Walker Named Supreme Boss of Cowboy Rangers
George H. Walker, Cheyenne businessman and secretary of the Industrial Club of Cheyenne, was elected supreme boss of the National Order of Cowboy Rangers at a Cheyenne meeting. He plans a major Denver roundup next year with 6000 cowboys, Wild West stunts, and ranch features to promote the order and link Cheyenne with Wyoming’s celebrations.
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George 8. Walker
Supreme Band
National Order of Cowboy Rangers
Supreme Ranch
Thia City
Order
Walker
Cowboy Rangers
Denver
Cheyenne
Rocky Mountain News
Supreme Boss
Supreme Ranch of the World
Wyoming
Storeme Ranch
Recorder of Brands
Calgary
Pendleton
Sheridan
Walla Walla
Wash
National Order of
Aida
Mic
National Order of Cowboy Trangers
Deover Ranch
Fort County
Puebla
California
Second Prize Play Tonight at Pioneer Pool Hall
Last night Roy Buteher defeated Qader Ritchic 100 to 66 in 44 minutes over 10 innings. The final match pits Muggsy Schoel against Leo Farrell, each with top scores against Hatcher. The winner earns a $2.50 gold plate amid a large crowd.
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Pioneer
Roy Buteher
Qader Ritchic
Acorn
Buteher
Risch
Muggsy Schoel
Leo Farrell
Hatcher
Thea
Tutehe
Toplat
Sad Death of Young Nephew Earl Edwardes
Mrs. Hiram Davidson learns of the death of Earl, 14, son of W. EB. Edwardes, a brother of Mrs. Davidson. Earl, once healthy and in school, fell ill with acute diabetes Saturday and died Sunday at 4 am. He was bright and energetic with an average of 97% last term. Funeral held Monday at 2:30 pm. Mr. Davidson attended and returned home afterward.
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Hiram Davidson
Wheatland
Earl
W. EB. Edwardes
Davidson
Union Pacific Receives First of 21 Dining Cars
The Union Pacific has taken delivery of the first dining car from an order of 21 and put it into service. Additional cars will follow before the San Francisco exposition opening. Cars are outfitted with electrical equipment including chafing dishes coffee percolators toasters and baby warmers.
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Union Pacific
Nephew of Pitchfork Ben Joins 1914 Consistory Class
Frank A. Tillman, nephew of Pitchfork Bear M hfian, joined the 1914 Consistory. A Cornell graduate, he works as an oil engineer in the oil fields near Casper, Wyoming, and traveled from Cheyenne to New York City to visit his parents during holidays.
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Frank A. Tillman
Bear Mhfian
South Carolina
Cornell University
Cagper
Cheyenne
New York City
Undersheriff Returns With Prisoners From Rawlins
Undersheriff P. H. Mayes arrived yesterday with two prisoners from Rawlins. Frank Smith admitted breaking into the Postal Telegraph cash register and stealing $78.80. C. W. Westby cashed a forged check at Max Meyer Clothing. Smith faced 18 months to over two years. Westby received between one and two years.
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P. H. Mayes
Rawlins
Frank Smith
Postal Telegraph Office
C. W. Westby
Max Meyer Clothing
Ahore
Wallace Returns Home for Rest After Pneumonia Recovery
Hon Wallace, president of the Houlder Commemoration, has recovered from pneumonia and will depart today for a warmer climate in the south for rest. The community rejoices at his improvement.
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Wallace
Houlder Commemocration
Southland
Houlder News
Convicts to Attend Christmas Play at Sing Sing
New York December 11 Prisoners at Sing Sing will attend a Christmas day performance arranged by the new warden Thomas Mott Osborne who has granted privileges since taking charge. The initial plan for a early next year debut was amended to Christmas day at the prison.
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New York
Sing Sing Prison
Thomas Mott Osborne
Golden Rule Brotherhood
Government announces wide range of open federal jobs
United States government listing numerous positions across agencies with varied pay from $72 to $3,600 yearly. Posts include cooks, gardeners, scientific assistants, inspectors, engineers, stenographers, geologists, band leaders, and telegraph instructors at locations such as Fort Jodian N D and Zuni Agency NM.
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United States
Fort Jodian School
N. D
Phoenix Indian Schol
Aviz
Tompkineville
N. Y
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
Field Service
Indian Service
Zuni Agency
N. M
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Entomology
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Louk Departmental
Panana
United States Geological Survey
Carielo Indian School
Carlielo
Interetate Commerce Commisson
Bureau of Mines
Department of the Interior
Jury Accuses Roy of Murdering Gumll in Hoseburg Case
In Hoseburg Oregon a coroner's jury attributes Edna Morgan 15 death to Roy Barnum a youth previously close to the girl. A letter from Barnum to meet in the barn was found among the girl's effects indicating premeditated contact before the fatal blaze.
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Roy
Gumll
Hoseburg
Ore
Edna Morgan
Roy Barnum
Barnum
Christie Honla at Middleweights in San Francisco
Christie Honla, Milwaukee middleweight, arrived in San Francisco and immediately challenged fighter Mike Gibbons Eddie Mellor ty and Jimany Clebby while noting Australian boxing was hampered by war. The article mixes garbled lines but centers on Honla's bold entry and aims at top contenders.
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Ban Francisco
Cal
Gas Christie
Milwaukee
Mike Gibbons
Eddie MeIlorty
Jimany Clebby
Christie
Australia
Billiard Fans See Good Games at Boyd’s No. 8
Two close three-cashion billiards matches drew a lively crowd at Boyd's No. 8 cigar store. Rogers beat Weenberg 16 to 7 in 35 innings, and Seigler defeated Grant 15 to 11 in 61 innings. Tonight's program includes Wilson versus Speck and Weinberg versus McAlvan.
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Boyd
Rogers
Weuberg
Weinberg
Seigler
Grant
Wilson
Speck
the Secon
McAlvan
City Engineer Starts Filter System Plan at Round Top
City Engineer R D Goodrich began work on a city filter system plan for Round Top. The project covers about 1000 square feet and two designs will be prepared for evaluation by a filter expert before bids are invited.
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R. D. Goodrich
Round Top
BURY STEAMBOAT AT FRONTIER PUT UP GREAT SHAFT
Cowboys of Wyoming plan to disinter the famed steed Old Steam and move his remains to Frontier Park. A fitting ceremony will honor the king of the plains with a memorial shaft funded by local cowboys. Work expected in spring after community enthusiasm funds a handsome monument.
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Frontier
the Plains
Wyoming
Frontier Park
Quiet Wedding Unites Charles Ulrich and Vera Holhobeck
Charles F. Ulrich and Vera Holhobeck were married Friday at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Leon C. Wills officiating. The bride, accompanied by friends from the Ladies of the Maccabees, will reside in Cheyenne after honeymooning at Louie Swanson’s home.
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Charles F. Ulrich
Vera Holhobeck
Presbyterian Mange
Leon C. Wills
John Ulrich
Tlouse Street
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Kanena
Cheyenne
Louie Swanson
West
Nineteenth Street
President Wilson Asked to Aid American Indian Rights
A committee of 100 American Indian delegates from the city of American Indian asked President Wilson to appoint a commission to study the condition of American Indians and propose a law to open the door of hope and progress for their people.
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Washington
Wilson
Cty
Indiana
MeVey Excels In Local Bout at Marrmont Club
Jim Jebson underperforms in a round at Marrmont Athletic Club as MeVey dominates with precise strikes. Spectators note MeVey’s superiority and a decisive moment leaves Jebson vulnerable. Bargain day promotions draw crowds to the venue and State Leader features the Wyoming ad medium.
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New York
Jim Jebsson
Marrmont Athletic Club
MeVey
Jebason
Wyoming
Depot to Install Matron at U P Station
Pacific railroad company grants request for a matron at the depot. She will oversee the ladies room and care for elderly and vulnerable passengers, ensuring the depot is not a meeting place for young people.
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W. M. Jeffore
New
Pacifc Railroad Company
City Briefs and Local Movements Across Town
Arrest of George Gale on Evanston order for hoard bill evasion. Tony Casey and Jon Starr discharged for Thursday night disturbance. Robert B. Davidson heading to Casper for business. Mrs. W Z McClement improving at home. Frank Beckley called to Oklahoma for ill daughter. Mrs K P Baker visiting from Horse Creek. Geo A Hoar, Federal Wyoming clerk, in Cheyenne on business. Horace Adams visiting from Heel. Mrs Sedwin Held arriving from Wheatland. Robert Taylor returns to Casper, resuming interests.
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Davrdall
McFarland
George Gale
Evanston
Gale
Leader Family Sees Atlas Pictures And Vaudeville Show
This afternoon the Leader family with 350 city honor-roll pupils and 50 convent honor-roll pupils will attend a matinee at the Atlas. The program features contortion acts by The Pigners, a dog named Huntsville Spot performing basic arithmetic, and jokes from R. UF Wise with a suitcase automobile. Nearby shops offer coffee and cakes at Ohenstein's Lurch Room and Saund's. Mr. Taylor, formerly of Cheyenne, attended the Consistory.
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Atlas
Human Frog
Huntsville
Walters
Murray
R. UF
Wise
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le Ate
Wilson VS. Speck
Phoont Phize
OKI
Eathere Mandag
Boyd’s Cigar Store
McUlvan
U.P
Ben
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Christie Honlabikato Middlewrights
Othe
Wasserman ’S
Mvey
Ono
U.P. Depot
Case Wachargill
Tony Casey
Jon Starr
Caspie
Robert B. Davidson
Casper
W. Z. McClement
Chef McClement
Omaha
Frank Beckley
Lo Oxjaha
Ulire
Mr. Beckley
Colorado & Southern
Horse Creek
K.P. Baker
Federal
Geo. A. Hoar
Prom Freete
Horace FL Adams
Robert Taylor
Capitol Avinue Theatre
A. Woods
Chicago
Ohenstein's
Lurch Room
Saund's
Midwest
Conslatory
Taylor
Atlas Theatre
Prinew
Ard Prine
R. M. LaFonteine
Mark A. Chapman
Clyde EL Davis
Namie
Minas
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