Roosevelt aides clash over third term and Roosevelt delegation moves
A clash erupts among White House aides as Hitchcock and Cortelyou push Roosevelt delegate plans amid a looming third term vote. The president demands evidence of delegations and a split between Hitchcock and Cortelyou deepens, signaling potential retirements as the issue intensifies in Congress.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Cannon
Cortelyou
Frank 8. Hitchcock
Orst
Hitchcock
Roosevelt
Meyer
Secretary of the Treasury
Wreck blocks Cheyenne-bound train at Silver Crown station
Several cars of a Colorado and Southern ore train derailed at Silver Crown station thirteen miles north of Cheyenne blocking the main track and siding. The Cheyenne Flyer could not pass and remained in Silver Crown all night. it resumed northward the next morning after the blockade cleared at 2 PM. Passengers and mail were transferred by ape colal to Cheyenne, delaying many travelers who planned to return north.
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Southern
Colorado & Sothern
Silver Crown Station
Cheyenne
Silver Crown
Home Made Blood Remedy Promoted for Purifying Blood
An old health column advertises a do it yourself blood purifier using Fluid Extract of Dandelion Compound Kargon and Compound Sarsaparilla. It claims to clear skin and boost energy while benefiting kidneys and reducing rheumatic and bladder troubles. The note warns against consulting others for coughs and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar.
Soaked peas sold without labeling charged in Denver
Prosecuting Attorney Clyde M Watts filed information against Midland Grocery Company of Denver for selling soaked peas in unlabeled cans to C W Miller & Co of Wheatland. The case charges three counts in district court with two on the December regular docket. Best remedy for mothers is Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup sold by A BE Roedel.
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Clyde M., Watts
Midland Grocery Company
Denver
C. W. Miller & Co
Kennedy
A. BE
Roedel
Mexican How Selling Whiskey to Indians Leads to Plea
In federal court John Guerra a Mexican residing on the Wind River reservation pled guilty to selling liquor to Indians Judge Riner imposed sixty days in county jail and a $100 fine The sentence follows the illicit liquor sale indictment at the U S district court
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United States District Court
John Guerra
Wind River
Riner
Dan Malone Found Guilty of Petit Larceny
The district court yesterday found Dan Malone guilty of petit larceny for stealing six barrels of beer from Richardson Hrog. The jury delivered verdict after brief deliberation and the defense offered no evidence.
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Dan Malone
Richardson Hrog
Local notables report illness and travel among Wyoming residents
A string of short notes lists several individuals with illnesses and travel plans. Mrs H H Ellie and Mr L Hughes are sick or confined at home, B F Balinan critically ill at St John’s, and Frank Babcockee rural business activity in Laramie. Others return from travels to Chicago Denver California and holidays, including state officials Hender son and Burke. A mix of personal updates, a medical ad, and holiday offerings conclude the item.
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H. H. Ellie Ia
L. Hughes
B. F. Balinan
St. John's Hospital
Frank Babcockee
Laramie
Hane Nielssen
Dale Creek
Kate G. Turner
Chicago
Lucia Hodgeman
Clark
Harry B. Henderson
Centennial
B. W. Burke
Vera Glilland
Denver
E. T. Clark
United States District Attorney
California
William Niland
Wyoming
Union Pacific
North Platte
Neil Clark
Horse Creek
T. F. Burke
United States
Board of Trustees
The
University of Wyoming
M.J Miller
Des Moines
Ecity
Geo. LaPash
Atlas Pictures Please People at Atlas theater
Two inspiring films debut at the Atlas theater both praised for education and uplifting impact. One recreates Paul Revere ride with strong patriotism and accurate New England scenes while a daring Alpine rescue by St Bernards draws applause. The Atlas will run the films for the rest of the week with free guest invites for certain soporifics. Dewitt's Little Early Risers are marketed by A E B Roedel.
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Atlas Theater
Paul Revere
New England
Atlas
Alert Hose Company meeting and banquet prep notice
Members of the Alert Hose company are asked to report at the hose house at a.m. for preparations for Wednesday's banquet. New books arrived at Sloan's and a Handicraft ad on page 8 promises suitable items.
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Alert Hose Company
Agaist
Mutual Life Insurance TM opens offices in Victor
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York has opened new offices in the 201 First National Bank building with Victor Good named superintendent.
Global detectives expand covert network in wartime era
Secret police and private operatives extend investigations worldwide. Agents work covertly in multiple regions to gather intelligence, assist officials, and pursue clandestine targets through discreet methods.
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Vottebie
Wil Ensee
Hoon 4
Oporm Manse Ilogk
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W. 17Th Street
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Capitol Avenue Theatre
Bli’g
Ferguson Street
Palmer Restaurant
Pferguaos Street
Congreet
A. BK. Roedel
Knight’s
A. B. Roedel
Union Dye Works
Foley
A. E. Roedel
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Fai
Atlas Pictures
Dewitt
A. E B. Roedel
Thos, & Holland
Cheyenne Detective Bureau
Union Mercantile Co
Kimbey & Nagle Telephone NO
Capitol Grocer
Richelieu and
Chase & Sanborn
Greeley
Jersey
Kimbey & Nagle Corner
Seventeenth and Eddy Sts
Capitol Grocery Co
Capitol Avenue
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