
Fie Vm
Jonds
Amd
Peice
Aeaeon
Concert Sunday with Youth Orchestra and Vocal Acts
A fragmented program lists a Sunday concert featuring performances by youth groups and soloists. It mentions an overture and various titles, with incomplete names and timing but signals a community music event set for March.
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Czar
Penitentairy
Trainmens Club
Ani
Ginlo
Kapple
Emplor
Larame
Alec
Adoz
Roc
A.c
Selsturs
Boomeran
Order
Ladies OF Presbyterian Church
Enterta's
Will Logate
Omiple
Thornburg and
Third Street
Ots
Weehington
Dune
Fron Aly
Laramie Wy
Nerthiwert
Think
Tmngierint
Isies Yay
Vynlde Myla
Tlodee
Dave Tatarninenir
Madeline
Wille
Slaw
Serio SishJict
Ebadley
Oan
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