Capitol Avenue Theatre Faces Patron Shortage and Toward Change
Editorial by W Slack complains Cheyenne audiences fail to support first class productions at Capitol Avenue Theatre. It notes prior engagements by The odor Long Stock company and the Thespiadae legend era as proof of public indifference and urges more patronage to avoid theater closure or conversion.
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Cheyenne Theater Tavern
Capitol Avenue Theater
Theodor Long
Malden
Tradley
Lorch
Lore
Cheyenne
Railroads Overwhelmed as Prosperity Boosts Export Freight
The New York World notes railroads from New York to Buffalo are jammed with freight cars awaiting export, with lines as far west as Ohio impeded by record volumes. The surge stems from wartime shipping demand, not rail capacity, as upper New York Bay teems with vessels and high rates push tonnage beyond prior records.
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New York
Buffalo
Ohio Line
Upper
New York Bay
Aote
New York World
Queer Eugenics Thematic Book Note Sparks Debate
A fragmentary notice discusses a book by Queer Eugenics Thanas Diven containing the word foolish in its title and text. It reports a scene where a eugenics expert tells the heroine not to worry since the child’s father is a criminal and plays only a minor role, likening him to a temporary stage extra amid a troubled origin.
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Thanas Diven
I Hercules
The High Cost of Courtship in Metropolitan Life
A Tangasine discussion links rising courtship costs to urban living. The piece contrasts city hurdles like small flats and noisy travel with rural leisure such as husking bees and parlor visits. It wonders whether courtship should be tied to country life again.
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Dinah
Nellie
Suammer
Farrier
Boom in American Bibles Boosts Publishing Trade
American Bible publishers report about a 50 percent rise in business to date, though readers remain steady rather than multiplying. The Bible tops global sales, with around 40 000 copies sold daily, and historical totals like Ben Hur and Uncle Tom's Cabin contrasted. War conditions push American printers to supply the world.
Baron Shilas Weighs Honor in East New York Events
In East New York on December 2 a prominent guest, Baron Shilas, has enjoyed a long sequence of receptions and meals. Wealthy residents, including John J. Rockefeller Jr., praised him as a high minded patriot devoted to the best interests of the city.
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New York
Tyeeday
Baron Shilas
al Om
John J. Hockefeller, Jr
Baron Sbibuswe
Foreign policy remark from U S Steel chairman
Ribert J. Gary, chairman of the United States Steel corporation, stated that America desires the friendship of Japan to maintain country advantage. The remark reflects stance on international ties and economic interests.
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Ribert J. Gary
United States
America
Japan
Arizona Hallicoad Must Doould Tack Arizona Hallicoad Must Doould
The Supreme Court upheld the end of the Arizona corporation commission requiring the Fifteen Railway company to double track the line serving Phoenix and the state capital.
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Washington, DC
Arizona Corporation Commiunion
Fieenta Railway Company
Supreme Court
Leader Want Ads Attract Hundreds Daily
The Leader notes hundreds of people pass through Leader Want Ads each morning as the paper helps readers find jobs, rooms, and goods. Local staff encourage readers to bring inquiries, with Lester overseeing daily operations.
Piles Cured by Pazo Ointment Claims Relief
Drogaiete offers money back if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure piles. Claim states bleeding reduces with the ointment and relief follows after application. The ad asserts rapid action and enduring results for protruding piles with topical treatment.
Trafton Faces Jury Charged With Holdups
Edward B. Trafton of Ripert Idaho is on trial in federal court charged with holding up twenty three Yellowstone park stage coaches on July 29 1914. Prosecutor Charlies J. Rigdon says the masked highwayman stopped drivers and passengers forced deposits into a blanket and disappeared into the woods after a theft spree reaching over one hundred riders. Witnesses from five states testify as the case proceeds with Trafton listening attentively. He is defended by W B Rosa.
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Edward B. Trafton
Ripert
Idaho
Yellowstone Park
Owlnge
Rigdon
Park
Trafton
Chicago
W. B. Rosa
Mine Blast Death Toll Rises to Twenty Three in West Virginia
Boomer Coal & Coke mine No 2 near Boomer West Virginia saw six more bodies recovered today after an explosion that blew an entry a mile from the surface. One rescued man died, raising total fatalities to twenty three with sixteen dead found yesterday.
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Boomer
W. Va
Boomer Coal & Coke Company
Canadians Likely to Break With U S Hibernians
Ottawa report says Canatia Branch A 0 H may sever ties with the Ancient Order of Hibernians of America tomorrow night due to allegations of autlorized and pro German utterances by prominent U S officers. Local members weigh independence from the parent body.
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Ottawa
Order of Hibernians
Order of Hiberniana of America
Order
United States
Glass of Salts Cleans Kidneys
An article promoting a kidney cleanse using a grape and lemon juice salte made with Ithia and jad bulls. It urges high water intake and regular consumption to flush kidneys, claiming it restores kidney function and reduces irritation.
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Euncme
Jad
Wales
Farmers of the West Conservative in Dull Times Rail Era
The Burlington & Quincy case shows farmers in Iowa Kansas Nebraska spending little in 1915 amid war era strain. Despite a large corn crop and high prices, total operating revenues fell to 41.425 million with passenger and freight declines, while tonnage for home goods and agricultural items also dropped.
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Nurlington
Gaszette Hue
Hurlington
Age Gazette
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
New England
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Burington Rvnn
California
Burlington
Burlington shows 1915 profits from large crop and savings
The article notes 1915 tonnage at 9,415,000 rising to 10,009,000 in 1914 and credits profits to a profitable year and large crop. It reports Burlington reduced expenses by 2,783,000 while revenue loss of 2,562,000 was recovered, with total operating costs 60,441,000 in 1915 versus 63,225,000 in 1914, including 417,000 saved in maintenance of way and 745,000 in maintenance of equipment.
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Burlington
Ecedact
Four Hamburg Men Declared Guilty in War Supplies Case
Four Hamburg men were found guilty while a fifth, Felix Seffner, was not tried. Defendants include Dr Karl Buenz managing director Hamburg America Line New York George Kotter former German Consul Adolph Hachmveister general purchasing agent and Joseph Poppinghaus former German navy officer. Assistant US Attorney Wood branded them whimpering patriots who aided Germany though claiming no wrongdoing.
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Liberty
Karl Buenz
Hamburg- America Bline
New York
George Kotter
Adolph Hachmveister
Joseph Poppinghaus
Felix Seffner
United States
Wood
Ing
Oldrew
Germany
Hamburg-America
Sullvan
Howe
Return of Neal from Martinique Dream Haunts His Kin
Neal awakens aboard the Missouri after thirteen years, confused and seeking truth. Annette Isington and surgeon guide him as he recalls past loyalties and confronts kidnappers, while a plan unfolds to reclaim his life and identity.
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Missouri
Alitette Hington
Velen
Mernandes
Ponto
Juez
Annette Isington
New York
Martinique
Annette
Anne
Bebina
Manu
Neal
Wight
Hington
Ington
Fia Yagermake
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W. W. Slack
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Cithaeron
Thespis
Herenies
Leamington
Teexington
Crossea
Kentucky
Longfellow
Louisville Courier Journal
East
Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank
Arizona
Diate Lester
Wyoming
Canatia
U. S
Railroad News
Farmers OF
Wyoming Fuel
Kelley Mercantile Company
THE
Sanitart Store
Hamburg
William Hamilton Osborne
Pathe Exchange
Nuree
Anneis
Annette Dington
Kip van Wink
Poland
Lingten
Maaion
Martini
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