Spaugh Plans 100000 Bank in Cheyenne
A. A. Spaugh of Manville leads a Wyoming group filing to form the First State Bank of Cheyenne with 100000 capital. Ownership lists include Spaugh and several Glenrock and Manville investors. Spaugh expects to secure a location soon and serve as president, with a permanent board to be named from outside Cheyenne.
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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 After Missing Footing On Street Car
Louis Cook, son of Peter Cook, died instantly when he missed his footing boarding a southbound street car at Twenty‑first and Carey avenue. The car passed over his head, witnesses say the car slowed but did not stop, and an inquest is expected. Nurses from Private Hospital attended, coroner summoned, remains taken to the establishment. Conductor C W Tucker and Motorman P J Denson were on duty. Denson stopped after the collision.
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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
Senate reaches unanimous consent to vote tomorrow at 4 on the conference report of the administration food control bill. Leaders expect a large majority in favor with little opposition, and the report will go to President Wilson after signing by presiding officers of both houses.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
House
Wilson
Biavi
Tomorow
Exemption Claims Peak on Draft Day But Many Seek Relief
On the last day to file exemption claims the county clerk has 67 entries. Many claim exemptions for non draft reasons such as family support and age. Most are resident aliens or those with dependents. Over half of those called may seek exemption. Physical exams yesterday yielded only two rejections out of 37, with 15 more to be examined tonight.
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Ed Schoel
Conway
Burglar Captured After Entering Three East Sixteenth Homes
Night patrols helped police corral a nameless burglar after he entered 200, 208 and 308 East Sixteenth Street. Neighbors surrounded the suspect at Warren Avenue before he was taken to jail with a cache of new feminine combs and other items. He refused to reveal his name, insisting he did not know it.
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East Sixteenth Street
East Sixteenth
Jack McFarland
Brown
Sixteenth Street
Warren Avenue
Cheyenne
McGill Improves After Leg Operation
State tax commissioner McGill has been moved from Ivinson hospital to his home in Laramie. Reported improvement follows a recent leg amputation and months of fluctuating recovery, with doctors and family hopeful for his full recovery.
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McGill
Statehouse
Ivinson Hospital
Laramie
Germany Demands Swiss Gold for Furnishing Coal
State department reports Germany has demanded a gold loan from Switzerland in exchange for coal. Officials see this as a sign of Germany’s financial strain while Switzerland resists pressure and appears better positioned than Holland or the Scandinavian countries to withstand aggression. Allied powers may help Switzerland meet coal needs despite German leverage.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Germany
Switzerland
Holland
Scandinavian
Taft Improves After Sudden Illness At Kansas City
Former President Taft, who was taken ill while visiting Clay Center Kansas, is reported improved by his doctors. It remains unclear if he can resume his speaking tour in Lincoln Nebraska tomorrow. The illness is attributed to stomach troubles.
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Clay Center
Kan
Taft
Pryet
Sir Patt
Lincoln Neb
Treasury Offering Is Over Subscribed
The treasury offer of 2 year government bonds under the projected issue and earlier liberty bonds matured was largely oversubscribed when subscriptions closed at 4 p m today.
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Treasury
Washington
Ann
Judelitodiere
State Leader delivery help offered to Cheyenne readers
Cheyenne readers who miss their State Leader are urged to call Suu. Special arrangements ensure Fort Russell readers receive a paper. State Leader representatives will hand papers to those who have not received one. If distance is too far, a motorcycle messenger from Cheyenne will deliver from town office. Mr. Taylor, circulation Manager, can be reached by phone.
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Cheyenne
Mat
Suu
Fort Russell
First Cavalry
Reinhert
Lown
Cheyenne ‘Ore Ger
Taylor
State Leader
Cowboys Summoned As Arizona Mines Hit by Uprising
Report from COWBOYS in Ariz Aug 7 describes a mountain district revolt near Sierra Anchos. Sheriff Dan Arner leads mounted rangers toward the mine as Indians attack and a guard is killed. Reinforcements ordered, expect travel delays until morning.
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Glaote Ariz
Tome
Cuntiin
Tomerros
Ranger
Lenals
Canary wake COPD aid contends with power and claims
Fragmented OCR text mentions Canaries and COPD aid, contends with power, and references a total around 20 heli Sabo and Cee belts. Unclear names and dates limit precise details. topic appears to involve health or energy items with geographic or organization references.
Two Hundred Face Court for Draft Uprising
The scrambled OCR item outlines a draft uprising case with multiple named places and persons referenced in a period news voice. It notes court action against numerous individuals and mentions dates, locations, and alleged conspiratorial activity.
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