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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1919
Page
13
Oldest Woman Voter in Suffrage Group A Laramie Pioneer
Mrs Nancy Wilhelmina Brown of Laramie Wyoming is noted as the oldest woman voter in the National American Woman Suffrage Association. She served as mother of the convention at St Louis and is married to Judge Melville Brown of Laramie County Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Wilhelmina Brown
Lanhamie
Wyo
St. Louis
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Melville ©. Brown
Laramie County
Wyoming
Uni
First Women Voters Noted in Local History
The passage recounts early women voters linked to Laramie and Cheyenne. Grandma Swain reportedly voted when women first could, while Mrs Nathan Stark voted in Cheyenne. It also notes Martha Timson as the first court bailiff named by a district court judge, and Mrs Stephen Boyd as an early teacher on the first women juror grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Fillmore
Union Pacific Railroad
Sidney
Ogden
Laramie
Brown
Judge Brown
Col
Marol D. Coburn
Geo
Robert W. Mearns
National Army
Susan
United States
Grandma Swain
Vathan Stark
Fort Morgan
Gale
Cheyenne
Martha
7Imson
John H. Symons
Stephen Boyd
Western Boys Return Home After War Front Visit
Fifteen hundred veterans of the 362nd infantry arrive in New York aboard the transport Kentuckian after long service in France and Belgium. Mayor James Rolph and local dignitaries greet the veterans with a royal western welcome as they arrive in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
362Nd Infantry
France
Belgium
James Rolph
San Pranciaco
Hocky Mountain Lab
Irresponsibility Is Plea of Miss Garrison
Seattle April 4 The attorney for Ruth Garrison charged with murder entered a plea of not guilty claiming mental irresponsibility at the time of the crime. Garrison had confessed to poisoning Grace Storrs amid alleged romantic motivation involving a husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Garrison
Seattle
Wash
Ruth Garrison
Mias Garrison
Grace I
Storrs
Northern Wyoming backing 82.8 million highway bonds
A state official returning from Sheridan reported near unanimous support for 82.8 million in state highway bonds in Northern Wyoming. He predicted a statewide sentiment could yield a five to one approval if mirrored in Cheyenne and urged continued public hearings on related municipal petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Apt GM
State Board of Equalization and Public Service Commission
Sheridan
Cheyenne
Northern
June
Sheridan Street Railway Company
Corder Bor
Eight Wells Planned for Mosher Field Expansion
The Mosher Oil Company plans to complete eight wells in Salt Creek field by this fall. One well near See, 6-39-78 yielded close to 450 barrels then another starts 601 feet south. Robert G. Taylor states the project is funded as a Series of new wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosher of Company
See
Robert G. Taylor
Mosher Il Company
Cone Ion
Sheep Shearing to Begin at Opal Pens Not Later April 10
KEMMERER Wyo April 1 The Republican reports the Opal Corral directors will start full shearing operations no later than April 10 with a crew of thirty to remove golden fleeces from about 75 000 sheep. The modern facility, built in the Australian fashion earlier this winter, serves the western district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Pens
A Shearing Corral
Opdl
Germans Wrestle With Food Problem
The German armistice commission held a meeting to discuss final questions about food imports. Mathias Braderger, the Une president of the Conmiipein, presded. The session covered allied aims on wheat, wool, sugar, paper and other essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Brealin
Fierman Armistice Commission
Mathias Braderger
Une
Conmiipein
No German Troops Within 30 Miles of Rhine
An Associated Press report says peace talks yield a point: Germany cannot keep a garrison fortification or works on the left bank or within at least thirty miles along the right bank of the Rhine. The Temps notes the agreement covers both sides of the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhine
Associated Press
Patus
Germany
Bart McGrath's Body Passes Through City
The remains of Mark McGrath of Cheyenne move through the city Sunday en route from San Diego Gal where death occurred to Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart McGrath
Mark McGrath
Cheyenne
San Diego
Gal
Illinois
Glenrock Oil Field Report Notes Multiple Wells
A field report describes Glenrock and Lusk area oil activity. The Glenrock til Company operates a well at 2.950 flat on the eastern end of the structure and two more wells in the same vicinity, with additional activity in sections 5 and 34 and a new well in another quarter of section IH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk
Glenrock Til Company
Vie
Olio
OM Company
Cies
Wyoming Woman Is Married In Denver
Edith K. Miller of Donn Wyoming and Miller of Keenexburg Colorado were granted marriage license in Denver on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Keenexburg
Colorado
Edith K. Miller
Donn
Wyoming
Denver
McDuffy May Replace Vick Roy at Denver
report states McDuffy may succeed Vick Roy as Denver railroad superintendent. A. J. Vick Hoy leads Colorado division and has served for years, while W. A. Woodcott and L. Mebuffy are mentioned in connection with Wyoming division changes and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDuffy
Vick Roy
Denver
Union Pacific
W. Woodcott
France
Leela
Mebuffy
Wyoming Division
Navy Recruiting Station Signs Enlistment From Sheridan
Chief Water Tender B A Clary heads the Navy recruiting station at 2124.2 West Lincoln Way and announces that Georg W. Clise of Sheridan Wyoming has enlisted in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.A. Clary
Navy
West
Lincoln Way
Georg W. Clise
Sheridian, Wyo
Sleeping Cots Wholesale and Retail Prices
A concise advertisement notes metal sleeping cots available wholesale and retail. The listing gives a price of 2.85 pounds per cot and 4.70 dollars per cot, with a buyer location at 1603 Pioneer Ave and a seller named LOUIE WAX.
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