Humane Society report details state work and reforms
The long report to Governor Corey on the State Humane Society and Board of Child and Animal Protection outlines expanded operations, new office systems, and cooperative efforts with county authorities. It notes 1224 children considered, 98 becoming state wards, and efforts to prevent cruelty during the shearing season and in humane education.
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Corey
State Firmans Society
State Board of Child and Animal Protection
Secretary of State
Hiiane
State Bureau
Stillman
American Humane Association
Carey
Minnie Maddern Fiske
State Humane Board
State Industrial Institute
RE. W. Burke
Bartlett
Temperance Campaign Planned by W C T U Leaders
Mrs. Adrianna L Hungerford, president of the Colorado W C T U, will visit Cheyenne on December 8 for state wide prohibition efforts. Cheyenne W C T U holds its regular meeting December 5 at 2 30 p m in the Congregational church parlors with a worker conference at 7 20 p m and a union prayer meeting at the Baptist church Wednesday evening open to the public.
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Adrianna L. Hungerford
Colorado
Cheyenne
Congregational Church
Salvation Army faces big fund drive for city's poor
Ensign Chesham reports the Salvation Army plans a Christmas effort to aid about 80 destitute families and 175 needy children with baskets of cheer, gifts, clothing, shoes, and stockings. So far $66.88 has been raised. $451.12 more is hoped to meet the campaign goals as volunteers press ahead.
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Salvation Army
Chesham
Campaign to send a flour car to Belgium relief under way
Governor Carey names a Cheyenne committee to purchase a flour car and oversee loading and transport as towns across the state raise funds for the relief train. Sheridan already funded a carload and events at the Atlas theatre will close the drive. Roever reports famine risk in Belgium and ongoing American relief efforts. Poultry Day at Kelley's offers prices.
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Carey
Sheridan
Rock Springs
Casper
Star Vally
Douglas
Lander
Wheatland
Cheyenne
W. EB. Mullen
Johnston
J. H. Hammond
Atlas Theatre
Thomas J. Heaney
London
Herbert Clark Roever
American Commission On
Belgium
United States
Ames Monument May Come Here
Secretary George Walker of the industrial club backs a project to transfer the Ames Monument from Sherman to Cheyenne. The monument, 65 feet high and equal in width, was erected 30 miles west of Cheyenne to honor Oakes and Oliver Ames for supporting the transcontinental railroad. It stood near the old railroad right of way and was once visible from the line.
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George 5. Walker
Industrial Club
la Backing & Project
Funows Aimee
Sherman HM
Cheyenne
Oakes
Oliver Ames
Ibbons Defeats Moha After Disqualification In Bout
Hudson Wisconsin December 4 Mike Ibbons of St Paul defeated Poh Motu of Milwaukee after Moha was disqualified for fouling twice in the second round of a scheduled 10 round middleweight bout Ibbons won the decision in a crowded arena with local interest high.
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Hudson
Wis
Mike Ibbons
St. Paul
Poh Motu
Milwaukee
Moha
Legal fight looms over senator race recount
The Weston county canvassing board returns on the recent general election are challenged as invalid with only two signatures. Attorney General Preston must decide if the return is lawful or if a third signature or recount is required amid Republican opposition.
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Weston County
State Board of
Ciavdesera
A.D. Preston
Fred Lehmitz
Cclomia
Jeffers
Jefferia
Schmitz
Jefferts
Jefferis
Bhoard
Preaton
Woman sells hair to pay room rent in Chicago relief line
Mary Simpson, 22, told at the Emergency Employment bureau of the Chicago Woman's club that after losing her job a week ago she cut and sold her hair to cover rent. She described living on ten cents a day and walking seven miles for car fare.
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Chicago
Emergency Employment Bureau
Chicago Woman's Club
Mary Simpson
Pawn Shop Looting Runs Over $100000
Boston police say theft from Collateral Loan Co. exceeds 100000 dollars with losses from pledged jewelry. William Cobb, ex president, resigned and was arrested on a 36000 dollar embezzlement charge as investigations continue for additional arrests.
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Boston
William Cobb
Pollce
Last Hanging in Philadelphia Precedes Electrocution Law
The article notes Moyamensing Prison era ends with William Abel, 38, hanged for killing 12 year old Thomas Kane during an assault. The new law introducing electrocution is to take effect, marking a transition in the death penalty.
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Philadelphia
Gee
Moyamensing
William Abel
Jearaob
Thomas Kane
Dakota City Man Dies After Auto Accident
William Holleworth, returning home from Sioux City, died near South Sioux City after his car’s front axle broke at about ten miles per hour, the vehicle rolled, throwing him and breaking his neck. He was a longtime resident and well liked in his county.
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Dakota City
Nob
Wiliam Holleworh
Dakota County
Sioux City
Thunk Pactory Offers Ply Fibro Trunks At Central Ave Factory
Readable text indicates a local offer for genuine ply fibro trunks at a factory setting on Central Avenue. Mention of a news edition and promotional ad hints at an advertising insert from a community paper.
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Central Ave
Chicago to teach tango to all comers at new municipal school
Chicago plans a municipal dancing school opening next week. City welfare director Leonora Meder says the program will teach the tango and other new dances to uninterested youths, with lessons priced at ten cents. The effort aims to reach young people through dance and follows earlier restraint on dances.
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Chicago
Firat
Leonora Meder
Stepa
Firat I
Wald
Meder
West Side
Il Cenao
Harrison
Plain Styles In 1915 The Order Plain Styles In 1915 The Order
In 1915 garments for women will be strictly tailored with severe lines. Made in America clothes will be subjected to strict standards, with restricted lace and trim. Skirts will be fuller and noticeably long, coats severe, sleeves set in, collars small, and the popular color described as battleship gray.
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Tolddo
Dee
Cloak, Salt, Skirt and
Nenoclaton
America
State Leader as Wyoming's Wanted Medium
A playful note declares The State Leader as the preferred medium in Wyoming, inviting readers to try its services and engage with local news coverage. The line sits as a light promotional blurb within a broader publication.
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Wyoming
Hunger Forces a Man to Steal in Early Morning Shoppers
A man allegedly stole food from a bar counter after a brief incident described as hunger driven. The bartender reportedly observed the act and called for assistance as the situation unfolded near dawn yesterday.
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John Murray Walte
Jin Tito Edewaarde
Laure Cheyenne
Butcher Keeps Winning Pace In Local Pool Tournament
Roy Hotelier maintained his winning streak during the third night of the Pioneer pool tournament on Pioreer pool 21 near West Seventeenth Street. Eten Ruteh Le showed speed but fell to Mateh er, 100 to 44 in 45 minutes. Butcher’s West pool stood 18 to 14 over Rifehia. Tonight at 8:20, Hateher faces Mageey Behoe! plus a 50 cent chicken supper is planned at the Presbyterian church Tuesday.
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Roy
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the Presbyterian
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