New College Owner Busy in Cheyenne Plans Modern Methods
A. Barritt, new owner of the former Dame of Woe site, reopens as Cheyenne Business School in the Keefe Building. He introduces up to date textbooks, shorthand and accounting instruction, aiming for a Sept. 1 opening and permanent Cheyenne residence. Barritt, an organist from England, pledges to boost local business education and community growth.
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Irritt
Buainers College
A. Arnold
Dame of Woe
Cheyenne Business School
Central College
Keefe
Barritt
Cheyenne
Milwaukee
America
England
MF Barritt
Booatera
Barrilt Fe
Fingland
Palace Pharmacy Lotion Claims Tan and Freckle Cure
An advertisement touts Benzoin Atmend Lotion from Palace Pharmacy as a cure for tan and freckles. It urges readers to try the product.
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Palace Pharmacy
Dates Set for Frontier Boosters Excursion to Denver
Dates are Saturday and Sunday August 20 and 21 for the Frontier Boosters trip to Denver. Fontier committee and Union Pacific officials approved the plan with a round trip fare of 3 dollars to attract a large turnout. Advertising blitzes and fan gear are ready, and many boosters have signed up, planning western themed dress and squarely aiming to cheer on local teams in Denver. Trains 104 and 106 will carry excursionists from Cheyenne for the event.
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Boosten
Frontier Boosters
Denver
Fontier
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Colorad
Heyenne Indians
Trinidad
Rocky Mountain
Cheyenne
Panic at Midnight From Burning Waste Smoke
Smoke from burning waste caused a panic in a rear yard near Carey Avenue and 18th Street. An alarm was turned in after a false alarm sent responders to the scene at midnight. No injuries are reported in this fragmented notice.
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Idelman Brothers
Deleware Revine
Carey Avenue
Local man jailed after violations prompt further arrest
A man with prior drinking history was jailed after officers detain him following a string of disturbances. He had earlier faced fines for defacing city property and failing to place red lights on building materials at night, with officials continuing to pursue penalties.
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Coneiay
Dave
Ely
Red Men Hold Event Under Muggney Direction
A local bed tight carnival drew crowds under the management of Muggney Oal with the Redmen hosting a community event amid modest entertainment.
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Redmen's Bed
Muggney Oal
Boxing Card Highlights Four Bouts In Denver Area
A four event boxing program featured Young Abe At Tell of Denver versus Jockey Oswald with At Tell prevailing in four fast rounds. Kid Fox of Denver and Young Cox of Colorado Springs fought at 122 pounds in a brisk four rounder. Two exhibition bouts followed with Young Oxenburg of Fort Russell and trainer Congo Kid in action along with Eddie Webster and Kid Shaeffer.
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Cal
Abe Attell
Denver
Oswald
Kid Fox
Young Cox
Colorado Springs
Young Oxenburg
Fort Russell
Congo Kid
Eddie Webber
Kid Shaeffer
Local residents and officials travel and visit Cheyenne
Sergeant of Police and Mrs. Chas Embry vacation with relatives in county. Mrs. Howard Porter returns to Cheyenne from Colorado. T Paul Wilcox and John Gillings attend court martial in camp. Mrs Joe Webb and daughter of Wheatland visiting Cheyenne. R D Moffitt of Cargyhurst on a business visit. Henry Pets of Lusk arrives in Cheyenne. Ex Chief Louis Manewal fishing on Pole Creek. Mrs William Gauff returns from Denver. Chicheles L Rauner of Laramie Insurance travels with family en route after paying a claim.
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Chas. Embry
Howard Porter
Cheyenne
Colorado
T. Paul Wilcox
John Gillings
Joe Webb
Wheatland
R. D. Moffitt
State Leader Names New Editorial Staff Member
Bincald, a former journalist with Pueblo and Colorado Springs papers, joins the State Leader editorial staff as telegraph editor in the capital city.
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State Leader
WN. Bincald
Fmer
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Telegraph
Pickpocket Relieves Railroader of Cash at Frontier Park
In the betting ring at Frontier Park race track yesterday, Guy Goff a Colorado una Southern passenger porter had twelve dollars stolen from his pocket by a skilled thief. Police believe several right fingered men are active in the city and may be involved.
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Frontier Park
Guy Goff
Colorado Una Southern
Stage Robbery Ends in Driver's Death Near Mogollon
Reported stage hold up results in the death of the driver. Wires to the mine were cut hindering word spread to mounted police. Denver district post office inspector Cochran notified. leads to recover the mail and locate culprits.
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Mogollon
Gila National Forest
W. BE. Cochran
Post Office
Denver
United States
Boy Dies After Horse Kicks Farm Rider Near Gilcrest
Robert Perkins aged 6 son of Rd Perkins a farmer living near Gilcrest Col died yesterday afternoon from a head wound after a horse kicked him.
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Plattesyville
Colo
Robert Perkins
Rd. Perkins
Gilcrest
Probe reveals accounting mistakes at bakery institution
Attorney General Barrett questions the institution’s warden about a $1198 voucher within a $5000 bakery project cost. The warden says he is not a bookkeeper and offers few clear answers, admitting limited accountability after six years without inspecting key accounts.
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Tiie Cleghorn
Mieghord
Barrett
Prison Warden Faces Discrepancies in Annual Report
The warden admitted uncertainty over checks and bank balances at the prison, noting over ten thousand dollars in the bank not matched by his books. He could not explain two $3,550 checks or why some checks were cashed by a gambling house in Denver, attributing figures in his report to presentation rather than actual expenditures.
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Tan Ories
Neale
Bin
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Gleason Mercantile
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NEW York Herald
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France
Mons
Warman
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Park Hill Heights Realty CO
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