Candidates file expense reports for state races
One hundred and thirty four of the one hundred sixty candidates for district judge US senator US representative presidential elector and state offices filed expense accounts with Secretary of State J E Lucas. Buffalo Republican J B Lucas spent the most while Scott Hazen Democrat spent 2 50 on a box gate. Five candidates have not filed and risk notices of election. Names listed include S B Swovgard Basin Tom R Wilson Alta Robert H Hall Hudson Chas A Myera Knight and Chas H Branum Colony.
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United States
J. BE. Lucas
Buffalo
Johnson County
Scott Hazen
Big Horn County
House of Representatives
Swovgard
Basin
Tom R. Wilson
Alta
Robert H. Hall
Hudson
Chas. A. Myera
Knight
Chas. H. Branum
Colony
The Little Girl Next Door shown at New Atlas
Virginia Brooks Washburn lauds the moral impact of a picture titled The Little Girl Next Door. She urges parents to view it to spot city dangers for young girls as Chicago battles white slavers. The film screens today and tomorrow at the New Atlas theater.
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Thia
Atlas
Funeral notice for Patrick Smith and Masonic meeting
Urgent funeral attendance requested for Patrick Smith at K hall 8 20 AM Saturday December 2 in uniform. Also notice of a Wyoming Consistory No 1 meeting at Masonic temple this evening at 8 o clock.
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Hall
Patrick Smith
A. M. Ries, CO
Wyoming
A. A
Masonic Temple
A‘clork
Cheyenne Youths Invited to Cadet Ball at State University
A large number of Cheyenne youths received invitations to the cadet ball at the state university on December 8. Officers of the cadet corps organize the event which is a major social gathering for cadets and friends with a red white and blue hall, midnight supper, souvenir programs, and the state’s best orchestra.
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Cheyenne
Woman Arrested as Pickpocket Near O'Neill and Seventeenth
Officer Christenson arrested a woman near O'Neill and Seventeenth streets after a robbery on Antonio Rojas, a young Mexican man. Rojas said she took a $20 bill a $6 bill and a check from his pocket and discarded the money when he tried to detain her. The police recovered the check and a $5 bill.
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Antonio Rojas
Prime Greer
Christenson
O'Neill
Seventeenth Streets
Romanian Front Bloodbath Narrowly Defended by Germans
The battle near the Red Tower Pass ended with heavy Romanian casualties as they fled toward Kronstadt. German forces under Falkenhayn broke through and wrecked a Romanian train near Boicza, leaving flags, maps, and civil administration stationery scattered amid the ruins.
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Falkenhayn
Alt
Hermanstadt
Fogaras Mountains
Kronstadt
Boicza
Associated Press
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Hungary
Budapest
Silesia
Bucharest
Woodmen Hear Last Call as Two Die
Patrick M. Smith, 48, of 1610 Warren, dies at Union Pacific hospital after a weeks long illness. Cheyenne resident sixteen years leaves wife and son Thomas M. Smith and a Spokane sister. Funeral plans pending. Thomas W. Metcalf, 33, of Carr, Cole, also a Woodmen lodge member, dies at St John's hospital. Services set for Sunday at Catholic church with lodge in uniform. Metcalf to be shipped to Fort Collins for interment. parents in Carr are the only other known relatives.
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Patrick M. Smitth
Warren
Union Pacific Hospital
Cheyenne
Thomas M. Smith
Spokane
Thomas W. Metcalf
Carr, Cole
W. O. W. Lodge
St. John’s Hospital
Lodge
Metcalf
Fort Collins
Carr
Glad Hand Is Extended at Teachers Convention Reception
The club chairs led by Jimmy Spear Cal Holliday George Storey Hugh Coffman and B J Connell hosted about 150 couples in a cheerful event for visiting teachers. Guests enjoyed a special Lyric screening and other city shows with Elks support. A teachers banquet follows at 5 tonight at St Mark’s Parish House.
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Jimmy Spear
Cal Holliday
George Storey
Hugh Coffman
B. J. Connell
Lyric
Amuse
The
Elks
Episcopal Church
St. Mark's Guild
Banquet to Feature Toasts by University and City Officials
Following the banquet, toasts will be given by Clyde A. Duniway president of the University of Wyoming Dean J. O. Creager of the education department Flora Krueger Rawlins high school principal Chancellor Edward C. Elliot of the University of Montana Dr G L Strader member of Cheyenne city school board Superintendent Ira B Fee will preside as toastmaster.
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Clyde A. Duniway
University of Wyoming
J. O. Creager
Department of Education
The
University
Flora Krueger
Princi
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