Cheyenne News Roundup Highlights Local Officials and Events
City counts include Miller's watch repair shop in carey avenue. Jeffers inspected Wyoming division of Union Pacific. Mark A. Chapman offers loans and insurance. J A Israel Colorado and Southern tax commissioner in Cheyenne. Osburn leaves Union Pacific yard office for Chicago visit. parcel post law boosts mall order circulars. Mrs. Kimball dies in Casper. Laramie stock dealers return from Chicago. Ellerston divorce drags on. Mountain States Telephone offers three minutes free to Buffalo and Sheridan to prove copper circuit superiority. H Townsend banker Mason, A D Mocler Latrona editor, Harold Banner Casper master Mason attend county convention in Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Carey Ave
Jeffers
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Mark A. Chapman
Osburn
Cheyenne
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Buffalo
Sheridan
H. Townsend
A. D. Mocler
Latrona County Tribune
Harold Banner
Wyoming Masons
Casper
Cansistory
Governors Dominate Year in U S Political Scene
A review of the year highlights governors moving into national roles. New Jersey’s chief executive won the presidency, Indiana’s governor became vice president, California’s leader placed second for VP, and Ohio’s governor stood for nomination at Baltimore. Massachusetts re elected for a third term. A burglary note concludes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Indiana
California
Ohio
Baltimore
Kansas
Massachusetts
Musical Club's Fine Concert at Parish House
The Saturday Musical club opened its season at Parish House with a Juvenile program led by Mrs. Rockwell and pupils of Miss Rockwell and Miss Buchanan. The Women’s chorus, soloists including Mrs. Pearlstine, and John Hunter impressed audiences with refined performances and clear interpretation. The program showcased two pianos by Mrs. Rockwell and Mrs. Hummer, and urged city support for the club’s continued work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis. J. Lb. Rockwell
Luna C. Freand
Marie Buchanan
Nadine Robinson
Rockwell
Cheyenne
S. S. Pearlstine
Hoffman
John Hunter
Clifford Hummer
Austro Hungary Mobilizes Troops Amid Tense Europe
London reports Vienna denies aggression while confirming troop mobilization by Austria Hungary. Hungarian residents in London are summoned for service as Vienna aims to force a smaller Servian army, which Serbia is unlikely to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Methodist Chunch Benefit at Capitol Avenue Theater
A patriotic play titled America with 150 home talents will be presented Friday after Thanksgiving to benefit the church. The event takes place at Capitol Avenue Theater, supporting church funds.
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America
Shas
Capitol Avenue
Capitol News From The Wyoming Capitol In 1912 Fatality Summary
Roy Montgomery, Gillette hotel proprietor, visited the capitol. Harry P. Isley of Sundance was admitted to the bar by the supreme court. Dan F. Hudson, state game Warden, attended to official business at the capitol. George W. Blacker filed his coal mine inspections report noting mine and miner improvements. The 1912 fatal accident summary reports 35 deaths, 120 injuries, 18 widows, 41 fatherless children, with 7 major types of accidents. Coal output rose from 4,965,761 tons in 1911 to 5,500,253 tons in 1912 in district No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Montgomery
Gillette
Capitol
Harry P. Isley
Sundance
Supreme Court
Dan F. Hudson
George W. Blacker
Dynamiters Speak Too Plainly in Trial at Indianapolis
In Indianapolis on December 11 a dynamite conspiracy trial witness testifies about cross examination in the McNamara case. The witness says he did not know certain details and notes a letter discussing Brewerton and the eight hour law. McNamara is charged with murder over the dynamite plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
McNamara
Edward T. Phillips
Syracuse
N. Y
Philipps
Brewerton
Sailors Taught to Swim Could Cut Navy Drownings
A suggestion to reduce drownings in the United States Navy proposes teaching sailors to swim as a preventive measure. The plan highlights swimming training as a practical safety program for all ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
High School Notes Outlines Holiday Schedule Changes
Christman tradition begins December 20 and continues through New Year’s Day as a holiday. The vacation extends over two weeks, with school planned to close June 6 to finish before June 18. The Geo club moves its meeting to Wednesday at 3 15 PM to avoid Tuesday evening conflicts and keep boys from...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christman Tadition
Hoye’ Geo Club
Kellogg Sanitone Wafers Promoted For Nerve Strength
An advertisement touts Kellogg Sanitone Wafers as a universal nerve energizer for men and women, claiming quick mood and vitality improvements. It urges trials via mail and druggists, mentions prices, and notes a university letter about a state league debate and a forthcoming sophomore rhetorical program.
Woman's Relief Corps to Meet at Carnegie Library
The Woman's Relief Corps will hold a Friday meeting at the Carnegie Library with election of officers. President Bertha Myers and Teresa Jenkins are noted. A full attendance is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Carnegie Library
Bertha Myers
Teresa Jwnkins
See's
New National Cash Register Arrives at Montgomery Hotel
A brand new 550 dollar national cash register arrived at the Montgomery hotel this week and will soon be in operation. The device is so precise that it takes the picture of each customer and records time for verification. It will also take husbands’ and wives’ photos, with free copies for suspected spouses, and Lefty Robinson or W. D. Rooney offer to provide likenesses on short notice.
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Gillette
National Cash Register
Montgomery
Lefty Robinson
W. D. Rooney
Notice of Contest in Homestead Cancellation Case
Dora King of Egbert Wyoming filed November 4 1912 to contest and cancel Lowell N King s Homestead Serial No 06722 for NEW Section 22 Township 16 N Range 62 W 6th Principal Meridian alleging abandonment for more than six months from April 15 1912 to present. The Department of the Interior Cheyenne Wyoming notes the contest and acceptance of confessed abandonment.
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Department of Interior
United States
Tand
Cheyenne
Wyo
Lowell N. King
Dora King
Egbert
Wyoming
Township
Range
6Th Pr. Meridian
Alnee
Public Notice of Contest Filing and Service Requirements
The notice warns that failure to file within twenty days after the fourth publication ends the right to be heard, and requires proof of service of the answer on the contestant by personal delivery or registered mail. It specifies proof forms and directs the respondent to state the post office for future notices. Dates show publications in 1912 and 1919 with a December pattern.
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Missouri
Jos. Wasserman
Carey
Capitol News
Konden
Bho
Monéen Mig, Company
Minneapolis, Minn
PCO Ltd
Kellogg's
Kellogg
F. J. Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mich
Kellogge
C. A. Duniway
State University
Abby Roys
F. J. Kellogg Co
Hoffmaster Block
Oity
W. W. Crooks
P. W. Roedel
Sande Drug Co
Hansen Drug & Confectionery Co
Roedel
W. Lith St
Citizens National Bank
Youlso
Wyorina
Mrs
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Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power Company
CORPS
DAN S. Park & Company
First National Tank Bldg
Montgomery Hotel
W. C. Chaplin
Register
Daintiest
Edholm & Akin CO
Union Pacific Watch
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