Masons Prepare for Thirty-Second Degree Conferral
The ceremony will confer the thirty-second degree Master of the Royal Secret with Judge O. B. Winter presiding. Attendees include Dr. G. C. Rafter Samel Carson Harold Vaughan and many others as the session plans a financial report and final business before a social evening.
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G. C. Rafter
Samel Carson
Harold Vaughan
Peter Appel
O. BE. Winter
Judge Riner
Pssiatrie
B. H. Sage
G. H.ear
Fred Pobes
B. Morgan
S. Hawes
W. C. Bond
C. B. Lane
Sy Y Niswander
F. J. Sianan
L. €. Hills
Frank A. Holliday
W. A. Hiner
Taliafirro
Rock Springs
W. Stone
W. A. Wyman
G. «. Trutter
R. H. Repath
H. G. Watson
J. Niewander
HM. Jennings
J. A. Durnford
John Burri
D. J. Howell
A. A. Daerresen
C. M. Watts
John Ae Fred E. Warren
O. G. Fischer
Dyer
G. H. Gill
Cholera Spreads Among Fighters in German Regions
Berlin health officials report 30 cholera cases in Germany in November with 431 deaths in the first week. Vienna recorded 90 cases while Hungary saw 682. The dispatch notes rapid spread amid European areas and mentions unrelated copying indicator tech and personnel moves in the United States.
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Hotterdam
Londout
Dee
Berlin
The Leader Racks Wyoming State Leaders in Want Ads
The State Leader, long recognized as Wyoming’s leading paper, showcases prominent state leaders in its latest want ad feature. The publication highlights key political figures and regional interests in a compact, period-voiced notice.
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Wyoming
London Views On Wilsons Message
London morning papers comment on President Wilsons congressional message. The Daily News calls the claim that the U S would lose status as a friend of all nations a widely held view. The Daily Express argues America cannot be friend to Germany and Belgium while the people oppose horrors. The Daily Mail notes peacemaker aims risk centralization and cites timing and instrument choices.
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London
Wilson
Congress
The
Daily News
Daily Express
America
Germany
Belgium
England
United States
Daily Mail
Containing Board Records 17 Licenses for Reading
At the county meeting 17 license applications appeared for first reading as required by law. Twenty six are from Cheyenne saloons and the remainder from Pine Bluffs. The Leader notes the news, editor and advertisement.
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Couaty Contineners
Inn
Cheyenne
Pine Bluffs
Billiard Series Starts Tonight At Reyd's No 3
A three cushion billiard series opens tonight at Reyd's No 3 store, running until January 7 with two games nightly. Ten top city players entered including Mel Wivan C Ritchie Roger Wilton Grant Kowth Weinbers Speck Sigler and Moers, who hold the city medal. Prizes awarded for most games highest points and highest run. Tonight's matches: MecAlvan versus Merz and Stitchle versus Kouth.
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Reyd
Tonieht
Mel Wivan
C. Ritchie
Roger Wilton
Grant
Kowth
Weinbers
Speck
Sigler
Moers
Clty
MecAlvan
Merz
Stitchle
Kouth
Bob Hall To See His Old Father After 18 Years
Bob Hall, a colored proprietor of the shoe shop near the Albany hotel, plans to visit his father in Monroe Louisiana after 18 years apart. He will depart next Tuesday and stay about two months visiting New Orleans Kansas City and St Louis along the way for Christmas.
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Bob Hall
Bob” Fall
Albany Hotel
Monror
Bob
New Orleans
Kansas City
St. Lola
Butch At Last Defeated By Leo Farrell In Pool Match
Roy Butcher, the sits artist, lost to Leo Farrell 100 to 61 at Pioneer Pool Hall. Farrell had high run 18 against Butcher's 26 in 23 innings, with a 48 minute game. Brinker was unable to play, so Farrell filled in. tonight Casey Ritchie faces Nuteher.
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Roy Butcher
Pioneer Pool Hall
Leo Farrell
Farrell
Butcher
Tino
Harold Brinker
Brinker
Casey Ritchie
Nuteher
Japanese Demonstration Highlights Fending Art by Visitors
J Sacamori and two other Japanese university post graduates in the United States staged a fencing demonstration yesterday afternoon at the ayminasine. Sacamori, formerly a netractor in foaeling at the University of Tokyo, is now pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Denver. The group presented a display linked to the Atiag program last night.
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Wyoming
India
Jader
Charles BE
Winter
Casper
Kadost
Ako
Russell
Mite
L. C. Hinkle
K. W. Stone
H.C. Moffman
W. A. Hiner
Fred Foben
L. C. Hills
M. A. Kline
W. C. Deming
R. P. Snyder
W. (. Bond
BE. Shelbourne
W. L. Clay
Scotties Knight
St. Andrew
R. D. Coodrich
HH. G. Watson
L. (. Hills
J. A. Durnford
K. J. Repath
FP. J. Niswander
William Dubois
J. A. Kirkpatrick
RN. LaFontainen
F. M. Wesco
C. ¥. Tear
W. P. Batchellor
South Council
Knight Kadosh
J. Sacamori
United States
Sacamori
University of Tokyo
University of Denver
Atiag
Leader Want Ad Department in Cheyenne
The Leader publishes its Want Ad Department in Cheyenne, directing readers to place or read classified notices and advertisements through the local office. The note emphasizes the telephone wire as the main contact channel for inquiries and submissions.
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Io Cheyenne
AD Department
Cheyenne Readies Major Capitol Theatre Drama
The Yellow Ticket by Michael Morton heads Cheyenne bills at Capitol Avenue theatre on Tuesday December 16 with a star cast including Belle Mitchell Wanna Olaced Edward Foley John Ravold Louis Martman Arthur Martland Dorothy Filta Rog inal Averington and more Scenes unfold in St Petersburg Russia Act one at Hotel d Europe Act two in a secret police official’s home Act three in the Okrana bureau The production mirrors real Russian life under czarist rules The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere and Under False Colors also play the Lyric and Atlas venues with vaudeville and films including Jllunteville and Milton Dollar Dog The Atlas show features The Alligator and the Swamp Monster and an R A Wise suitcase automoble act
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Cheyenne
Michael Morton
A. H. Woods
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Belle Mitchell
Wanna Olaced
Hkdward Foley
John Ravold
Louis Martman
Arthur Martland
Dorothy Filta
Roginal Averington
St. Petersburg
Russia
Europe
Okrana
Russan Secret Service Police
Morton
Warren Oland
Baron Stepan Andrey
Misa Helle Mitchell
Mary Varenka
Ed Poley
Julian Kolfer
Atlas Theatre
jJlunteville
Milton Dollar Dog
Fishers
Walters and
Murray
R. A. Wise
Red Cross Seals Placed On Sale In City
Red Cross Christmas seals went on sale at Sands Drug Store Boyd's cigar stores The Leader and Tribune Kelley Mercantilecompany four banks and A K Rochett's drug store The price is one cent each Funds raised aid efforts against the white plague in the United States The Lyric and Atlas theatres advertise the sale Local residents and out of town helpers may contact A A Morton for seals and shipment rights
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Red Cross
Sands Drug Store
Boyd's Cigar
Leader and Tribune
Kelley Mercantile Company
A. Ke, Rochett's
Drug Story
United States
St Aes
Lyric
Atlas Theatres
A. A. Mortom
Jenkins Never Called For His Inquest Fees
The county board canceled warrant No. 92 for $2 issued to J Warren Jenkins as a witness fee in his wife’s coroner inquest, noting it was drawn in his favor but never presented for payment. The notice appears in the State reader Want Ad Medium of Wyoming. Mexican Chill at sanils.
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Swift
Enow
Baker
Peterson
O'Neil Street
George Conigly
Frank Hortenstein
Floyd Stevens
C. F. Ulrich
J. ©. Jones
Mildred Curtis
Vera Hollenbeck
Nora Carroll
Cora Grossie
Jones
Jall
Board of County Commissioners
J. Warren Jenkins
Wyoming
Consolidation Urged Between Cheyenne Clubs
At a Great er Cheyenne club meeting a resolution was adopted urging the consolidation with the Industrial club. The secretary was instructed to mail copies to every Industrial club officer and director. The measure argues the union serves city interests and could enlist many young men in service and commercial development.
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Greater Cheyenne Club
Industrial Club
Greater Cheyenne
Smmtters
Elvic
Comstock Company Installs New Steam Drill
The Comstock Mining company installed a new steam drill in the Copper mine of the Silver Crown district and is now down 1706 feet at a rate of three feet per day. Assays range between 22 and 23 dollars per ton, drawing high confidence from company officers. Sunday State Leader notes the metropolitan paper’s prominence in the region.
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Comstock Mining Company
Silver Crown
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