Notary Appointed and Local Visitors in Cheyenne
Local brief notes include Bryant G. Cramer named notary public by Governor Kendrick. Visitors in Cheyenne from Riverton Piney Granite Canon and Denver areas are listed with business and social stops at the state library and downtown businesses.
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Bryant G. Cramer
Riverton
Kendrick
Capitol
Oscar Beck
Je Piney
Walter Jones
Granite Canon
State Library
Paper Hanging Sherman Co presents Juggernaut night
A crowded house praised The Juggernaut feature yesterday at Sherman Co. Today's program includes a funny comedy, a Weekly News segment, Mable Normand in a feature, and a Vitagraph three-art feature hailed as one of the best released by the company.
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Mable Normand
Admirals Urge A Stile Larger Navy
Admirals Badger and Fletcher urged a larger and more powerful navy as preliminary work on the 1918 national defense program moved forward in naval and military committees. Quartermaster General Sharpe said the army was still a year behind in recruiting.
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Washington, D. C
Badger
Fletcher
Sharpe
Army
Mining District Reports Increase in Accidents and Deaths
The annual mine protection report notes more dangers as workings extend, 27 serious and 40 slight accidents, five deaths leaving four widows and ten orphans. It cites compensation law aiding reporting and urges revised laws, penalties for late reports, wider property-line approaches, and greater legislative attention.
Entente Defines Greece Policy Amid Greek Crisis
British foreign secretary told the Associated Press entente aims differ from Germany in Belgium and cites treaties with Greece. Venizelist prisoners moved from parliament to Averoff prison amid unrest as Teuton reinforcements reach Macedonia. Blockade of Greek ports reportedly speeds Athens crisis as Rome-Paris alignment fears intensify.
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Associated Press
Greece
Belgium
Constantine
Reuter
Athens
Parliament House
Averoff
Stadium
Germany
Macedonia
von Hindenburg
Hatkans
Athena
Greene
Apeady
Wyoming Teachers Take State Exam for Certification
About 40 teachers from nearby points and beyond took state teaching exams at the county high school gym under Mrs Mamie Hefferon supervision. Exams offered multiple certificate levels from third to professional first class, with grading by Mrs Hefferon, Prof J J Early and Dr J B Butterworth.
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Wyoming
Mamie &. Hefferon
Fook
Hefferon
Cheyenne
J. J. Early
Sheridan High School
J. B. Butterworth
University High School
Laramie
Villa Robbed Merchants of 40000 in Gold
Refugees recount Francisco Villa forcing Chihuahua City merchants to raise 40000 pesos in gold during his stay. He entered with twenty cannons, planned to kill only Americans and Chinese, and departed after learning General Murgia la defeated his forces. Five hundred Carranza troops reportedly killed.
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EL Paso
Tex
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua City
Villa
Murgula
Carranza
Jose Bovio
Francisca Bovio
Bovio
Peon
Guide to Motorists on Downtown Crossing
A cabde placed in the middle of the street at Capitol avenue and Seventyeith Street instructs drivers to keep to the right and drive slowly. Street commissioners decree all cars must observe the signs, with more guides to follow at other downtown crossings.
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Capitol Avenue
Seventyeith Street
Contempt Suit Filed Over Frozen Oranges Condemnation
A federal case under the pure food act seeks condemnation of 316 boxes of oranges shipped from Strathmore California. The fruit allegedly arrived frozen when packed some were received in Cheyenne and others in Laramie.
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Strathmore
California
Cheyenne
Laranmle
Patrolman Griffin Confesses Robbery of Express Wagon
Los Angeles police report patrolman Albert J. Griffin confessed to robbing an express wagon yesterday, taking 5000 dollars in cash and 34000 dollars in checks after striking the guard. Most of the money has been recovered.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dee
Albert J. Griffin
U S Protest On Deportations Made Public
The United States publicly protested German deportations of Belgians as a violation of humanitarian principles. Note sent to Berlin on November 29 after Ambassador Gerard discussed the subject with President Wilson. Germany claimed it was a military necessity and legal.
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Washington
Dor
Germany
Grew
Berlin
Gerard
Wilson
State Department
Charge
Producer of Ben Hur Leader Leaps to Death in New York
Joseph Brooks famed theatrical manager behind Ben Hur and In Old Kentucky died after jumping from the eighth floor of a New York apartment house. He was said to be a victim of nervous prostration.
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Ben Hur
Joseph Brooks
Old Kentucky
New York
Shake-up in France aims at new war leadership
Paris reports a move toward a reconstruction government not as a cabinet change but via a new general staff organization and concentrated war conduct under restricted direction. The chamber of deputies approved the resolution of confidence 344 to 160 after a stormy secret session amid calls for faster mobilization and end to stationary warfare.
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Paris
Dec
England
France
Chamber of Deputies
Briand
Alaska Crops Prosper, New Varieties Highlight Report
Alaska agricultural stations report 1915 yielded favorable season with early maturing grain and berries. Hybrid strawberries show promise, Sitka station leading in development. Rampart notes first central Alaska apple blossom. alfalfa strains bred for Alaska conditions. Kodiak sheep thrive with minimal feed. yak import advised for beef stock alongside horse breeding.
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Washington
Dec
Alaskfan Agricultural Experiment Stations
Department of Agriculture
Sitka Station
Alaska
Rampart Station
Arctic
Eirele
Kodiak Island
Asia
M. W. A. Attention Regular Meeting Notice
Regular meeting Monday evening December 11 election of officers. All members urged to attend. Page 2 column 10
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Sherman Co
Nurns
C. FF. Palmer
Jinens
Ruthworby
Carrie A. Douglass
Anns Adams
Petterson
Carpenter
Swisher
W. 17Th St
Foe
Denver
Amont
C. Barker
A. J. Benham
W. W. Beeson
Thomas J. Keneham
Raymond &. Husted
C. W. Alen
George Bunte
F. G. Vyers
R. McCafferty
Wallace
H. A. Wallace
Houlder
Western Light and Power Company
Cheyenne ‘Light, Fuel and Power Co
Glen Hay
Boulder
BE. Digen
Toledo
Ohio
Kelley Grocery Store
East Twenty-first Street
Down
Rawlins
William J. Niland
Chevennia Yeaterday
Buelnesa
Sherman Co. of
Chicago
J. C. Vernan
Karl Grows
M. Grow
Grover
1Hanl
Maude Grover
Cole
the Plains
Warniehing
Little Bear
BH. W. Carpenter
Phone NG
Messenger
Robert Cochrane
NEW Atlas
the Grand Market and Grocery
West 17Th St
Cliver U. Se Oy
Louis Lipson
Bach Ue
Bach
Cheyenne Music House
West 17Th Street
Central Avenue
Teutons Repulse Russ
Parmeve Exchange
Degver
Colm
Ule
Poaceman
U. S
Doseph” Brooks
Tooty
Selig Tribune News
Letitia
NEW Atlas Sunday
Mary Miles
Walker
Robert Warwick
Mollie King
A Wm. A. Brady
M. W. A. Attetion
Red Cross
Red Cross Society
the Auditorium
Colfax
Brout Street
Fourteenth and
Stout Streets
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