Mrs Margaret Owen Dies of Pneumonia at 64
Mrs. Margaret Owen aged 64, wife of T. J. Owen of Cody and mother of Arthur Parker, died yesterday at the Parker residence from pneumonia. She will be buried Saturday in Riverside cemetery after services at the Methodist church in Cody. Survivors include her husband, two daughters Mrs Parker of Cheyenne and Mrs Roy Holma of Cody, and five sons Walter mayor of Cody, Arthur of Powell, John of Sand Springs, William of Lincoln, and Stanley of Wayne. The family planned to ship her body to Cody with relatives accompanying.
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Margaret Owen
Arthur Parker
T. J. Owen
Cody
Parker
Fast Twenty-fifth Street
Cheyenne
Roy Holma
Walter
Arthur
Powell
John
Sand Springs
Mont
William of
Lincoln
Neb
Stanley L
Wayne
Rancher Slashes Self After Motel Dispute
Walter Johnson of Red Lodge Montana a rancher slashed his throat and stabbed himself several times Tuesday night after a dispute with an inmate at a motel resort on Seo West Eighteenth street. He collapsed in a bloodied room and was restrained by officers N G Peterson and Gus Clancy who fought to subdue him. Johnson was moved to St. John’s hospital where he remains bound to his cot to stop self harm.
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Walter Johnson
Red Lodge
Montana
Seo West Eighteenth Street
St. John's Hospital
Johnson
Pewort
Tar
N. G. Peterson
Gus Clancy
Chancy
Johnnson
Peterson
Clancy
Ike & Maniac
Ins
T. J. Nenneberry
O. K. Snyder
St. John’s Hospital
Hie
What Happened to Father at the Lyric
The Lyric features What happened to Father a Mary Roberts Rinehart comedy. Frank Minel is billed as a comic opera king in a Vitagraph production. Manager Toché promises a strong crowd and a top notched show this season.
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Lyric
Father
Frank Mminlels
Toché
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Vitagraph
Salvation Army postpones New Year tree for Cheyenne children
The Salvation Army shifts the school children Christmas tree event from December 2 to January 2 at 7:30 pm, hosted by the Eagles. Ensign Harris says teachers will identify needy children and families for clothing and gifts funded by $50 to $60, including gloves and underwear, to reach more people than last year.
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Salvation Army
Santa Claus
Cty
Ensign Harris
Harris
Cheyenne
Cheyenne Boy Bobbie Linville Aims for National Prizes
Young news hawker Bobbie Linville of Cheyenne Wyoming seeks cash prizes and a Shetland pony in Curtin Publishing contests. He ranks among top entrants in several drawings and enjoys selling papers for State Leader while pursuing ambitious prizes backed by Philadelphia publishers.
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Borrie Linville
Curtis Publishing Company
Bobbie Linville
J. R. Linville
Pioneer Avenue
Curtin Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Robbie
Wyoming
Gret
Washington, D. C
Cheyenne Lad
Bobbie
Cheynne
Artis
Shertland
Mrs Helen Kinney Laid At Rest Yesterday
Mrs Helen Kinney died Sunday at 84 from Brights disease and was buried yesterday morning at St Marys Cathedral. She was the widow of Michael Kinney and resided with her son John Kinney at 1014 West Twenty fourth Street. Burial was in Olivet Cemetery.
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Helen Kinney
Bright
St. Mary's Cathedal
Michael Ipney
John Kinney
West Twenty-fourth Street
Buriave
Olivet Cemetery
Paper Hanging Help from The Sherman Co
A local ad urges readers to call The Sherman Co for heated enclosures and service days. It promotes prompt aid for indoor fixtures and asks customers to contact for installation or repairs.
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The
Sherman Co
Cheyenne Firemen and Cops Seek Pay Increase
City officials weigh 310 monthly raises for all police and fire personnel amid tight finances. Mayor La Fontaine cautions funds are scarce but aims to find a way, noting current taxes would rise if approved. Firemen seek better gear and a shorter work week, while police votes on a petition were incomplete.
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Cheyenne
R. N. la Fontaine
A. D. Kelley
J. F. Jenkins
Justice of the Peace
W. H. Edwards
David Nimmo
William Hoshaw
George Plummer
Louis Manewal
H. M. Hiteshew
Poall
Mrs Catherine McGinn Alive and Well
Report circulated claiming Mrs Catherine C McGinn died on Christmas Day and is alive and happy at the home of her daughter Mrs Mary Quigley. The paper confirms she is living and enjoying good health and Cheyenne sends best wishes for her continued health.
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Catherine C. McGinn
Mary Quigley
Funeral Friday for Michael McClosky pioneer hotelier
Funeral services for Michael McClosky 14 Wyoming railroad man and Normandie hotel proprietor will be held Friday morning at St Marys Cathedral. He died suddenly from brain hemorrhage on Tuesday found at his daughter Mrs Mary Atters home 2720 5B Street. Survived by his wife and seven children with pallbearers A D Kelley Frank Leydon J W Griffin A Robitaille John Foley and C H Hawksworth.
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Michael McClosky
Wyoming
St. Mary's Cathedral
Mary Atter
MecOlesky
Normandie
A. D. Kelley
Frank Leydon
J. W. Griffin
A. Robitaille
John Foley
C. H. Hawksworth
Building and Loan Holds Monthly Meeting
The Cheyenne Railway Employees Building and Loan association met at President J L Murray's office. Members bought loans totaling 600 to J R Kinport, 1000 to Theresa A Jenkins, 400 to Jerome Tyler, 2200 to Helmer Sorenson, 2200 to Pete Foster, and 3200 to James R Hill with various percent rates. Matured stock in the fifth series was redeemed for L W Warlaumont, J H Rath, C L Christensen, Leona Wells.
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The
Cheyenne Railway Employes Building and Loan Association
J. L. Murray
West Sixteenth Street
J. R. Kinport
Theresa A. Jenkins
Jerome Tyler
Helmer Sorenson
Pete Foster
James R. Hill
L. W. Warlaumont
J. H. Rath
C. L. Christensen
Leona Wells
Burlington Promises Improvement At ROZW
A letter received by Secretary H. A. Floyd of the public service commission from G. W. Holdredge of Omaha, general manager, promises improvements at ROZW. The missive outlines steps to address concerns and enhance service reliability.
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Burlington
ROZW
H. A. Floyd
Public Service Commission
G. W. Holdredge
Omaha
Improvements Planned for Service Along Burlington Road
J B Stewart of Roger Wisconsin urged quicker improvements to the road service felt to be poor by ranchers and farmers in town. The provider said enhancements would be made in the near future and relief would be given to the local agricultural community.
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Burlington
J. B. Stewart
Roger, Wio
Poultry Exhibit at Maccabee Temple This January
A large poultry exhibition runs January 2 to 6 at the Maccabee Temple formerly Colleen. Admission is 10 counts with free entry for children when accompanied by parents.
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Maccabee Temple
Colleen
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