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Laramie Boomerang

Location

Laramie, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1909

Page

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Gould Says Court Vindication Tops Cash Offer In Divorce

Mrs. Kathrine Clemmons Gould, glad in black, recalls a Supreme Court vindication as she settles for alimony of $46,000 a year after a lengthy Texas divorce trial. She plans a future school for orphans on Blue Gap, and describes drastic budget cuts from $10,000 to $100 a month. Spokane speakers announce the National Irrigation Congress, with dates in August and planned attendance of 4,000 to 5,000 delegates. Roosevelt sails from New York for Genoa with daughter Ethel and grandson Quentin, possibly meeting her former envoy on return.

New York Fon Supreme Court Kathrine Clemmons Gould Amiles Justice Dowling Lean Tive Clarence J. Shonin Theatrosa Ottale Jay Gould Orphien Hoya Shue Spokane Wash Hay Washington United States Dixon Clapp Mayeburn Caimins Wot Dames Carter Newlands James J. Hi Howard Hillett Genoa Roosevelt Ethel Quentin Avchie Geno Ponsiile Afrlag Mine Huilly Canon Villa

Newspaper Man Goes To Hills To Cool Off

Local report describes a newspaper man named Brennin seeking relief in the hills. The jumbled text indicates a pursuit of cooler climate and possible health concerns, with references to fever and surrounding chatter about his activities.

Hills

La Follette for Leader in Progressive Party Push

A special Washington report analyzes La Follette's bid for the 1912 presidency amid Republican splits led by Aldrich Cannon and Taft. The piece describes a possible independent or progressive party forming from Labollette’s Wisconsin following and national organizers, detailing tensions between New England establishment and western reform efforts.

Washington Robert My Lakollete Winconel LaPollelle Senate Gaz Nuery LaFollette Lay Follette Aldrich Progressive Party Aldelehh- Cannon Labollette l Alerich Cannon Taft Olll New England Eniland Egland Wall Street Gael

Sunday Registrations At Laramie Hotels

Fragmented OCR lists many names and cities as Sunday hotel registrations in Laramie. The text also hints at the idea that a tenant wants a certain apartment type, with a stray line about a want ad.

Laramie

Multiple sensational crimes and medical oddities reported

A series of lurid incidents from June include Mrs Nellie Jobeon’s botched escape injuring her and her husband’s efforts to aid her, a man named Victory Colby fatally shooting himself in a hotel lobby, and a remarkable surgical graft of chicken bone into a child’s jaw at St Joseph’s Hospital. Also covered are a gashed store robbery in Montrowe with a pistol and a fleeing suspect, and scattered telephonic police notices.

Atlanta Nellie Jobeon Harry Woolford Woolford Jabs Hon Wash Colby Quincy Florida Omaha Neb St. Jospeth’s Nospital

Awful floods menace Casper in Nebraska dam danger

Casper Wyoming faces rising North Platte floodwaters threatening the town and farm land below Pathfinder dam. A 215 foot wall dam stands upstream as the river climbs past last night’s levels. Officials fear the flood could spill into a new channel, pushing destruction toward Casper and endangering residents. A separate case in Cheyenne concerns an inquest into Gust Stalin’s train death, with carbon and lar amie counties arguing over coroner costs.

Casper Wye North Platte Great Reservoir United States Reclamation Serview Great Stone Dam Caxper Cheyenne Laramie Carbon Gust Stalin Hawling Carbon County Bens L. P. Desmond Laramie County Commissioners of

Inauguration of Georgia Governor Brown in 190? era

Georgia newspaper reports the swearing in of Joe Brown as governor succeeding Hoke Smith. The piece notes simple ceremonies, Brown’s denim attire, and supporters in jeans. Separate North Pole discovery chatter references Arctic explorer and ongoing homeward voyage with blanked details.

Atlanta Olune Joe” Brown Hoke Smith Georgia Marietta Brown Georgia Jeans

Shoot holes in auto tires to stop speeders in Aurora

Aurora police inaugurate a tire puncture patrol employing three deputies to shoot holes in speeding cars tires. Marshal William Stitt backs the plan as a deterrent amid a speed crackdown. the Denver Motor Club has appointed a lawyer to defend motorists. Local judge Louis Klee supports the effort.

Aurarai Colo William Stitt Aurora Louis Klee Marshal Sri Eee Jait Denver Motor Club Hiv Hudson Ot de Philip “Hlsokwita Fre and Police Board Ims

Never Friendless If Member Of The Eagles

The Eagles found a poor, unfortunate man named Jorge of Loramie in Spokane. He wandered with epilepsy and no money, seeking work yet under liquor habit, supported by the lodge. The brotherhood notes his passing and speaks of inspiration and humanity.

Jorge Loramie Fiat Spokane Washington Diral

La Follette Attacks Taft Over Tax Plans and Tariff

Madison Wis June 28 Senator Robert M La Follette publishes a sensational guarded editorial accusing President Taft of aiding Aldrich’s plot to throttle the income tax and criticizing the tariff revision plan He argues the tax scheme would stifle income tax efforts and notes Taft should have addressed Congress with a clear message. He also notes La Follette’s past criticisms of colleagues but says this attack on the president is unprecedented.

Madison Wis Robert M. la Follette la Pollette Wisconsin Aldrich la Follette Li Follerty Taft Congress

Supt Park 10 Be Elevated In Rio Grande Management

Denver June 28 Gen Sup t Park of the Union Pacific is believed chosen to succeed A C Ringway as Denver Rio Grande management. Rumors say Gould Harriman control of the Rio Grande hinges on Park shift with Kruttschnitt advising and possible reorganization of Harriman roads. Park may head a broader Union Pacific expansion as pressure mounts for new mileage rollout.

Denver Union Pacific Allroad A. C. Ringway Denver & Rio Grande Park Rio Grande Gould Harman Seventeenth Street H. Sehtacus Tomas el Rn Chiago Great Western Railroad Union Pacific San Francisco Julius Kruttschmitt Southen Pacific Harriman Krutteehnitt Rilo Grande

Rights Fight Delays Union Pacific Grading Near La Salle

John Kurtz, a renter farmer near La Salle Colorado, held 100 men and grading crews idle for two days with a shotgun to block crop disturbance. The Union Pacific pursued a right of way condemnation but did not include the tenant in filings. The company proposed funds to cover losses, and after his consent work resumed under conditions.

Union Pacific John Kartz la Salle Colorado Kurtz

Beautify the Union Pacific Right of Way Project

Union Pacific officials plan a vast beautification campaign along the railway from the Missouri River to the Pacific Ocean. A landscape garden will replace monotony with flowering shrubs grasses and long vistas. A gardener will design and maintain grounds between stations creating a continuous scenic route for travelers.

Union Pacific Way ‘Company Missouri River Pacific Ocean Hind Plain

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