Overcoats discarded as spring travel begins in Cheyenne
The spring tide of hobo travel is already setting in. The Union Pacific handles two to three trainloads of ice daily through Cheyenne. A Young Men's Literary club meeting occurred at the Carnegie Library. Cheyenne’s Dry Farming delegation to Salt Lake City is due back tomorrow. The petit jury for December term was discharged. Rev Robert L Harris will address Cheyenne schoolchildren in Lara mie next week. Cattlemen moved through Cheyenne from Denver after livestock meetings. Union Pacific shop days reduced to five, few workers remain. Seventeenth Street torn up for Northern Colorado Power steam heating work. High School basketball team left for Ault to play. Cheyenne to Fort Morgan tonight. Anglers report accessible angle worms in Cheyenne within one foot of surface, unusual for winter.
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Capitol Avenue Theater
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Young Men’s Literary Club
Carnegie Hbrary
Dry Farming Congress
Salt Lake City
District Court
Robert L. Harris
St. Mark's Church
Laramie
Denver
Seventeenth
Capitol Avenue
Ferguson Street
Northern Colorado Power Company
Ault
Colo
Fort Morgan
Simple Remedy for La Grippe and Pneumonia Fears
An ad notes Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughs and strengthens lungs to prevent serious outcomes from la grippe. It claims the genuine product has no harmful drugs and a yellow package. Sold by A. E. Roedel.
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A. E. Roedel
Senate panel backs pay rise for army personnel
Washington January 24. The senate committee on military affairs reported favorably Senator Warren's bill to raise army pay. Enlisted men would see up to 40 percent increases while general officers would gain up to 10 percent. The measure is viewed as likely to become law.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Military Affairs Today
Warren
Avoid Pneumonia with Foley's Honey and Tar Ad
An advert touts Foley's Honey and Tar to stop coughs and prevent pneumonia from colds. It warns to choose the genuine yellow package sold by A. B. Roadel. The notice also promotes a Catholic ladies supper at St Johns hall and a liver pill product with health claims and a Palace Pharmacy source.
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St John's Hall
St. Mary's Cathedral
Nineteenth and
Ferguson
Foraker vows continued fight for delegates in face of defections
Cincinnati reports Senator Foraker will continue the battle for Republican National Convention delegates despite word that key supporters have shifted allegiance. Former Lieutenant Governor Hardjog reportedly backs Secretary Taft, even as Foraker previously backed the nomination.
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Poraker
Cincinnati
Chloie
Jan
Foraker
Hardjog
Taft
Raiders Carry Out Sheep Camp Raid in Wyoming Range
A band of masked raiders attacked Ora Halley & Son’s sheep camp on Flying E creek in Upper Powder River district. They burned the camp wagon and supplies, drove 4,000 sheep miles to a new range, with no sheep killed. No raiders found. rewards expected from local wool grower associations. The raid is the second in thirty days in the region.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Upper
Powder River District
Ora Halley & Son
Flying E Creek
Johnson County Wool Growers’ Association
Wyoming Wool Growers’ Association
South Side News Digest and Social Notes
Frank Embery arrives from the Green ranch. A pleasant party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Prunty on Hast Tenth Street. Nellie Schuetz returned from visiting Mrs. Kappelman. The South Side Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Swager’s. sewing and attendance listed. An advertisement urges KODAL for dyspepsia, sold by A. E. Roedel.
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Frank Embery
Green Ranch
Prunty
Pace
Sorenson
Rabou
Cone
Varnum
Mumm
Gilpin
Swager
Lewis KOs Mantell in New Haven Welterweight Bout
Harry Lewis of Philadelphia knocked out Frank Mantell of Providence in the third round of a twelve round match in New Haven. Mantell claimed welterweight championship of America with the victory he had over Honey Mollody and said he would challenge Billy Papke for the middleweight title.
Wyoming Route Described for Transcontinental Auto Race
The New York Times describes Cheyenne and Wyoming terrain along the 57 to 150 mile stretches toward Rawlins and Rock Springs. It notes high altitudes, snow covered passes, sparse ranches, and rugged trails. Villages like Laramie Med icine Bow and Rawlins are cited with limited amenities for spectators and drivers.
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Wyoming
New York Times
Cheyenne
Reyenne
Laramie
Hill Mountain
Sherman Hill
Rawlins
Hanna
Percy
Dana
Walcott
Fort Steele
Rawls
Rock Springs
Union Pacific
Job
Rawling
Port Steele
Dee
Socialists to seek lower Chancellor salary over suffrage
Berlin January 24 socialists retaliate against the Prussia stance on manhood suffrage. They plan to move to reduce the Imperial chancellor's remuneration when debate on his salary arises unless he promises a bill granting universal suffrage for all men and women over twenty in every federal state.
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Berlin
Princes von Below
Prugala
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Ancor
Kerrigan & Leslie
Harry P. Hynds
Shimitz Photo Studio
Kodak
Eddy Street
Ellis
Loysen
Thos
KE Holland
Chips Criminal Dept
Cheyenne Detective Bureau
Alo
THE
Leader Publishing CO
WM. A. Bartlett
Bus
Charles Thompson
Foley
A. B. Roadel
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co
Japan
Tokio
Royal Household
Bieb
Johnson County
Flying E. Creek
South Side News
Wilds
Beffete East
New York
Times
New York-Paris
Kelley Mercantile
Manufacturing Department
Boechner Jewelry CO
Boston
Good Living
W. 17Th St
Stock Growers National Bank
United States Depository
John Clay
A. H. Marble
W. L. Whipple
John Clay, J. A. Johnston
J. C. Whipple
A. I. Marble
John Whitake
T. O'Rourke
L. P. House
Teddy Bears
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