City News Briefs From Cheyenne and Nearby
A collage of notices covers repairs, travel, marriages, employment, and local goings on. Highlights include Dan Gill’s Denver trip, a marriage license for Sidney Bartlett and Elsie Parker, vagrants arrested, dressmaking jobs, and inspections by Union Pacific. Several officials and businessmen visit Cheyenne, with pardons, schedules, and small-town commerce also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Denver
Dan Gill
Mark A. Chapman
Carey Ave
Sidney E. Bartlett
Elsie Parker
W. J. Bamboon
Salt Lake
New York Central Lines
Lucie Davis
W. 17Th
Luther Turns
Verne Jackson
Mra. BE. D
Gee
Denver Music Co
Capitol Avenue
Robert N. Grace
Gif
H. P. Fuller
Ofc
Wyoming Stores Company
Laramia
Secretary Garrison and Officers Sent to Ohio Floods
President Wilson sends Secretary Garrison and Major-General Leonard Wood to Ohio as direct representatives to handle flood relief. They are preceded by Majors Normoyle and Logan with authority to organize rations and subsistence. Wilson may visit the flood districts if Garrison’s presence would help, awaiting his report before leaving for the scene.
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Lindley M. Garrison
Leonard Wood
Ohio
Wilson
James B. Normoyle
Quartermaster Department
J. A. Logan
Garrison
Secretary of War
Presbyterians Are Prosperous Cheyenne Church Annual Meet
The First Presbyterian church of Cheyenne held its annual meeting with a 6 o'clock lunch served by the ladies. Pastor Rev Hills led a praise and prayer service followed by reports from all church organizations. The session noted 38 members received during the year, total membership 3300. Officers for term expirations and vacancies in the session and board of trustees were elected: Elders Robert Ferguson O Hudson and Alexander Staatie. Trustees W B Rose KR N Grace and Thomas Nuater.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Cheyenne
Hills
Pesbyterian Church of
Peselon
Eeldere
Robert Ferguson
O. Hudson
Alexander Staatie
W. B. Rose
KR. N. Grace
Thomas Nuater
Saloon Regulation Measure Fails in Boise Election
An proposed ordinance to cut saloons by half and raise liquor taxes by sixty percent was decisively defeated in Boise. Arthur Hodges was re-elected mayor as results from yesterday’s votes came in.
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Boise
Idaho
Arthur Hodges
Bum Sports Mn Wordplay Hit By Odd Phrase
Fragmentary OCR reads as a quirky jumble about sports and a man associated with a tight reually wine, suggesting a garbled caption or headline fragment with unclear subject and context.
Narrow Escape From Morning Gas Blaze
Mr and Mrs W J McCormick of 1610 Russell street escaped a gas explosion and basement fire after waking to smoky air. A broken gas pipe and unknown cause spurred the blaze while the couple credits closed doors and open windows for their survival. Insurance covers the loss.
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W. J. McCormick
Russell Street
Atlas Fund Benefit At Atlas Theater For Flood Sufferers
Sufferers of eastern floods and the Omaha disaster receive aid via a Red Cross fundraiser at the Atlas Theater today. Patrons contribute a dime to see films The Legend of the Everglades Jenny’s Pearls and Mutual car events while supporting destitute victims.
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Omaha
Atlas Theater
Red Cross
The
Atlas
Vacation Brings Smiles as Schools Dismiss for Week
The article notes beaming pupils as schools prepare a one week spring vacation. It explains the annual tradition of a spring break ending with optimistic grins and anticipations for the upcoming holiday.
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Tine
Transfer of First Sergeant Leonard to Walter Reed Hospital
First Sergeant Charles L. Leonard of Field Hospital No. 1 will depart Monday for Washington D C for duty transfer to Walter Reed General Hospital. The move relocates him to the United States largest hospital system.
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Charles L. Leonard
Pield Hospital No. 1
Washington, D. C
Walter Reed General Hospital
United States
Educator Dr Grace Raymond Hebard Aids Suffrage Series
Dr Grace Raymond Hebard a Wyoming University librarian and economist sent photographs and material to Lewis H Theiss for a Pictorials Review series on woman suffrage The sixth article will feature Wyoming The items include Bright who presented the suffrage bill in Wyoming in December 186 and several leading women such as Mrs Morris Garrett Wissler Traux and others who held civic offices and legislative roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Raymond Hebard
University of Wyoming
Lewis H. Theiss
Pictorials Review
Wyoming
Bright
Morris
Hepeace
Garrett
Freach Revolution Explored After Carlyle Reading
The note describes finishing Carlyle's work and plans to consult an encyclopedia to understand the Froreach Revolution, seeking context and clarification on the historical concept.
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Carlyle
Old Water Case Is to Be Heard Today
The city of Cheyenne appeals in a water case against Mary A Edwards C P Law rence John J Krazer and the Krater Mining company. Trial before Judge Vidball in Laramie on a change of venue. Condemnation suit over land in reservoir area. city paid 2200 dollars in 1909 and defendants seek further indemnity.
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Cheyenne
Governor Hunting Delegates to Attend Drainage Congress
Governor Hunting, in receipt of a letter from the National Drainage Congress, confirms that President Wilson has authorized the body to formulate and present to Congress a plan to prevent future flood losses of life and property. The congress will push for a successful conclusion.
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Carey Ja
National Drainage Congress
Wilson
United States Congress
Congress
Ungrammatical Mailing List Fragments From Historical Page
A jumbled OCR style list shows names and places such as Chicago Denver New York and various surnames like MacPayden Abrams Boland Cruce Sever ing and Watson. The fragmentary items resemble a social or directory notice with scattered geographic references and personal names.
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R. M. MacPayden
D. Abrams
Chicago
Mise Mary Boland
John Drew
Hubert Cruce
Nina Severing
Miew MM. Watson
Alice John
Helen Cullier
W. Bennett
Wire
A. Han
Bailey
New York
H. W Cooke
Kinball
J. C. Wells
Quicago
J. L. Hearstey
Denver
B. J. Piegeon
BP. Meyers
Mra
L. H. Slossien
Laramie
Moody
W. A. Suter
Deter
MH. Holmes
T. J. Pair
Coloorado Springs
W. C. Browning
St. Louis
J.C. Rentreyrand
Oty
W. W. Hale
Frank Haver
Ro Brown
H. G. Kelly
J. A. Blatt
J. A. King
Jobo Norton
Wheatlond
Congress Meeting Invites Wyoming Delegates in St Louis
The text urges all congress members to attend the annual meeting in St Louis on the 12th and 10th of the month. It notes anticipation of action to plan work at a home port to prevent a recurrence of calamity recently striking eastern states and suggests Wyoming men in St Louis may receive communications appointing them to represent Wyoming.
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Congress
St. Louis
Wyoming
Also Mentioned on This Page
City News
Miller's
Plano
Sete Cosmet Avenue
Mabel BE. Smith
East Twenty-fifth Street
Verne “Weatherby
Campstool
Plalne
Felix Alston
State Penitentiary
Joe Elliott
Wyoming Development Company
Sruak Aeen Allen
Jack Coughlin
State Hard of Pardons
Union Pacific
Nineteenth and
Evans Streets
Manville
A. A. Spaugh
H. B. Card
A. D. Brooks
W. F.hening
R. M. Taylor
Casper
le Perle Land and Feeding Company
Douglas
T.J. Brownfield
C. Huntzeinger
Jas, Baxter
Cha
Sam Stark
Eddy Street
Citizens National Bank
United Sales Covermnewe
Caref Ul Conservative
Cheyenne, Wyoming
General Wood
J E. Normoyle
Atlas Flood Fund
Mutual Weekly
Everglades
Jenny
Manewal& Ulrich
the Palmer Bakery
16Th St
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
17Th St. and
Eddy SP
M.S. Lewis
Harry P. Hynds
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