Woman Refuses to Testify and Case Is Dropped
Bertha Pacier, arrested with Ted Ringer, refused yesterday to testify causing the dismissal of the white slavery charge. Deputy U. S. Attorney David Howell said without Pacier's evidence the case could not proceed. Ringer was released from county jail and planned to join his wife returning to Nebraska.
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Bertha Pacier
Ted Ringer
United States
David Howell
Pawler
Ringer
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Nichols Funeral Today for 24 Year Old Fred Nichols
The funeral of Fred Nichols 24 who died Monday at St. John’s hospital will be held at 2 20 this afternoon from the Early chapel. Interment will follow in the Catholic cemetery.
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Fred Nichols
St. John’s Hospital
House Re Passes Army Bill as Wilson Wishes
The House repassed the 314 million Army appropriation bill without Articles of War revision that vetoed by President Wilson. Senate military committee to review, with Chamberlain calling a meeting to restore the articles and remove Hay’s retired-officer exemption proposal.
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House
Wilson
Washington
Senate
Chamberlain
Hay
Mann
Congress
McCafferty Listed in Granite Note with Phone Contact
A brief county notice lists RR McCafferty with a phone contact 6131 for a local matter on March 4 at Granite. The fragmentary report provides a single name and phone, with limited context about the event or action.
Wyoming National Guard to become Cavalry Unit
The Wyoming National Guard is proposed to switch from infantry to cavalry following Major General Barry’s recommendation. Adjutant General Andersen reported War Department inquiry on state support and armory funding, with rentability of buildings confirmed. It is anticipated the change will be authorized soon.
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Wyoming National Guard
Barry
Anendorsen
War Department
National Guard
Catp Kendrick
Wyoming
Andersen
England and Eygabrod Wed at Bride’s Home
Mr Harvey England married Miss Ida Eygabrod yesterday at high noon in Archer area at the bride’s parents home. The ring ceremony was conducted by Rev George Van Winkle of the Baptist church. They will set up housekeeping in a cottage in Park addition prepared by the groom.
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Harvey England
Mires Ida Eygabrod
Archer
Baptist Church
George van Winkle
Ryan Held on Arson Charge in Northwestern Fire
Douglas August 22 Michael Ryan former employee of Chicago and Northwestern waived preliminary hearing after being arrested for starting the $5,000 fire that destroyed the condom chutes of the Northwestern here He will be held for the district court opening September 12 A formal charge of arson has been preferred against him
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Douglas
Michael Ryan
Chicago and
Northwestern
Wilson Predicted To Carry Montana By Observer
Stephen A. Cowley of Great Falls Montana met Senator Walsh at the western democratic national campaign HQ in Chicago and said President Wilson will win Montana this fall. He toured the state and found conditions favorable for the Democrats and believed Hughes’ Montana visit did not help his cause.
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Chicago
Stephen A. Cowley
Great Falls
Mont
Senator Walsh
Wilson
Montana
Cowley
Hughes
Pershing Reviews Troops in Mexico
Field Headquarters U S Army in Mexico reports Gen. John J Pershing reviewed about 4000 seasoned troops marching past the staff. Army officers praised the display of men after five months in Mexico.
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Pershing
Mexico
U. 8
J. J. Pershing
Churchill Says War Will Drag On For Long Battle
In the House of Commons Winston Churchill, former minister of the admiralty, warned that allies must expect a lengthy war. He stated Germany and Austria-Hungary are not exhausted and can endure a protracted period of hostilities.
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London
Ava
Winston Spencer Churchill
Admiralty
House of Commons
Germany
Austria
Russian cross awarded to Verdun city for heroism
The Russian government has conferred the order of St. George upon the city of Verdun in recognition of its heroic defense. A Petrograd delegation leaves the capital this week to present the award to Verdun’s mayor.
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Paris
Oaose
S. George
Verdun
Ite
Herolc de
Petrograd
Ver
Éen
Congress Debates 205 Million Revenue Bill Without Consensus
In Washington Aug 22 senators argued over the 205 million revenue bill as partisan lines form a battle royal. Senator Simmons defended Democrats against extravagance charges saying defense needs drive spending, while Senator Smoot warned of looming excess if Democrats stay in power. Senator Curtin urged tax relief and higher tariffs to fund revenues.
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Washington
Simmones
Amoot
Simmons
Congress
Smoot
Colorado Bear Hunt Requires Nonresident License
E N Rogers, Wyoming game warden, notified Colorado official W B Fraser that locals near Walden plan to pursue bears in Sept or Oct. Fraser replies nonresident hunting license required for Wyoming residents. reciprocity cannot be extended. The letter was sent to Dr Sawyer, a member of the bear party.
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W. B. Fraser
Colorado
Walden
Frazer
Denver
Wyomin
Rogers
Sawyer
Small Vote Cast at Election Yesterday
Five precincts reported Sehiling leading Stimson 404 to 345 for the two year term while Sloan led for the long term nomination. Harry Tupper held a strong lead over Roy H. Bevan for county clerk. House races undecided until full returns arrive with no Democratic contests. Voters wrote in Gov Kendrick for US senator and John D. Clark for congress. Ed Taylor of Cheyenne was a likely county clerk nominee.
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John B. Kendrick
United States
John D. Clark
Ed Taylor
Cheyenne
Twenty Bodies Recovered From Yorkshire Ammunition Factory Blast
Twenty people are dead after yesterday's explosion at a Yorkshire ammunition plant. Casualties are lower than expected as officials assess the site and recover bodies. Dr. Ernest Addison, parliamentary secretary of munitions, briefed the House of Commons on the update.
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London
Yorkshire
Erlitopter Addison
Home of Commons
Wes
Stolen Buick Pursuit Ends in Wheatland Yard Chase
Dr Beard’s four door Buick was stolen from the Plains hotel near Capitol avenue. Deputies chased the suspects through Cheyenne and Chugwater, ending with a daylight capture in Wheatland railroad yards. The thieves fled on foot. Dr Beard offered 75 dollars for arrest and recovery.
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Wheatland
Beard
Bill Yost
Cheyenne
Alex Nimmo
Chugwater
Nimmo
Yost
Lou Quimby
Sheriffs Office
Lon Roach
Sheriff Roach
Wheatland Flats
Perry
Dr. C. ¥. Beard
Capitol Avenue
Plains Hotel
Dr. Beard
Goodyear
English Cabinet Renounced Movie Portrayal
Premier Asquith announced that the English cabinet will not pose for films. Mrs. Asquith had proposed filming ministers to raise funds for a war charity, but the plan drew sharp criticism in the commons as undignified.
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London
Asquith
Three Quard Officers Recommissioned by Governor
Three officers from Camp Kendrick were recommissioned yesterday after their commissions expired. Major William Prancle Amilth of the medical corps Captain Harvey Lanabaugh of Company D of Sheridan and Captain Harry H. Waugh of Company B of Lander are named in the action.
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Camp Kendrick
Kendrick
William Prancle Amilth
Medical Corps
Harvey Lanabaugh
Sheridan End Dout
Harry 4H. Waugh
Lander
Wyoming Weather: Warmer Wednesday With Midweek Warmth
A forecast for Wyoming calls for fair conditions on Wednesday and Thursday with noticeable warming on Wednesday. Pleasant skies and rising temperatures are expected across the state.
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Wyoming
Board Named to Settle Mexican Border Troubles
Secretary of State Lansing announced the American members of the joint commission to settle the U S Mexico differences are Franklin K Lane Dr John R Mott and Judge George Gray All have accepted Their Mexican counterparts are appointed and a meeting will be scheduled with location the main pending decision The group is led by Lane and all members are versed in international affairs.
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Washington
Lansing
Joint Commission
United States
Mexico
Franklin K. Lane
John R. Mott
New York
George Gray
Wilmington
Del
New Jersey
Lane
El Paso Area Probes Bandit Attack Report
Gen George Bell Jr orders strict inquiry into reports that five Mexican bandits crossed the Rio Grande and fired twenty shots into a barn ten miles west of El Paso Sunday night. The barn housed five Americans and two Mexicans. bullet holes were found, motive not given.
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EL Paso
Tex
Rio Grande River
George Bell, Jr
Committeeman Named to Bolster GOP Advisory Panel
William R. Willcox announced the GOP advisory committee roster. Members include Rhode Island Governor Beeckman, Ohio Senator Burton, and Charles G. Bawesa of Hilnota, with further appointees to be named.
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NW York
William R. Willcox
Republian National Committee
National Committee
KR. Livingston Beeckman
Rhode Leland
Theodore EK. Burton
United States
Ohio
Charles G. Bawesa
Hilnota
Notable Republicans and party officials named in list
A roster of prominent figures including A C Ju hart ex governor of Minnesota, Charles W Fulton former U S senator from Oregon, Frank Hitchcock former chairman of the Republican national committee, Raymond inn of Chicago, Rosewater editor of the Omaha Bee, John Wanamaker, William L Ward and James Wilson former secretary of agriculture, appearing as party figures.
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Central Trin. Com
Wees
Tinois
The
Treasury
A. C. Juhart
Minneta
Charles W. Fulton
Oregon
Frank II
Hitchcock
New York
PePubican National Committee
Raymond Jr
Inn of
Chicago
Rosewater
Omaha Bee
John Wanamaker
Philasephi
William L. Ward
James Wilson
Secrea.y of
Agriculture
Thief Steals Cash at Cleveland Hotel Office
A thief entered the Olmsted hotel office in Cleveland during a brief absence of staff and stole two tin cash boxes containing 1,018 dollars. Police were alerted and are investigating the theft at the downtown hotel office.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Olmated
Oior
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Tom Keene
H. M. Boydoo
Norfolk
She & Klett
State Guard
Aint, Gorn, Andersen
England
Eygabrod
Ryan
Churchill
Laramie
E. N. Rogers
Dr.beard
Sherman Co. of
Kelley Mercantile Co
Lincoln Highway
Capitol Ave
BHLL
S. W. ST. Clair Union Barber Shop
Three Marbers
Carey
Devgan
J. A. Kirkpatrick Insurante and Real Estate
Sand's Drug Storr
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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