State News Deaths Births and Marriages
Theatres Sheridan John Goodwin Glenda Torvald Torgenson. Mrs Hugh White. Boy to Mr and Mrs Frank Foutel. Coneville Girl to Mr and Mrs Frank Boehrler. Laramie Misa Ella Montgomery to W A Jackson.
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Theatres
Sheridan
John Goodwin, Glenda—Torvald Torgenson
Hirtins
Mra
Charles A. Kutcher
Laramiee
Hugh White
Frank Foutel
Coneville
Frank Boehrler
Laramie
Misa Ella Montgomery
W. A. Jackson
Sheridan Girls Break Hearts and Run Afoul of Musician
Sheridan reports hundreds of women accuse W Wey of using charm to sell magazines and music, taking hundreds of dollars before deliveries stopped. Publishers’ replies reveal the ruse as “music” used to dupe subscribers, prompting complaints and a broader splash of scandal.
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Sheridan
W. Wey
Way Ig
Fife
Way
Itin
Rural fire and accident dominate brief local notices
A negligent act led to a firearm discharge wounding a man as a roommate and a son of a minister faced trouble. Separately a carless disposal of embers ignited a small Union Pacific railway building in yard fires, hampered by a freight train blocking access and delaying firefighting efforts.
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Taramle
Dee
Union Pacific Railway
Airaet
Distressed Storages Fall as Shelving Fails in Worland
A Worland Mercantile shelf collapse trapped canned and bottled goods, smashing much of the stock and causing heavy losses. Union Pacific to begin a double track line from Larants to Lookout in early spring. Union Pacific crews recover mill machinery in Laramie after a recent fire. Bishop Keane of Cheyenne confirms twenty five youths in Laramie church. Sheridan reports city expenses projected at 1100 with pipelines and sidewalks. Coroner Sehoo rules unknown Greek death a heart failure. Douglas resident Mews seeks appointment as commander of soldiers home at Buffalo.
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Worland
Worland Mercantile Company
Larants
Dee
Union Pacific
Lookout
Rawlings
Fortune Found In Stovepipe At Willow's Quarters
New York investigators recovered bank books and bonds totaling 50000 belonging to Miss Amy Williams whose body was found in her Milford New Jersey home days after her death. The will was hidden with the fortune and a bridal trousseau was discovered in another room. Medical examiner Dr. F B King ruled the cause of death as heart failure.
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New York
Emiy Willams
Milford
N. J
Misa Williams
Misysliams
Justice Department probes Oklahoma marshal Abernathy
The Department of Justice has been investigating Jack Abernathy United States marshal for Oklahoma and charges have been filed. Officials will not reveal specifics but call the charges serious and not political. Several Oklahoma figures are mentioned as potential candidates to replace Abernathy.
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Washington
Dec
Department of Justice
Jack Abernathy
United States
Oklahoma
Bo Oer
Abernathy
Koamvel
Gunes
Pees Bave
Meron
The Fortune Hunter at Capitol Avenue Theatre
The Capitol Avenue theatre presents The Fortune Hunter a Winchell Smith comedy Saturday night December 10. The plot follows Nathanel Duncan a failed youth guided by a scheming friend to riches then to a small town where he attends church and adapts to town life while pursuing Betty the inventor’s daughter and facing the banker’s daughter in a dramatic rain finale.
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Winchell Smith
Triumph
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Nathanel Duncan
Fred Niblo
Duncan
Puncan
Betty
Woman rejoices as nature wins in Cheyenne
Advertorial claim from La Fave promoter in Cheyenne credits stomach cure with major health gains. A Denver resident, Mrs. R Henderson, reports relief from years of stomach trouble after trying the treatment. The piece emphasizes digestion and heart symptoms improving with the remedy and urges readers to seek this therapy at local drugstores.
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Cheyenne
la Fave
Palace
R. Henderson
Glenarm Place
Denver
Lark's Dinner Sat Cost Only $120000
Chicago December 8 A manufacturing jewellers firm shipped to New York what is described as the most elaborate dinner service in America. It was made for former Senator W A Clark of Montana and will be used in a large seven million dollar banquet or event.
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Chicago
New York
America
W. A. Clark
Montana
Elaborate Inlaid Dining Set For Clark Home
A $120000 dining suite for the Clark residence in Fifth Avenue New York comprises 900 pieces designed to harmonize with the dining room. The order placed two years ago employed special artisans. The pieces feature a simple design except for an intricate owner monogram and are lined with gold and very heavy.
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Sion
Fith Avenue
New York
Clark
President Discovers Helen Taft Second Cousin During Visit
The president learns he is second cousins with a Chicago schoolgirl named Helen Taft visiting the White House with Judge Kenyon. The meeting includes a letter from her grandfather Alonzo Taft and a claim of a distant relation to the president through the Taft family.
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Washington
Mina Helen Taft
White House
Chicago
Kenyon
Helen Taft
Alonzo Taft
Helen
Misg Taft
fourteen year old girl plans to imitate Wesson
Ming Mildred Balknap, a fourteen year old sophomore at Dorchester High School, announces she will attempt to imitate Wesson.
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Wesson
Boston
Ming Mildred Balknap
Dorchester High
Woman Plans Continent Cross on Long Mountain Walks
Miss Migg Belknap announces plans to trek across the continent with long tramps in the coming months. She recently walked forty four miles to Providence with her father, Charles F. Belknap, a post office employee, and led a White Mountains excursion together last spring.
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Providence
Charles F. Belknap
Migg Belknap
White Mountains
Lafayette High Opens Season Versus 0 A. O. Team
Lafayette High School meets 0 A. O. basketball team in the season opener at Keefe Hall on Saturday evening. A post game dance is planned following the contest.
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Lafayette High School
A. O
Keefe Hall
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