City notes and personal notices from Cheyenne paper
A compiled page lists local business ads and society items including watch repairs at Miller's on Carey Ave, a Denver businessman on a trip, marriage licenses for Sidney Bartlett and Elsie Parker, and various notices on travel, dressmaking, piano sales, and local arrests. Also coverage of pardons board, train schedules inquiries, false alarm, and entrants visiting Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Denver
Dan Gill
Mark A. Chapman
Carey Ave
Sidney E. Bartlett
Elsie Parker
Garrison and Wood Lead White House Flood Response in Ohio
Secretary of War Lindley M. Garrison and Major General Leonard Wood travel to Ohio as direct representatives of President Wilson to manage flood relief. They are joined by Major James B. Normoyle and Major J. A. Logan, authorized to provide rations and subsistence. Wilson plans to visit the flood district once Garrison reports on usefulness of his presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley M. Garrison
Leonard Wood
Ohio
Wilson
James B. Normoyle
Quartermaster Department
J. A. Logan
Garrison
Secretary of War
Presbyterians Are Prosperous in Cheyenne Annual Meeting
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 annual reports from church organizations. The session reports 38 new members and 3300 current members. Officers elected to fill terms include Elders Robert Ferguson O Hudson and Alexander Staatie. Trustees W B Rose KR N Grace and Thomas Nuater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Measure Defeated. Hodges Re-elected Mayor
Boise voters rejected an ordinance to halve saloons and raise licensing costs by 60 percent. Arthur Hodges was re-elected mayor in yesterday's election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Arthur Hodges
Fragmentary sports note hints at a starting lineup issue
A garbled OCR fragment references a man who started something tight and hints at wine involvement, suggesting confusion over a sports lineup or postgame detail. No clear names, teams, or events are readable.
Narrow Escape From Strange Morning Blaze
Mr and Mrs W J McCormick of 1610 Russell street escaped a gas explosion and basement fire Tuesday morning. The house filled with smoke and escaping gas, a gas pipe broke, and the cause remains a mystery to the gas company and the couple. Their lives were saved by closed doors and open windows. Insurance covers the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McCormick
Russell Street
Atlas Flood Fund Benefit At Atlas Theater
Sufferers in eastern floods and the Omaha disaster will receive aid through a Red Cross relief show at the Atlas theater today. The bill features "The Legend of the Everglades" "Jenny's Pearls" and mutual car events. A dime donation promises immediate help and personal satisfaction from aiding the destitute.
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Omaha
Atlas Theater
Red Cross
The
Atlas
Approach of Vacation Pleases Local School Boy
The article notes the anticipation of a one week spring vacation for pupils, with smiles as teachers plan the end of term. It mentions that schools usually dismiss for a week in spring and this year’s vacation arrives on time, with Master ahead of schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tine
Transferred First Sergeant to Walter Reed General Hospital
Charles L. Leonard of Pield Hospital No 1 will depart Monday for Washington D C after being transferred for duty to Walter Reed General Hospital. The move marks a major assignment to the United States largest hospital system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Leonard
Pield Hospital No. 1
Washington, D. C
Walter Reed General Hospital
United States
Suffrage Series Features Wyoming Figures
Dr. Grace Raymond Hebard sends photographs and material to Lewis H. Theiss for a Pictorials Review series on woman suffrage. The sixth article, in September, focuses on Wyoming and includes Bright who presented the Wyoming suffrage bill in December 186, Morris the Mother of Woman Suffrage, the world’s first woman justice of the peace, Mrs. Garrett, Wissler the first woman mayor, and other women legislators including Mrs. Bellamy Miller and Miss Traux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Raymond Hebard
University of Wyoming
Lewis H. Theiss
Pictorials Review
Wyoming
Bright
Morris
Hepeace
Garrett
Carlyle and the Freach Revolution Inquiry
A reader reports finishing Carlyle's Fraech Revolution and plans consulting an encyclopedia to learn its subject. The note hints at a critique or summary need without detailed analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Old Water Case Is to Be Heard Today
The city of Cheyenne appeals against Mary A Edwards C P Lawrence John J Krazer and Krater Mining Co in a venue change to Laramie where Judge Vidball will hear the case. It seeks additional indemnity for land submerged in city reservoirs after paying $2 200 for the land in February 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Governor Hunting Delegates to Attend Drainage Congress
Governor Hunting receives notice from the National Drainage Congress that President Wilson authorizes the body to formulate present to Congress a plan to prevent flood lows, save lives and property, and push for a successful conclusion at the Drainage Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Ja
National Drainage Congress
Wilson
United States Congress
Congress
Unclear OCR List of Names Across Cities and States
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous individuals with affiliations across Chicago Denver San Francisco Decatur Portland and other locations. The passage reads as a dense roster lacking coherent events dates or actions to summarize.
Congress Meeting in St Louis Dates and Wyoming Delegation
The text urges congress members to attend the annual St Louis meeting on the 12th of the month and anticipates action on home port plans to prevent a repetition of recent calamities affecting eastern states. It notes Wyoming men in St Louis may receive letters delegating representation for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
St. Louis
Wyoming
Also Mentioned on This Page
City News
Miller's
Plano
Sete Cosmet Avenue
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
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
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
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
J.C. Rentreyrand
Oty
W. W. Hale
Frank Haver
Ro Brown
H. G. Kelly
J. A. Blatt
J. A. King
Jobo Norton
Wheatlond
Logan’s Book and Curio Store
17Th St. and
Eddy SP
M.S. Lewis
Harry P. Hynds
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