More Guardsmen Needed for State Wyoming
The adjutant general's office seeks additional qualified men for the Wyoming National Guard. Two captains five sergeants first class five sergeants ten privates and two cooks will join the department with pay scales from 45 to 250 dollars annually. Training and oath required. potential federal call but no intent to deploy from Wyoming. recruitment centered in Cheyenne with possible Sheridan hires. Captain Parker may be promoted to major alongside four other new majors by Gov. Kendrick.
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Adjutant General's Office
Quartermaster Corps
Wyoming Nagional Goard
Arthur Parker
Adjutant General
War Department
Cap
Tain Parker
Wyoming
Horder
Cheyenne
Sheridan
Parker
Law
John B. Kendrick
Worland Woman 18 Buried in Cheyenne
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Gordon wife of John B Gordon Worland Wy and former Cheyenne resident were held at the Early chapel yesterday afternoon. The service was conducted by Mrs Idamy of the Christian Science church. The funeral was delayed by a traffic blockade. Pallbearers were BE Johnston F R Dildine David Cook WH Henderson W A Quayle and J Chaplin.
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Mra
Mary Gordon
John B. Gordon
Worland
Wyo
Cheyenne
Idamy
Christian Science Church
Tiine
BE. & Johnston
F. R. Dildine
David Cook
WH. B. Henderson
W. A. Quayle
J. Chaplin
Husband freed after wife desertion charge dropped
Howard F. Dolson was arrested on Christmas Day in Denver for wife desertion and brought to Cheyenne by Deputy Sheriff Nels Perry. He was discharged from the county jail yesterday after the charge was dropped. Mrs. Dolson gave birth last Saturday and a family settlement out of court was reached.
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Howard F. Dolson
Denver
Cheyenne
Nels Perry
Sigma Beta Phi Granted National Charter at Pittsburg Convention
Delegation from Cheyenne and Laramie sought a Wyoming chapter for Sigma Beta Phi, claiming the largest local Greek group status. Sigma Heta Phil traces back to 1903 with 17 active members and 10 pledges at the University of Wyoming, under E L Knight as president.
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Sigma Hota Pil
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Pitteburg
Thin
University of Wyoming
Harry B. Henderson, Jr
Cheyenne
E.L. Knight
Sigma Beta Phi
Laramie
Morian V. Spicer
Pittsburg
National Association of Sigma Alyba Epailon
Marty Henderson
Wyoming
Columbia
Sigma Heta Phil
University
Louis Holiday
W. H. Holiday
George Peryam
Encampent
Fred Platte
John Burnett
Buffalo
Alpha Tau Omega
United States
E. L. Knight
Morgan V. Spicer
Harry J. Craig
Albert May
Charles
Jack) Skinner
Orville Frazer
Arthur J. Jones
Clyde P. Matteson
Fulton D. Bellamy
Raymond A. Frazer
R. M. Anderson
Andrew Willis
Frank Long
Skating at Lake Minnehaha Reaches Best Season Levels
Report from the State Leader notes thick smooth ice on Lake Minnehaha for long canal neck skating and daily sessions. Children bring lunches build bonfires enjoy meals and outdoor time, making the open air outing popular with boys and girls.
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Lake Minnehaha
Canal Neck
Umes
Johnson in Mont. man fights police after self harm
Walter Johnson, a Montanan miner, slashed his throat and stabbed near his heart during a Tuesday night incident at an Eighteenth Street resort. Pearl Davis, an inmate, says Johnson sought money, not love, and pursued another inmate. Patrolmen broke into the room. Johnson revived and fought them before being taken to St. John's hospital, watched by deputies to keep him from tearing his bandages. The housekeeper calls him a possible drug victim amid the turmoil.
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Walter Johnson
St. John’s Hospital
Pearl Davis
Johnson
Ste
Butte
Red ‘Lodge
Mont
Cheyenne
Davis
Eva
N. G. Peterson
Gus Clancy
Clancy
Peterson
Sheriff's Office
Frank Carter
Angus McDonald
Michael McClosky Funeral at St. Mary's Cathedral
Michael McClosky 64 a pioneer Cheyenne hotel and railroad man died in bed Tuesday from brain hemorrhage and was buried yesterday after a service at St. Mary's Cathedral. The cortege started at his daughter Mary Atter’s home with pallbearers A D Kelley Frank Leydon J W Griffin A Robitaille John Foley and C H Hawksworth. He is survived by a wife and seven children.
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Michael McClosky
Pioneer Cheyenne
St. Mary's Cathedral
Mary Atter
A. D. Kelley
Frank Leydon
J. W. Griffin
A. Robitaille
John Foley
C. H. Hawksworth
McClocky
New Mexico Man to Be Buried Today
Francis W. Pearce of Albuquerque will be buried today after dying at St. John's hospital following a brief illness. Funeral services are at 10 this forenoon at the Early Chapel with burial at Cheyenne. Pearce was a member of the Albuquerque Loyal Order of Moose.
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Francis W. Pearce
Albuquerque
N. M
St. John’s Hospital
Cheyenne
Pearce
English Woman Aviator Visits New York After War Flying Feats
Miss D. F. Brown of a prominent English family arrives in New York after notable wartime service in France. She is described as the only woman to fly over battle lines as a full member of the British Royal Flying Corps.
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New York
D. F. Brown
France
Royal Flying Corps
New Year's Night at the Plains Hotel Invite
The Plains Hotel invites guests to celebrate New Year’s Eve with friends on Monday night. Details are sparse in the readable text, but the event centers on a hotel hosted party welcoming attendees to ring in the new year.
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the Plains Hotel
Poultry and Pet Stock Entered for Big Exhibit
Entries are arriving for the sixth annual Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock show to be held January 26 at the Coliseum. Last year 311 birds competed. organizers expect a larger event with cash prizes and strict entry rules. Contact John C. Fulton of Cheyenne for rules. officers are President B. W. Penham and Vice President W. M. Foust.
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Wyoming Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Coliseum
John C. Fulton
Cheyenne
Association
B. W. Penham
W. M. Foust
Fratres Seek Voting Rights for Guardsmen on Duty
The next legislature will be asked to grant state national guard members the right to vote while on duty out of state. A proposed measure would disenfranchise guardsmen dishonorably discharged until pardoned by the governor.
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State National Guard
Cheyenne Society Notes Brighten Holidays with Visits
Society column lists visitors and hosts in Cheyenne during Christmas week. Mrs. Warren plans Denver engagements at Taber Grand. Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop of Casper attend Lacey Stull wedding then visit. Edwards, Clark sisters, Roedel, Bowles, and Mahoney family travels noted with upcoming New Year events and dances.
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Mr. Warren
Peter Appel
Homer R. Lathrop
Russell Nichols
Casper
Cheyenne
Denver
Fred Warren
Lathrop
Nichols
B. B. Brooks
Mary Bowles
Zella Ferris
Bowles
New Year's Celebration at The Plains Hotel Tonight
The Plains Hotel hosts a big New Year's Eve party for Monday night with a featured appearance by The New Edison at the Wyoming Book Store venue.
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the Plains Hotel
Edison
Wyoming
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New Mexico
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Los Angeles
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Edith K. O. Clark
Eleanor Clark
Kenny Roedel
Omaha
A. EK. Roedel
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Washington, D. C
Mrs. W. B. Mahoney
Idris Kendrick
Kendrick
Governor's Mansion
Mrs. J. C. Foley
New Orleans
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Athol Brophy
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Hospital Aid Society
New Years
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