Watched LW W Types Push Propaganda in Cheyenne
News of the Week reports police watching LW W groups distributing propaganda in pool halls and bars across Cheyenne. Casper faces alleged Beggar's Syndicate influence with losses estimated at 3,000 to 12,000 more sought by September. General Bliss to attend Spanish-American War veterans encampment in Casper July 3-5. Wyoming rifle team takes third in five-university match. Missouri first, Wisconsin second, Stevens 18/200 in individual scoring. Sheridan plans June 28 Custer massacre anniversary celebration. Jackson reformed into a quiet town. town marshal resigns amid ennui. Wyoming revenue bulletin on dance hall tax for ladies. Casper cafe murder leads to arrest. Laundered details unsettled. Buffalo chases booze shipments. four men confined. Douglass to start free carrier mail July 1. local land office busy with oil royalties and leases.
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Taramie
Wyoming University
University of Missouri
University of Wisconsin
Wyoming
Stevens
Jackson
Atate
Washington Officials Appointed and Party Changes Reported
Washington reports nominating AgD Laskar of Chicago as chairman of the Shipping Board for a six year term with senate sent nominations. James T. Adams of Iowa elected chairman of the Republican National Committee. R. E. Williams of Oregon named vice chairman. changes in representation at the next convention. Mexico urged to sign a treaty of amity and commerce for recognition. Prohibition Commissioner Kramer resigns. new commissioner expected. Price reductions upcoming across industries following the quarter.
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Agd. Laskar
Chicago
Shipping Board Today
Senate
James T. Adams
Iowa
Republican National Committee
Will Hays
R. E. Williams
Oregon
Internal Revenue Bureau
Gom Foner Blair
Kramer
Welcoted
Shipping Board
la Follette
Wisconsin
Alvin T. Hart
Kentucky
National Republican
Turbulent Times Highlight International Strife and Policy Debates
Treasury remarks question corruption claims while Mellon cites strong dollar value. Senate moves on Colorado flood relief and army manpower. naval bill deadlock persists. Marine strike probe authorized as Hart dies suddenly amid GOP politics. Eastern Asia tensions rise with Japanese intentions noted. Mexico restricts imports after July 1 and British forces clash with Polish insurgents with minimal resistance.
Convict Red Winkers Burnett Shot by Posse in Globe
News from multiple western cities notes a series of events including the fatal shooting of escapee E. B. Red Whiskers Burnett by a posse near Globe Arizona on May 22, and other regional items such as mayoral results in Los Angeles, labor leaders commenting on wages and materials costs, Utah tobacco enforcement taking effect, and various aviation and political developments.
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Globe, Ariz
E. B
Burnett
Mariana Teague
Denver
Colo
William Spencer
Salt Lake City
Utah
British and Irish Conflict Report From Ireland and Poland
Crown forces seize mill street area in Cork capturing over 100 IRA members after a battle that left three Linn Felnors dead and 12 wounded. In Belfast three men are executed for recent disorders. Northern Ireland parliament opens amid party tensions with Hugh O Neil reelected and Sir Thomas Craig named premier. Royal Irish Infantry detachments reinforce Polish insurgent lines in Upper Silesia, and Mexican oil firms report a 20 percent wage rise.
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Cork
Ireland
Crown
Irish Republican Army
Mill Street
Dublin
Belfast
Northern Ireland
Gornella
Sinn Fein
Oppeln
Biletid
Royal
Iriad
Upper Silesia
Glel
Klu Klux Klan Plans Wyoming Expansion
Imperial Wizard W. J. Simmona announces efforts to extend the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan into Wyoming with Casper as a new branch. Central operations will run from Denver, covering Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Colorado, and Montana as the northern domain. The group traces its 1915 Atlanta origin and aims to instill chivalry and character, amid its history of racial fear tactics.
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W. J. Simmona
The
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Casper
Denver
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Montana
Atlanta
Georgia
South
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Imperial
Tanlac testimonial from Knoxville patient improves health
A Knoxville resident describes long stomach and intestinal troubles with chest pain and insomnia. After doctors failed, Tanlac is credited with restoring energy, appetite, and well being after two bottles, per a local adv. testimonial attributed to Dan M. Chambliss of Kuhlman & Chambliss.
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St. Tenn
Dan M. Chambliss
Kuhlman & Chambliss
May’ Condita
Knoxville
Adv
Rigid Civic Code Rules For Members Of The Order
The text outlines strict membership rules requiring native born white citizens, adherence to Christian faith, and no allegiance to other nations or bodies. It emphasizes protection of home and chastity of womanhood as core ideals, presenting the order as a guardian of American ideals and institutions.
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Order
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B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
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Goodrich Tire
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Beggar's Syndicate
Oil City
Tasker H. Bliss
Pershing
Carr
Sheridan
Plana
Custer Massiere
Canper
Jin Juasy
Burll
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Camete el
Laskie
Cewek
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Wille
Frank Posten
Buffalo
John Stevenson
Havre
Douglass
United States
Washington, D. C
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Mexico
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Hug
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Etna-Ize
Hoag Cove
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Gomer
Kemmerer
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McCoy
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Phipps
House
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Max
Fey
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Rosenberg
Fere
Los Angeles
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Geo. E. Cryer
Colon
James O'Connell
Metal Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Minerva
S. 1
Laura Bramwell
Mitchell Field
Cleveland
Ohio
American Zionist Organization
Thursay
Bend
Ind
Chas. M. Schwab
Mitchell
South Dakota
Milton Smelling
International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers
Washington D. C
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Pewoleum Companive
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Kemmerer Union Laundry
Ranklin
Franklin
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