Damages Sought for False Arrest in Glendo Case
Allen Laughlin a ranchman near Glendo sues J. F. Roberts justice of the peace and W. J. Sheldon constable for 810,000 damages claiming false arrest over an alleged headgate interference. Arguments occurred before Judge Matson with attorneys Jack Clark for Laughlin and M. A. Kilne for the defense.
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Democratic Secretary of State Elected in Wyoming Vote
At the state canvass meeting in the capitol Frank J. Houx Democrat secretary of state elect was declared the winner by a 37 vote majority the smallest on record for a Wyoming state office The result came amid plans to move to the capital early next year with Houx praising voters and noting four counties Albany Fremont Sheridan and Johnson provided the Democratic margins over William R Soper The four counties including Fremont gave the largest shares and Houx will assume office in Cody before relocating to the state capital after the first of the year
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State Board Completes Canvass of November Election
State officials led by Governor Brooks and Secretary Schnitger completed the official canvass in the State Leader. Fremont and Big Horn counties’ missing returns hindered finality though changes show higher totals for all candidates. Majorities include Carey 857 for governor, Houx 37 for secretary of state, Forsyth 786 for auditor, Baird 207 for treasurer, Bird 1,043 for schools, Potter 2,059 for supreme court, Mondell 6,60% for Congress amid Socialist totals. amendment tally 17,627 yes 3,286 no with missing counties.
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Neal Institute Promotes Three Day Drink Cure
The Neal Institute of Omaha Nebraska offers a three day cure for drink or liquor habit claiming a safe internal treatment not using hypodermics or strong drugs. Officials say hundreds of alcoholics discharged from Neal Institutes nationwide show restored mental and physical condition after three days.
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Federal Court Hears $26,000 Damage Suit by Whitney
George W. Whitney, once a mall clerk on Union Pacific trains, sues for $26,000 claiming a rod overhead fell on him while he rested on a cot in a rail car causing permanent injury. The accident allegedly occurred the night of May 1907. Attorneys Walter Stoll for Whitney and Judge John W. Lacey for the railroad present the case before Judge J. A. Riner.
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The Climax at Capitol Aveyr Extends Run in City
A striking melodrama titled The Climax returns to the Capitol Avenue theatre this Friday night November. The piece tells of Adelloa Von Hagen a young woman studying for grand opera and has impressed audiences with its dramatic melodies and storytelling.
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Blend of music and drama dazzles Sherman stage
A lively Sherman Co. production features Pietro’s piano piece and Adelina’s aria as she sings grand opera. Critics praise the harmonious blend of pathos and comedy, calling it a delightful and unprecedented dramatic experience.
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Lafayette High vs O A OC First Basketball Game
Lafayette High School opened the season with a basketball game against O A OC at Keele Hall on Saturday evening. A dance followed the contest. Texas population stands at 2,396,542 with a 27.5 percent increase from the prior period.
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O. A. OC
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