Compensation law proves strong gain for Wyoming
The workmen's compensation law in Wyoming, in effect for eighteen months, proves a strong investment. The state treasury reports a net balance of 316 197.82, with 65 007.29 paid to workmen and 69 096.25 in expenses. Receipts from employer assessments total 241 861.69, boosted to 916 197.82 by a 2 percent surcharge on dangerous occupations. End year funds exceed expenses, with reserves from prior transfers and other sources totaling 74 996.14.
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Wyoming
Gates
J. H. Kendrick
Miss McKenzie Not Going to War Returns Today
Mice and J. McKenzie matron of St John’s Hospital who had been ordered to the front with Miss McEwen will return to Cheyenne today. No orders were issued to go abroad and a Milwaukee agency had sent the report.
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Miss McKenzie
Mice & J. McKenzie
St. John's Hospital
Milwaukee
Wis
Miss McEwen
Alea
Cheyenne
Miss McDowell
Miss McKonale
Masonic Reunion Opens Here Tomorrow
During the four day reunion of Wyoming Consistory No 1 in Cheyenne about fifty members will take different degrees in the Scottish Rite and around 100 visitors will attend. A luncheon at noon on opening day will give all a chance to get acquainted.
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Wyomlng Consletory
Cheyenne
Salvation Army Prepares for Christmas in Cheyenne
Ensign B L Harris now leads the Cheyenne Salvation Army detachment. He arrived with his wife from Pittsburg Kansas to succeed Adjutant Westall, who was transferred to Wichita. Miss Nettle Shaw is also part of the local unit.
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Salvation Army
Ensign B. L. Harris
Ensign Harris
Cheyenne
Pittsburg
Kas
Adjutant Westall
Wichita
Kaa
Miss Nettle Shaw
Army
Girl Tells of Shooting Thomas in Thompson Falls Trial
Edith Colby a reporter testifies she shot Atwood C. Thomas a Montana politician after he approached with doubled fists. She recalls he called her a red light woman and discusses past odd behavior and alleged mental instability.
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Spokane
Naval air service seeks over five million for base on Chesapeake
Capt Jonah McKeen told the House Naval Committee that the Atlantic fleet needs an adequate Chesapeake Bay base and urged buying the Jamestown exposition site. He pressed for an appropriation exceeding five million dollars for the Naval Air Service.
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Washington, D. C
Chesapeake Bay
Jonah McKeen
House Naval Committee
Naval Air Service
Mrs Hefferon Presented With Pretty Lavalier
At a special teachers meeting in Laramie county on Saturday at 1 30 o clock Mrs Mamie Hefferon county superintendent received a lavalier as a token of appreciation The gift includes three small diamonds set in a bright gold flower with eight petals R R Champion of Hillsdale spoke in presenting the gift Mrs Hefferon gave a simple gracious reply
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Laramie County
Mamie Hefferon
Caa
R. R. Champion
Hillsdale
Hoefferen
Belgian coloratura soprano to be presented at First Methodist
Mile. Alice Verlet, famed Belgian coloratura soprano, will appear before an invited audience of prominent musicians and music lovers at the First Methodist church on December 11. Wyckoff, manager of the Edison shop, will introduce her. She has sung in London Paris and Brussels and recently joined by Cleofonte Campanini for a series of Mignon performances in the United States.
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Mile
Alice Verlet
First Methodist
Wyckoff
Edison
Misa Verlet
London
Paris
Bruscella
Cleofonte Campinini
Chicago Opera
Miles Verlet
Idaho Towns Suffer From Coal Shortage
Salt Lake City Utah December 2 A number of Idaho towns face coal shortages local dealers report Shelly is without fuel and suffering is noted in the area as a result
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Shelly
Elks Hold Memorial Services With Notables Honored
Cheyenne lodge 660 B P C B holds annual memorial service for deceased members this afternoon at 9 with prominent state figures among the list including Sheriff Frank B. Roach and pioneers Colin Hunter and Thomas Heaney. Hilliard S Ridgely to deliver address. Capitol City Quartette to sing. program includes prayers, odes, and a closing audience sing.
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Cheyenne Lodge
Frank B. Roach
Colin Hunter
Thomas Sleaney
Robert Fitton
Richard Whalen
John Morton
Charles Hutfield
Harry L. McGinn
Thomas Heaney
Hilliard S. Ridgely
Lodge
Capitol City Quartette
Elka
Roeckel
Bro. Hilliard
Ridgely
Jesus
Greece Appeals to U.S. Continued From Page One Fight
The king ordered firing cease as he watched from the palace garden. Greek colonels Dimitriopoulos and Demyanns were killed. At 5 o'clock the fleet resumed firing on the hills behind the palace.
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Dimitriopoulos
Demyanns
Death from fall leads to Denver funeral plan
The injured person died after a fall while staying at George H. Treastle’s residence at 420 West Twenty second Street. The body will be taken to Denver today for funeral services in that city.
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George H. Treastle
West Twentyseond Street
Denver
Automobile race tragedy at Uniontown press stand
Gas ton Weigel and Hughey Hughes were killed and Frank Galvin was probably fatally injured when Galvin's car crashed into the press stand during the Universal trophy race. Hughes had diverged to the fence on lap sixty two due to engine trouble and walked toward the stand before Galvin lost control and plowed through the wreckage.
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Uniontown
Gaston Weigel
Hughey Hughes
Frank Galvin
Galvin
Hughes
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Zella Farris
Greece
U.S
Capitol Grill
Pwhote
Judgime
Derry
Sterling
Ralph S. Adamsky
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