Spaugh Plans 10 Open Bank in Cheyenne City
A. A. Spaugh of Manville leads Wyoming capitalists to form the First State Bank of Cheyenne with $100000 capital. Spaugh holds 550 shares. other investors include J. Agnes Reed and Harry C. Young. Location is to be chosen from several options soon. permanent directors and officers to be named later. Spaugh already heads three Wyoming banks and aims to build a regional banking chain.
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Wyoming
A. A. Spaugh
Manville
Spaugh
First State Bank of
Cheyenne
I. C. Newlin
State Bank Examiner
Mary E. Spaugh
W. P. Spaugh
Wyo
J. A. Reed
J. Agnes Reed
Harry C. Young
Noah Young
Charles T. Padden
Kinsler H. Padden
Charles H. Padden
Glenrock
Spangeli
Bank of
Bank of Glenrock
Bank of Keyline
Circuit
Sparagh
Louis Cook Killed By Street Car Accident
Louis Cook, son of Peter Cook, died after missing footing while attempting to board a southbound street car at Twenty first and Carey avenue. The car wheel crushed his head. witnesses say the car did not stop, and an inquest is planned to determine responsibility. Conductor Tucker and Motorman Denson were on duty. Denson stopped the car after the impact.
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Louis Cook
Peter
Cook
Twenty-first
Carey Avenue
Early
C. W. Tucker
P. J. Denson
Denson
Tucker
Den
Final Vote on Food Measure Set for Today
The Senate reached unanimous consent to vote tomorrow at 4 o clock on the conference report of the administration food control bill. Advocates and opponents foresee strong approval and only a handful of dissenters, with the final draft awaiting signatures from presiding officers of both houses. The administration aims to adopt the conference report on the first food bill after the vote.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
House
Wilson
Biavi
Tomorow
Exemption Claims Rise as Draft Nears Deadline
With today the last day for filing exemption claims, sixty seven have been filed at the county clerk. Many claimants are resident aliens or have dependents. over 50 percent of those called may seek exemption. Physicals showed two rejections out of thirty seven, with fifteen more to be examined tonight.
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Ed Schoel
Conway
Burglar Nabbed After Night of Break-Ins on East Sixteenth
Police capture a nameless burglar who entered three East Sixteenth Street homes at 200 208 and 308. Neighbors aided by surrounding the suspect near Warren Avenue. He is jailed after taunting officers with silence and claimed he did not know his name. Items taken include new ladies combs and other articles, a bag remains missing.
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East Sixteenth Street
East Sixteenth
Jack McFarland
Brown
Sixteenth Street
Warren Avenue
Cheyenne
McGill Improves After Surgery and Return Home
State Tax Commissioner McGill has improved from his recent leg removal operation and has been moved from Ivinson Hospital to his home in Laramie. Friends express strong hope for his full recovery as physicians and family noted earlier in the month that his progress was uncertain but his strong constitution aided recovery.
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McGill
Statehouse
Ivinson Hospital
Laramie
Germany Demands Swiss Gold for Furnishing Coal
The state department reports Germany has asked Switzerland for a gold loan in exchange for coal. Officials see this as a sign of Germany’s financial strain, while Switzerland resists and is seen as better prepared than Holland or the Scandinavian nations to face aggression. Switzerland currently relies on Germany for coal, but Allies may help meet its needs.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Germany
Switzerland
Holland
Scandinavian
Taft Improves After Illness in Clay Center
Former President Taft, who was struck with stomach troubles during a speaking engagement in Clay Center, Kansas, last night, was reported improving by his physicians. It remained uncertain if he could resume planned speaking in Lincoln, Nebraska, today or tomorrow.
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Clay Center
Kan
Taft
Pryet
Sir Patt
Lincoln Neb
Treasury Offering Is Over Subscribed
The Treasury offer of liberty bonds and financial certificates under the projected issue was largely oversubscribed when subscriptions closed at 4 p.m. today.
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Treasury
Washington
Ann
Judelitodiere
State Leader delivery service for Cheyenne readers
Cheyenne subscribers who miss their State Leader are urged to call Suu. Special arrangements exist for Fort Russell readers. State Leader representatives will hand papers to those without deliveries. If distance to Sergeant Reinhert’s office is too far, a paper will be sent from town by motorcycle messenger. Mr Taylor, circulation Manager, offers contact by phone.
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Cheyenne
Mat
Suu
Fort Russell
First Cavalry
Reinhert
Lown
Cheyenne ‘Ore Ger
Taylor
State Leader
Cowboys Summoned to Quell Arizona Mine Uprising
Reports from Aug 7 describe Agmete Indlate leading unrest near the Sierra Anchos with Indian workers, prompting Sheriff orders and a mounted ranger detachment. Deputy Dan Arner heads the pursuit as guards mobilize and a possible attack on villages is feared. Troops plan to join by morning to regain control of the district.
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Glaote Ariz
Tome
Cuntiin
Tomerros
Ranger
Lenals
Canaries Wake COPD AWA Contindine Wie For Candas
The fragmentary report mentions COPD and a wake event with references to Canaries and a person named Wie. It notes a total of about 20 helics and belts in a location described as Chiat saeete poi belts tevtiay.
Two Hundred te Face Court for Draft Uprising
Fragmented OCR text shows a court action related to a draft uprising with multiple garbled names and places. The readable portions mention a date and an arraignment type proceeding though details are unclear.
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Wien
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