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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1916
Page
16
Funeral Today for Mildred Bowman Weber
Mildred Bowman Weber of Cheyenne died Sunday at 24 after a long illness. She was born in Laramie on July 26, 1892, and funeral services will be held at Early chapel at 10:30 this morning before burial in Laramie with Rev. William T. Damm presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Bowman Weber
Frank Bowman
Cheyenne
Laramie
University Town
William T. Damm
Methodist Chorea of
Prosperity Reigns Across Northern Wyoming Towns
A traveler reported broad prosperity from the northern Wyoming towns including Lovell. He noted strong crops, rising prices, and booming industry as the Western Sugar company expands operations with 500 workers and a new water system after a long trip through Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SL. Eatty
Yellowstone Park
Youing
Lovellle
Western Sugar Company
Byron
Sogar
Apelvetreight
Wit
Whitney Named Union Pacific Transportation Chief
W A Whitney, long time general superintendent of the Oregon Short Line, is appointed superintendent of transportation for the Union Pacific, succeeding W B Lincoln. He has thirty years with UP, previously led the Wyoming division and the Union station in Denver, and has wide ties across the system’s territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Whitney
Oregon Short Ling
Union Pacific Railroad
W. By. Lincoln
Mr. Whitney
Union Pacific System
Wyoming
Union Station
Denver
B. F H. Colvin
Union Pacific
Oregon
Girl Wanders Off in Hills Near City Dam
Grace Mackley aged one year, daughter of Mr and Mrs A T Mackley, wandered off among rocks with a party of fourteen near the city dam Sunday afternoon. After almost two hours missing she was found exhausted and faint by relatives, having fallen and injured her toe while crying out for help. The child was revived and later improved, though worn by the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Dam
Grace Mackley
A. T. Mackley
East Twentieth Street
Dam
Frank Merkley
Frank Bird
John Markley
Herman Mackley
Wilson Brings Peace to the Railroads
President Wilson hosts railroad executives and union leaders at the White House to review the dispute. Elisha Lee outlines worker concerns while Garretson stays hopeful. managers warn of a looming strike and possible engine stowage if talks fail. Secret meetings with the president are planned to craft a tangible proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garretson
Judge Chambers
White House
Brotherhood
Gason
Elisha Lee
Indians Massacre Stall and Deans 9 to 0 at Cheyenne Park
The Cheyenne Indians overwhelmed the Stall and Deans of Denver in a one sided game 9 to 0. Weather dampened attendance but fans witnessed sharp fielding and strong pitching by Osborne and Harrah. Key plays included a fast double play and Fleet's clutch fielding, while Hampered visitors managed only three hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneers
Park
Indiana
Denver
Cheventh
Stanley
Thia
Ball Park
Stall and Dean
Lang
Beardsmore
Englewood
Losier
Army
Fort Logan
Harrah
Denver University
Art Moore
Visltors
Osborne
Moores
Nat Walker
Manley
Heardsmore
Brown
Schmidt
Hickey
Warlaumont
Fleet
Walsh
Cheyenne
Munion
Wolf
Lostex
Deans
Manson
Cummings
Lester
Warlaymont
Amophe
Ed Schoel
Industrial Club Smoker Tonight for Coal Conferees
A smoker is set tonight at 8:20 for coal miners and operators in conference in the city. It follows an open directors meeting at 8. The gathering invites all interested, delegates to the United Mine Workers convention, and operators in attendance to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers Convention
Japan urged to avoid coveting islands amid independence talk
Dr Nitobe argues against Japanese seizure of the Philippines noting U S spending and investment totaling many millions. He cites English as common language and rising living standards while warning that transfer would not bring expected gains and that American residents drive such ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Land
Philippines
Nitobe
United States
Japan
Infant Margaret Hollingsworth laid to rest in Lakeview
The infant daughter of William Hollingsworth died in Denver two weeks after her mother. Her remains were interred Sunday afternoon at Lakeview cemetery after funeral services held in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hollingsworth
William Hollingsworth
Denver
Lakeview Cemetery
Laramie Man Accused of Daylight Hold Up
Norval King 42 years old was identified by witnesses as the highwayman who forced Walter Whitman at gunpoint to drive to Nineteenth and Curtis Streets in Denver. King, once a jail inmate who escaped, was later captured and sentenced to a year for check fraud involving 250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Nineteenth
Curtis
Denver
Harry Mayberry
Wp Morrow
Englewood
Broadway
W. A. Rinker
St. Winker
Curtis Streets
King
Miter
Laramie
Wye
Walter Whitman
Yuffour
First National
Norval King
Coun!cil
Ice Man Slips and Breaks Leg While Delivering Ice
J. B. Moore, an employee of Capital Coal and Ice, broke his left leg above the ankle while delivering ice on the boulevard. He slipped washing ice on the wagon and was caught between the wagon gate and bed, snapping the bone. He was taken home and is reported to be suffering intensely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital Coal and Ice Company
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Cseciane
Puritan
Jersey
Pillsbury’s Best
Eeene
Ile
Dos
Zee
Malaga
California
Concord
Summmer Footwear
Sivaw Hate
W.A. Whitney
Transportationfon
Wilson
Indians
Pleet
Manion
Croni
Sefatech
Wulf
Cummidge
Maniey
Stall & Deans
AB. TR
I. PO
A. E. Walsh
Wa. O
A. Moore
R. Moore
Man
R. H. PO
A. F. Ee
Jeet
Rowland
If Cummings
Rf Queene
Lewis
Rf. Schmidt
Stall
Colorado
Kelley Mercantile Co
Lincoln Highway
Capitol Ave
H. N. Boyd Company Wholesale
Near Plains Hotel
Central Ave
Square
Mer Yard
Ingersoll’s
White Soho
Ice Man
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