Made in Cheyenne Exhibit Targets Bigger Feb Show
A Cheyenne Commercial club meeting backed plans for this year’s Made in Cheyenne exhibit. Enthusiastic members expect more exhibitors than last year and aim to boost Cheyenne’s profile through the February show. The exhibitor list includes Crown Bottling Works, Cheyenne Brick, Wyoming Colorado Engineering, Thomas A Bristol Co, Mountain States Tel and Tel, and others. The same committee from last year will coordinate preparations with Loomis pledging support.
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Cheyenne
Crown Bottling Works
Cheyenne Brick Company
Wyoming-Colorado Engineering Company
Thomas A. Bristol Company
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Co. R. McKinstrey
The
Wyoming Labor Journal Pub- Nahing Company
Frontier Milling and Elevator Company
Cheyenne Steam Baking Company
Manewald & Ulrich
Nicholalsen & Sturk
Sherman Company
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
Cheyenne Creamery Company
Hammond Packing Company
Robinson
Cook Brothers Company
National Lumber Company
Swagger
East Side
Mittee
Elmer Keefe
Clarence Hammond
Joe Bristol
Harold England
Thomas Moss
Loomis
Pierce settles $100,000 law suit with Alice Rycroft
Milionaire Henry Clay Pierce, head of Waters-Pierce Oil, agrees to pay Mrs. Alice G. Rycroft $100,000 to settle a prolonged suit over alleged investment losses. Rycroft, widow of Chas W. Rycroft, had claimed Pierce misused funds placed with him for stock investments.
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New York
Dayo Cqurt
Henry Clay Pierce
Millonaire
Waters-Pierce Oy Company
Mra
Alice G. Rycroft
Mo Rycroft
Pierce
Mi Ie Amid
Rycroft
Chas. W. Rycroft
Croker
Glass shipped infant body buried in Denver cemetery
David Roskin received a package labeled Glass handle with care containing the body of baby L. Rolstein of Laramie Wyoming. Funeral arrangements were made after Deputy Coroner Hofman obtained state health permission due to missing shipping permit. Interment occurred this afternoon at the Jewish cemetery with minimal funeral party.
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Denver
David Roskin
Express
L. Rolstein
Laramie
Wyo
Jewiah Cemetery
Hoskin
Rolstein
Hofman
State Board of Health
West Side Benevolent Association
Bolstein
Boskin
Governor Pardons 360 Convicts In Surprise Action
Little Rock Ark December 18 Governor Donaghey pardoned 316 state convicts and 44 county convicts in a single act after signaling a reform message to be sent to the budget next month He denounced the convict lease system as abusive and warned against punishment for trivial offenses while criticizing local abuses and the pen farms.
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Little Rock
Ark
Donaghey
Bgt
Penunion
Britain to send cruiser Natal to convey Ambassador Reid’s body
The United States government has accepted Britain’s offer of a warship to transport the late Ambassador Reid’s body to the United States. The cruiser Natal is expected to be selected and will sail from Portsmouth England to America with a military detachment accompanying the coffin to Victoria station.
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London
United States
Great Britain
Ambassador Reid
Natal
Portsmouth
England
America
Esfort
Victoria
Wilson to Celebrate 56th Birthday in Staunton
President elect Wilson will arrive in Staunton Virginia Friday night to celebrate his fifty sixth birthday December twenty eighth. Staunton his birthplace hosts elaborate plans with about thirty thousand visitors expected for the event at his birth home.
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Staunton
Wilson
Bryan's Name Before Wilson in Cabinet Task
Princeton New Jersey December report says President elect Wilcot held a three hour meeting with national Democratic chairman McCoomb e to advance cabinet selections. No names disclosed though Bryan was mentioned by McCoomba.
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Bryan
Wilson
Princeton
WN. J
McCoombe
National Democratic Committee
Wilcot
McCoombia
Bryan Wan
Limeelt
Salvation Army Christmas Dinner Fund Grows in Cheyenne
Cheyenne responds to the Salvation Army appeal for funds and clothing for a Christmas dinner for the needy. The drive has reached 92.92 dollars with more needed. Captain Chesham lists beneficiaries, asks for cash or clothing donations, and offers receipt by mail. Contributors include A Bristol, B M Bruce, Major W W Reno, Judge Gibson Clark, Col Arthur Williams, and many others. Total to date is 102.92 dollars.
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Salvation Army
W. 17Th Street
Chesham
A. Bristol
B. M. Bruce
E. Morton
John D. Reardon
W. W. Reno
Hiram Sapp
J. W. Bruner
Gibson Clark
R. H. Nichols
Rev. Nelson
C. L. Draper
H. Robins
C. N. Potter
B. Hoffman
Leader Pub, Company
J. C. Nash
Will Appeal for Dissolution Plan
New York Dec 18 Robert S Tovett chairman of the executive committee of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific announces he arranged with Attorney General Wickersham to appeal to the U S Supreme Court for instructions in working out the dissolution plan The government has refused to approve any plan involving the distribution of Southern Pacific stock held by Union Pacific SAN FRANCISCO Dec 18 minority stockholders of the Southern Pacific railroad will oppose compliance with the governments merger order as it affects both lines The stockholders were notified to proxy their shares to the Southern Pacific stockholders protective committee in New York The plan includes selling the Central Pacific to the Asian Pacific The protective committee seeks to block the sale to safeguard Southern Pacific securities The government has deemed the Union Pacifics 46 percent stake unvotable allowing the minority to potentially control the stock and stop the sale
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New York
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific Stockholdera Protective Committee
Central Pacific
Asian Pacific
Suffragette March to Albany Reaches Peekskill
Rosalie Jones leads three remaining suffragists on the Hudson leg toward Albany to present a message to Governor Sulzer. The group, dubbed the suffragette Anabasis, vows ten miles daily despite snow as Anna Roos Weeks criticizes male voters and asserts women's right to vote.
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Peekskill
N. Y
Albany
Sulzer
Rosalie Jones
Mies Anna Roos Weeks
New York
Threat to Kill New President Highlighted in Court
A federal grand jury heard testimonies after preliminary hearings for Seeley Davenport and Jacob Dunn. Five witnesses including a Wharton postmaster and a postal carrier identified roles in the case involving a threatening letter to the president-elect. Dunn claimed duress and lack of rights before statements.
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Woodrow Wilson Wee
Federal Grand Jury
Seeley Davenport
Dunn
Wharton
Joseph
Francis A. Buttler
Louis G. Beekman
United States
Buttler
Beekman
Jacob Dunn
New York
Trenton
United States Aassiatant
Lindabury
Davenport
Ttts
Tumulty
Secret Service
Kilbane and Dundee to Fight for Featherweight Title
Johnny Kilbane featherweight champion and Johnny Dundee of New York were matched today for a 20 round title bout at Vernon arena. No date fixed but must be set after April 15.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Kilbane
Johnny Dundee
New York
Vernon Arene
Wilson Alarm Over Panic Threats At Wall Street Dinner
President elect Wilson warned against efforts to trigger market panic during a Southern Society dinner in New York. He pledged stiff penalties for panic instigators and urged unity to pursue prosperity through public responsibility and integrity, insisting business moves only with informed national leadership. He rejected unfounded doom predictions and said future stability rests on trust, transparency, and steady policy.
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New York
Haman
Wilson
Wall Street
Southern Society
Washington
America
Death of Isaleh Aribook Dearly Missed in Community
Jeabel Priecow, daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Birlaco, died at 4 30 yesterday afternoon after a prolonged illness. The remains will be sent to Cameron Texas. Mr Briecoe formerly advertised for The Leader and is now in newspaper press business. The family has many warm friends here and elsewhere who mourn this bereavement.
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Jeabel Priecow
W. C. Birlaco
Cameron
Texas
Briecoe
The
Leader
Elrouse- Hon
400 Greeks Die by Turks Fire Near Janina
Constantinople dispatch reports Turkish forces crushed Greek troops near Janina. Turkish commander says 400 Greeks killed and 126 wounded, with field guns and equipment seized. The message details a Turkish victory as war dept telegrams reach a wary London press.
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Constantinople
Janina
Foraker Details How Hearst Secured Archbold Letters
Former Senator Joseph B. Foraker testified before a Senate committee about how William R Hearst obtained Archbold letters. He presented a statement summarizing Gilchrist Stewart's report based on Winkfield’s description of Winkfield and Charles Stump taking letters from Archbolds office and selling them to Hearst for over $40,000.
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Washington
Joseph B. Foraker
Ohio
Senate
William R. Hearst
Archbold
Gilchrist Stewart
W. W. Winkfield
Winkfield
Charles’ Stump
Standard Oil Company
Hearst
Hold Father After Four Children Perish In Fire
Fort Smith Arkansas report says Marion Capp, a miner, was arrested near Howansea after a fire killed four of his children and may have fatally burned two others while a fifth disappeared. Neighbors described Capp as insane and the blaze occurred early today.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Marion Capp
Howansea
Son Slayer Suspect Arrested After Inquest
Lee Moore, who found the bodies of his mother Mrs. George Moore and grandmother Mrs. Mary J Wilson crushed by an axe in their Columbia Missouri home, was arrested after testifying at the coroner inquest today.
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Columbia
Lee Moore
George Moore
Mary J. Wilson
Here
Weather Forecast for Wyoming and Northwest North Dakota
The forecast shows mixed conditions with snow in the northwest portion of the region. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies for most areas with limited precipitation. Friday improves to generally fair weather, allowing outdoor plans to proceed.
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Washington
Dee
Wyoming
Jewish Rabbi for Cheyenne Appointed
The Jewish community welcomes Dr. S. B. Schein as Cheyenne’s rabbi. From Lynchburg Virginia and Panville, he brings years of experience and built a Lynchburg synagogue. A Cheyenne synagogue is planned at 20th and Eddy, with Saturday morning services. he is noted as the state’s only rabbi with LL.D. from Washington and Lee and training at the New York Talmudical College.
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Cheyenne
S. B. Schein
Schein
Lynchburg
Panvill
Lynchberg
Dr Seheln
Seheln
20Th and
Eddy Street
Schetn
Washington and Lee University
New York Talmudical College
Taft to Accept Yale Law Chair
President Taft has decided to accept the Kent professorship of law at Yale University and will likely begin duties in the spring. He will not lecture at other law schools or open the platform.
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Washington
Taft Tan
Kent
Yale
Taft
Morgan Testimony Highlights Big Money Networks In Trust Inquiry
J Pierpont Morgan testified on December 18 in Washington at the money trust inquiry, supporting board discretion over private banker deposits and confirming 66 Morgan accounts worth millions. Earlier charts outlined 180 directors across Morgan banks and 746 directorships in 134 corporations with vast combined assets and earnings.
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Washington
J_ Pierpont Morgan
Housdé
Morgan
Phillip J. Scudder
New York
Chicago
Boston
Ice and Trust
Ana Yo
Grésa
Jury Trials for Dynamite Plot in Los Angeles Times Wreck
In Indianapolis on December 18 the government argued in the dynamite conspiracy trial against 40 men tied to the Los Angeles strike and the Times building wreck. Olaf A. Treitmoe of San Francisco is charged with aiding a $920,000 fund raised from workers. Defendants allegedly used Iron Workers International funds to finance dynamite for non union jobs.
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Indianapolis
Ind
McNamara
Olaf A. Treitmoe
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Iron Workers’ International Union
Woman testifies in Archbald trial Senate hearing
Miss Mary Roland, stenographer in Scranton, testifies before the Senate in Washington. She is the first woman to hear a Senate probe since Judge Swayne's 1844 tapes case, and Archbald’s trial likely continues with his own testimony at its end.
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Washington
Mary Roland
William Po Holand
Scranton
Archbald
Senate
Fragmented report on Cincinnati sports scene and players
An unreadable OCR fragment references Cincinnati sports figures and teams including Provident Meremann and a New York connection. Limited legible names and events prevent clear reconstruction of the story.
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