Kings Daughters Shine At Cheyenne Chautauqua Show
A packed Congregational tent heard the Cheyenne Chautauqua program last night headlined by Mrs C E Mains in Just Plain Mr Jones. Hawaii vocal group, Bess Gearhart Morrison, Madame Schumann-Heink impersonations, Rosa Bonheur chalk talk by Tinchel Hartshorn, Laura Lee Rosalie Le Vasseur, Harold Vaughan monologue What Killed the Dog, and the Royal Italian band led by Signor Giuseppe Macaroni entertained to close, with audience applause and a appeal for next year’s return.
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Bureau
C. BE. Mains
Jones
Royal Hawaiian Players
Gouhe
Herold Vaughan
Bess Gearhart Morrieon
L. W. Trumbull
Madame Schumann- Heink
Rosa Bonheur
Tinchel Hartshorn
Ainter
Cheyenne
Prairies
Percy
Mise
Laura Lee
Rosalie le Vasseur
Votunn Heinigens Hohenzollern
Harold Vaughan
Royal Italian Band
Mitta
H O A Bazaar and Tea At Presbyterian Church
The H O A club hosts an open house Saturday in the church parlors to showcase hand woven rugs and home cookery, with light refreshments while raising funds for charity and distributing Red Breast Christmas stock for one hundred children.
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H. O A. Club
Presbyterian Church
Weather forecast for Wyoming weekend
The forecast calls for warmer conditions in the extreme northwest on Saturday with a drop in temperature Sunday. Snow is not expected in most areas, with colder conditions anticipated Sunday across the region.
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Wyoming
Mair
School Gymnasium In Use Before Classes
Supt. J. B. Fee reports the high school gym is used by assigned student groups from 7:30 to 8:46 each school day for basketball and gym work. Groups rotate from Central, Churchill, Central eighth grade, High school, and Converse eighth grade, with leader supervision and an honor system.
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Supt
Jra B. Fee
Fdle
Fee
Central School
Churchill School
Central Eighth
High School
Converse
M. W. A. Regular Meeting Notice
The M W A calls a regular meeting on Monday evening December 11 to elect officers. All members urged to attend.
Casper Growth Amazes Casper and Lamont Officials
Secretary A M Lemont of the Industrial club praised Casper growth after a four day state tour. He noted the Ble Muddy field with thirty rigs in one mile and expects many more in the next month. He hailed Casper progress, a polished business district, and Cheyenne’s need to watch Casper for the future.
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Casper
A. M. Lemont
Industrial Club
Cheyenne
Wyoming Oil and Mineral Development Club
Big Muddy
Lamont
Wyoming Oil Club Moves Office to Casper
Marion W. Edwards, manager of the Wyoming Oil and Development club and related groups, announced the office will relocate to Casper on Monday to be nearer drilling fields. A.S. Manning will oversee the Casper office and field work, freeing Edwards for statewide duties. Edwards plans to spend much time in Cheyenne.
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Marion W. Edwards
Wyoming
Producers
Cheyenne
Edwards
Teachers Hold Final Meeting Night At Gym
The final gatherings of teachers by grade will convene at the gymnasium Monday night. Sessions will cover sub jects handled in the series of meetings across grades.
Cabinet posts tipped in Lloyd George ministry reshuffle
Conspiracy claims Arthur Balfour would be foreign secretary in the Lloyd George ministry with Lord Cecil as undersecretary for foreign affairs. The Standard lists likely appointments including Bonar Law as chancellor, Balfour as foreign secretary, Edward Cannon as first lord, Derby as war secretary, Henderson as labor secretary, and Smith offered home secretary but choosing attorney general.
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Viscount Green
Arthur J. Balfour
Admiralty
Lloyd George
Lord Cecil
Exchequer
Andrew Bonar Law
A A. J. Balfour
Edward Cannon
Earl of Derby
Labor
Arthur Henderson
Home Office
Frederick F. Smith
Coalition
Railway Mail Service Faces Rate Reduction Plan
A continuation notes the space based pay and maximum rates under the act. The report labels these rates excessive and states the department will file with the Interstate Commerce Commission on January 1 a comprehensive service plan to recommend rate reductions.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Report Highlights Shifts
Experts in the bureau complain of low pay relative to other departments and private sector. The year’s efforts touch on reducing industrial wastes and paper saving. The report notes campaigns and new foods introduced through the bureau.
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Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bureau of Hisherios
Wyoming urged to base taxation on full cash value
State Tax Commissioner John McGill urged Wyoming to set all property, including livestock, railways and mines, at full cash value. He recommended annual county assessor meetings at the capitol with the state board of equalization and proposed state collection of taxes from car and transportation companies to fund county payments.
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Wyoming
John McGill
Estate Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
State Board of Equalization
Teast
MccGill
State Board of Livestock Commissioners
General County Fund
McGill
Sascesora
Cheyenne
Board of Equalisation
State Board of Equalisation
Treasuer
Laramie Outing Club Seeks Eastern Stock Investors
The Laramie Outing club, led by Mr. Will Thomas, seeks 20 000 shares from eastern investors in Clinton Iowa and Chicago. The group plans a home site offer in Wyoming mountains as a free summer resort for boosters. Members must be active supporters. resignations are requested if one becomes a knocker.
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Laramie
Will Thomas
Aha
Clinton
Iowa
Chicago
Cummer
Contest sought in 37th district race in Iowa
Congressmen-elect C. Scott faced an election contest from Democrat Tom Steele in Sioux City Iowa. Steele alleges Democratic ballots were discarded due to A B Cross misprint on the ballot and cites a narrow margin of under 200 votes in Scott's face of returns.
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Sioux City
Iowa
C. Scott
Tom Steele
Scott
Steele
A. B. Cross
Presidential Ballot Mention Spurs Nonspecific Reassurance
A sentence notes that ballots include a presidential candidate option regardless of an error or omission for a congressman, prompting concerns about ballot clarity and voter guidance. Affected ballots raise questions about candidate listing accuracy and election administration.
Labor organizers jailed in 1914 West Virginia mine strike
Washington dispatch reports the four labor organizers Frank Ladvinka James Oates Hiram Stephens and Fanny Sullens were sentenced to jail by a president and to expire at once after conviction on testimony of one detective.
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Washington
Frank Ladvinka
James Oates
Hiram Stephens
Fanny Sullens
West Virginia
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