Stratton to face murder charge in federal court
Private Robert H. Stratton of the Ninth Cavalry who allegedly shot and killed Private Robert Wooden during sentinel duty at the cavalry guard house will be tried in federal court for murder in the first degree rather than by court martial. Deputy U S Marshal Paul Bailey secured the warrant before U S Commissioner Dan W. Gill, and Stratton is to have a preliminary hearing at 10 o clock Saturday morning.
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Robert H. Stratton
Ninth Cavalry
Robert Wooden
Ninth
Cavalry
United States
Paul Bailey
Stratton
Dan W. Gill
Gill
New Clothing Store Soon Opens in Cheyenne
Hugh McMillan and Miles Shep herd, noted Cheyenne businessmen, install modern fixtures in the new Moffat building on West Seventeenth Street near Capitol Avenue as they prepare to open a clothing and gents furnishing store about February 1. The stock will include men’s and boys’ clothing and shoes.
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Hugh McMillan
Miles Shepherd
Cheyenne
Moffat
West Seventeenth Street
Capitol Avenue
Worry and Hurry Indigestion Cure Ad
A Barre testimonial touts Vincil as a remedy for indigestion claiming it stabilizes nerves and improves digestion. Samuel Wheeler credits years of stomach trouble relief after using Vincil and endorses the product with a money back guarantee. A. B. Roedel, druggist, endorses the cure.
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Vito
Barre
Samuel Wheeler
Vinci
A. B. Roedel
Druggiat
Basis Pur Suit Against M. I. Hartung
Des Moines Evening Tribune reports a $100,000 suit filed in Poly County district Court by the Wyoming Cattle Company against M. I. Hartung of Cheyenne. Hartung, formerly of Des Moines, is charged with wrongdoing during his tenure as secretary from 1906 to 1909.
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Des Moines Evening Tribune
Walt
M. Hartung
Cheyenne
M. H. Hartung
Poly County
Wyoming Cattle Company
Waa
Hartung Accused of Misappropriation in Wyoming Cattle Case
The Wyoming Cattle company sues M. H. Hartung claiming during 1906 to 1909 he received funds for the concern and failed to pay out. It alleges Hartung refused to account for 67000 and 40000 beyond lands sale proceeds. Company seeks 100000 plus interest. Hartung, once prominent in Des Moines, now resides in Cheyenne Wyoming with large holdings.
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Tary
Flour Trust Busted and Local News Briefs
City reports reveal flour seizure with 10 000 sacks of Best Kansas Cream Flour at 1 50 per sack sold by Lawrence and Carr with delivery by phone 652 Red. Actress Mrs Felch gave birth to a baby boy at Cavey avenue apartments while her husband the actor-comedian left with the company. Bank charter extended by twenty years for First National Bank. Ranchman Sabin had right leg amputated after a four month fracture at St John’s hospital.
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Kansas
Lawrence & Carr
20Th and
Thames Sts
Stanley Felch
Igle of
Spice
Capitol Avenue Theatre
Cavey Avenue
Nineteenth
Twentieth Streets
Lawrenté
Murray
First National Bank
Sabin
St. John's Hospital
Moving State Examiner Office Relocation Planned
Newlin and attaches moved the office from the first floor of the state house to the former state geologist office on the second floor. The vacated examiner’s space will be added to the state treasurer’s department.
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Newlin
State House
Plan to Bring Cattlemen Here for Convention
J A Underwood Wyoming vice president of the American Live Stock association will visit Cheyenne to help plan a campaign to secure the 1912 convention for Cheyenne at the Fort Worth gathering. Plains hotel management may host convention headquarters if Cheyenne wins the bid. Badges prepared for Underwood feature Cheyenne as a key Union Pacific port and show Chicago and San Francisco on one side and Seattle and Galveston on the other.
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J. A. Underwood
Wyoming
American Live Stock Association
Underwood
Fort Worth
Tex
Cheyenne
Plains Hotel
Union Pacific
Chicago
San Francisco
Burlington Railroad
Seattle
Galvestop
Chief of Police Schoel Takes Cheyenne Post
Chief Edward Schoel is sworn in as Cheyenne police chief replacing retired Edward Smalley. Smalley surrendered the office to Schoel after being appointed by Mayor Bresnaten and confirmed by the council in executive session. The term runs until February 6.
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Schoel
Cheyenne
Ed. Smalley
Edward Schoel
Sherif Hughes
L. R. Bresnatén
Gmualley
Exam notice and job openings listed for Cheyenne federal building
Announcement of civil service examinations for government positions at the Cheyenne federal building includes a radiated nurse role with a $600 salary and a brickmason at Fort Russell with a stated annual pay. The notice indicates date January 18 for the exams and outlines available small size footwear promotion at Wassermans.
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Cheyenne Federal Building
Fort Russell
Go To Death Bed Mrs Cunningham and Exnbry Travel to Denver
Mr and Mrs B Exnbry and Mrs Cunningham left yesterday for Denver in response to a message announcing the death there of p2x0ia Maynor, husband of Mrs Cunningham's sister.
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Mra
B. Exnbry
Mrs. Cunningham
Denver
Maynor
Cunningham
Mayor Remembered Gift to Former City Leader
Members of the council presented former Mayor P. H. Cook with a handsome cut glass water set in tribute to his years presiding over the council.
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Cook
Cheyenne Man Rising in Union Leadership
Y. Mc Laughlin brother of Policeman James McLaughlin and longtime railroad man leaves Cheyenne for New York City to become assistant president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. He resigns as chair of the Western Federation and moves general headquarters from Peoria to Cleveland. Mrs McLaughlin remains at Prairie Park until spring.
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Omaha World-Herald
Y. McLaughlin
James McLaughlin
Ac. Viedsch
New York City
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Enginmen
New York
Western Federation
The
Brotherhood
Motherhood
Peoria
Cleveland
McLaughlin
Prairie Park
Ward Company Incorporation Filed in Rock Springs
The Ward company of Rock Springs filed incorporation papers with the Secretary of State yesterday, capitalized at $5,000.
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Ward Company of
Rock Springs
Rural carrier named for Cody route
Washington January 4 Charles 8 Kirk was appointed a rural carrier on route 1 at Cody Wyoming replacing George Winchester.
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Por
Cody
Washington
Charies
Kirk
George Winchester
Wyo
Veterinarian A N Irwin Resigns as State Veterinarian
Veterinary official A N Irwin, appointed to fill the unexpired term of Pinneging by former Governor Brooks, tendered resignation to Governor Carey. Dr. Benjamin P. Davia of Douglas was named as his immediate successor to the post.
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A. N. Irwin
B. B. Brooks
Pinneging
Carey
Benjimai FP. Davia
Douglas
Army Deserter Accuses Officers of Systemic Abuse
The January issue of Cosmopolitan features a deserter using the alias Bailey Millard who claims brutal treatment and class bias in the army. He alleges kitchen policing, forced cleaning tasks, and repeated punishments by petty officers, with political influence allegedly shielding others from prison.
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War Department
then/Cosmopolitan Magazine
Bailey Millard
Newark
N. J
New England
Fort Slocum
Fort Riley
Kas
California
United States
Europe
Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Fort Allen
New York
Naany Ois Deorrtera
Tecome
State Leader aims to keep Wyoming citizens informed
The notice urges Wyoming residents to read the State Leader daily as a state paper covering events of particular interest to every citizen. It emphasizes local relevance over distant news and encourages active engagement in home affairs to improve life in Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
State Leader Newspaper Promotion Poised as Wyoming Favorite
A promotional piece extols the State Leader as the most newsworthy Wyoming paper with extensive city state and sporting coverage. It urges readers to compare it with other papers, praising its breadth and fearless editorial page.
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Wyoming
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